Thursday, May 11, 1911,
RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
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Quarterly Meetings
Warrenton District.
J. E. Underwood. P. E., Littleton, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Batlleboro and Whitakera. May 6. 7
Scotland Neck (D. O.). May 9, 12.
Williamston and Hamilton, at Hamilton, May
13 14
Hobgood. at Hobgood. at night) May 18.
HarrellBville, at Harrellsville. May 2(yll.
Bertie, at Cashier, May 24. 25.
Enfield and Halifax, May 27. 28.
Elizabeth City District.
Rev. M. T. Plyler. P. E.
SECOND ROUND.
Pantego. Belhaven, Pantego, May 4.
Columbia. WeBley. May 6, 7.
Roanoke Island. Manteo. May 12.
Dare. East Lake. May 13, 14.
HatteraB, May 17, 18.
Kenekeet, Chicamicormco. May 20, 21.
Raleigh District.
Jehn H. Hall, P. E.. Raleigh. N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Selma and Princeton. April 30. Mayl.
Oxford Ct Shady Grove, May 7, 8.
Youngsvllle, Rock Springs. May 13. 14.
Granville. Roberta' Chapel, May 20, 21.
Four Oaks, May 27, 28.
Smithfield, May 28, 29.
New Bern District.
K. P. Bumpas, P. E., Goldsboro, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Seven Springs. Wocdington, Wednesday, May 3.
Kinoton, May 7
Mt. Olive Circuit, Browning's, My 13. 14
MtOlive and Faiaon, Mt. Olive, Ma? 14. 15.
Goldsboro Circuit. Mt Carmel, May 20, 21.
Goldsboro. St. John, May 21.
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SECOND ROUND.
Raeford at , May 5.
Pekin at May 6. 7.
East Robeson, at Reagan. Saturday, May
at 2 p. m.
Lumberton. at St. Paul's, May 14.
Elizabeth, at May 20, si.
Montgomery, at Ophir, Saturday, May 27.
Troy, at Capelsie. May 28.
Mt. Gilead, at , May 30.
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Washington District.
J. T. Gibbs, P. E., Washington, N. C
SECOND RONND.
Stantonsburg, Black Creek. May 13, U.
Farmvllle. at Farmville, May 6. 7.
Soring Hope, White Oak, May 20, 21.
Mt. Pleasant, Stanhope, May 21, 22.
Hethel Ct , May 2t.
Fteemont.Ct., May 27, 28.
Wilmington District.
N. H. D. Wilson, P. E.. Wilmington. N. C
SECOND ROUND.
Magnolia, Centenary, Apiil 30, night; May 1.
Southport, May 3.
Carver's Creek, Carver's Creek, May 6, 7.
New River, Snead's Ferry, May 13, niht; 14,
morning.
Jacksonville and Richlands. Jacksonville. May
14. night; 15.
Onslow. Stella, may 20; 21, morning.
Swansboro. Queens Cree. Ma 21, night; 22.
Clinton, Johnsons, May 27, 28.
Scott's Hill, Greenville, June 3; 4. niht.
Durham District.
R. C. Beaman. P. E Durham, N. C.
SECOND ROUND
Chapel Hill, May 7.
Burlington Ct.. Prospect, May.13, 14.
Leasburg, May 20, 21.
I'elham, Shady Grove. May 27, 28.
Yancey vi lie, Prospect, May 30
Milton, Purley's, May 31.
Fayetteville District.
R. B. John. P. E., Fayetteville. N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Sanford. Osgood, May 7, 8
Goldston. Fair Promise. May 13. 14.
Lillington. Cool Spring. May 20. 21.
Buckhorn, Holly Spring. May 27. 28
Cokesbury, Gray's Chapel June 3, 4.
Siler City, Mt, Vernon June 10. 11
Elise, Pleasant EilU June 17. 18
Carthage. High FallB. June 18. 19.
The Fayetteville District Conference will meet
at Carthage Wednesday. May 3, at 8:30 p. m