Thursday, April 19, 1906.
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RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
Raleigh Christian Advocate.
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Quarterly Meetings,
WARRENXON DISTRICT.
6. F. SmithF. E., Littleton, N. C.
SECOND ROUND IN PART.
Roanoke, Pearce, March 31, April 1
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary, Roanoke Rapids,
April 1, 2
Uarysburg, Seaboard, April 7, 8
Weldon. April 5
Hobgood, Ep worth, April 14, 15
Scotland Neck, April j5, 16
Northampton, Reheboth, April 19
Rich Square, Woodland, April 20
Conway, Zion, April 21, 22
Murfreesboro, April 22, 23
Harrellsville, Harrellsville, April 25
Bertie, Cashie, April 28, 29
Williamston and Hamilton, Hamilton, May 12, 13
Battleboro and Whitakers, Central Cross, May 19
Enfield and Halifax, Enfield, May 20, 21
Ridgeway, May 26, 27
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT.
J. B. Hurley, P. E., Fayetteville, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Pittsboro, Mt. Zion, March 30
Haw River, Mann's Chapel, March 31, April 1.
Lillington, Spring Hill, April 6
Buckhorn, Olive Branch, April ,7, 8
Siler City, Hickory Mt, April 14, 151
Jonesboro, Morris Chapel, April 21, 22
Cokesberry, April 27
Sampson, Parkersbury, April 28, 29
Newton Grove, Antioch, May 4
Duke, May 5. 6
Hope Mills, Marvin, May 12, 13
Bladen, Live Oak, May 19, 20.
Fayetteville Circuit, St. Andrews, May 26, 27
Fayetteville. Hay Street, May 27, 28
DURHAM DISTRICT.
J. T. Gibbs, P.iE., Durham, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
East Burlington, Graham and Haw River, Gra
ham, March 31, April 1
Burlington, Front Street, April 1, 2
Mangum Street ( District Conference), April 7, 8
Branson, Cunninggim, April 8, H
Milton Circuit, April 14, 15
Yancejville Circuit, April 21, 22
Alamance Circuit, April 28, 29,
Trinity Church, May 6, 11:00 a. m.
Main tttreet, May 6, at night
Durham Circuit, Massey's Chapel, May 12, 18
Can Church, May 13, at night
Chapel Hill, May 19, 20
Leasburg. Bethel, May 26, 27
West Durham, June 1, 3
RALEIGH DISTRICT.
W. H. Moore, P. E.
SECOND ROUND.
Edenton Street, April 8, 9.
Epworth (at night), April 8.
Central, April 15, 16.
Brooklyn and Garner, Brooklyn (night) April 15.
Frankiinton, Banks Chapel, April 21, 22.
Louisburg, April 28. 29.
Clayton, Mt. Zion, May 5, 6.
Oxford Station May 12, 13.
Oxford Circuit Bethel, May 19, 20.
Milibrook, Rolesville, May 26, 27.
Tar River, May 81.
Selma. June 2, 3.
Smithfield, June 3, 4.
Granville, June 9, 10.
Cary, June 16. 17.
Kenly, .lune 21.
Wakefield, June 22.
Youngsville, June 23, 24.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
M. BradflhawP. E., Wilmington, N. C.
SECOND ROUND-IN PART.
Southport, April 1, 2
Town Creek. Macedonia, April 7, 8
Grace, April 15
Blalen Street, April 15.
Carver's Creek Circuit, Carver's Creek, April 21, 22
Fifth Street, April 29
Market Street, April 29
Shallotte. Andrews', May 5, 6
Waccamaw. Beihesda, May 12, 13
Clinton. Kendall's May 17
KenaDsville. Warsaw, May 18
Burgaw, Herring's, May 19, 20
Columbus, Evergreen, May 23
Whttevi le and Chadbourne, Chadbourne, May 24
Scott's Hill, Acorn Branch, May 26, 27
New River, Sneid's Ferry, May 30
Magnolia, Trinity, June 2, 3
Jacksonville and Richlands, Jacksonville, June
10, 11
Onslow, Tabernacle, June 16, 17
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
R. B. John, P. E., Rocky Mount, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Ayden, Salem, March 31, April 1
Greenville, April i, 2
Farmville, April 8, 9
Bath, Bath, April 14, 15
Washington, April 15, 16
Swanquarter, Soule's April 21, 22
Mattamuskeet, Amity, April 28, i9
Fairfield, May 5 6
Aurora, Warren's Chapel, May 12, 13
Robersonville, May J 9, 20
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT.
John H. Hall, P. E., Elizabeth City, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Perquimans, New Hope, March 28
Pasquotank, Mt. Herman March 31, April 1
Elizabeth City, City Road, April 1, 2
North Gates, Hebron, April 7 8
Chowan, Center Hill, April 14, 15
Hertford, Anderson, April 15, 16
Edenton, April 18
Plymouth, April 21, 22
Roper, April 22, 23
Hatteras and Eennekeet, Chicamacomico, April
28,29
Dare, Bhiloh, May 2
Kitty Hawk, Callington, May 4
Koanoke Island, Bethany, May 5, 6
Camden, May 19, 20
Ma jock, May 15
Currituck Asbury, May 16
Pantego and Belhaven, Pantego, May 12, 13
Hates, May 23
Columbia, Columbia, May 26, 27
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT
John N. Cole, P. E., Rockingham, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Maxton and Caledonia, Caledonia, March 31
April 1
Laurinburg Station, April 1, 2
Pekin, Candor, April 7 8
Aberdeen, Asbury, April 8, 9
Montgomery, Flint Hill, April 14, 15
Mt Gilead, Wadeville, April 21, 22
Troy. Capelsie, April 22, 23
Hamlet, Tabernacle, April 28, 29
NEW BERNE DISTRICT.
E. H. Davis, P. E., Goldsboro, N. C
SECOND ROUND.
Jones, Oak Grove, March 31, April 1
New Bern, Centenary, April 1
Dover, Woodington, April 7, 8
Kinston, April 8
Hookerton, Ormonds. April 14,"15
Craven, Lanes, April 21, 22
Carteret, Bethel, April 28, 29
Beaufort, Apr 1 29
Morehead, April 29
Pamlico, Barnes, May 5, 6
Oriental, Kersbaw, May 6, 7
Grifton, Sharon, May 12, 13
Goldsboro Circuit. Daniels May 11, 13
Straits, Summerfield, May 19, 20
ucracoke ana Portsmouth, Portsmouth, May "2)
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Atlantic, Atlantic, May 26, 27
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