Thursday, April 4, 1912.
RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
Page Sixteen
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Jones Circuit. Oak Grove, Aqril 6, 7
Ocraloke, April 9, 10
Atlantic, April 11. 12
Straits. Summerfield April 13, 14
Beaufort, Apiill5, ltt
Morehead City. April 16. 17
Carterett at Harlowe, April 50-21
Mt. Olive Circuit, Rones, April 27, 28
Mt Olive and Faison at Mt. Olive, April 28, 29
Seven Springs at Zion, May 4, 5
Pamlico Circuit, May 1
Oriential Circuit. May 11, 12
Grifton Circuit. Gum Swamp, May 18, 19
Goldsboro Circuit, Pine Forest, May 25, 26
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Quarterly Meetings.
Warrenton District.
R. F. Bumpai, P. E , Weldon, N, C.
SECOND ROUND.
North and South Henderson, Thursday (night) ,
March 14.
Warrenton, Hebrow, March 16, 17.
Ridgreway, Jerusalem, March 17, 18.
District Conference, Weldon, March 19-22.
Roanoke, Ebenezer, March 24, 25.
Warren, Bethlehem, Maich 30, 31,
Northampton, Rehoboth, April 6, 7.
Littleton April 13, 14.
Wllliamston and Hamilton. Williamston, April
20, 21
Bertie, Cashie, Tuesday, April 13.
Harrellsville, Hairellsville Thur. April 25.
Rich Squrare, Woodland April 27, J8.
Conway, Conway, April28, 29.
Enfield and Halifax, Enfield, May 5, 6.
Garysbursr, Seaboard May 11, 12.
Battleboro and Whitakers, McTyere, Thursday
May 16.
Roanoke Rapids, Roanoke Rapids, May 18, 19.
Weldon, (at night). May 19.
Scotland Neck, May 24, 26.
Hobgoob, William's Chapel, May 26, 26.
Fayetteville District.
R. B. John, P. E., Fayetteville, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Sanford. Mar. 17, 18.
Duke, Mar. 24.
Dunn, Mar. 24.
Hay Street, Mar. 24.
District Conf. Siler City, Mar. 28
Lillington, Parker's Grove, Mar. 30, 31.
Goldston, Corbonton, April 5.
Elise, Star, April 6, 7.
Jonesboro, Memphis, April 13; 14.
Haw River, Mann's, April 19.
Pittsboro, Brown's Chapel, April 20, 21.
Carthage, Cool Springs, April 27, 28.
Hope Mills, Cumberland, May 4, 5.
The District Conference will meet at Siler City,
Tuesday March 26, at 3 o'clock, p. .m and adjourn
Friday 29th at noon. The Lay LeadeJ and Mis
sionary Cimmittees will please cooperate with
their pastors in endaavoring to raise all mission
ary assessments by May 1st.
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Durham District.
R C. Beaman. P. E. Durham, N. C.
SECOND ROUND
Trinity, March 17.
Mangum St., (night), March 17.
South Alamance, at Saxapahaw, March 23, 24.
Graham, (Night), March 24.
Burlington, Ct., at Bethel, March 29.
Burlington, (Night), March 29.
North Alamance, at Haw River, March 30, 31.
Pearl Mill and Bethany, at Bethany, April, 6, 7.
Roxboxo, at Leas' Chapel April 13, 14.
Durham Ct., at Fletcher's April 20 21.
Leasburg, at Hebron, April 26.
Mt. Tirzah, at Mt. Tirzah, April 27, 28.
Hillsboro, at New Sharon, May 4, 5.
Chapel Hill, May 12.
Milton, at Connally's May 18, 19
Yancyville. at Prospect. May 20.
Pelham and Shady Grove at Shady Grove, May
Lakewood, May 26.
New Bern District.
J. E. Underwood, P. E., Goldiboro, N. C.
SECOND ROUND
Bridgeton, Beech Grove, March 15-17
New Bern, Centenary, March 17, 18
LaGrange Circuit at Institute, March 23, 24
Wilmington Df'trict.
N. H. D. Wilson, Presiding Eld(r.
Wilmington, N. C.
SECOND ROUND.
Clinton, Goshen, March 16, 17.
Wallace aDd Rose Hill, Wallace March 23. 24,
Rlchlann, Marc 30, 31. i
KeDansville. Wesleys, April 6, 7.
Scotts Hill. Bethany. April 13. 14
Wilmington, Bladen Su, April 14, 17.
Onslo . Stella. April 20, 21.
Swansboro. Swaosbiro. Apr 1 21. (night) 22.
Shallotle, New Hope, April 27-28
Jacksonville, Snead's Ferry, May 4-5
Town Creek, Mrcedonia, May U-12
Southport, May 12 (night). 13
Whiteville. Shiloh. M,y 18-19
Chadbourn and Hallsboro, Hebron, May25-26
Trinity, May 29
Fifth Street, June 2
Grace, June 2
Washington District.
J. T. Gibbs. P. E , Washington, N. C.
SECOND ROUND
McKendree at McKendree, March 16-17
Tarboro, March 17 (night), 18
Fremont at Fremont, March 23, 24
Nashville, Sharvon. March 26
Spring Hope, White Oak, March 27
Mt Pleasant, Home, March 29
Stantonsburg, Stantonsburg, March 30, 31
Bath circuit, April 6, 7
Ayden, Grimesland, April 13-14
Greenville, April 14 (night), 15
Farmville, April 15 at 11 a.m.
Washington, April 21-22
Bethel Circuit, April 27 28
Mattamuskeet, Engelhard, May 4 5
Fairfield, May 8
Swan Quarter, Sauls, ' ay 11-12
Aurora, Bonnerton, May 18-19
Vanceboro Circuit. Mav 25-26
Rockingham District.
A. McCullen, P. E., Rockingham, N. C.
SECOND ROUND
Roberdel, at Beaver Dam, March 16, 17.
Candor at Jones Springs, March 23, 24,
Kaeford, at Johnson's Grove, March 30, 31.
Aberdeen and Bisco, at Aberdeen, April 6, 7.
Laurel Hill, at Rachaels, Sat. April 13.
St John and Gibson, at St. John April 14, 15.
Elizabeth Ct.. at Pnrdies. Friday, April 19.
St. PaulCt., at St. Paul, April 20, 21.
Lumberton, Sunday (Night), Apr.l 21, 22.
Robeson, at Olivet, Sat. April 27.
Rowland at Purvis April 28, 29.
Mt. Gilead Ct., Fr day, May 3.
Montgomery, at Flint Hill, Sat. May 4.
Troy at Troy, May 5, 6.
Richmond Ct, at St Paul, May 11, 12.
Diltrict Conference at Red Springs, May 7-10.
Lumberton Ct., at Buies May 18, 19.
Ellerbe Ct, Thursday, May 23.
Maxton, May 26 ,27,
Elizabeth City District.
M T. Plyler P. E.. Elizabeth City N. C.
SECOND ROUND
Pantego and Belhaven April 6, 7
Moyock, Sharon, April 13, 14
Camden, McBrides, April 20, 21
Currituck, Asbury, April 27, 28
Kitty Hawk, Currituck fcilet. April 28, 29
Dare, Stumpy Point, May 4, 5
Kennekeet. Chicamacamico, May 7
Hatteras, Buxton, May 9
Roanoke Island, Wanchese, May 11, 12
Columbia, May 18. 19
Sunday School Institutes will be held as follows:
District Conference at Manteo, July 2, 3, 4, 5
Raleigh District.
John H. Hall, P. E., Raleigh, N.
SECOND ROUND
Clayton, Mt. Zion. April 6-7
Kenly, Zion, April 13-14
Four Oaks Benson April 21-22
Smithfield, April 21
Granville, Calvary, April 27-28
Millbrook, Rolesville, May 4-6
Selma Princeton, May 12-13
Oxford Circuitf May 18 19
Oxford, May 19
Epworth, May 22
Youngsville, Rock Springs, May 25-26
Louisburg June 2
Tar River, June 1, 2
Franklinton, June 8-9
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