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SDKftAY 6REA1
FOR METHOl
CITY OF
Bishop R. G. WaterhousePri
Feast Conducted by Veten
Packer Preaches at Night.
City Heard Fine Disburse
lilikd&v Xt thb conference. <
ffne Of the distinctive observations (
of tho Methodist church Is the old- *
fashioned lore feast wh^f"mid sins- 1
Hpa lug, praying and testifying the bread 1
and water la partake* oftln token of 1
brotherly lore. 'Hearts are knit 1
clbser together wltb the eords of lore
to man and God on those occasions. \
Tho annual observation of the love j
feast on Sunday morning of confer- j
enee U ope of the. most beaotlful oe- 1
cast one of the gat&erl*g of the Meth- 1
odist in their great meeting. 1
The Methodist chta-ch was almost 1
tiled at the opealag hour at 9:30 1
tfolnck Sunday morning. "Uncle" 1
A. D. Betta and Dr. W. H. Moore con- j
ducted the service, their many years |
of service in the conference adding
honor and beauty 'to- the service. Dr.
Moore hud looked forward with 1
more than nana! Interest to this con- 1
taMM he declared m It was at the
alSs of thin church that he was
reared and the ashes of his father
and ttfdther and: first child rest In the
church ynrtf>^ , ,
Biz or seven of the mcmbcrg of
the conference assisted is passing the
breed and water which was partaken
of in token of the brotherly love that
filled each heart. The
tune Was filled With feeling
words of testimony, occasional burst*
of eong and prayer. Many women
In the congregation added, their
words of ~ testimony as well as the
Railroad King..
There was hardly a irf eye when
OTe testimony of "Railroad King"
wae done. He has brought his old
. "engine" safely down the track under
the direction of his "superin
tondent" and having almost reached
the last "mile-post," he can nearly
see* the lights of the "union
station" and Is ready when the orders
come to still the "engine" in
the "ronnd house." He called on
all to Join In the old hymn, "There'r
a land that is fairer than day." '
With a verse of "Nearer, My Qod
to Thee," and a prayer by Dr. Moore
the lore feast was closed as th?Bishop
entered the pnlplt for the 11
o'clock service. ,
Great Crowd Present. N
Those who did not attend tbr^lov<
a seat in the Church which had bfeer
.sad n tha Ithtirxh irhlch h?Ar
steadily filling arer sliitoe 9:30
o'elock. Extra chairs filled every
available Inch of apace and the wall?
were lined and vestibules filled with
people standing all through the service.
"Come thou All Mighty Klngf' war
the openjjtg hymn and following the
-repetition of the Apostle's creed.
. Bishop Waterhouse oCere'd prayer.
The twenty-fourth Psalm was the
first les&on, read by the Bishop. The
second lescon was taken from the
twelfth chapter,of St. John.
The Sermon. '
Bishop Rlchkrd Green Waterhouse
' who preached to such a great throng
of people Sunday morning of conference,
chose is his next the 24th
k Zeros' of the 13th chapter of St
John's gospel:
^ "Verily, verily, I say unto yor
except a corn of wheat fall Into the
ground and die It abldeth alone, bu'
if It die It brlngeth forth much
fruit."
This utterance of the last days of
Christ's earthly ministry states a simple
fact of nature and exempllflof
the central belief of the character jof
Jdlus Christ, whose attitude war
always one of submission. The human
essence must he loot In the
divine essence and rises up into
beauty of character and life and
flourishes with multiplied fruit and
fruitfulness.
As the captain of our souls, Josuf
. Christ demands our perfect snbmis
slon to His ^111. In order to ertabHah
peace It is necessary that arft
wills be surrendered to His. Thir
is the central teaching of the Chris
tlan religion. ? ; f
"It is the submission, of wills to
' evil wills that accounts for what wc
are witnessing In the earth today."
, declared the Bishop.
The corn of wheat we plant, th'
sell It Is planted'In and the result
of the planting were considered by
Bishop Waterhouse.
Man is the eorn of wheat, maa the
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>ISM IN THE
WASHINGTON
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caches Great Sermom Love!
ins of the Conference. Dr.
All the Churches of the
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prawn of creation. Man may -be
livided into two parts, the body and
lie spirit. The Bishop declared there
thould be & religion of the body, the
marvelous creation of God that
ihould be treated with "care and reverence.
The eoil - into which the seed It
planted la God. .God who la a spirit;
is light abd love. The greatest e!olUenco
of tho Bishop was used to
;ive to the congregation some of
he most powerful thoughts and expressions
of men as to what Ood ts,
rising to.the great climax that God
s a boundless sea Qf love, over which
ride argosies of salvation to the
perishing souls of men. In this soli
3od would have us plant the seedr
n our me. % *.
The processes of the planting since
:he death on the cross, are a simple
ind natural process in childhood.
"And what of the result?" asked
ho Bishop. "He who has his life
Manted in Gpd has the avenues of
lis life opened up to the divine life
rhe feelings and plans gf God'i
ieart make a new man of him so that
10 grows to ever Increasing Ufo of
lsefolness becoming more and mor<
Ike God and acquiring with ?ver?
widening horlson, the attributes of
Jod.
"This planting In God plants rot
n the heart of humanity, makinf
ran the salt of the world and leaver
rour impress on the sons of men,'
laid the bishop. "All that caif b<
Withered out of the earth are th
saved .souls of men, the only treas
ire that you can lay up lu Heaven.'
Such a bare outline falls far ahor
if the great thoughts and the elmph
Bloquence with' which they wer
clothed with which Bishop Water
liouBe held the vast crowd enthrallc
[or more than &n?fcour with no soun
to interrupt except the occasions
"aniens."
Ordination of Deacons.
Following the sermon the follow
lug young men wero ordained lnt<
the office of deacons In the church
J. L. Mldyett, B. B. Slaughter. N
it Wright, G. W. Perry. W. V. Mc
Rao, J. A. Morris, H. B. Porter, M
3. Andrews, H. E. Myers, F. A. Lap
ton and H. I. Glass.
Prayer wag offered bV Dr. Glbb
ind the servlco was read- by Dr. N
H. DT Wilson.
Bishop Waterbouse gave the vows
.by the laying on of his bands giving
tho authority to execute the offlc
of a deacon in the church of God.
Epvrorth League Anniversary.
The anniversary of the Epwortl
League board was held Sunday after
noon at 3: 30 otolock, being addressee'
by Rev.'J. M. Culbreth, assistant sec
retary of the board. Miss LUslr
Hancock, secretary of the Epwortl
Leggue conf^ence, read a most in
teresting report.
Sermon on Christian Ministry.
The congregation that listened t<
the sermon ?of Dr. F. N. Parker, o
Trinity College Sunday night was al
most equal to that which crowdet
(fie church Sunday morning to heaBishop
Waterhouse. Following th
sermon there was the ordination o
aiders by the Bishop. The.messag
of the evehing was an especially ap
proprlato ono and must have been ai
1 inspiration to the yoq^ man wh<
were entering uporf the work of ai
jlder in the church, %
In faet the whole sermon was t
glorification of the Christian minis
ry. the supreme significance of Dr
Parker's theme being tha( the on
great ^qualification of the Chrlstla:
ministry Is the certainty that Gdt
has sent it and that the minister'
go with the confidence that the:
have not called themflblves to th'
'ask. The one great fliMd of th'
ministry Is to feel the certainty, tha
'h^y are sent of God on 'the sanv
basis as God sent Christ. On tlit
authority the ministers of Qhr's
must go forth.
the same |feat qualities It
Christ's tplniatfylnre In the Chfletlai
ministry. The business is with th
eternal issues. Christ's mission wa
the projection of Got into the work
There was nothing that He touch#
that was not related to the sterna
The nex^ supreme attribute In HI
mission was His absolute absorbtto
\n the revelation of. the Father. Th
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R0S1 RUDE : '
m SEATS 8F
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Beau for the engagement of J.
Hartley* MftnnOro* -most compelling
and appealing comedy, "Peg O' My
Heart" opened at Worthy?* Etberldgo
Dfug Company this morning.
In "P*g O* My Heart" Mr. Manners
^haa written one of the eweet
3at plays and cre4t*d one of the moat
lovable characters seen on the stage
in recent years. Peg Is the daughter
of an aristocratic English English
woman who has married against
the wishes of her family, an Irish'
socialist* At Her Slaughter's birth
the mother diod, and Peg haB been
raised by her whole-hearted father
3he la simple, nstnral and impulsive,
and when she is transplanted
Into the effected surface llrlng atmosphere
' of the Chichester home
there Is trouble of all sorts. Peg'f
rich uncle has repented and made
hor his heiress, and according tc
his will. ?ho _is_.tft _he hrousrht tc
England, and educated. The Chlehee
?tra act.gather guardian, and whll'
thia hurt* their sense of pride, th<
onumvaflon which they are to re
ielve, at that time, la very accept
ible. She .Is as much ont of her ele
nent as the ever existing "SQuar<
Peg In the* round hole."
The three acts of comedy develo;
he humor, pathos, and tendernes
vf this situation. Anally culmlnatinr
n. Pe^'s running away to a danc
ind her frustration of her haught ousin's
elopement with a marrle
lan. Tho harshness and mlsunder
tandlng which follows this episod
letermlnes the little alien to quit th
touse in which she has been miser
xbly used and so unhappy. OliveMorocco
Is again sending her tb<
ame artistic production as seen It
he larger cities of the South thl
eason with a cast which Include
lies Rea Martin in the title role.
The coming of this company an
fraction to Washington Is truly >
?d letter event.
PRE NUPTIAL RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson wll
-ivo a reception Tuesday qvenln
>om nine to eleven in honor of thol
'ster, Miss Mattle Laughlnghou?
nd her fiance, Mr. Horace Rowland
11 friends invited. Ho cards Issue''
hat the Father was with Illm 1b ala
o be noted.
This ago, Dr. Parker declared, ha
ost that strange touch with th
ternal and the power that it gav<
he preachers of a century ago.
"The whole significance of youi
?ower," paid Dr. Parker, "is to brinj
he principles of another world tc I
ift this one. There is too mud I
idaptatlon. One thing we need is t(
mow the impact of another worlc
Ad to make it rise superior to tht
me around us."
Oho great thought that Dr. Parke:
irought out from his text was tha
sot man hut God is moving out upor
;he world through man. The on<
?reat concern of the church is to fine
men to go forth with the stamp, o:
God uporn them that the world ma:
mow these men messengers of thr
Iving Christ.
The text from which thest
houghts were drawn wes John
17:19, "As thouhast sent me Ate
tie^orld, even po have I also sen'
hem into tho world." While thi?
las been called tho consecratlor
?reyer of Jesus Christ, Dr. Parke?
aid it might also be called the orligation
prayer Of His disciples. Ordination
of Elders.
The eiders who were ordained b?
bishop. Waterhouse following the ser
-non were: J. M. Orraond, L. D. Hay
nan, C. J. Harrell, B. T. Hurley, G
VI. Daniel. K.' F. Duvall, O. R. An
Jrews and J. A. Tharpe.
Rev. F. M. Shemburger conduct
ed the opening devotional exercise?
1 it the last session of the conference
khls morning. while awaiting th* ar
t. rival of the Bishop and his cabins
if presiding elders from their lasl
-abtnet meeting.
> *Thf Bishop not htfVtng arrived a
r ?he close of the devotional eerviee
f Mr. Shemburger called fQr tlfe read
i 'ng of the minutes of Baturday'i
I session. The minutes were read b
t* -he assistant secretary. Rev. J. t
I "unningglm. , j
? ^ Rev. W. B. North read a repoA
r 'ion asking that the Bishop be n
inested to hold the annual Nort
(Continued on Fage Four.)
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C MONDAY AFTERNOON K
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JUMIS
To the Editor: Christmas approaches
and countless unhappy Belgians.
despite governmental relief,
:h/ Rockefeller Foundation and
othor valuable agencies, are con
fronted with sieryatlon. i I? therefore,
beg the favpr of youf column:
say that the Dollar Christmas
Pond for Homeless Beluni, of
which 1 am treasurer, la working for
:he special purpose of (preventing
starvation amongst hundreds of thou'itnds
of Belgians this wlnjer. For
.his purpose We ore cd-operatlng
with tho London."Shilling Fund." s
much older fund which haa^collected
acarly 9409,000 and whlok' Is ex
preasly organised to see thai no Bel
tldn man. woman or chili spend;
7hrlrtmastido devoid of food and
shelter.
There will be no dupllo&ng. nc
overlapping and every penny subcrlbed
will go direct to the victim?
'n whose behalf I appeal. I believe
ibis great work of mercy command?
he sympathy of us all and mor<
in iui? uionia wnen Amer
.cans doubly blessed with peace ant
Plenty are preparing to celebrate
h$ Day of Thanksgiving. Inspired
>y this thought I suggest variou
vara in which you can help .to averhe
agony of suffering which uius
otherwise confront the refugees dur
ng the coming winter. You can son<
v donation to our fund addressed tc
nyself as treasurer, Messrs. Hear:
'lows & Co., Bankers. Broad Street
'ew York, or you can applY to ou '
*ecretary, Percy Bullen. 66 3road
vay. New York, for a collecting card
le will be glad to issuo same to anperson
enclosing references. Church
s, chapels, clubs, societies and Sun
lay schools can assist 'by a coHee
ion. Entertainment committees ma>
?nder great help by sending us th:
! roceeds of benrtt performances. Ir
Tit those ways friends everywhere
re assisting nobly. All the money
i .eceived will be cabled to Europe
efore December 20th. Many headr
I >f families and boarding house*
I ave promised ta^"pasa tho platt"
'or the homeless Belgians before the
urkey on Thanksgiving day. The
eeds are Immeasurable. Let us reaember
that no little nation In the
orld's long history has been more
rlcvously stricken, yet no people
an raise their heads more proudly
rorn the dust. Tho crown of thorns
a still a crown Help us as bes'
/ou can. Your gift will surely be
oraembered long after the war ha.'
mased and no man's Thanksgivlnf
it Christmas Day will be the les
ujiyj uccjusr in tunie cases me gin
may entail some measure of persona
lacriflce.
Yourtf very truly,
HENRY CLEWS.
Treasurer Dollar Christmas Fund foi
Homeless Belgians, 15 Broad St.
New York.
superior""
court it
tm hi.
The November term of Beaufort
?6uj?ty Superior Court convened In
he courthouse here this morning a10
o'clock with His Honor Judge
?r*nk Carter, ot Asheville. N. C.
residing and Solicitor Ehrlnghaua
*f Elisabeth City, proflecntlng the
^ta^e dockoL The terjn will be foi
one week only and will be for th<
trial of both civil and crimina'
ausca. There are flfty-olght crlml
? isl cases on the docket, the mair
' ?aee being that of State vs. R. II.
' Miles.
This la the second time .that Hli
f Honor Jhdge Carter has presided a
t Beaufort county, court.
* LEFTTTBSTERDAY.
Mrs. Frank H. Short left yaster
8 day for Ecotland, yd., where ah
f goes to visit bar aunt.
VISITORS TODAY.
'* Among the visitors to the city tc
K lay are L. T. Thompson and John V
h C'oapin, of Aurora, and H. H. Roe
vf Edwerd, N. C. ^
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lOVtfiiflESft 2i, WH
ijiirir
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||B STORE
Last Sunday morning between 2
and 3 o'clock some one entered the
store of Messrs. ^Harrison & Phillips
through tho front door. Mr. John
R. Proctor was on his way to hip
home at tho tln\e and the surmise
la that the would he robber became
frightened and made his escape. Mr.
Proctor mado a thorough search of ^
the store. When the store was
closed Saturday night the slide which
holds the second door did not slip 11
far enough down so it was easy
enough for an entrance to be made.
Nothing was missed.
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OF SEASON :
TOES. NIGHT:
The Halcyon Club of this city wll'
give its second dance of the present
reason at the Elks Hall tomorrow \
veiling. Dancing Is expected to begin
promptly at 9:30 o'clock ant: E
vlll be led by Mr. S. F. Burbank, Jr
Tho music will be furnished by tin
Forbes orchestra. Quito a numbei
of visiting young ladles and gontle
-ncn from other towns are expecter
to grace the occasion with theli
iresence, A pleasant evening is an
Uclpated.
j? A'HAT
TTBKRCULOrflS
DAY SHOULD MEAN TO
NORTH CAROLINIAN?
Broadly speaking Tuberculosis {
Oay is a national movement havinr
.'or its aim the prevention of tuber
ulosls, but more directly speaking
.t Is a personal responsibility. Tc
is of North Carolina it comes as s
jravo responsibility, imposed by th<
1,0 00 neodless deaths annually lr.
>ur State from this disease.
While the plan of Tuberculosis
I 3a y is an educational campalgr
I igalnst tuberculosis, its ultimate ain~
? prevention, for knowledge is pow
r. With this In view the preacher j
.nd the churches have been called
jn 'to prcsont to their oongregatiom *
he nature and methods of preventior
if tuberculosis, or some feature peralnlug
thereto. Tho movement is ~
undenomiantlonal and non-sectarian
.ts aim is to reach Jew and Qentile ,
Protestant and Catholic. Further
core it aims through the church
hrough its message and prcsenta
Ion, to reach lodges, schools an'
/arlous social and civic bodies c.
the country.
At the State Sanatorium for the
Treatment of Tuberculosis where
here Is space for only slxt patients,
but where ninety or more are crowd
:d In and hundreds are waiting foi
mtranee. Is a most crying need that
should have a hearty appeal to the
-arlous lodges, orders, clubs, organisations
and Individuals of our Stafe.
lore Is afforded them an opportunity
>y which they could take care of the
'ubercular sick of their own members
or those within their midst
Here Is a means by which they could
render humanity an jnvaluablo ser
vice and the way by which they coult
help the State protect and save her
unfortunates and control the scourg<
of tuberculosis. The responsibility
Is upon them.
One of the school days should br
observed by the schools as Tuber
eulosls Day. The pupils on this day
should study or become informed a
to the cause, nature and preventlor
of tubereuloele. Perhaps for the
first time some child wllli know thaf
It Is positively preventable and pqb
slbly curable.
Individuals have a responsibility
Besides being their brother's keepei
t they must aleo be keepers of them
elves?the first law of health ar
well as nature.
WEDDING AND XMAS GIFTS.
We have Just received nice asc
sortments of Braas Goods, Japanese
Baskets, Indian 8weet Grass Baskets.
Nippon China, framed Pictures,
Gift Book* acd many Other articles
>- suitable as gifts. Make your pur1
chase# early while our stock Is coas
plate.
LATHAM'S BOOK STORE.
CONFERENCE t
TODAY Wl
OF THE
HUSSION CAME TO AN END AT I
HAS NBW rREHIDING ELbKI
JWBUBIJ.1 DISTRICT?RKf
WASHINGTON?SEVERAL C*
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Ourfum DlKtrkt,
Presiding Elder?H. M. North. J
Uuilington?D. H. Tuttte.^^^M
Burlington Circuit
uniDurham?tirai^
ttklusou.
Carr Church?CT B. Starling.
Lakewood?D. E. Earnhardt, suply.
Mangum Street?C. J. Harrell.
Memorial?L. P. Howard.
Trinity?A. McCulien.
W?t Durham?J. A. Dalley.
Durham Circuit?iV. C. Martin.
Graham?C. M. Grant.
Htllaboro Circuit?J. M. Ormeud.
Loathurg Circuit?J. A. Martin.
Mebane?E. C. Durham. .
Miltort Circuit?8. F. Nicks.
Mt. Tirxah Circuit?J. J. Boon.
Orange and Carrboro?W. It. Shelon,
supply.
Pclham end Shady Grove?li. C.
mlth.
Pearl Mill and Bethany?L. M.
lall, supply.
Person Circuit?C. R. Ross.
Rougemont?J. W. Bennett, supily.
Roxboro N. C. Yearby.
South Alamance?W. F. Carraway.
Yanceyvillo Circuit?R. G. L Edrarda.
Monrfmnstpr TritlitV Park ScltOOl
V.'vF.Peeie
Secretary Y. M. C. A. in China?
J. E. Barnetto.
Elizabeth City District.
Presiding Elder?G. T. Adams.
Camden Circuit?E. L. Stack.
Chowan Circuit?J. A. Russell.
Columbia Circuit?F. T. Fulchor.
Currituck Circuit?C. P. Jerome.
Dare Circuit?M. D. Cox.
Edenton?P. D. Woodall.
Elizabeth City?City Road?C. D.
ulberth.
First Church?G. F. Smith.
Gates Circuit?G. W. Fisher.
Hatteras Circuit?E. L. Hill.
Hertford?F. M. Sbambtirger.
Kenrekeet Circuit?A. W. Price.
Kitty Hawk Circuit?J. F. Morey.
Moyoek Circuit?J. E. Blalock,
North Gates?T. M. Grant,
'aequotank Clreult?V. A. Royal.
Pantefto, BelhavenC. B. Jones.
Perquimans Circuit?C. W. Smith.
Plymouth?B. T. Hurley.
Roanoke Island?Marvin W. Heser.
Ropor Circuit?G. B . Perry.
Fnyettevillo District
Presiding Elder?J. T. Glbbs.
Bladen Circuit?T. C. Ellers.
Ruckhorn Circuit?L. H. Joyncr. I
Carthage Circuit?J. M. Benson.
Dunn?J. H. Shore.
Duke?Frank Culbreth.
Ells? Circuit?J. L. Mldyett.
Fayetteville?Hay Street: \V. R.
loyal.
Fayetteville?Person Street and
Calvary?N. M. McDonald, supply.
Fayetteville Circuit??L. M. Chaflln.
Goldston ^ircult?M. D. Giles.
Haw-Hlver JtMrcult?W. K. Brown.
Hope Mills Circuit?John A.
rharpe.
Jonesboro Circuit?C. W. Robinson.
Lillingiun Circuit?George W.
Perry.
Newton Grove Circuit?X. B
Strickland.
Parkton Circuit?H. B. Porter.
PiUshoro Circuit?W. F. Craven.
Itouoboro Circuit?H. K. Lance.
Sanford?H. E. Spenrc.
Slier City Circuit?T. H. Sutton.
Stedmau?F. E. Dixon.
Bern District.
Pre'ld'.nj; Elder?J. E. Under'
wood.
Atlantic?Z. B. Pyalt, Supply.
Beaufort?A. S. Barnes*.
Carteret Circuit?W. B. Humble
Craven Circuit?R. E. Pittman.
Dover Circuit?L. B. PaflSshall.
Elm Street and Princeton?J. M
Wright.
Goldsboro?St. Joan Church?B
C. Thompson
St. Paul Chur-*? N. H. I>. Wilson
Goldsboro Circuit?W. A. Pliant!
Orifton?E. D. Dodd
Hookerton Circuit?J. W. Brad
ley.
Jones Circuit?C. F-. Vale.
Klq,pton?Queen Street?H. J
Humble.
! Klneton?Caswell Street: K. N
j Han-l?on.
LaGrangs Circuit?K. F. Duval.
Moreb^ad City?D. N. Cavlness.
Mt. Olive and Faison?J. H. Frli
telle.
Mt. Olive Circuit?F. B McCall.
New Bern?Centenary : E. If. M<
Whorter.
New Bern?Riverside and Bridg*
ton: Wr. A.. Cade.
Ocracoke and Portsmouth?E. 1
Tpock, supply.
Oriental Circuit?H. B. Hill.
Pamlico Circuit?C. H. Cavines
finew Hill Circuit?C. O. Dursn
Straits Circuit?J. M. Carrawa:
supply.
Conference Missionary aocretaryA.
R. Barnes.
Conference evangelist?E. <
Glenn.
Ralekth District.
Presiding Wider?M. T. Plyler.
Cnry Circuit?B. P. Robinson.
Clayton?G. S. Bearden.
Four Oaks Circuit?R. F. Tyler
Frankllnton Circuit?J. H. Buffs!
Garner Circuit?E B. Craven.
Granville Circuit?M. D. HI*.
Kenly Clreuit?T. A. Sykes.
Houlefcart-pA. D. Wilcox.
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APPOINTMENTS |
1 A. M.?WASHINGTON DIftTltlCNI
I?KEY. DR. GIUU8 GOK8 TO FAT*
. E. M. SMl'ES RSTURNHD SO >M
IA NO EH OF IMPORTANCE MADS.
| Oxford Circuit?C. A. Joaee.
l^J^eigh?C ntral Church: J. M\
Hiton Street?J. C. Wootca. 1,
i^Tuthrie, t .pemumory. \
Epatorth?/ S. Parker.
Jenkins M< aortaW. W. Potter.
Bel id a?j. G. Johnson.
Smlthfleld?R. B. John.
Tar River?C. R. Canlpe.
Youngsvllle Circuit?B. C- Allred. '% iji
fcebulon Circuit?G. W. Starling. ,^3
| Supt. N. C. Anti-Saloon League??
R. L. Davis.
Editor Raleigh Christian Advocate
?L. S. Maasey.
Methodist Otrphanaagc Supt.?J,
N. Cole.
Nashville Christian Advocate
Editor?T. N. lvey.
Assistant Secretary EpworUi
League?J. M. Cubreth.
Teacher in Vauderbllt University?*
J. L. Cunningglni.
Rockingham District.
Presiding Eldor?J. H. Hall.
Aut* rut-en aua oisooe?w. is.
Brown. *
Caledonia Circuit?J. B. Thompson.
Candor Circuit?G. T. Simmon*.
Elisabeth Circuit?G. H. Blggu.
Hamlet?M. H. Tuttle.
Laurel Hill Circuit?D. B. Parker.
Laurlnburg?R. F. Bumpas.
Lumborton?W. B. North.
' Luraberton Circuit?N. L. Seabolt.
Maxton?A. L. Ormond.
Mi:isvay and Roberdel?JB. F. Watson.
supply. ^
Mt. Gllead Circuit?N. E. CoW
11 rane.
! Montgomery Circuit?D. A. Wafr
kins.
Raeford Circuit?S. T. Moyle. W.
H. Towusend, supeffNupaj^;
Red Springs?H. M. rfure.
j Richmond Circuit?J. J. Barker.
Roberdel Circuit?S. J. McConnell,
supply.
Robeson Circuit?B. E. Stanfleld.
Rockingham?J. B. Hurley.
Rowland Circuit?J. A. I^ee and
R. W. Townsend. supernumary.
St. John and Gibson?O. W. DowA
St. Paul Circuit?A. J. Grove*. 9
Troy Circuit?J. T. Draper.
Vaaa Circuit?W. F. Trawlck.
Conference evangelist?L. L. Nash.
Carolina College President?8. B.
Mercer.
Warrenton District,
Presiding Elder?R. H. Willis.
Battleboro and Whltakers?M. W.
Dargan.
Bertie Circuit?L. D. Hayman.
Conway Circuit?E. E. Rose.
Enfleld and Halifax?J. L. MoNcer.
supply.
Garyshurg Circuit?Marvin Self.
Harrellsville Circuit?J. A. Morris.
Henderson?First Church?R. C. / #
penman.
Littleton?S. A. Cotton.
Murfraesboro and Wlnton?B. B.
Slaughter.
Northampton Circuit?E. H. Davis.
North and South Henderson?W.
G. Lowe.
Rich Square Circuit?W. C. Mer'
Titr.
Rldgeway Circuit?J. E. Holden.
Roanoke Circuit?Rufua Bradley.
Roanoke Rapids?William Towe.
Scotland Neck?L. T. Singleton.
Warren Circuit?R. W. Bailey.
Warrcnton Circuit?R. H. Broom.
Wcldon and South Weldon?J. A.
Wornaday.
Williamston and Hamilton?J. T.
I Stanford.
I'liueion rvmaie college?j. fti .
Rhode*.
Missionary to Japan?J. F?
Frank.
Washington District.
Presiding Elder?C. L. Read.
Aurora Circuit?W. E. Trotman. ||
Ayden Circuit?Daniel Lane, Jr.
Bath Circuit?J. J. Lewis.
Bethel Circuit?H. E. Tripp.
Elm City?J. M. Ashby.
Farmvllle Circuit?T. E. Wright.
Fairfield?John P. Bros*.
Fremont Circuit?J. L. Rumley.
I Greenville?Jarvia Memorial: J.
M. Daniel. ^
Mattamuskest Circuit?W. P. Constable.
McKendree Circuit?F. A. Lupton.
Mt. Pleasant Circuit?C, H. Durham.
Naahvilla Circuit?J. W. Antrjr
Rocky Mount?Tlrst Church: R.
C. Craven.
South Rocky Mount?Marvin and
Clark Street: J. C. Humble.
Stantoneburg Circuit?D. A. F?,
trell.
Soring Hope Circuit?W. T.
^ Phlpps.
Rwan Quarter?R. R. Grant.
r Tarboro?H. I. Glass.
Vanceboro Circuit?W. J. Covkngtoto.
Washington?E. M. Snipes.
, Wilson?M. Brad ah aw.
v Wilmington District.
Y' Presiding Elder?L. B. Thompsea. /
Burgaw Circuit?J. C. Whedbee.
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