HOLSTON

ANNUAL

Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Nineteen Hundred and Twenty

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INDEX

Page

Appointments -— --. ..^- 34- 39

Boards and Committees.— -.101-103

Boundary Changes ._-— 39- 40

District Conferences, 1921— 8

District Lay Leaders — _-_ 8

Holston Leaguers----— —« 9

Journal of Proceedings --— 10- 29

Lay Delegates—— .--. 7- 8

Local Preachers -— 6- 7

Minute Questions --_- — -- 30- 34

Missionary Women.- ..- 9

Orphanage Board _ 9

Our Sainted Dead---.--— 3- 5

Reports .—• — 41- 58

Bible Board— ———- 45

Board of Christian Lit. — 46- 47 Board of Church Ext.— 47- 48 Board of Education-^.-— 41- 44

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Board of Finance ^-— - 51-53

Board of Mission— _.— 54- 57 Chatt. Savings Bank— 49- 51 Commission on Finance-- 57- 58 Com. on Centenary Col.__ 13- 14 Conference Claimants -— 51- 53 District Conf. Records — 54

Epworth League Board — 58

Memoirs . ^_— „ -__ 59- 61

Sabbath Observance—... 45- 46

Social Service 53

Spiritual State of Church 45

Sunday School Board.— 48- 49

Sessions of Conference _--_ 2- 3

Statistical Tables No. 1 — ^Membership, etc. - 64- 72 No. 2— iSun. Schools, etc.. 73- 83 No, 3— Finance ..——-— 84- 94

NOTE

We are compelled to raise the price of the Annual to 40 cents per copy. It will be necessary, then, to collect every penny due in order to pay the printer.

Preachers are allowed no margin of profit, so that they should be promptly paid for each copy sold. It is hardly fair to let them have to pay for such copies.

It is very important that the preachers remit to the Chattanooga Savings Bank as soon as copies sent them are sold. This will prove a great saving to the fund in more ways than one, since we get interest on balance in bank. Please do not hold money until next Conference.

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JAMES A. BURROW, Secretary.

Chattanooga, Tenn.

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THE HOLSTON ANNUAL 1920

Official %cord of

THE

Holston Annual Conference

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH

NINETY-SEVENTH SESSION

HELD AT

Highland Park, Chattanooga ' October 6-12, 1920

BISHOP COLLINS DENNY . . . • . • President

REV. J. A. BURROW Secretary

REV. E. A. SHUGART Assistant Secretary

REV. J. F. BENTON Assistant Secretary

REV. J. H. UMBERGER Statistical Secretary

REV. J. M. WYSOR Statistical Secretary

Edited by J. A. BURROW, Secretary

Merner-Pfeiffer Library

Tennes32e Wesleyan College Athens, Tennessee

HOLSTON ANNUAL

SESSIONS OF THE HOLSTON ANNUAL CONFERENCE FROM 1824 TO 1920.

Place of Sessions

Date of Beginning

President

Secretary

Knoxville, Tenn

Jonesboro, Tenn. . . .

Abingdon, Va

4i Knoxville, Tenn

5j Jonesboro. Tenn....

6 Abingdon, Va

7 Ebenezer Co., Tenn.

8 Athens, Tenn

9! Evansham, Va

10| Kingsport, Tenn. . . .

llj Abingdon, Va

12 1 Abingdon, Va

13, Reem's Creek, N. C. 14; Madisonville. Tenn.

15: Wytheville.Va

16' Greeneville, Tenn.. .

17! LaFayette, Ga

18 Rogersville, Tenn... 19j Knoxville, Tenn. ...

20 Abingdon, Va

21; Reem's Creek, N. C.

22 Athens, Tenn

2a' Wytheville.Va

24j Jonesboro, Tenn

25' Knoxville, Tenn

261 Cleveland, Tenn

27 Abingdon, Va

281 Athens, Tenn

29; Asheville, N. C

30 Wytheville, Va

31 Cleveland. Tenn. ....

32 Jonesboro, Tenn

33 Knoxville, Tenn

34 Marion, Va

35 Chattanooga, Tenn,. .

36! Abingdon, Va

37| Asheville, N. C

38j Greeneville, Tenn —

39 Athens, Tenn

40 Wytheville, Va

41 Bristol, Tenn

42I Marion, Va

43 i Cleveland, Tenn

44 Asheville, N. C

45 Knoxville, Tenn

46| Abingdon, Va

47! Wytheville, Va

48; Morristown,Tenn

49 Chattanooga, Tenn. .

50! Marion, Va

51 j Asheville, N. C

52' Knoxville, Tenn

53| Bristol, Tenn

54 Cleveland, Tenn

55J Knoxville, Tenn

56j Arlington, Va

57[ Morristown, Tenn. . .

58 Wytheville.Va

59 Asheville. N. C

60! Chattanooga, Tenn...

61 1 Bristol, Tenn

62, Cleveland, Tenn

63| Knoxville, Tenn

64 [ Abingdon, Va

65! Asheville, N. C

66| Morristown, Tenn. . .

67| Bristol, Tenn

68' Chattanooga, Tenn. .

69; Wytheville.Va

70j Knoxville, Tenn

71 Abingdon, Va

Nov. 27, Oct. 20, Nov. 2, Nov. 1, Nov. 14, Dec. 24, Nov. 4, Nov. 10. Nov. 15, Oct. 16, Oct. 8, Oct. 7, Oct. 2. Oct. 18, Nov. 13. Oct. 13, Nov. 11, Oct. 6, Oct. 5, Oct. 4, Oct. 9. Oct. 8, Oct, 21. Oct. 20, Oct. 11, Oct. 11, Oct. 2, Oct. 7, Sept.29, Oct. 12, Oct. 14, Nov. 14, Oct. 22, Oct. 22, Oct. 6, Oct. 26. Oct. 17, Oct. 9, Oct. 15, Oct. 7, Oct. 19, Sept. 14, Oct. 10. Oct. 2-t, Oct. 2. Sept 22, Oct. 5, Oct. 18, Oct. 5, Oct. 15, Oct. 14, Oct. 20, Oct. 18, Oct. 25, Oct 23, Oct. 28, Oct. 20, Oct. 26. Oct. 25, Oct. 10, Oct. 22, Oct 21, Oct. 28, Oct 5. Oct. 3, Oct. 3, Oct. 1. Sept. 30, Oct. 12, Oct. 11, Oct. 24,

1824 1825 1826 1827 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 1852 1853 18.54 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894

Bishop Roberts

Bishops Roberts and Soulc

Bishop Soule

Bishop Roberts

Bishop Soule

Bps. McKendree and Sou](

Bishop Hedding

Bishop Emory

Bisho V Roberts

J. Henninger

Bishop Andrew

Bishop Capers

Bishop Morris

Bishop Andrew

T. K. Catlett

Bishop Morris

S. Fatton

Bishop Waugh

Bishop Mori'is

Bishop Janes

Bi<hop Andrew ,

Bishop Capers ,

Bishop Andrew

Bishop Paine

Bishop Andrew

Bisbop Andrew

Bishop Capers

Bishop Andrew

Bishop Paine

Pishop Pierce

Bishop Paine

Bishop Andrew

Bishop Early

Bishop Andrew

Bishop Early

Bishop Paine

Bishop Andrew

Bishop Early

Bishop McTyeire

Bishop Wightman

Bishop Dog^ett

Bishop Kavanangh

Bishop Pierce

Bishop Doggett

Bishop Keener

Bishop Doggett

Bi^h'^p MeTyeire

Bishop Wightman

Bishop Doggett

Bishop Kavanangh

Bishop Pierce

Bishop McTyeire

Bishop McTyeire . . ..^.

Bishop W ilson

Bishop McTyeire

Bishop Keener

Bishop McTyeire

Bishop Hargrove

Bishop Wilson

Bishop Keener

Bishop Galloway

Bishop Fitzgerald

Bishop Duncan

Bishop Granbery

John Tevis T. Stringfield

E. F. Sevier E H-. Sevier E. F. Sevier E. F. Sevier E. F. Sevier T. Stringfield L S. Marshall L. S. Marshall L. S. Marshall L. S. Marshall L S. Marshall L. S. Marshall

D. R. McAnally

E. F. Sevier E. F. Sevier E. F. Sevier Vj. H\ Sevier E. F. Sevier C. D. Smith C. D. Srrith C. D. Smith

C. D. Smith E F. Sevier

D. R. McAnally D. R. McAnally

C. D. Smith W. C. Graves W. C. Graves W. C. Graves W. C. Graves W. C. Graves J.N. Huffaker J.N. Huffaker

D. Sullins

J. H. Brunner J. H. Brunner

E. E. Wiley J. W. Dickey J. W. Dickey J. H. Brunner J. H. Brunner R. N. Price R.N. Price

R. N Price R. N. Price R. N. Price R. E. Price P. Richardson

F. Richardson F. Richardson F. Richardson F. Richardson F. Richardson B. W. S. Bishop B. W. S. Bishop B. W. S. Bishop W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden W. C. Garden

J. A Burrow J. A. Burrow

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HOLSTON ANNUAL

Place of Sessions

Date of Beginning

President

Secretary

72 Tazewell, Va Oct 10, 1895

73 Cleveland, Tenn Oct. 7,1896

74 Bristol, Tenn Oct. 6, 1897

75 Morristown, Tenn. ... Oct. 12,1898

76 Bluefield, W. Va ! Oct. 11, 1899

77 Chattanooga, Tenn. ..^ Oct. 10 1900

78 Knoxville, Tenn Oct. 9, 1901

79 Wytheville, Tenn Oct. 8,1902

80 Morristown, Tenn. ... Oct. 8,1903

81 Abingdon, Va Oct. 12,1904

82 Bristol, Tenn.-Va Oct. 11,1905

83 Cleveland, Tenn Oct. 10. 1906

84 Bluefield, W. Va Oct. 9, 1907

85 Knoxville. Tenn Oct. 7, 1908

86 Johnson City, Tenn... Oct. 6,1909

87 Chattanooga. Tenn. . . Oct. 5, 1910

88 Morristown, Tenn. ... Oct. 4,1911

89 Abingdon. Va Oct. 2,1912

90 Cleveland, Tenn Oct. 1.1913

91 Bristol, Tenn.-Va Oct. 14, 1914

92 Knoxville, Tenn Oct. 6, 1915

93 Bluefield, W. Va Oct. 4, 1916

94 Pulaski, Va Oct. 10, 1917

95 Johnson City, Tenn... Oct. 30, 19i8

96 Princeton, W. Va Oct. 8,1919

97i Chattanooga, Tenn... Oct. 6, 1920

Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishow Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bisnop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop

Dancan

Galloway . .

Key

Hargrove . .

Wilson

Granbery. . Hendrix . . . Morrison . . .

Hoss

Smith

Duncan

Galloway . . Morrison . . . Hoss ........

Hoss

Candler

Kilgo

Denny

Waterhouse

Murrah

Atkins

Waterhouse

Denny

J. A. J. A. J. A. J. A. J. A.

J. A. J. A. J. A.

J. A.

J. A. J. A.

Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Barrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow Burrow

OUR SAINTED DEAD

"And I heard a voice from Heaven saying unto me. Write. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, from henceforth ; Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors ; and their works do follow them."— Rev. xiv: 13.

Names

Admitted on Trial

Where Buried

Moses Black

George Atkin

James G. B. Spear

John Henninger

Thomas Wilkerson

Mitchell Martin

EliK. HutseU

Ira Falls

John Bowman

O. F. Cunningham

David Fleming

James Y. Crawford

James Dixon

Ransom M. Moore

John Barringer

Leander W. Wilson . . .

David Adams

Samuel Patton

Washington Boring . .

Ulrich Keener

'4eorge Eaki n

Jesse Cunningham.

John M Kelly..

John M. Varnell

A. M. Goody koontz . . . Thomas Stringfield . . .

Charles Mitchell

Andrew Gass

Robertson Ganaway. . .

Creed Fulton

William K. Foster

Elbert F. Sevier

Samuel A. Miller

W. W. Smith

Rufus M. Stevens

James R. Ballew

George M. Proffit

H. B. Swisher

1733 1813

1816

1798

179

1822

181(1

1789 1802

1813 1796 1814 1792

1780

1821

1814 1808

1797

1822, 1811.

.S. Carolina.. 1 1809,

1827

.Tennessee... 1833

.Western .... 1838'

Abingdon, Va.

1837. 1825. 832. 1812. 1833. 1824. 1823. 1811. 1849. 1827. 1836. 1821. 1819. 1851. 1825. 1811. 1811. 1828. 1849. 1838. 1816. 1851. 1843. 1827. 1823. 18.53. 1823. 18.36. 1851. 1859. 1860. 18.58. 1860.

Western ....1839

Holston 1843

Holston ;i844

Tennessee ..'.... Tennessee ..1848

Holston

Tennessee . .

Western

Holston

Tennessee .. Tennes.'^ee . .

Holston

1850 1850

Cleveland. Tenn

Abingdon. Va

Charleston. Tenn....

Sulphur Springs, N. C. .

Roane Co., Tenn

Rheatown, Tenn

Wheeler's Chapel, Tenn.

Kingston, Tenn

Rogersville, Tenn

Western ....	18.56
Western	1856
S. Carolina. .	1867
Holston	1857
Baltimore . . .	1858
Tennessee . .	1858
Holston	18.59
Holston	1859

1851 1851 1853 18.54 1854 18561

Abingdon, Va.

Holston

Tennessee . Holston . . . . Tennessee . ,

Holston

Holston. ...

Holston

Holston . . . . Holston

1860 1851; 1861 1862 1863 1863 1864 1864 1864

Strawberry Plains, Tenn-

Kingsport. Tenn

Sullivan Co., Tenn

Jackson Co., N. C

Uriel, Tenn

Mt. Harmony, Tenn

Tazewell, Tenn

Calhoun, Tenn

Clear Branch, Va

Strawberry Plains, Tenn.

Carroll Co.. Va

Dandridge. Tenn.

Smyth Co., Va

Emory, Va

New Hope W. Va

Chattanooga, Tenn

Lee Co., Va

Covington, Ky.. North Carolina.

Holston 11864 Greeneville. Tenn^

14	13
13	13
35	"ie
3	3
2
31	23
9	6
21	23
7	7
19	17
37	22
7	6
13	9
22	14
24	15
8	6
25	15
12	12
12	9
30	17
4	3
4	4
1	4

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3P	Edwin C. Wexler John D. Wagg Jesse G. Swisher Daniel R Reagan Thomas K.Catlett.... James K. Stringfield. . Thomas K. Munsey... Joseph L. McGrhee Samuel B Harwell ....	1828 1850.. Holston .... 1835 1858.. Holston .... 1803 1844.. Holston .... 1834 18.59.. Holston .... 1798' 1825.. Holston ....	186.n 1866 1866 1867 1867 1870 1872 1873 1874 1874 1874 1874 1874 187r 1875 1876 1876 1876 187f< 1878 1878 1878 1879 1880 1881 1881 1882 1882 1882 1882 1883 1883 1885 1885 1885 1885 188.5 1886 1887 1888 1888 1889		14 5 2 5 38 11 17 4 8 5 4 21 37 12 34 21 28 15 28 32 6 14	n
40	Hillsville, Va. .	5
41		1(1
42 43	Geo r-gia	5 ^4
44	1839 1816 1844	1858.. Holston .... 1810.. Holston .... 1869.. Holston .... 1819.. Tennessee .. 1860 Missouri	Asheville N C	q
45	Calhoun, Tenn	1?
46		3
47	Kingston, Tenn.	h
48	Samuel Alexander Edward - . Lyons E. Waverly Marsh .... Jacob Brillhart	183H		6
49	1836 1866 Tennessee	Knoxville, Tenn.	4
50	1847 1808	1869.. Holston .... 1848.. Kentucky... 1847.. Holston .... 1863.. Holston .... 1827.. Holston .... 18.59, Hnlstnn		3
51	Sweetwater, Tenn.	1(1
59	Liberty Hill, Tenn Bakersvil'p N. C.	35
53	George W. Martin .... Daniel C. Carter James D. Dickey John Reynolds Wiley B, Winton William W.Neal	1821 1803 1829	6
54 55	Liberty H 11, Tern Clear Branc 1, Va	29 14
56	1797 1819.. S. Carolina. 1812 1833.. Hols ton .... 18241 1846.. Holston .... 1833 1845.. Holston .... 1849 1872 Hnlstnn	Asheville, ^ . C
57	Springfield, Mo	q
58 59	Rhea Springs, Tenn	21 17
60	L. W. Thomson	Floyd, Va.	5
61		1873.. Holston .... 1873 Holston		11
62	W. M. Crawford Samuel S. Grant Elbert L. Barrett	1842	Boone, N. C.	6 4
63	1839	1858.. Holston ... 1873.. Holston ... 1833..Hol>ton .... 1827.. Holston .... 1838.. N.Carolina. I860.. Mississippi . 1877.. Holston .... 1877.. Holston .... 1870.. N.Carolina. 1871.. Holston .... 1870.. Holston .... 1850.. Holston .... 1832.. Holston .... 1878. .Holston 1846.. Holston .... 1847.. Holston .... IRfiS TTnlstnn		14 34 31	11
64	Shiloh, Tenn.	6
65	William Hicks Joseph Haskew William H.Barnes.... Henry B. Avery H. G. Blankenbeckler. William B. Pickens... John H. Robeson Archibald T. Brooks.. James K. P. Ball John D.Baldwin Timothy Sullins William M. Bellamy .. Larkin W. Crouch	1811 1797 1812 1839 18.50 1845 1818 1817 1844 1818 1812 1847	Bluff City. Tenn	•??
66	AVjingdon, Va. . .	17
67	Princeton, W. Va. ....	2?
68		22 5 6 "ii 5 26 13 8 19 32 15 6 19 18 13 27 5 32 32 35 20 .? g 17 h2 8 20 11 3 14 30 11 16 27 9 30	14
69		?
70	Ducktown, Tenn. ..	5
71 72	Buncombe Co., N. C Falls Mill, Va	"7
73 74	Spring Creek, Tenn Sneedville, Tenn	4 19
75		8
76	Scott Co., Va	4
	Calhoun Co., Tenn Asheville, N. C Rogersville, Tenn,	14
78 79	James T. Smith David R. Smith John S. Bourne William L. Turner Samuel D. Gaines George W. Renfro .... Samuel R. Wheeler... David C. Home George Stewart Andrew J Prazier George W. Miles James N. S. Huffaker. Thomas J. Pope William W. Witcher.. John M. McTeer Ephraim E.Wiley .... Tobias P. Smythe John L. M. French Rufus W. Kite George W. K. Greene . Emory B. Robertson. . John R.Bellamy Riley A. Giddins Benj. W. S Bishop ... G. M. P. Hampton .... Sewell Phillips Phillip Sutton James R. Chambers. . . Fleming D. Crumley.. Jefferson D. Akers James A. Davis Henry P Waugh	1819 1835	24
80	1856* 1881.. Holston .... 181l\| 1837.. Holston .... 1811 Holston .... 1823, 1847.. Holston .... 1816 1861.. Holston .... 1857\| 1885.. Holston .... 1821 1 1851.. Holston .... 1836 I860.. Holston .... 1829 1854.. Holston .... 1827 1846..Hol?ton .... 1817 1854.. Holston .... 1817 1894 Hnlstnn		3
81	Jonesville, Va.	13
82	1889 1899 1890 1890	Bristol. Tenn	14
83	Harriman, Tenn.	1'>
81	Ald«^rson, W. Va	14
85	Rockwood, Tenn	3
86	1891 1892 1892 1892 1892 1892 18y2 1893 1893 1893 1894 1894 1894 1894 1895 189,^ 1895 1896 1896 1896 1897 1897 1898 1898 1898 1398	Wythe Co., Va	95
87	Knoxville, Tenn	15
88		15
89		18
90	Vernon Texas	q
91
92	1824 1814 1837	1847.. Holston .... 1840.. Holston .... 18fin TTnlstnn	Wytheville, Va.	17
93		9
94	Near Emory, Va	1'>
95	1838 1861.. Holston .... 1858 1884.. Holston .... 1831i 1859.. Holston .... 1855 1878.. Holston .... 1866 1891.. Holston .... 1818 1848.. Holston .... 1834 1856.. Hols ton .... 1850 1879 W.Virp-inia.	Wythe Co., Va	?5
96	Bristol, Tenn	4
97	Bland Co , Va.	1'>
98	Dalton, Ga	8
99 ion	Elizabethton, Tenn Cleveland, Tenn	3 1?
101	Emory, Va	17
10?	Riceville, Tenn	6
103 104	1830 1823 1850 1829 1868 1825	1851.. Holston .... 1854.. Holston .... 1887.. Holston .... I860.. Holston .... 1891.. Holston .... 1867.. Holston .... 1855.. Holston .... 1872.. Holston .... 1875.. Holston ....	Eagle Furnace, Tenn Princeton, W. Va.	4 19
105	Blountville. Tenn	4
106 107	Fall Branch, Tenn	17
108	Emory, Va
109	Morristown, Tenn. . .	34 27	34
110 111	John H. Kennedy John R. Cunningham.	1848 1844	Morristown, Tenn Wheeler's Chapel, Tenn. .	15

HOLSTON ANNUAL

OUR SAINTED OE/KO- Continued.

Names

Admitted on Trial

Where Buried

112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 1 12ll 122 123 124 1251 126' 127| 1281 129 130 [ 131 1821 133 134 135 136 187 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150! 151 152 i 153; 154 j 155; 156 157 1 158

159;

1601 161 162! 163 164' 165 166 167 168! 169 i 17() 171 172' 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184

W. G. E. Cunnyngham

John Alley

Joseph P. Wampler. . .

James K. Wolfe

Wm. H. Henderson. . . Edward W.Walker...

William L. Jones

JohnH. Keith

William H. Dawn

Rufus M. Hickey

Elbert S. Bettis

Jones F. Hash

Alex. E Woodward . . . John W. Robertson. . .

Enoch W. Moore

Francis M. Grace

Rush F. Jackson

Wil iam P. Doane

William Robeson

John R. Stradley

William M. Dyer

Samuel S. Weatherly.

William H. Bates

James S. Kennedy

James Mahoney

Charles H. Fogleman .

Joseph B. Davis

John C. Runyan

James M. Jimison .... James E Swecker ....

John D. Hickson

Robert E. Smith

John Boring

Milton J. Butcher

Jacob R. Payne

John Woolsey

William H.Kelly

John B. Carnes

William W. Pyott

George B. Draper

Frank Richardson ....

John P. Dickey

James O. Straley

James W. Belt

Henry C. Neal

James A. Darr

James R. Hunter

Robert A. Hutsell ....

William C. Paris

Charles K. Miller

John H. Brunner

Erastus H Bogle

George S. Wood

James E. Bruce

Milton L. Clendenen .

Mitchell P. Swaim

Will L. Sorrell

John A. Duvall

Robey K. Sutherland

John R Walker

Ayres Kincaid

Joseph A. Bilderback.

John M. Wolfe

David Sullins

John Wesley Smith . .

John L. Prater

John M. Maiden ,

Charles T. Carroll ....

Elbert W. Fisher

Benjamin F. Nuckolls Elijah Embree Hoss. .

Samuel H. Hall

Frank M. Reynolds..

1820

1825

1848

184

1846

1853

1839

1820 185it 1870 1832 1850 18331 18321 1849 18831 1822, 1825 1 1857 1857 1821 1826 1828 18851 1838 1845! 1877 1861 1835 1846 1827 1873 1840 1851 1824 1858 1846 1855 1831 1844 1864

1843. 1845. 1876.

1889. 1882. 1870. 1872 1845. 1893. 1891.

Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston Holston

. 1900 . 1900' . 1900 1 .1900! .11901 .'l90l! .11902! .'1902!

1875. 1860. 1853. 1884. 1859. 1844. 1856. 1885. 1873. 1846. 1852. 1859. 1902. 1874. 1871. 1895. 1890. 1875. 1870. 1851.

1848. 1888. 1866. 1889. 1854. 1871. 1884.

.Holston . .Holston . .Holston . .Holston . .Holston . .Holston , .Holston . .Hols con . .Holston . .Holston . .Virginia. .Holston . .Holston , .Holston , .Holston , .Holston , .Holston , .Holston , .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston , .Holston .Holston , .Holston , .Holston .Holston .Holston , .Holston

1829 1847 1864 18471 18561 1832 1825 1842 1872 1840 1833 1832 1868 1860 1870 1850 1849 1846 1844 1827

1853 1854 1842 1885 1838 1849! 1857] 1875

1862. 1887. 1889. 1872. 1880. 1860. 1847. 1869. 1892. 1844. 1867. 1853. 1892. 1886. 1894. 1876. 1872. 1872. 1872. 1850.

Holston Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .HoUton .Holston .Holston .Holston Holston

1879. 1890. 1865. 1911. 1861 1869. 1888. 1910.

.Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston .Holston Holston .Holston

1902 1903! 1903;

1904 1904! 1904; 1905 190.^ 1905: 1905i 190.- 1905 1 1905] 1905 1907 i 19071 1907 1 1908 1909, 1909 1909' 1910 1910 1910! I91l! 1911! 1911 1911 1911

1912 191-z 1912

1913 1913 1913 1913'

1913 1914 1914 1915! 1915: 1915 1915 1915 1915! 19161 1917; 19171 1917 1917 1918! 1918 19181 1918 1918 191H: 1919 1919 1920

Nashville, Tenn

Dunlap, Tenn

Shell Mound, Tenn

New Providence, Tenn..

Decatur, Tenn

Graham, Va

Morristown, Tenn

Asheville, N. C

Knoxville, Tenn

Morristown, Tenn

Emory, Va

Grayson Co,, Va

Tate Springs, Tenn

Jasper, Tenn

Independence, Va

Owenton, Ala

Emory, Va

Friend's Station, Tenn..

Blountville, Tenn

Hiwassee College Tenn.

Emory, Va

Knoxville, Tenn

Knoxville. Tenn

Wallace, Va

Russell Co

Emory, Va

Pleasant Grove, Tenn.. .

Emory, Va

Wythe Co., Va

Afton,Tenn

Chattanooga, Tenn

Surgoinsville- Tenn

Telford, Tenn

Powell's Station, Tenn.

Tazewell, Va

Knoxville, Tenn

Emory, Va

Gate City, Va

LaFollette, Tenn

Los Angeles Cal

Emory, Va

Speer's Ferry, Va

Abingdon, Va

Jasper, Tenn

St. Elmo, Tenn

LaFollette, Tenn

Chattanooga, Tenn

Rural Retreat, Va

Hiwassee College, Tenn.

Bristol, Va

Hiltons, Va

Bland County, Va

Bristol, Tenn

Liberty Hill, Tenn

Clinton, Tenn

Emory, Va

Wytheville, Va

Cleveland, Tenn

Sweetwater, Tenn

Dry den, Va

Cleveland, Tenn

Pulaski Co., Va

Bristol, Va

Emory, Va

Morristown, Tenn

Wvthe Co., Va

Galax, Va

Muskogee, Ok

Greeneville, Tenn

Andersonville, Tenn....

21I

50 29

7! 5 121 7

23 17 6 3

18 10

45! 28 I4I 9 23! 21

24 8

40 21

HOLSTON ANNUAL

LOCAL PREACHERS IN HOLSTON

'E" means Elder;

means' Deacon.

ABINGDON DISTRICT

1 E. C. Rodefer (E), Bristol, Tenn. 1

2 B. O. Davis (E), Abingdon, Va. 2

3 J. A. Pendegrass (E), Blountvilla 3

4 D. M. Graybeal (D), Damascus, Va. 4

5 Jno. R. Smith (E), Bristol, Tenn. 5

6 T. G. Neal (D), Alvarado, Va. 6

7 W. W. Burke (D), Meadow View, Va. 7

8 S. B. Fickel" (D), Blountville, Tenn. 8

9 Geo. W. Osborne (D), Bristol, Tenn. 9

10 Oscar Eller (D), Emory, A"a. 10

11 G. A. Callahan, Wyndale, Va. 11

12 H. H. White, Bristol, Va. 12

13 C. M. Fisher, Emory, Va. 13

14 J. D, Isley, Blountville, Tenn. 14

15 Arva V. Rudy, Poplar Camp, Va. 15

16 W. M. Dean, Emory, Va. 16

17 J. A. Turner, North Holston, Va. 17 IS David T. James, Emory, Va. 18

19 J. D. Felty, Bristol, Tenn. 19

20 Charles Umberger, Emory, Va. 20

21 A. T. Liowry, Saltville, Tenn. 21

CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT

H. K. Allison (E), Rising Fawn, Ga.

J. F. Austin, Rising Fawn, Ga.

J. H. Eddings (E), Chattanooga.

Elza Forrester, Rising Fawn, Ga.

C. B. Hall, Chattanooga, Tenn.

A. M. Tomlins'on (D), N. Chattanooga,

J. D. Hadaway, South Pittsburg,

J. F. Dedford, Chattanooga, Tenn.

J. R. McFarland (D), Rossville, Ga.

Battle McLester (E), Chattanooga.

F. M. Shively (D), Whltewell, Tenn,

J. D. Tackett, Evensville, Tenn.

H. A. True (E), St. Elmo, Te-nn.

J. S. Young (E), St. Elmo, Tenn.

F. B. Wyatt, Litton, Tenn.

W. L. Wyatt, Graysville, Tenn.

W. J. Morton, Hinkle, Ga.

T. A. Morgan, Chattanooga, Tenn.

N. A. Cobb, Chattanooga, Tenn.

A. N. Daily, Sulphur Springs, Ga.

H. M. Clark, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Died this year — J. R. Hatfleld.

BIG STONE GAP DISTRICT

1 T. P. Graham (E), Jonesville, Va.

2 H. K. Hillman (E), Herald, Va.

3 S. L. Hockenberry (E), Ewing, Va.

4 J. C. Kinzer (B), Kingsport, Tenn.

5 C. C. Brooks (D), Rose Hill, Ya..

6 R. L. Graham (D), Jonesville, Va.

7 Worley Hillman (D), Dungannon, Va.

8 S. H. Jennings (D), Jonesville, Va.

9 J. P. Little (D), Kingsport, Tenn.

10 S. W. McConnell (D), Nickelsville.

11 W. H. Wampler (D), East Stone Gap.

12 T. F. Suthers (D), Roanoke, Va.

13 J. C. Brown, Pennington Gap, Va.

14 J. A. Clements, Wise, Va.

15 J. W. Ely, Hagan, Va.

16 B. M. Francisco, Nickelsville, Va.

17 C, C. Greear, Gate City, Yel.

18 C, A. Hillman, Herald, Ya..

19 M. B. Jennings, Jonesville, Ya..

20 H. J. Kelly, Brewster, Va.

21 P. H. Larmer, Pennington Gap, Va.

22 W. a Robinette, Blackwater, Va.

23 C. E. Rowlett, Ewing, Va.

24 E. S. Wilson. Stonega, Va.

25 H. L. Hanshew. Coeburn. Va.

BLUEFIELD DISTRICT

1 J. H. Honaker (E), Montcalm, W. Va.

2 W. H. Ayers (D), Bluefield, W. Va.

3 Dan A. Atkins (D), Keystone, W, Va.

4 Samuel T. Akers, Gary, W. Va.

5 C. C. Bailey, Davy, W. Va.

6 P. D. Bratton, Montcalm, W. Va.

7 S. E. Bratton, Rock, W. Va.

8 J. B. Staley, Bluefield, W. Va.

9 James L. Penland, Pageton, W. Va.

10 Ben C. Wise, Matoka, W. Va.

11 Herbert D. Hart, Emory, Va.

12 J. Cleveland Clarke, War, W. Va.

13 M. S. Kestner, War, W. Va.

14 Geo. W. Wesley, Jaeger, W. Va.

15 J. Will Pailey, Kimball, W. Va.

16 Jasper Sage, Bluefield, W. Va.

17 J. C. Spurlin, Montcalm, W. Va.

18 Walter H. Simpkin, Panther, W. Va,

19 E. B. Groseclose, laeger, W. Va.

20 J. Pat. Murphy, Hemp Hill, W. Va.

21 Geo. W. Collins, Bluefield, W. Va.

22 James Doutheat*, Bluefield, W, Va. *Ijicensed this year.

CLEVELAND DISTRICT

1 A, N. Jackson (E), Louisville, Tenn.

2 J. E. McCampbell (E), Townsend.

3 W. H. Patterson (E), Cleveland, Tenn.

4 I. F. Fisher (E), Apison, Tenn.

5 T. M. Hicks (D), Benton, Tenn.

6 John Massengale (D). Athens, Tenn.

7 P. S. Moody, Unitia, Tenn.

8 A. M. Tomlinson (D), Chattanooga.

9 W. R. Walker, Calhoun, Tenn.

10 G. B. Henderson, Vonore, Tenn.

11 J. E. Fogleman (E), Concord, Tenn.

12 W. J. Cannon CD), Chattanooga,

13 J. A. Cline, Tellico Plains, Tenn.

14 H. D. Justus, Lenoir Oity, Tenn.

15 C. D. Curtis, Maryville, Tenn.

16 J. F. Forkner, Sweetwater, Tenn.

17 'W. H. Long, Peakland, Tenn.

19 Joseph Codispoti, Hiwassee College.

20 Wm. F. Carter, Hiwassee College,

21 Wm. A. Hanson, Ducktown, Tenn.

22 Othor Robinson, Ducktown, Tenn.

23 J. W. Lockhart (D), Cleveland, Tenn.

25 Jasper Dewey Shupe, Hiwassee Col.

26 Christopher C. Aldredge, Englewood.

27 J. T. Hibberts, Benton, Tenn.

28 Oscar G. Rodgers, Tyner, Tenn.

29 Ross Jeffries. Hiwassee College, Tenn.

30 Bryan Greene, Hiwassee College, Tenn.

31 Roy C. Davis, Hiwassee Collegt, Tenn. Died this year — Henry D. Gatlin.

KNOXVILLE DISTRICT

1 Samuel L. Akers, Knoxville, Tenn.

2 J. M. Bell, Fountain City, Tenn.

3 D. A. Biggs, Fountain City, Tenn.

4 A. L. Broyles, Knoxville, Tenn.

5 Arch Buchanan, Tazewell, Tenn.

6 J. W. Carter (E), Harriman, Tenn.

7 Willie Lee Capps, Knoxville, Tenn.

8 I. Wesley Clark, Knoxville, Tenn.

9 Lee M. Coward, Byington, Tenn.

10 Dr. E. Dixon (D), Coal Creek, Tenn.

11 J. F. Eisele, Knoxville, Tenn.

12 L. E. Eisele, Knoxville, Tenn.

13 A. W. Fisher, Knoxville, Tenn.

14 D. H. Groover (D), Fountain City.

15 O. E. Householder. Knoxville, Tenn.

16 John G. Irwin (D), Andersonville.

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17 Samuel L. Jones, Knoxville, Tenn. IS W. F. Leming, Tazewell, Tenn.

19 R. B. Parsons (E), Bearden, Tenn.

20 W. A. Roberts, Knoxville, Tenn.

21 W. T. Roby (E), Knoxville, Tenn.

22 J. H. Reynolds (D), Harriman, Tenn.

23 C. J. S'chafer, Petros, Tenn.

24 G. M. Shelly (D), Rockwood, Tenn. ■

25 J. E. Smith, Knoxville, Tenn.

26 Austin White, Clinton, Tenn.

27 W. T. Wilson, Knoxville, Tenn.

MORRISTOWN DISTRICT

1 W. M. Bellamy, Surgoinsville, Tenn.

2 T. M. Bellamy, Embreeville, Tenn.

3 E. Z. Blanckenbeckler (E), Afton.

4 J. C. Clark, Limestone, Tenn.

5 J. B. Cross (D), Chuckey, Tenn.

6 N. H. Geisler, Fall Branch, Tenn.

7 John Wiley Hammer, Dandridge.

8 John Martin Harper, Church Hill.

9 D. T. Kirt (D), Newport, Tenn.

10 E. R. Kite, Persia, Tenn.

11 G. W. McAmis, Afton, Tenn.

12 O. T. Miller, Johnson City, Tenn.

13 N. M. Moneyhun, Eidson, Tenn.

14 W. T. Moore, Bybee, Tenn.

15 .7. O. Patton, White Pine, Tenn.

16 W. L. Norwood CE), Eidson, Tenn.

17 F. A. St. John, Afton, Tenn.

18 M. L. Talley, T\^hite Pine, Tenn.

19 C. R. Vinson, Newport, Tenn.

20 C. W. Williams, Parrotsville, Tenn.

21 Barney Thompson (E), Morristown.

22 C W. Johnson, Jefferson City. Tenn.

23 William Crosby Cobb*, Morristown.

22 J. M. Shepherd, Mechanicsburg, Va,

23 C. E. Williams, Newbern, Va.

24 Z. F. Maybery, Lerona, W. Va.

25 J. C. Flinchan (D), Pulaski, Va.

TAZEWELL DISTRICT

1 C. W. Street, Deskins, Va.

2 T. A. Repass, Tazewell, ^';i.

3 T. H. Short, Burk's Garden, Va.

4 E. M. Boyd, Boyds, Va.

5 W. A. Reynolds, Graham, Va.

6 T. N. Shook, Carrie, Va.

7 John Russell, Indian, Va.

S Earnest Wynn, Tazewell, Va. 9 Garnet Lester, Repass, Va.

10 Edgar Hurt, Gardner, Va.

11 W. G. Long, Clintwood, Va.

12 J. N. Graham CD). Belfast, Va.

13 H. B. Tiller, Coaldan, Va.

14 O. F. Brown, Richlands, Va.

15 R. R. Woodburn, Cleveland, Va.

16 W. K. Neal (D), Shawner's Mills, Va.

17 Robert Cross (E), Castlewood. Va. IS W. W. Tost (E), North Tazewell, Va.

19 M. W. Remine (E), Clintwood, Va.

20 J. H. Bowling (D), North Tazewell.

21 J. E. Graham (E), Maxwell, Va.

22 Birdine Looney*. Grundy, Va., R. F. D.

23 Holland Pyatt Boyd*, Davenport, Va.

24 Lawrence W. McFarland*, Tip Top.

25 .Joseph L. D. Perkins*, Hanger, Va.

26 J. O. Cowan, Boisset, Va. 2 7 W. R. Miller. Carho, Va.

2S R. J. Tl^ampler, Council. Va.

29 J. D. Spits'er, Cove Creek, Va.

30 J. R. Beliher, Belfast Mills, Va.

♦Licensed this year.

RADFORD DISTRICT

1 W. N. Baker (E), Mechanicsburg, Va.

2 J. D. Wright (E), Rock, W. Va.

3 H. C. Thompson (E), Troutdale, Va.

4 C. A. Brown (E), Narrows, Va.

5 L. H. Kinser (E), East Radford, Va.

6 London C. Taylor CE). Snowville, Va.

7 Z. A. Wall CE), Oakdale. W. Va.

8 Clarence Gutridge (E), Pipe Stem.

9 W. C. Shrewsesbery (E), Princton.

10 TV. A. Warner CD), New River, Va.

11 S. V. Morris (D), Hollvbrook, Va.

12 F. M. Radford, Hollybrook. Va.

13 Preston Fowler, Foster's Falls, Va.

14 Harvey Hanshew, Oakvale. W. Va.

15 Arthur Wycle, Emory, Va.

16 H. W. Byrd, Pride. TV^ Va.

17 Ethelbert Weeks, Willis, Va.

18 Harry A. Merrell. Draper, A^a.

19 E. H. Hilton. Roanoke. Va.

20 Kennith M. Peters*, Trigg, Va.

21 J. J. Bland. Bellsprings, Va. ♦Licensed this j-ear.

WTTHEVILLE DISTRICT

1 T. C. Vaughan (E), Spring Valley, Va.

2 W. A. Leonard (D), Groseclose, Va.

3 J. R. Pinion (E), Spring Valley, Va.

4 W. M. Shuler (D), Marion, Va.

5 H. J. Crowgey, Wytheville, Va.

6 J. A. Fisher, Wytheville, Va.

7 B. A. Pool, Independence, Va.

8 W. E. Williams, Spring Valley, Va.

9 J. K. Shulern, Flat Ridge, Va.

10 G. W. Slagle, Rural Retreat, Va.

11 R. L. Wiley, Independence, Va.

12 John K. Dean, Max Meadows, Va.

13 E. G. Fry, Wytheville, Va.

14 S. W. Chisenhall, Teas; Va.

15 Chas. R. Melton CD). Galax, Va.

16 R. Lake Wright, £ipring Valley, Va.

17 C. A. Smith. Fancy Gap, Va. IS R. L. Parks, Wytheville, Va.

19 'Wm. K. Cregger. T\"ytheville, Va.

20 g. O. Fry. T^^ytheville. Va.

?1 Irby E. Cregger, "^'ytheville, Va.

22 C. W. Taylor. Independence. Va.

23 E. B. Lindamood, Wytheville, Va.

LAY DELEGATES TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE O^ 1920

ABINGDON DISTRICT C. Hassinger, Konarock, Va.

T. E. George, Broad Ford, Va.

R. B. Hagy, Abingdon, Va.

S. W. Keys. Glade Spring. Va.

Geo. E. Penn. Abingdon. Va.

S. L. Carr, Blountville, Tenn.

E. E. Cole. Damascus. Va.

Mrs. Wm. Robeson. Laure! Bloomery.

BIG STONE GAP DISTRICT C. M. Quillin, Gate City. Va. J. B. Pectal, Blountville, Tenn. J. A. Livesay, Coeburn. Va. C. Q. Counts. Coeburn. Va. Mrs. Lillian Carter. Kingsport, Tenn. J. M. Rhoten. Dungannon, Va. W. B. Fnrd. Norton, Va. S. M. Jennings. Jonesville. Va.

HOLSTON ANNUAL

BLUEFIELD DISTRICT J. Will Bailey, Kimball, W. Va. Mrs. H. B. Reynolds, Keystone, W. Va. P. A. Dunn, Bluefleld, W. Va. Mrs. Jno. G. Helvey, North Fork, W. Va. Mrs. Geo. A. Swope, Welch, W. Va. Mrs. W. M. Morrell, Bluefleld, W. Va. J. E. Wagner, Bluefleld, W. Va. L. H. Burke, Bramwell, W. Va.

CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT W. P. Broyles, Spring City, Tenn. W. A. Ault, Dayton, Tenn. J. T. Jones, Hixson, Tenn. L. N. Brown, Pikeville, Tenn. D. Y. Conatser, South Pittsburg, Tenn. J. H. Hurd, Dunlap, Tenn. W. C. Cureton, Rising Fawn, Ga. Hugh Martin, Evensville, Tenn.

CLEVELAND DISTRICT Mrs. E. J. Fout McGhee, Tenn. Geo. L. Hardwick, Cleveland, Tenn. F. A. Carter, Sweetwater, Tenn. Miss Dora Young, Sweetwater, Tenn. A. T. Brunner, Madisonville, Tenn. L. M. Forkner, Slweetwater, Tenn. Mrs. J. W. Malone, Cleveland, Tenn. V. R. Cobble, Etowah, Tenn.

KNOXVILLE DISTRICT F. P. Dickey, Harriman, Tenn. R. K. Hutsell, Knoxville, Tenn. Rufus Kelly, Kodak, Tenn. Mrs. P. C. Clapp, Fountain City, Tenn. Crew Webb, Knoxville, Tenn. J. T. Carmen, Knoxville, Tenn. Ed Isenberg, Knoxville, Tenn. J. T. Bailey, Strawberry Plains, Tenn,

MORRI9TOWN DISTRICT J. O. Beck, Erwin, Tenn. F. H. Taylor, Newport, Term. Mrs. P. L. Cobb, Morristown, Tenn. J. W. Cox, Fall Branch, Tenn. W. E. Ellis, Church Hill, Tenn. R. M. Rogers, Morristown, Tenn. Mrs. L. L. Mclntyre, Erwin, Tenn. Miss Clara Headrick, St. Clair, Tenn.

RADFORD DISTRICT Prof. F. B. Fitzpatrick, East Radford. J. L. Lawrence, Riner, Va. Mrs. J. A. Howard, Pulaski, Va. Mrs. W. H. Wysor, Pulaski, Va. E. S. Dennis. Pearisburg, Va. J. L. Thompson. Dublin, Va. .1. H. Chafln, Pilot, Va. Clarence Gutridge, Pipe Stem, W. Va.

TAZEWELL DISTRICT Geo. C. Peery, Tazewell, Va. W. G. Gray, St. Paul, Va. Dr. N. B. French, Clintwood, A'a. Judge W. E. Burns. Lebanon, Va. J. H. Bates, Graham, Va. J. T. Smith. Elk Garden. Y^. W. L. Dennis, Grundy, Va. Mrs. Hugh Gibson. St. Paul, Vi\.

WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT Richard Rowe, Crockett, Va.. Mrs. J. T\^ Rader, Wytheville, Va. Mrs. J. F. Johnson, Wytheville, Va.

B. F. Spraker, Wytheville, Va.

C. L. Councelman, Max Meadows, Va. .7. A. Groseclose. Marion, Va.

C. P. Graham. Cedar Springs, Va. Miss Lillian Cornett, Elk Creek, Va.

DISTRICT CONFERENCES OF 1921

Abingdon District — Emory, Va.

Big Stone Gap District — Wise. Va.

Bluefleld District — Grace Church. Bluefleld.

Chattanooga District — Pikeville, Tenn.

Cleveland District — Oakland Church, McGhee, Tenn.

Knoxville District — Sevierville, Tenn.

Morristown District — Limestone, Tenn.

Radford District — Pearisburg, Va.

Tazewell District — Lebanon, Va.

Wytheville District— Elk Creek (Lebanon Ct.), Va.

DISTRICT LAY LEADERS

Abingdon District — J. L. Hardin, Emory, Va. Big Stone Gap District — H. H. Taylor, Gate City, Va. Bluefleld District— O. J. Hunter, Welch, W. Va. Chattanooga District — J. T. Jones, Hixson, Tenn. Cleveland District — D. Sullins Stuart, Cleveland. Tenn. Knoxville District — Roscoe Word, Knoxville, Tenn. Morristown District — Lynn Sheeley, Morristown, Tenn. Radford District — Prof. J. E. Avent, East Radford, Va. Tazewell District — E. S. Finney, Lebanon, Va. Wytheville District — G. A. Lambert, Rural Retreat, Va.

HOLSTON ANNUAL HOLSTON WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Mrs. P. L. Cobb, President Morristown, Tenn.

Mrs. W. M. Morrell, Vice-President _-_-Bluefield, W. Va.

Mrs. F. F. Dosser, Supt. Young People's Work Knoxville, Tenn.

Mrs. C. C. Weaver, Supt. Children's Work Emory, Va.

Mrs. J. A. Burrow, Recording Secretary Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mrs. L. A. Tynes, Corresponding Secretary Tazewell, Va.

Mrs. W. B. Spesr, Treasurer Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mrs. Crew Webb, Supt. Study and Publicity Knoxville, Tenn.

Mrs. J. M. Trimble, Supt. Social Service Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mrs. M. H. Honaker, Supt. Supplies Abingdon, Va.

Mrs. J. M. Carter, Supt. Fifth Sunday Collections Bristol, Va.

DISTRICT SECRETARIES

Abingdon Mrs. Josephine Kidd, Bristol, Va.

Big Stone Gap Mrs. J. W. Dobyns, Kingsport, Tenn.

Bluefield Mrs. H. B. Reynolds, Bluefield, W. Va.

Chattanooga Mrs. Belle Spencer, Chattanooga, Tenn,

Cleveland Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Cleveland, Tenn.

Knoxville — Mrs. H. A. Evans, Knoxville, Tenn.

Morristown Mrs, Marion Roberts, Morristown, Tenn.

Radford Mrs. L. H. Quillin, Riner, Va.

Tazewell Mrs. J. E. Wolfe, Sweetwater, Tenn.

Wytheville Mrs. A. B. Hendricks, Rural Retreat, Va.

ORPHANAGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Rev. J. A. Burrow, President Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mrs. W. B. Spear Chattanooga, Tenn.

Rev. J. A. Baylor Louisville, Ky.

Mr. F. A. Carter Sweetwater, Tenn.

Mrs. J. W. Perry Fountain City, Tenn.

Supt. of Supplies, Mrs. M. H. Honaker ^ Abingdon, Va.

Supt. 5th Sunday-Collections, Mrs. J. M. Carter Bristol, Tenn.-Va.

Treasurer, Miss Dora Young Sweetwater, Tenn.

General Treasurer

The Chattanooga Savings Bank, James Building, Chattanooga, Tenn., is custodian of the funds of the Greeneville Home and Industrial School, Greeneville, Tenn.

HOLSTON EPWORTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE

Leon Jourolmon, President Knoxville, Tenn.

H. F. Potts, Vice-President Abingdon, Va.

W. C. Cobb, Secretary Nashville, Tenn.

Miss Beulah Cassell, Treasurer Bristol, Va.

W^ter Neal, Junior League Supt Chattanooga, Tenn.

Rev. Jesse F. Benton, Missionary Supt Norton, Va.

Rev. W. M. Bunts, Life Work Supt Saltville, Va.

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JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS

FIRST DAY.

Wednesday, October 6, 1920.

The Holston Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met in its ninety-seventh annual session in our church at Highland Park, Chattanooga, Tenn., Wednesday, October 6, 1920, at 9 o'clock a. m., with Bishop Collins Denny in the chair. The Conference sang "Come, thou fount of every blessing," after which the Bishop announced hymn 222, "Jesus, the name high over all," the Conference standing to sing the same. The Bishop led in prayer, concluding with the Lord's Prayer in concert, after which he made extended and forceful exegetical comments on a part of the first chapter of the gospel by John.

Roll Call. — The secretary of last year's session called the roll chronologically, and the following answered to their names :

ClERICai.— A. D. Stewart, J. T. Frazier, D. H. Carr, T. R. Handy, W. C. Garden, S. T. M. McPherson, J. I. Cash, W. W. Hicks, J. A. Lvons, G. W. Summers, E. Blake, J. C. Bays, J. E. Naff, R. A. Kelly, R. G. Water- house, L. M. Cartright, Robert T. McDowell, T. C. Schuler, J. W. Brown- ing, E. F. Kahle, J. A. Burrow, F. Alexander, R. S. Umberger, A. B. Hunter, J. C. Orr, E. H. Cassidy, J. A. H. Shuler, W. R. Snider, C. L. Stradley, W. S. Neighbors, J. E. Lowry, S. D. Long, T. J. Eskridge, I. P. Martin, I. N. Munsey, E. L. Addington, Tyler D. Strader, W. E. Bailey, E. W. Mort, M. P. Carico, G. M. Moreland, D. P. Hurley, J. W. Perry, J. S. French, J. A. Bavlor, J. D. Dame, C. E. Steele, M. J. Wysor, W. M. Morrell, J. M. Carter, S. B. Vaught, C. E. Painter, J. B. Ward, S. W. Bourne, G. A. Camer, Joseph E. Wolfe, James T. Guy, Keener W. Cox, James R. Brown, C. G. Hounshell, R. K. Triplett, T. Priddy, E. E. Wiley, W. Hodge, N. R. Cartright, J. M. Crowe, T. S. Hamilton, J. F. Bamett, W. M. Ellis, E. H. Cole, W. S. Lyons, W. M. Patty, J. H. Wagner,'!. W. Pierce, T. J. Houts, D. F. Wyrick, L. D. Yost, J. C. Logan, L. J. Williams, W. S. Hendricks, S. S. Bover, H. B. Brown, J. N. Smith, C. W. Dean, R. B. Piatt, Jr., J. W. Stewart, N. M. Watson, N. F. Walker, J. A. ElHson, A. D. Thorn, J. A. L. Perkins, J. S. Henley, A. B. Moore, C. A. Pangle, G. L. Lambert, F. M. Buhrman, C. C. Weaver, W. H. Briggs, H. S. Hutsell, W. C. Thompson, R. E. Early, S. A. McGhee, J. H. Umberger, W. H. Walker, J. F. Benton, H. E. Bradshaw, W. T. Evans, T. R. Wolfe, W. D. Farmer, F. R. Snavely, S. D. Lambert, S. L. Browning, W. E. Browning, C. R. Jones, E. M. Ritchey, F. Wampler, H. B. Vaught, C. G. McKav, G. K. Pattv, R. G. Reynolds, L. S. Reynolds, B. Waters, M. Quessenberrv, S. C. Beard, J. H. Watkins, O. C. Wright, J. A. Henderson, J. H. Lotspeich, R. H. Ballard, R. N. Havens, E. H. Yankee, J. M. Wysor, J. G. Helvey, R. E. Greer, B. T. Sells, L. D. Mayberry, L. M. Burriss, M. A. Stevenson, J. N. Jones, J. A. Bavs, P. P. Martin, C. H. Wrigh;, J. Henley, T. C. Pattv, J. W. Malone, E. D. Worley, E. W. Dean, W. P. Eastwood, W. H. Harrison, S. V. Gibson, L. E. Hoppe, W. M. Bunts, J. L. Griffitts.

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Lay Delegates— L. C. Hassinger, E. E. Cole, C. M. Quillin, C. Q. Counts, W. B. Ford, S. M. Jennings, J. Will Bailey, P. A. Dunn, Mrs. J. G. Helvey, Mrs. W. M. Morrell, J. E. Wagner, W. P. Broyles, J. T. Jones, L. N. Brown, Hugh Martin, G. L. Hardwick, A. T. Brunner, L. M. Forkner, F. P. Dicke}-, Crew Webb, J. T. Bailey, J. O. Beck, J. L. Lawrence, Mrs. R. T. Hall, Clarence Gutridge, Mrs. L. A. T>Ties, Mrs. J. E. Wolfe, H. W. Fugate, Mrs. Hugh Gibson, Mrs. J. W. Rader, A. F. Spraker.

Organization. — J. A. Burrow was re-elected secretary, with E. A. Shugart and J. F. Benton as assistants. J. H. Umberger and J. M. Wysor were elected statistical secretaries, with J. A. Bays, P. P. Martin and S. D. Lambert as assistants.

Sick Preacher. — J. E, Wolfe, presiding elder of the Tazewell District, announced a message telling that W. H. Troy, in charge of the West Graham Circuit, had suffered a stroke of paralysis and was in a critical condition. The secretary was instructed to communicate the sympathy of the Conference to the family.

Another Bishop. — Bishop Denny invited Bishop Waterhouse to the pulpit platform.

Committees.— The presiding elders nominated the following standing committees, and the nominations were confirmed :

Public Worship — T. J. Eskridge, J. B. Ward, Luther Tate.

Spirituai, State of Church — R. A. Owen, C. W. Dean, Thos. Priddy, G. T. Jordan, W. C. Thompson, Mrs. J. G. Helvey, S. A. McGhee.

Social Service — John M. Crowe, E. N. Woodward, E. D. Worley, Mrs. Hugh Gibson, Mrs. W. M. Morrell, C. H. Williams, J. Will Bailey, R. T. Hall.

Sabbath Observance — ^J. A. Ellison, J. C. Patty, J. O. Beck, J. E. Wagner, J. S. Henley, W. N. Wagner, S. W. Bourne.

District Conference Records— N. R. Cartright, L. D. Mayberry, W. E. Browning, C. R. Jones, F. M. Buhrman, D. B. Wright, C. R. Jones, W. H. Harrison, G. W. Summers.

Memoirs— D. P. Hurley, M. P. Carico, H. B. Vaught, J. E. Naff, J. E. Lowry.

Hours. — On motion of T. J. Eskridge, host, the hour for meet- ing was fixed at 8 :30 each morning and the hour for adjourn- ment at 12 o'clock sharp.

Memoirs. — Samuel H. Hall and Frank M. Reynolds, deceased, wxre referred to the Comittee on Memoirs.

Bar. — The Conference "Bar" was made to include the main auditorium of the church.

iNTRODUCTiON.^-Mr. 1. G. Campbell, Dr. R. P. Wilson and Dr. J. S. Hunter, representing our publishing houses at Nashville and at Richmond, were introduced.

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Papers Referred. — Communications from our Publishing Agents, from the General Board of Church Extension, from Bishop Candler concerning Emory University, and concerning our Representative Church in Washington City, from the Gen- eral Board of Education, from the General Board of Finance on the Superannuate Endowment Fund, and from Noah W. Cooper, of Nashville, concerning Sabbath observance, were referred, by action of the Conference, to their proper boards and committees.

Admitted on Trial. — Hugh Sevier Carter, having been unani- mously recommended by the Licensing Committee of the Chat- tanooga District, and having met the required examination, was received on trial into the traveling connection.

Educational Day. — On motion of T. J. Eskridge, Thursday, beginning at 10 a. m., was set apart as a special day for considera- tion of the great educational campaign, the Conference to meet in three official sessions, morning, afternoon and night.

Presiding Elders. — The following presiding elders passed ex- amination of character and made report of the work in their sev- eral districts: I. P. Martin, M. P. Carico, E. A. Shugart, J. B. Ward, W. S. Neighbors, J. W. Perry, E. H. Cassidy, D. P. Hurley, J. E. Wolfe, J. W. Rader.

Passage of Character. — Question 17 : ''Are all the preachers blameless in their life and official administration?" The follow- ing persons passed examination of character and were referred to the Committee on Conference Relations for the supernumerary relation : G. W. Simpson, J. A. Lyons, G. A. Maiden, C. R. Brown, L. L. H. Carlock, J. W. Helvey, C. A. Beard, T. R. Handy, G. O. Gannaway.

The following persons passed examination of character and were referred to the Committee on Conference Relations for the superannuates' relation: J. L Cash, L. C. Delashmit, R. N. Price, L. K. Haynes, C. M. James, W. D. MitcheU, W. C. Garden, A. D. Stewart, R. S. Umberger, L. M. Neel, J. W. Carnes, F. Alex- ander, Jacob Smith, J. N. Hobbs, J. C. Bays, J. H. Parrott, J. S. W. Neel, J. W. Repass, G. D. French, W. L Fogleman, H. S. Hamilton, D. H. Carr, J. C. Maness, J. M. Romans, W. W. Hicks, D. McCracken, D. S. Hearon, H. C. Clemens, W. C. Hicks, W. R. Barnett, S. S. Catron, K. C. Atkins, B. W. Lee, L. J. Williams, J. T. Frazier, G. A. Garner, G. S. Wagner, J. A. L. Perkins, S. K. Byrd, G. W. Summers.

Insurance. — J. H. Shumaker, of the Methodist Benevolent Association, was introduced and briefly addressed the Confer- ence in the interest of his work.

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Received by Transfer. — Question 6 : "Who are received by transfer from other Confernces?" Jacob L. Grifhtts, an elder from the Florida Conference ; Roy T. Houts, in class of the second year from the West Texas Conference.

Centenary College. — The following paper was read and adopted :

At the last session of the Holston Conference of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, South, held at Princeton, W. Va., October 8-14, 1919, on the recommendation of the Conference Board of Education, you accepted the following proposition, signed by J. W. Malone and G. L. Hardwick:

"We tender the entire property (of Centenary College), lands, build- ings, equipment and furnishings to the Holston Conference free of debt:

For cash or its equivalent, for capital stock $35,000

For cash or its equivalent, to cover bonds 15,000

For cash or its equivalent, for additional improvements and scien- tific equipment available on or before June, 1920 10,000

$60,000 You also passed the following resolution :

"That J. S. French, W. G. M. Thomas and W. B. AUen be and are hereby appointed the Commission representing this Conference for the en- suing year to effect, in conjunction with the Board of Trustees heretofore lamed and the present owners of Centenary College, this transfer, and are requested to bring it about as quickly as possible. This Commission is further instructed to assist the Trustees in securing a new or amended charter for Centenary College conforming to the disciplinary requirements of the M. E. Church, South, as regards the schools of the Church."

Your commissioners, and the owners of the property have been unable to complete the transfer, and the following are the facts relating to the case:

(1) Upon beginning the work assigned us, soon after the adjournment of the last session of the Conference, we discovered that the recommenda- tion of the General Board of Education, without which, according to para- graph 356, page 150, of the Discipline of 1918, no new school can be re- ceived, had not been obtained. We were thereby estopped until the meet- ing of the said Board in May, 1920, any action we might have taken with- out such recommendation being illegal.

(2) Upon the meeting of said Board in May, the necessary action was taken by it, and we immediately began the work of securing a charter which would meet the requirements of the Church, and pushed it rapidly to a satisfactory conclusion.

(3) In the meantime, however, in such a state of uncertainty as had arisen, the owners of the property did not feel like investing the $10,000 "for additional improvements," etc., which, according to the above men- tioned proposition, was to be "available on or before June, 1920," but spent only such an amount on scientific equipment as would enable the school to meet the requirements of a Junior College, this expenditure amounting to $9,137.41.

(4) Under these conditions, the commissioners and owners agree that we have no authority to complete the transfer, because:

(a) The specified amount of $10,000 was not expended, as per the proposition accepted by the Conference, "on or before June, 1920"; and has, indeed, not yet been expended, only $9,137.41 having been spent, as above stated.

(b) The Conference was not, therefore, due the owners of the prop- erty $60,000, but only $59,137.41, this being the sum of amount agreed upon

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for capital stock and bonds plus the amount actuall}^ expended, i. e., $9,137.41.

(c) The proposition made and accepted, however, gave your commis- sioners no option other than to make the transfer on the basis of $60,000, and we all agree that the commissioners would exceed their authority and consequently make void the transaction were they to complete the transfer on the basis of $59,137.41, or any other basis whatsoever except that of $60,000, ten thousand of which must have been expended in improvements and scientific equipment on or before June, 1920.

We, therefore, suggest that you, here and now, grant us authority to complete the transfer on the basis of $59,137.41, and upon such action on your part we will finish our work and be ready to make a final report be- fore the adjournment of this session of the Conference.

(Signed) J. S. French,

W. G. M. Thomas,

Commissioners. J. W. Mai^one, D. S. Stuart, G. L. Hardwick,

Owners.

On motion of W. M. Morrell, the boards were asked to meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

Announcements'! — The Committee on Public Worship made the following announcements : Preaching at 3 p. m. by W. M. Bunts ; Sunday School anniversary at 7 :30 p. m., v^^ith an address by Dr. Emmett Hightow^er, of Texas.

Introduced. — Dr. H. N. Snyder, president of Wofford Cohege, at Spartanburg, S. C, was introduced.

The Conference sang ''How happy are they who their Savior obey," after which Bishop R. G. Waterhouse pronounced the benediction.

SECOND DAY.

Thursday, October 7, 1920.

The Conference convened at 8 :30 a. m., with Bishop Denny in the chair. I. P. Martin conducted the devotional service. After leading in prayer he read from the fourth chapter of Ephesians. The Conference sang "I love thy kingdom. Lord."

Further roll call was dispersed with, arrivals to report at the secretary's table. The minutes of yesterday's session were read and corrected.

Readmitted. — George W. Jackson, having been recommended by the Licensing Committee of the Cleveland District, was read- mitted into the Conference as an elder, and his name was re- ferred to the Committee on Conference Relations for the super- numerary relation.

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Transfer Received. — Fred B. Cox was received as a transfer from the Tennessee Conference in elder's orders.

From Other Churches. — Orman T. Headley was received from the Christian connection, on condition that he assume our ordination vows.

Received on Trial. — The following persons having been rec- ommended by their District Conferences, and having passed the required examinations, were received into our traveling connec- tion on trial : From the Bluefield District, John Baptist Staley ; from the Cleveland District, Taylor Neal Orr; from the Wythe- ville District, Robert Lake Wright.

Undergraduates. — The following persons passed examination of character and of studies, and were advanced to the class of the second year: W'iley Davis Larrowe, William Lassiter Tate, Charles Lee Thomas, William Alson McCormick, Yemmons Walker Brooks, John Talley Booth, Charles Glenn Eastwood, Wiley Bruce Peck, Louis E. Hoppe, the latter being already in elder's orders.

Henry Lee Dean was advanced to the class of the third year.

William Alson McCormick and Charles Lee Thomas were elected to deacon's orders.

The following persons passed examination of character, but not having passed the examination on studies, were continued in the class of the first year: David Homer Munson, Onessus Hor- ner Logan, Charles Henry Williams, William Irving Hanna, Allen Harvey Mathes, Raymond Cleaves Farmer.

Education. — The special hour of the day having arrived, T. J. Eskridge, president of the Holston Board of Education, made re- port No. 1. (See supplement *'A.")

Bishop Denny introduced Dr. Henry N. Snyder, president of Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C, who made an impressive address on Christian education.

T. J. Eskridge, presiding, introduced Mrs. James H. McCoy, an official of our General Board of Missions, who talked with point and power on Christian education.

The presiding officer presented Bishop Denny, who spoke earnestly and eloquently of the influence of educated men who have been in the forefront of the great movements in the church and in the world.

Arrivals. — The following arrivals were reported to the secre- tary's table: Clerical— R. A. Owen, F. Y. Jackson, John M. Pax- ton, S. A. McCanless, C. R. Brown, C. K. Wingo, J. C. Maness, J. R. King, C. A. Beard, R. C. Camper, J. L. Scott. Lay— H. H. Taylor and J. A. Livesay from the Big Stone Gap District; V. R. Cobble, F. A. Carter and Miss Dora Young from the Cleveland

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District; W. C. Cureton and W. A. Ault from the Chattanooga District.

Visitors. — The following visitors were introduced : Dr. A. J. Lamar, one of our Publishing Agents ; Dr. F. S. Parker, General Epworth League Secretary; Dr. T. N. Ivey, editor of the Chris- tian Advocate; Dr. D. W. Carter, missionary to the Mexicans, Georgetown, Texas ; Rev. A. E. Clements, of the secretarial force in the educational campaign.

Luncheon to Laymen.' — Mr. F. A. Carter, Conference Lay Leader, extended an invitation to the lay delegates of this body to a luncheon at Hotel Patten Friday at 12 :30.

Special Secretary. — R. B. Piatt, Jr., was appointed a special secretary to gather data concerning the claimants of our Confer- ence upon the superannuate endowment fund.

After announcements, the Conference sang ''O happy day," the benediction was pronounced by J. T. Frazier, and the body adjourned, to meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Conference convened at 3 o'clock p. m., with T. J. Esk- ridge in the chair. J. C. Orr led the Conference in singing "Stand up, stand up for Jesus." Eugene Blake led in prayer. The minutes of the morning session were read and approved.

Address. — Charles G. Hounshell, of the secretarial force of our General Board of Missions, addressed the Conference on the educational movement.

The Conference stood and sang hymn 396, "Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve."

Dr. F. S. Parker, General Epworth League Secretary, ad- dressed the Conference on "Compelling Appeal of the Christian Education Movement."

On motion of J. A. Burrow, the address of Dr. Hightowcr was postponed until the opening of our night session, to give him a better hearing, the hour being late.

The Conference adjourned with the benediction by T. C. Schuler, to meet again at 7 :30 tonight.

NIGHT SESSION.

The Conference convened at 7 :30 o'clock p. m., with T. J. Esk- ridge in the chair. After a hymn, L P. Martin led in prayer.

Dr. Emmett Hightower, of Texas, addresed the Conference on the relation of the Sunday School to the great educational move- ment.

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Our Highland Park Church choir sang an anthem, after which Rev. A. E. Clement, of the Tennessee Conference, gave a stere- opticon lecture showing something of the educational institutions of Southern Methodism and their relation to the educational movement.

Dr. H. N. Snyder made brief concluding remarks.

On motion of J. A. Burrow, report No. 1 of the Board of Education, carrying with it resolutions accepting our quota of $1,705,000, appointing a Conference Educational Commission and requesting the appointment of Dr. I. P. Martin as Conference Educational Secretary, to give full time to the campaign, was adopted, with but tw^o dissenting votes. The commission ap- pointed consists of L. C. Hassinger, N. M. Watson, H. C. Stuart, J. S. French, F. A. Carter, G. L. Hardwick and W. E. Brock.

The Conference adjourned with the benediction by T. C. Schuler.

THIRD DAY.

Friday, October 8, 1920.

The Conference convened at 9 o'clock a. m., with Bishop Denny presiding. Hymn 489, "He leadeth me," was sung. The Con- ference recited the twenty-third Psalm in concert, after which T. S. Hamilton led in prayer. The minutes of Thursday night's session were read and approved.

Admitted on Trial. — Noah Haynes Giesler, having been rec- ommended by the Morristown District Conference, and having passed the required examination, was admitted into the traveling connection on trial.

Undergraduates. — The following persons passed examination of character, and having passed examination on studies, were ad- vanced to the class of the third year: David Bruce Wright, Patrick Poindexter Tabor, Alexander S. Ulm, Henry Austin Carlton, Henry Lee Dean, Floyd Bunyan Shelton.

The following persons passed examination of character, but not having stood the examination on studies, were continued in the class of the second year: Fred Gordon, Patrick Henry Horner, Harrill Stras Dyer, Ellis C. Jesse, Roy T. Houts.

David Bruce Wright and Patrick Poindexter Tabor were elected to deacon's orders. Henry Lee Dean passed examination of character, being already a deacon. Alexander S. Ulm and Henry A. Carlton passed examination of character, being already elders.

Transfer.— Carlock Hawk, an elder, was received by transfer

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from the Brazil Conference and transferred to the Western North Carolina Conference.

Third Year. — The following persons passed examination of character, and having passed examination on studies, were ad- vanced to the class of the fourth year: Floyd Bunyan Shelton, Alexander S. Ulm, Henry A. Carlton, Emanuel H. Yankee.

The following persons passed examination of character, but not having passed the examination on studies, were continued in the class of the third year: Samuel Vance Gibson, Elmer W. Dean, Clyde Enoch Lundy, Enoch L. McConnell, Carl Herbert Wright, Walter C. Harris, Sterling A. Neblett.

Fourth Year. — The following persons passed examination of character, and having passed the examination on studies, were elected to elder's orders, thus completing the required course of study: Elbert Dayton Worley, Walter Price Eastwood, William Henry Harrison, Arthur Federick Phenix.

E. H. Yankee and H. A. Carlton, having stood all required ex- aminations, passed out of the classes of undergraduates, being al- ready in elder's orders.

F. B. Shelton likewise passed all examinations, being in dea- con's orders.

Paul Patton Martin and Allen J. Thomas passed examination of character, but not having passed the examination on studies, were continued in the class of the fourth year.

Located. — Orville Bruce Johnson passed examination of char- acter and was granted a location at his own request. T. L. Bry- son passed examination and was, on motion and by vote of the Conference, located.

Orphanage. — The matter of a bequest to our Orphanage at Greeneville by F. R. Cornett, deceased, was referred to the Con- ference Board of Finance.

Paper Referred. — A communication from the General Sun- day School Board was referred to the Conference Sunday School Board.

Resolution. — The following resolution was adopted :

Whereas, the Board of Finance, pursuant to resolution of Conference last year, made an additional assessment of $3,000 to provide for Confer- ence claimants ; and

Whereas, the Conference Treasurer is uncertain as to the proper dis- position of the amount collected on this assessment; therefore be it

Resolved, That it is the sense of this Conference this assessment is specifically for Conference work and not a part of the original budget, and the entire amount collected should be paid over to the Treasurer of the Board of Finance for the relief of Conference claimants.

T. S. Hamilton.

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Deacons Elected. — The following local preachers, having- been duly recommended by the Wytheville District Conference, were elected to deacon's orders : Samuel Webster Chisenhall, Richard Lee Parks, Elbert Gordon Frye.

Elder Elected. — James Emor}^ Fogleman, a local preacher, having been recommended by the Cleveland District Conference, was elected to elder's orders.

Laymen's Hour. — The special order of the day having arrived, Mr. F. A. Carter, Conference Lay Leader, took the chair, by re- quest of Bishop Denny. Mr. O. B. Andrews, of Chattanooga, was introduced and addressed the Conference earnestly and im- pressively on "The Business Man in the Church." Mrs. W. E. Brock, of Chattanooga, was introduced, and represented the women of the church in a deeply spiritual talk.

AsBURY Statue.' — Bishop Denny explained the proposed statue of Francis Asbury to be erected in Washington City, and asked for a collection to meet our part of the expense of the same. The collection amounted to $527.10.

Introductions — The following visitors were introduced : Rev. S. H. C. Burgin, our General Secretars' of Church Extension; Rev, S. E. A\^asson, of the North Georgia Conference; Rev. George R. Stuart, of the North Alabama Conference.

Miscellaneous. — N. M. Watson asked to be released from the Committee on Christian Literature on account of work on the Board of Education. Col. E. C. Reeves was asked to call the committee together.

A brief report from Dr. R. N. Price, Conference Historian, was read by the secretary. The following resolution was adopted :

We, a committee appointed by Dr. R. N. Price, herewith present to you his written report and recommend that he be continued as Conference Historian, and that the Finance Commission be respectfully asked to make an appropriation of $1,500 for his salary- for the incoming year.

Eugene Blake, John C. Orr, T. S. Hamieton.

Full Connection. — The following preachers on trial, having met the requirements of the church, were called before the chan- cel, impressively addressed by Bishop Denny, propounded the Disciplinary questions, and then, by vote of the Conference, were received into full connection : Floyd Bunyan Shelton, Patrick Poindexter Tabor, Henry A. Carlton, David Bruce Wright, Henry Lee Dean.

Announcements. — The Committee on Public Worship an- nounced that R. A. Kelly would preach in this church at S-

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o'clock p. m. Announcements for Sunday preaching were also made. Missionary and Church Extension anniversary tonight, with addresses by Dr. S. H. C. Burgin and Dr. W. W. Pinson.

Leave of Absence. — E. H. Lewis and J. N. Smith were grant- ed leave of absence to return to their charges to conduct funerals.

Arrivals. — The following arrivals were reported to the secre- tary's table : Clerical — J. L. Mullens, Geo. E. Erwin, H. E. Kelso. Lay— Mrs. P. L. Cobb, Col. E. C. Reeves, F. H. Taylor and R. M. Rogers from the Morristown District.

The Conference sang ''How tedious and tasteless the hours," after which Bishop Waterhouse pronounced the benediction.

FOURTH DAY.

Saturday, October 9, 1920.

The Conference convened at 9 o'clock a. m., with Bishop Denny in the chair. Hymn 492, "O for a closer walk with God," was sung. J. R. Brown read ten verses from the sixth chapter of Galatians, after which he led in prayer. The Conference sang "What a friend we have in Jesus." The minutes of yesterday's session were read and approved.

Full Connection. — George Estes Erwin, having met all the requirements of the church, was called before the chancel, pro- pounded the Disciplinary questions, and then, by vote of the Con- ference, was received into full connection. He had been previ- ously elected to deacon's and elder's orders.

Admitted on Trial. — William Austin White, having been rec- ommended by the Knoxville District Conference, and having stood the required examination, was admitted into the traveling connection on trial.

Miscellaneous. — ^P. L. Cobb was put on the Board of Chris- tian Literature, in place of N. M. Watson, excused.

C. W. Kelley was recommended for an appointment as Y. M. C. A. secretary.

Passage of Character. — Under question 17 thei Conference took up the passage of character. When the name of J. J. Clark was called his presiding elder, J. W. Perry, stated that there were rumors of improper conduct in his case, in consequence of which he surrenders his license to preach as a probationer in our Con- ference.

The Bishop then called the names of all the preachers in the

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ten districts of the Conference one by one and their characters were passed.

Transfers. — Announcement was made by Bishop Denny of the transfer of Z. D. Holbrook, an elder, to the Western Vir- ginia Conference; E. R. Roach, an elder, to the Memphis Con- ference; David Homer Munson, in class of first year, to the South Carolina Conference.

Sick Preacher. — Announcement was made by W. S. Neigh- bors that French Wampler, a member of this body, is sick at the Erlanger Hospital; yesterday he was in a serious condition, but today is much improved.

Incorporation. — On motion of J. S. French, Mr. John W. Green, of Knoxville, was made a trustee on the incorporation of Holston Conference, in place of Mr. Leon Jeroulman, deceased.

Laymen. — The following report from our lay delegates was adopted with grateful appreciation:

1. We, the laymen, hereby unanimously recommend the nomination of F. H. Taylor as Conference Fay Leader and Chairman of Minute Men for the ensuing year.

2. That the Commission on Finance be authorized and requested to as- sess the districts of Holston Conference an amount sufficient to create a fund that will be sufficient to pay the railroad fare of all clerical members, including all undergraduates and supplies, who attend the meetings of Holston Annual Conference ; and that each preacher who attends the ses- sion of the Holston Annual Conference shall be paid his actual railroad fare from the fund herein created, this to take effect for the next session of the Holston Annual Conference.

3. We recommend that the policy be adopted of pooling the interests of Holston Laymen to the end that they shall be responsible for the edu- cation of a minimum of fifteen young preachers for this Conference year.

4. We further recommend the organization by our men and women of the several circuits and stations for personal work, this to be organized and carried forward in so far as it may be in accordance with the plans followed in the Centenary Campaign.

5. We hereby pledge the hearty co-operation of Holston laymen in the carrying forward of the collection of Centenary pledges and of the Chris- tian Education Movement.

6. That we offer our services to our pastors in the conduct of the prayer meeting ; that we will do our best as Minute Alen and emergency speakers ; that acting as emergency speakers we will endeavor to organize a prayer meeting in every church in the Conference where there is none, so that there may be a service in every church every Sunday.

7. As the laity of the church we promise to criticize less and praise and pray more.

W. G. M. Thomas, Chairman. Mrs. J. W. Malone, W. G. Delp,

F. H. Taylor,

G. L. Hardwick,

Dora E. Young, Secretary.

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Resolution. — The following resolution was introduced :

Whereas, the Holston Conference occupies territory in four states, ne- cessitating the moving of men across state lines; and,

Whereas, the public schools in these four states begin about the middle of September; and,

Whereas, the system of grading and the textbooks used differ, not only in the several states, but even in the local districts within the various coun- ties, resulting in loss of means and confusion often amounting to one full year's work for children who remove from one state or community to another after the beginning of school terms; therefore be it

Resolved, That we respectfully ask that our Conference date of meet- ing be fixed one month earlier than heretofore.

L. W. Fierce, W. M. Bunts, E. A. Shugart, J. F. Benton.

The resolution was discussed by L. W. Pierce, E. A. Shugart, M. P. Carico, J. E. Wolfe, J. T. Frazier, P. L. Cobb, L. W. Pierce, J. W. V^vvy, T. S. Hamilton, J. R. Brown and L P. Martin. On motion of E. A. Shugart, the Bishop was asked to appoint a commission of three to consider this question during the ensuing year, and to report a recommendation to our next an- nual session.

Inter-Races. — Bishop Denny introduced Rev. W. E. Robin- son, rector of Christ's Church, Chattanooga, who addressed the Conference on "Inter-Racial Co-operation.'' Bishop Denny fol- lowed with comments on the same subject.

Resolutions. — A resolution proposing a series of addresses at our annual sessions on homiletics and pastoral theology was discussed at length by J. W. Perry, N. M. Watson, Eugene Blake, T. C. Schuler, J. T. Frazier, J. C. Orr, I. P. Martin, R. A. Owen, and was then voted down.

The following resolution was adopted:

Resolved, That we are heartily in sympathy with all efforts to bring about more righteous relations between all classes in this country.

Frank Jackson, J. A. Burrow, Jas. I. Cash.

Leave of Absence.' — F. R. Suavely, F. Y. Jackson, Miss Dora Young and Mrs. W. M. Morrell were granted leave of absence.

Orphanage. — The following resolution was adopted :

In compliance with the provisions of the charter of incorporation and the action of the Woman's Missionary Society of- Holston Conference authorizing an enlargement of the Board of Directors of the Orphans' In- dustrial Home and School at Greeneville, Tenn., the present Board of Di- rectors respectfully requests Bishop Denny to appoint Rev. M. J. Wysor as manager of this institution for the coming year, and the following men members of the Board of Directors : Dr. J. A. Burrow, Dr. J. A. Baylor, Mr. F. A. Carter, Mr. F. A. Weiss and Mr.- P. A. Dunn.

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Full Connection. — Roy Thomas Houts, having met all the requirements of the church, was called to the chancel, propounded the Disciplinary questions, and then, by vote of the Conference, was received into full connection. He was also elected to deacon's orders.

Lay Leader. — Mr. F. A. Carter, retiring Conference Lay Leader, introduced Mr. Frank H. Taylor, of Newport.

HoLSTON Annual. — The Conference secretary called attention to a deficit in funds on hand to pay for the printing of the Holston Annual, due to the increased cost of paper and other material. The following resolution was adopted :

Resolved, That the Finance Commission assess the different boards (except the Board of Conference Claimants) amounts sufficient to cover all deficits in the publication of the Holston Annual.

Frank Jackson, D. P. Hurley.

Other proposals looking to details in the financing of the Annual were discussed, motions and amendments were made, and finally the whole matter was laid on the table.

Announcements. — The Committee on Public Worship an- nounced that J. T. Frazier would preach at 3 p. m. Our first an- niversary for superannuates will be held at 7 :30 p. m., with an address by Dr. Luther Todd, General Secretary of Superannu- ates' Endowment Fund.

Admitted on Trial. — Henry Milton Houston, having been recommended by the Nashville District Conference, and having passed the required examinations, was admitted on trial into the traveling connection. He was also elected to local deacon's orders.

Visitor. — Bishop Denny introduced Mr. John E. Edgerton, of our Centenary fund, who briefly addressed the Conference in the interest of full payment of all Centenary subscriptions.

Reports. — The Committee on Spiritual State of the Church made report, which was adopted. (See supplement "B.")

The Bible Board made report, which was adopted. (See sup- plement "C")

Silver Service. — On behalf of the preachers and laymen of the Wytheville District, Bishop Denny presented J. W. Rader and wife, retiring inmates of the Wytheville District, with a silver tea service, expressive of esteem and appreciation.

The Conference sang "Rock of Ages," after which Bishop Denny pronounced the benediction, the Conference to meet in memorial session Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

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PREACHING APPOINTMENTS FOR SUNDAY. METHODIST EPISCOPAL,, SOUTH.

Highland Park — 9 a. m., love feast, conducted by J. T. Frazier; 10:45 a. m., preaching by Bishop Denny followed by ordination of deacons and elders ; 3 p. m., memorial service ; 7 :30 p. m., preaching by J. W. Perry.

Centenary — Morning, I. P. Martin ; evening, M. P. Carico.

Trinity — Morning, T. S. Hamilton ; evening, Thos. Priddy.

Ridgedale — Morning, J. A. Early; evening, W. P. Eastwood.

St. Bhno — Morning, J. M. Crowe; evening, L. S. Reynolds.

Whiteside — Morning, J. E. Wolfe; evening, J. M. Crowe.

East Lake — Morning, J. E. Lowry; evening, E. H. Yankee.

King Memorial — Morning, G. M. Moreland ; evening, H. B. Vaught.

Wisdom Memorial — Morning, Pat H. Horner.

Dodds Avenue — Morning, W. B. Belchee ; evening, J. M. Carter.

North Chattanooga — Morning, T. C. Schuler.

Rossville, Ga. — -Morning, E. N. Woodward; evening, W. M. Morrell.

Athens, Tenn. — Morning, Geo. L. Lambert.

Church Street, Knoxville — Morning, J. F. Benton.

Cleveland — Morning, J. A. Baylor.

BAPTIST.

First Church — Morning, J. S. French; evening, T. S. Hamilton. Central — Morning, W. S. Neighbors; evening, J. S. French. Avondale — Morning, W. R. Snider; evening, A. H. Mathes. Chamberlain Avenue — Morning, Z. B. Randall ; evening, J. A. Ellison. Ridgedale — Morning, H. S. Hutsell ; evening, S. h. Browning. Highland Park — Morning, W. M. Morrell; evening, H. B. Brown. North Chattanooga — Morning, Bascom Waters. Taylor Street — Morning, R. N. Havens ; evening, W. C. Thompson. Alton Park — Morning, C. E. Painter.

PRESBYTERIAN.

Third Church — Morning, S. D. Long, North Side — Evening, J. R. Brown.

METHODIST EPISCOPAE.

Highland Park — Morning, D. P. Hurley ; evening, W. S. Hendricks.

Ridgedale — Morning, L. W. Pierce; evening, W. S. Lyons.

North Chattanooga — 'Morning, C. K. Wingo.

Manker Memorial — Morning, J. H. Watkins; evening, S. A. McGhee.

FIFTH DAY— MEMORIAL SESSION.

Sunday, October 10, 1920.

The Conference convened at 3 o'clock p. m., with Bishop R. G. Waterhouse in the chair by appointment of Bishop Denny. "Come, thou fount of every blessing" v^as sung. J. E. Naff read a Scripture lesson from the sixth chapter of John. Hymn 585, 'Tt is not death to die," was sung. J. E. Naff led in prayer.

Bishop Waterhouse made brief but appropriate remarks con- cerning the nature of our annual memorial service. The Confer- ence trio — J. C. Orr, A. B. Hunter and Eugene Blake — sang "He loved me so."

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Eugene Blake read a memoir of Samuel H. Hall, written by D. P. Hurley.

H. B. Vaught read a memoir of Frank M. Reynolds.

J. E. Naff read a memoir of Mrs. G. T. Jordan.

Memoirs of Mrs. W. C. Harris and Mrs. F. M. Grace will be furnished the secretary for publication in the Annual.

The trio sang *'My Jesus, as thou wilt."

Testimonials of appreciation and love for these who have "'gone on before us" were given by R. K. Triplett, R. A. Owen, D. H. Carr, T. C. Schuler, J. A. Burrow, W. C. Thompson, R. C. Camper, W. S. Lyons, J. C. Orr, E. F. Kahle and R. T. McDowell.

The trio sang 'T am going home to glory in the good old- fashioned way." The Conference then broke into songs of tri- umph, while the brethren shook hands and rejoiced.

J. C. Orr pronounced the benediction.

SIXTH DAY.

Monday, October 11, 1920.

The Conference convened at 9 o'clock a. m., with Bishop Denny in the chair.- Hymn 490, ''Savior, more than life to me" was sung. J. S. French led in prayer, after which he read a les- son from the first chapter of Ephesians. The minutes of Satur- day morning's session were read and corrected. The minutes of Sunday afternoon's memorial session were read and approved.

Ordinations. — Bishop Denny submitted the following certifi- cate:

This certifies that on Sunday morning, October the tenth, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty, in Highland Park Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in the city of Chattanooga, State of Tennessee, after a sermon I preached, I, Collins Denny, one of the bishops of the above-mentioned church, did ordain to the office of deacon in the church of God each of the following traveling preachers who had been elected to that office by the Holston Annual Conference of the church named above, they being presented for ordination by James A. Burrow, an elder and the secretary of the annual conference above mentioned, namely: David Bruce Wright, Patrick Poindexter Tabor, Roy Thomas Houts and George Estes Erwin; and each of the following local preachers, each of whom was duly elected by the above-named Annual Conference and pre- sented by James A. Burrow, named above, viz.: William Alson McCor- mick, Charles Lee Thomas, Samuel Webster Chisenhall, Richard Lee Parks, Elbert Gordon Frye and Henry Milton Houston.

In this service Richard G. Waterhouse, one of the bishops of the Church mentioned above, read the Epistle.

Immediately after the ordination of the deacons, and assisted in the laying on of hands by the above-mentioned Richard G. Waterhouse, and by J. T. Frazier, Eugene Blake, T. R. Handy and P. L. Cobb, elders and

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members of the Conference already designated, I ordained to the office of elder in the church of God each of the following traveling preachers, who had been elected to that office by the Conference mentioned above, each one being presented for ordination by James A. Burrovv^, named above, viz. : Elbert Dayton Worley, Walter Price Eastwood, William Henry Harrison, Arthur Fedrick Phenix and George Estes Erwin ; and James Emory Fogleman, a local preacher, w^ho had been elected to the office of elder in the church of' God by the Conference already named, and who was presented for ordination by James A. Burrow, also mentioned above.

In this service Orman T. Headley, an elder in the Christian Connection Church, who had been received by the Conference before named, and whose ordination as an elder in Christian Connection Church just referred to had been recognized by the Conference before mentioned, assumed the vows as an elder.

The Gospel used in the ordination of elders was read by the above- named T. R. Handy.

Given under my hand this tenth day of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty, in the city of Chattanooga, State of Tennessee.

Collins Denny.

Statistical Questions.- — Bishop Denny called the statistical minute questions, which were answered by J. H. Umberger, sta- tistical secretary in chief.

The Annual. — On motion of T. C. Schuler, the Conference Boards (Claimants excepted) were instructed to make an appro- priation, not an assessment, to meet the deficit in the publication fund of our Holston Annual.

Next Conference. — On motion of J. S. French, a committee of three was ordered to select during the year the place for hold- ing our next annual session, the committee to have power to act. Bishop Denny appointed J. S. French, E. H. Cassidy and G. L. Hardwick.

Reports. — The Committee on Sabbath Observance made re- port, which was adopted. (See supplement ''D.")

The Board of Christian Literature made report, which was adopted. (See supplement "E.")

Midland Methodist. — The following resolution was adopted :

Whereas, the Holston, Tennessee and Memphis Conferences a year ago agreed to put on an intensive campaign for 5,000 new subscribers to the Midland Methodist in each Conference; and.

Whereas, the paper has made a net gain of only 1,000 subscribers; and.

Whereas, the publisher agrees to suspend the advance in subscription price until January 1, provided these Conferences take up the campaign with new zeal and determination; therefore, be it

Resolved, That the Holston Conference, for her part, hereby accepts the proposition of the publisher and pledges itself to an aggressive cam- paign to secure a subscriber for every ten members of the church, said campaign to begin as soon as the preachers get back to their charges.

J. A. Burrow, E. A. Shugart.

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Reports. — The Board of Church Extension made report, which was adopted. (See supplement ''F.")

■ The Sunday School Board made report, which was adopted. (See supplement ''G.") The treasurer of this board made re- port, which goes to record.

Special Committees.. — Bishop Denny appointed the following special committees : To consider a proposition to hold our an- nual session one month earlier than customary, and to make rec- ommendation to our next Conference — J. A. Burrow, N. M. Wat- son, L. W. Pierce ; to co-operate with a committee from the Ten- nessee Conference on Sabbath Observance — J. S. French, E. E. AViley, W. E. Brock.

Education. — The Board of Education made report No. 2. N. M. Watson, for the board, spoke of the appointment of I. P. Mar- tin as Conference Secretary of Education, and asked that he be heard. Dr. Martin addressed the Conference in the interest of the educational movement ahead of us. J. S. French made an earnest talk on the importance 'of the movement, and called on those who were with him in a pledge to stand loyally by it, in re- sponse to which the Conference stood. N. M. Watson made brief but earnest remarks. The report was adopted. (See supplement ''A,") The treasurer of this board made report, which goes to record.

Superannuates, Etc. — The Committee on Conference Rela- tions made the following recommendations, which were adopted :

Supernumerary — G. W. Simpson, J. A. Lvons, G. A. Maiden, C. R. Brown, L. L. H, Carlock, J. W. Helvey, C. A.' Beard, T. R. Handy, G. O. Gannaway, G. W. Jackson.

Superannuates — J. I. Cash, L- C. Delashmit, R. N. Price, L. K. Havnes, C. M. James, W. D. Mitchell, W. C. Garden, A. D. Stewart, R. S. Um- berger, I^. M. Neel, J. W. Games, F. Alexander, Jacob Smith, J. N. Hobbs, J. C. Bavs, John H. Parrott, J. S. W. Neel, J. W. Repass, G. D. French, W. I. Fogleman, D. H. Carr, J. C. Maness, J. M. Romans, W. W. Hicks, David McCracken, D. S. Hearon, H. C. Clemens, W. C. Hicks, W. R. Barnett, S. S. Catron, K. C. Atkins, B. W. Lee, J. T. Frazier, G. S. Wagner, W. H. Price, J. A. L. Perkins, S. K. Byrd, G. W. Summers, H. S. Hamilton, G. A. Garner, L. J. Williams.

W. M. MoKRELL, Chairman.

S. T. M. McPhersox, Secretary.

Reports. — The Board of Finance made report, which was adopted. (See supplement "I.") The treasurer of this board made report, which goes to record.

The Chattanooga Savings Bank made report, which goes to record. (See supplement "H.")

Gifts.— Bishop Denny presented to M. P. Carico, presiding elder of the Big Stone Gap District; D. P. Hurley, presiding

Merner-Pfeiffer Library

Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens, Tennessco

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elder of the Radford District, and J. E. Wolfe, presiding elder of the Tazewell District, with their wives, substantial gifts from the preachers and laymen of the several districts. W. E. Brock told what the Chattanooga District had done in like way for their re- tiring presiding elder, J. B. Ward. Bishop Denny presented to J. B. Ward framed resolutions of apprecation from the Chatta- nooga District Conference.

Cabinet Retires. — Bishop Denny asked J. S. French to take the chair while he and his cabinet retired for final consultation.

Reports. — The Committee on Social Service made report, which was adopted. (See supplement "J-")

The Committee on District Conference Records made report, which was adopted. (See supplement ''K.")

The Board of Missions made report, which was received and filed. The recommendations therein were indorsed.

The Commission on Finance made report, which was adopted. (See supplement "M.")

The Epworth League Board made report, which was adopted. (See supplement ''N.'')

Resolution. — The following resolution was adopted :

Resolved, That the Conference Secretary be requested to give space in the cover pages of the Annual each year for facts concerning all our church schools within the bounds of the Conference.

J. M Wysor, A. S. Thorn, J. W. Rader.

Thanks. — The following resolution was adopted by a rising vote:

It is with gratitude in our hearts that we acknowledge the gracious kindness of the members of this church and the other churches of the city, together with the thoughtful attention of the committee on entertain- ments, and pledge our prayers to them always.

T. C. SCHULER,

J. F. Benton.

Centenary College. — The following report was received and goes to record:

Your commission appointed at the last session of the Holston Confer- ence to "effect, in conjunction with the Board of Trustees and the present owners of Centenary College," the transfer of said college to the owner- ship of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, begs leave to report that it has completed its work with the exception of some small teclinical de- tails which are being rapidly closed up, and will be ready to file with the Secretary of the Conference for publication in the forthcoming Annual copies of the charter and abstract of title.

Conclusion. — The Bishop and his cabinet came in and Bishop Denny took the chair. The Bishop read the changes in pastoral charges in the Conference. (See Appointments.)

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The minutes of this session were read and approved.

The Conference sang ''Blest be the tie that binds/' after which T. R. Handy led in prayer. Bishop Denny made brief remarks, and then read the appointments for the ensuing year, after which the Conference adjourned sine die with the benediction.

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MINUTE QUESTIONS

I.— PROBATIONERS

1. Who are admitted on trial?

Hugh Sevier Carter, John Baptist Staley, Taylor Neal Orr, Robert Lake Wright, Noah Haynes Giesler, William Austin White, Henry Milton Houston.

Remaining from last year — Onessus Homer Logan, Charles Henry Williams, William Irving Hanna, Allen Harvey Mathes, Raymond Cleaves Farmer.

2. Who remain on trial?

Wiley Davis Larrowe, William Lassiter Tate, Charles Lee Thomas, William Alson McCormick, Yemmons Walker Brooks, John Talley Booth, Wiley Bruce Peck, Charles Glenn Eastwood.

Louis E. Hoppet, already an elder.

Remaining from last year's class — Fred Gordon, Patrick Henry Horner, Harrill Stras Dyer, Ellis C. Jesse.

3. Who are discontinued? None.

II.— CONFERENCE MEMBERSHIP 4z. Who are admitted into full connection?

David Bruce Wright, Patrick Poindexter Tabor, Henry A. Carlton*, Floyd Bunyan Sheltont, Henry Lee Dean, George Estes Erwin, Roy Thomas Houts.

Remaining from last year's class — Samuel Vance Gibson, Elmer W. Dean, Clyde Enoch Lundy, Enoch L. McConnell, Carl Herbert Wright, Walter C. Harris, Sterling A. Neblett.

5. Who are readmitted? George W. Jackson.

6. Who are received by transfer from other Conferences? Jacob L. Griffitts, an Elder, from the Florida Conference ; Roy

*Already an Elder, and passed out of the classes of studies. fPassed out of the classes of studies.

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T. Houts, in class of the second year, from the West Texas Con- ference; Fred B. Cox, an Elder from the Tennessee Conference.

7. Who are received from other Churches as traveUng preachers ?

Orman T. Headley, an Elder, from the Christian connection.

8. AVho are located this year? Orville B. Johnson, T. L. Bryson.

9. Who have withdrawn or been expelled?

J. J. Clark, a probationer, surrendered his license.

10. Who are transferred to other Conferences?

Carlock Hawk, to the Western North Carolina Conference ; Z. D. Holbrook, an Elder, to the Western Virginia Conference ; Ernest R. Roach, to the Memphis Conference ; David Homer Munson, in class of first year, to South Carolina Conference.

11. W^hat preachers have died during the past year? Samuel H. Hall, Frank M. Reynolds.

III.— ORDERS

12. Who are the deacons of one year?

Remaining from last year's class — Paul Patton Martin, Allen J. Thomas.

13. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been elected deacons ?

Traveling preachers — David Bruce Wright, Patrick Poindexter Tabor, Roy T. Houts.

Local preachers — Samuel Webster Chisenhall, Richard Lee Parker, Elbert Gordon Fryt, Henry Milton Houston, William Alson McCormick, Charles Lee Thomas.

14. AVhat traveling preachers and what local preachers have been ordained deacons?

Traveling preachers — David Bruce Wright, Patrick Poindexter Tabor, Roy Thomas Houts, George Estes Erwin.

Local preachers — William Alson McCormick, Charles Lee Thomas, Samuel Webster Chisenhall, Richard Lee Parks, Elbert Gordon Frye, Henry Milton Houston.

15. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been elected elders?

Traveling preachers— Elbert Dayton W^orley, Walter Price Eastwood, William Henry Harrison, Arthur Federick Phenix. Local preachers — James Emory Fogleman.

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16. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been ordained elders?

Traveling preachers — Elbert Dayton Worley, Walter Price Eastwood, William Henry Harrison, Arthur Federick Phenix, George Estes Erwin.

Local preachers — James Emory Fogleman.

IV.— CONFERENCE RELATIONS

17. Are all the preachers blameless in their life and official administration ?

Their names were called in open Conference, one by one, and their characters passed.

18. Who are supernumerary?

G. A. Maiden, L. L. H. Carlock, J. W. Helvey, J. A. Lyons, T. R. Handy, G. O. Gannaway, C. A. Beard, G. W. Jackson, G. W. Simpson, C. R. Brown.

19. Who are superannuated?

J. L Cash, L. C. Delashmit, R. N. Price, L. K. Haynes, C. M. James, W. D. Mitchell, W. C. Carden, A. D. Stewart, R. S. Um- berger, L. M. Neel, J. W. Carnes, F. Alexander, Jacob Smith, J. N. Hobbs, J. C. Bays, J. H. Parrott, J. S. W. Neel, J. W. Repass, G. D. French, W. L Fogleman, H. S. Hamilton, D. H. Carr, J. C. Maness, J. M. Romans, W. W. Hicks, D. McCracken, D. S. Hearon, H. C. Clemens, W. C. Hicks, W. R. Barnett, S. S. Catron, K. C. Atkins, B. W. Lee, L. J. Williams, J. T. Frazier, G. A. Garner, G. S. Wagner, J. A. L. Perkins, S. K. Byrd, G. W. Summers.

V.^STATISTICS

20. What is the number of districts, of pastoral charges, and of churches in this Conference?

Districts, 10; pastoral charges, 239; churches, 884.

21. How many have been licensed to preach, and what is the number of local preachers and members?

Licensed, no report; local preachers, 185; members, 81,767.

22. How many adults and how many infants have been bap- tized during the year?

Aults, 3,616; infants, 860.

23. What is the number of Epworth Leagues and of Epworth League members?

Epworth Leagues, 138 ; Epworth league members, 4,597.

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24. What is the number of Sunday Schools, of Sunday School officers and teachers, and of Sunday School scholars en- rolled during the year ?

Sunday Schools, 774 ; officers and teachers, 5,819 ; scholars en- rolled, 81,175.

25. What is the number of Woman's Missionary Societies, and what is the number of members of the same?

Societies, 192 ; members, 6,554.

26. What are the educational statistics?

Institutions, 4 ; teachers, 53 ; students, 702 ; value of property, $69,500; endowment, $73,575.

VI.~FINANCES

27. What has been contributed for the following causes?

District work, $3,726 ; Conference work, $57,165 ; general work, $56,954; Foreign Missions, $20,288.26; Home and Confer- ence Missions, $6,572.58 ; Church Extension, $10,858.43 ; Educa- tion, $3,143.24; Conference Claimants and Superannuate Endow- ment Fund, $571.50; American Bible Society, $1,714.58; General Conference expense, $879 ; by the Woman's Missionary Society, $66,671.

28. What has been contributed for the support of the min- istry?

Bishops, $4,835; Presiding Elders, $39,206; Preachers in charge, $263,845.

29. What is the grand total contributed for all purposes from all sources in this Conference this year?

$1,110,294.

VIL— CHURCH PROPERTY

30. W^hat is the number of houses of worship, their value, and the amount of indebtedness thereon?

Houses of worship, 761; value, $3,034,150; indebtedness,

$49,788.

31. What is the number of parsonages, their value, and the amount of indebtedness thereon?

District parsonages, 11; their value, $50,000; indebtedness, $2,700; parsonages belonging to pastoral charges, 189; their value, $722,315; indebtedness, $37,070.

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32. What amount of insurance is carried on Church property, and what arnount has been paid out in premiums?

Insurance carried, $1,055,260; premiums paid, $7,363.

33. How many churches and parsonages have been damaged or destroyed during the year, what is the amount of damage, and what has been collected thereon?

Churches and parsonages damaged, 1 ; amount of damage, $200 ; collected, no report.

VIII.— MISCELLANEOUS

34. Who is elected Conference Lay Leader, and what is the report of the Board on Lay Activities?

Frank H. Taylor, Newport, Tenn. (For report see page 21, Journal of Proceedings.)

35. Where shall the next session of the Conference be held? Committee appointed to decide. Since appointment has de- cided on Morristown, Tenn.

36. Where are the preachers stationed this year?

APPOINTMENTS

NOTE. — The parentheses classify the undergraduates. For instance, "cl. 1, e." means "class 1, already an elder." The name of place following certain names of per- sons indicates the Quarterly Conference toi which they belong. Figure at end of line indicates number of years on that particular charge.

ABINGDON DISTRICT — T. C. Schuler, P. E 1

1 Abingdon J R. Brown 3

G. A. Maiden, Supernumerary.

2 Abingdon Circuit E. W. Mort 1

3 Benharn D M. Graybeal, supply

4 Blountville S.L.Browning 5

5 Bluff City- H. S. Johnston 1

6 Bristol — Anderson Street J. A. H. Shuler 4

7 Mary Street W.C.Thompson 2

8 South Bristol R. T. McDowell 4

9 State Street N. M. Watson 2

L. L. H. Carlock, Supernumerary.

10 Virginia Avenue R. L. Evans 8

11 Bristol Circuit F. M. Buhrman 2

12 Ceres I. N. Munsey 1

13 Damascus J. A. Ellison 2

14 Elizabethton S. T. M. McPherson 2

15 Emory J. C. Orr 2

J. W. Helvey, Supernumerary.

16 Glade Spg. & Meadow Vw___J. W. Browning 1

17 Keywood A. B. Hunter 1

J. A. Lyons, Supernumerary.

18 Mountain City J. H. Lotspeich 1

19 Rich Valley L. M. Burris 3

20 Saltville W. M. Bunts 2

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Chaplain in U. S. Navy H. S. Dyer, Abingdon (cl. 2 )__

Conf. Sec. of Education N. M. Watson 2

Con. Missionary Secy. J. M. Carter, State Street

Conf. Secy. Ed, Movement — I. P. Martin, Abingdon

Pres. E.&H. and M.W. Col.__C. C. Weaver, Emory (*)

V. P. E.&H. and M.W. Co\__S. D. Long, Abingdon

Prof, in E.H. and M.W. Col._-W. B. Mitchell, Emory

Prof, in E.H. and M.W. Col._-H. M. Houston, Abingdon. (cl. 1 )

Prof, in E.H. and M.W. Col.__J. C. Orr

Prin. E.&H. Fitting School__C. A. Beard, Emory

Prin. Damascus High Schl.__F. K. Suddath, Damascus

Secy. Children's Home Soc. E. F. Kahle, Abingdon

BIG STONE GAP DISTRICT — E. A. Shugart, P. E 1

1 Appalachia C. L. Stradley 2

2 Big Stone Gap C. W. Dean 4

3 Big Stone Gap Circuit S. E. Bratton, supply

4 Clinchport S. A. Dunn, supply

5 Coeburn M. A. Stevenson 3

6 Coeburn Circuit S. M. Jennings, supply

7 Cumberland Gap W. D. Farmer 1

8 Dungannon '. Yemmons Walker Brooks (cl. 2 )_ 1

9 Ewing S. L. Hockenberry, supply

10 Gate City J.H.Wagner 1

11 Gate City Circuit T. J. Houts 1

12 Jonesville Walter C. Harris (cl. 3 )__ 2

13 Kingsport Thos. Priddy 1

14 Kingsport Circuit W. T. Evans 4

15 Nickelsville H. E. Bradshaw 2

16 Norton J. F. Benton 1

17 Pennington Gap R. M. Walker 2

18 Powell's Valley J. W. Stewart 1

19 Roda 1 Enoch L. McConnell (cl. 3 )__ 2

20 Stickleyville B. C. Wise, supply

21 Stonega Floyd Bunyon Shelton __(cl. 3 )__ 1

22 Tom's Creek '^.. E. Painter 3

23 Wise W. H. Briggs 1

BLUEFIELD DISTRICT — M. P. Carico, P. E 1

1 Berwind J. M. Wysor 2

2 Bluefield— Bland Street T. S. Hamilton 5

3 Grace Church W. M. Morrell '_ 5

4 Third Charge B. T. Sells 1

5 Bluefield Circuit F. R. Snavely 1

6 Bramwell R. N. Havens 3

7 Coalwood Louis E. Hoppe (cl. 2, e)__ 2

8 Cooper and Bluestone Fred Gordon (cl. 2 ) — 1

9 Davy and Twin Branch Henry A. Carlton (cl. 3, e) — 2

10 East Welch David Bruce Wright (cl. 3 )__ 2

11 Eckman R.H.Ballard 3

12 Gary Z. B. Randall 1

13 Glen Alum and War Eagle --J. R. Belcher, supply

14 Hiawatha and Wenonah To be supplied

15 Jenkin Jones and Pageton L. D. Yost 4

16 Keystone John Baptist Staley (cl. 1 )-- 1

17 Kimball R. E. Greer 4

18 Matoaka R. W. Watts 2

19 Maybeury S.H.Austin 2

20 McDowell and Crumpler Henry Lee Dean (cl. 3 )__ 2

21 Montcalm H. S. Hutsell 1

* Since Conference C. C* Weaver resigned and J. S. French has been elected to succeed him.

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22 North Fork and Elkhorn J. G. Helvey 3

23 Panther and English To be supplied

24 Roderfield and laeger Samuel Vance Gibson (cl. 3 )__ 1

25 War W. H. Simpkins, supply

26 Welch L. W. Pierce 6

27 West Welch J. P. Murphy, supply

28 Wilco and Thorpe Elmer W. Dean (cl. 3 )__ 2

CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT — J. W. Rader, P. E 1

1 Chattanooga — Centenary — W. S. Neighbors 1

T. R. Handy, Supernumerary.

2 Dodson Avenue W. L. Dykes 1

3 East Lake C. R. Jones 3

4 Highland Park T. J. Eskridge , 2

5 King Memorial N. R. Cartright ' 1

6 North Chattanooga R. C. Camper 2

7 Ridegdale E. N. Woodward 1

8 Rossville J. L. Griffitts 1

9 St. Elmo J. A. Bays -s^ 1

10 Trinity J.C.Patty 3

11 Whiteside R. K. Triplett 4

12 Wisdom Memorial W. F. Daily, supply

13 Dayton L. M. Cartright 2

G. 0. Gannaway, Supernumerary.

14 Dunlap O.C.Wright 2

15 Etna Circuit E. R. Lewis 2

16 Evensville Allen Harvey Mathes (cl. 1 ) 1

17 Hixson C. A. Pangle 4

18 Jasper and Whitwell A. F. Phenix 2

19 Lookout W. J. Cannon, supply

20 Melvin F. B. Wyatt, supply

21 Pikeville J. F. Barnett 3

22 Rising Fawn and Trenton J. A. Henderson 5

23 Sequatchie A. N. Daily, supply

24 South Pittsburg Chas. Glenn Eastwood-- (cl. 2 )-_ 3

25 Spring City Patrick Henry Horner __(cl. 2 )-- 3

Editor Midland Methodist J. A. Burrow, Centenary

Ed. Sec. Gen. Bd. Missions _-C. G, Hounshell, Centenary

Missionary to Cuba S. A. Neblett, Centenary (cl. 3 )

Student Emory University -_C. H. Williams, St. Elmo (cl. 1 )-- Student Garrett Bib. Inst H. S. Carter, Centenary (cl. 1 )-_

Y. M. C. A. Secretary C. W. Kelley, Trinity

CLEVELAND DISTRICT^ J. E. Wolfe, P. E 1

1 Alcoa Wiley Bruce Peck (cl. 2 )-- 1

2 Athens Eugene Blake 1

C. A. Beard, Supernumerary.

3 Athens Circuit W. F. Carter, supply

4 Benton Circuit J. M. Walker 1

5 Cleveland R. G. Reynolds 2

6 South Cleveland W. R. Walker, supply

7 Charleston H. G. Holdway, supply

8 Concord J. E. Fogleman, supply

9 Decatur Allen J. Thomas (cl. 4 )__ 2

10 Ducktown Raymond G. Farmer (cl. 1 )-- 1

11 Etowah R. E. Early 1

12 Lenoir City G. M. Moreland 4

G. W. Jackson, Supernumerary.

13 Loudon John Tally Booth __(cl. 2 )__ 1

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14 Louisville George Estes Erwin ^ (cl. 3, e) 2

15 Madisonville C.N.Kennedy #"_ 1

16 Maryville French Wampler 2

17 Mount Vernon R. L. Park, supply

18 Oakland and Vonore G. B. Henderson, supply

19 Peakland J. N. Smith 1

20 Philadelphia E, M. Ritchey 1

21 Ooltewah W. R. Snider 1

22 Riceville Wm. Lassiter Tate (cl. 2 )__ 1

23 Sweetwater F. Y. Jackson 4

Pres. Centenary College T. W. Malone, Cleveland

Pres. Hiwassee College I. E. Lowry, Madisonville

Prof, in Hiwassee College ^.. T. Houts, Madisonville (cl. 3 )__

Sunday School Secretary S. S. Boyer, Lenoir City

Student in Hiwassee Col T. N. Orr, Madisonville _(cl. 3 )__

KNOXVILLE DISTRICT — J. W. Perry, P. E 2

1 Andersonville Arch Buchannan, supply

2 Careyville and Fincastle C. T. Gray 2

3 Clinton H. B. Vaught 2

4 Coal Creek C. L. Cox, supply

5 Corryton G. L. Carr, supply

6 Harriman G. K. Patty 2

7 Harriman Circuit William Austin White (cl. 1 )__ 1

8 Jacksboro and Wynne J. L. Mullens 1

9 Knoxville— Broad Street C. K. Wingo 3

10 Brookside and Clyde Ave. _0. T. Headley 1

S. F. Jones, sup. junior preacher

11 Centenary E. H. Yankee 3

12 Church Street J. S. French*

13 Emerald Avenue Charles Lee Thomas (cl. 2 )__ 1

14 Epworth •_ W. M. Pattv 1

15 Fountain City R.A.Kelly 3

16 Lincoln Park D. F. Wyrick 3

17 Macedonia T. M. Bellamy, supply

18 Magnolia Avenue W. S. Hendricks 1

19 Marble Hill W. A. Roberts, supply, Church St. _

20 Methodist Hill W. T. Wilson, supply, Church St._-

21 Virginia Avenue J. H. Watkins 2

22 Washington Pike Wm. A. McCormick (cl. 2 )__ 2

23 Knoxville Circuit C. G. McKay 1

24 LaFollette T. R. Wolfe 1

25 Mascot 0. E. Householder, supply, Lin. Pk.

26 Robertsville D. H. Groover, supply

27 Rockwood K. W. Cox 2

28 Sevierville F. B. Cox 1

29 Strawberry Plains J. N. Jones 3

30 Tazewell S. A. McCanless 1

31 Tazewell Circuit W. H. Leming, supply

Arch. Sec. Ch. Ext J. A. Baylor, Broad Street

Chaplain in U. S. Navy J. B. Fraziar, Fountain City

Conference Evangelist Bascom Waters, Clinton

Student Emory University 0. H. Logan, Church St. (cl.l )--

MORRISTOWN DISTRICT — E. H. Cassidy, P. E 2

1 Afton E. Z. Blankenbeckler, supply

2 Bull's Gap S. A. McGhee 2

3 Embreeville C. R. Cline, supply

4 Erwin E. D. Worley 3

5 Fall Branch Noah Haynes Geisler — (cl.l )_- 1

Since Conference Dr. French elected President of Emory and Henry College.

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6 Greeneville J. B. Ely 5

7 Hawkins W. E, Browning 1

8 Jefferson City Paul Patton Martin (cl. 4 )__ 8

9 Johnson City ^ R. B. Piatt, Jr 1

10 Johnson City Circuit William Irving Hanna __(cl. 1 )__ 1

11 Jonesboro H.S.Hamilton 2

12 Limestone N. F. Walker 3

G. W. Simpson, Supernumerary _

13 Morristown E.E.Wiley 1

14 Morristown Circuit J.C.Logan 4

15 Mosheim W. H. Harrison 3

16 Newport L. S. Reynolds 2

17 Parrotsville C. W. Williams, supply

18 Rogersville Patrick Poindexter Tabor (cl. 3 )__ 1

19 Sneedville W. L. Norwood, supply

20 Surgoinsville S. D. Lambert 2

21 Tate and Rutledge J. S. Henley 1

22 White Pine G. W. Fox 1

Sec. Dep. Spiritual Resources ]

Ed. Movement | P. L. Cobb, Morristown

Student Emory University __ Clyde Enoch Lundy, J. City (cl. 3)_ Supt. Orphanage M. J. Wysor, Greeneville

RADFORD DISTRICT— J. B. Ward, P. E 1

1 Athens and E. Princeton A.B.Moore 1

2 Aubern W. M. Ellis 2

3 Bland J.W.Morris 2

4 Draper H. A. Murrell, supply

5 Dublin J.F.Jones 2

6 East Radford W. B. Belchee 3

7 East River Z. A. Wall, supply

8 Eggleston W. C. Crockett 2

9 Floyd To be supplied

10 Hylton To be supplied

11 Lead Mines M. Quessenberry 4

12 Mechanicsburg W. N. Baker, supply

13 Mercer and Summers Z. F. Mayberry, supply

14 New River W. A. Warner, supply __

15 Pearisburg J. R. King 2

L6 Princeton S. B. Vaught 1

17 Pulaski R. M. Standefer ,__ 5

18 Radford J. B. Simpson 2

19 Staffordsville J. D. Dame 3

20 Spanishburg K. G. Mu^^ssy 2

Conf. Miss. Evangelist E. L, Addington, Radford

TAZEWELL DISTRICT— H. E. Kelso, P. E 1

1 Belfast J. N. Graham, supply

2 Boissevain J. O. Cowan, supply

3 Burke's Garden & TazewelL. 4. S. Ulm 2

4 Carbo H. P. Boyd, supply

5 Castlewood and Dante J. M. Paxton 4

6 Cedar Bluff R. A. Owen 3

7 Clintwood Josephus Henby 1

8 Coaldan Garnet Lester, supply

9 Council C. W. Street, supply

10 Dickensonville A. M. Quails 3

11 East Buchanan To be supplied

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12 Elk Garden C. E. Steele 5

13 Graham H. B. Brown 3

14 Graham Circuit Walter Hodge 2

15 Grundy and Knox Cio.k J. E. Graham, supply

16 Honaker W.H.Walker 2

17 Lebanon J. T. Guy 2

18 Maxwell W. R. Carbaugh 1

19 Pocahontas T.A.Early 4

20 Raven W. R. Miller, supply

21 Richlands 5. H. Cole 3

22 Rocky Gap F. D. Spitzer, supply

23 Tazewell G. L. Lambert 1

J. R. Brown, Supernumerary.

24 West Buchanan R. J. Wampler, supply

25 West Graham W. H. Troy 2

26 Wilder J. L. Scott 1

27 St. Paul Ellis C. Jessee (cl. 2 )__ 2

WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT— D. P. Hurley, P. E 1

1 Blue Ridge E. G. Fry, supply

2 Cedar Springs J. H. Umberger 2

3 Chilhowie Station W. N. Wagner 3

4 Chilhowie Circuit S. 0. Fry, supply

5 Coveton Wiley Davis Larrowe (cl. 2 )__ 2

6 Cripple Creek G. T. Jordan 4

7 Elk Creek W. S. Lyons 4

8 Fries S. W. Bourne 1

9 Galax _J. E. Naff 2

10 Grant T. D. Strader 1

S. W. Chisenhall, jun. p., supply

11 Hillsville -_ S. V. Morell 1

M. Leftwich, jun. p., supply

12 Independence J. E. Spring 2

13 Marion A. S. Thorn 1

14 Marion Circuit Carl Herbert Wright _ _ _ ( cl. 3 ) _ _ 3

15 Max Meadows L. D. Mayberry 2

16 Rural Retreat Station W. P. Eastwood 3

17 Rural Retreat Circuit W. E. Bailey 2

.18 Spring Valley A. H. Towe 2

19 Wytheville J. M. Crowe__ 1

20 V/ytheville Circuit J. V. Hall 5

21 Student Hiwassee College Robt. Lake Wright, Marion (cl 1 )

CHANGES IN CHARGES

BIG STONE GAP DISTRICT

Change the name of East Stone Gap to Big Stone Gap Circuit. From Big Stone Gap Circuit take East Stone Gap and place it with Big Stone Gap Station.

Change the name of Fort Blackmore to Dungannon. To Pennington Gap add St. Charles.

BLUEFIELD DISTRICT

Change the name of Rock Circuit to Bluefield Circuit.

Make a new charge in Bluefield and name it Bluefield, Third Charge.

From Maybeury and Cooper take Cooper and Coaldale and add Blue Stone Junction and Hill's School House, and name the new charge Cooper's and Bluestone.

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CLEVELAND DISTRICT

AForm a new mission to be known as Alcoa Mills.

From Loudon and Philadelphia take Philadelphia, New Hope and Pleasant Hill, and from Sweetwater Circuit take Browder Memorial and Forkner Chapel and form Philadelphia Circuit.

KNOXVILLE DISTRICT

From Church Street and Missions take Brookside and Clyde Avenue and form City Mission to be known as Brookside and Clyde Avenue.

From Church Street and Missions take Roseberry and add it to Lincoln Park.

From Church Street and Missions take West Lonsdale and add it to Knoxville Circuit.

From Knoxville Circuit take Bright Hope, Hansards Chapel, Millers Chapel and Stony Point and add to Corryton Circuit.

From Luttrell Mission take Luttrell and add to Corryton Circuit.

From Corryton Circuit take Hopewell and Mascot and form a charge to be named Mascot.

From Corryton Circuit take Bethlehem and add to Macedonia.

From Luttrell take Cedar Grove and add to Tazewell Circuit.

From Luttrell Mission take Dodson's Camp Ground and add to Tazewell Circuit. Discontinue the work on the remainder of Luttrell -Mission.

From Jacksboro take Jacksoboro and add Wynne and name the '^charge Jacksboro and Wynne.

The remainder of the churches in the old Jacksboro Circuit are to be named Careyville and Fincastle.

From Luttrell Mission in the Knoxville District take Mount Leb- anon and add to Tate and Rutledge in the Morristown District.

From Tazewell Circuit in the Knoxville District take Thomas' Chapel and Howard's Quarters and add to Eidson Circuit in the Mor- ristown District. Change the name of Eidson to Sneedville.

From Mosheim Circuit take Romeo and Bethlehem and add them to Afton Circuit. Change the name of French Broad Circuit to White Pine.

RADFORD DISTRICT

From Dublin Circuit take Thorn Springs and add to Pulaski Station.

TAZEWELL DISTRICT

From Cedar Bluff take Davies Chapel and add to Coaldan.

From Richland take Raven and Doran and add to White Wood and change the name to Raven Circuit. Discontinue Freamont on the Clintwood Circuit. To Clintwood add Clintchco and Calhoun.

WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT

From Damascus in the Abingdon District take Mount Olivet and add it to Chilhowie Circuit in the Wytheville District.

Dissolve the Ivanhoe Circuit and distribute the points as follows: Let Siloam and Olive Branch be placed with Max Meadows Circuit and Ivanhoe and iFairview with Lead Mines Circuit in the Radford District.

Dissolve Sugar Grove Circuit and distribute the points as follows: To Cedar Springs Circuit add Sugar Grove and Teas; to Grant Circuit add Troutdale, Burton's Chapel and Honey Grove.

From Cedar Springs Circuit take Fairview and place it on Rural Retreat Circuit.

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CONFERENCE REPORTS

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BOARD OF EDUCATION. Report No. 1.

I. Whereas, the General Conference in its prophetic consideration of the two great responsibilities of the Church recommended that there be two Church-wide movements in the present quadrennium, one for Missions and one for Christian Education, in the following resolution :

"We recommend that the right of way be given to the Centenary Move- ment in the first two years, and to the educational campaign during the second two years of the quadrennium, and that during these two periods, as far as possible, the full power of the Church be delivered in these re- spective campaigns."

II. And, whereas, our Conference educational institutions are in press- ing need of additional funds in order that they not only may move for- ward with the progress and development of the Church, but in truth even in order to maintain their present efficiency under changing conditions ; and, whereas, we recognize the fact that our educational institutions have, by order of the General Conference, been kept for the past two years from presenting their needs to the Conference and connection ; and, whereas, the Educational Commission, while approving the original ask- ings of ou^r institutions, d-eem them insufficient to meet their present needs, and requests the Conference to accept a 40 per cent increase in order to meet the minimum requirements of our educational institutions for build- ing, equipment and endow ment, which would provide for them as follows : Emory and Henry, $700,000; Martha Washington, $350,000; Centenary, $210,000; Hiwassee, $140,000; Emor>^ and Henry Fitting School, $105,000,- to this to be added $200,000 for connectional work, making the total quota for Holston Conference $1,705,000.

III. And, inasmuch as the tragic events of the past few years have taught us that education without Christ is a mockery, and therefore that if America is to be true to its mission, education must be Christian.

IV. And, whereas, our denomination is now short 800 preachers and is calling for hundreds of missionaries and trained workers not now avail- able, and inasmuch as we recognize our responsibility for recruiting and training young men and women for this work if our Church is to grow and serve ;

V. And, inasmuch as we feel, therefore, our responsibility jointly with the other Conferences to focus our attention this year upon all the processes of Christian education in the home, the church and the school, be it resolved :

First. That this Conference co-operate most heartily in the plans of the Educational Commission's five-fold objective in carrying out the in- structions of the General Conference, viz.:

(1) To develop in the mind of the Church an adequate conception of the place of Christian education in the life of the church, of the nation and of the world.

(2) To promote the cause of religious education by bringing about a closer and more effective co-operation between our institutions of learning

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and the Sunday School, and by establishing strong/ departments of re- ligious education in our colleges and universities.

(3) To lead at least 5,000 young men and women to pledge themselves to devote their lives to the ministry, to missions or to some other form of Christian service, and to seek a Christian education as a preparation for effective service.

(4) To raise for our schools, colleges and universities at least $32,000,- 000, the minimum sum necessary to enable them to send out the con- stantly increasing stream of educated Christian leaders required to carry forward the Christian work of the world, and to secure $1,000,000 to aid worthy students who are looking to some form of Christian service in their efforts to obtain an education.

(5) To deepen the moral and spiritual life of our people and to pro- mote the spirit of Christian liberality in all the efforts put forth to realize these objectives.

Second. And be it resolved, that we take all proper steps to fix the attention of all our people upon the fundamental place of Christian educa- tion in the life and mission of our Church, and that to this end we urge pastors to preach and teach, and laymen to lend their influence in every possible way.

Third. That we call upon our people for their prayers in behalf of the presidents and faculties and trustees of our schools, for our young people in attendance upon them, praying especially that the right young men and young women may be led to give their lives as preachers, missionaries and trained workers, and that these schools may supplement the work of home and church in leading the young people of this generation to the acknowledgment of Christ as their Lord and Master in whatever work they may choose.

Fourth. That we appoint a Conference Educational Commission to be made up as follows: L. C. Hassinger, N. M. Watson, H. C. Stuart, J. S. French, F. A. Carter, G. L. Hardwick, W. E. Brock, for the purpose of co-operating with the Connectional Educational Commission and for put- ting in operation the necessary plans for securing the support of all our churches for this movement.

Fifth. That we assume as the quota for this Conference the sum pi $1,705,000, and authorize the Conference Educational Commission, with the help of presiding elders, to divide this amount equitably among the churches of the Conference.

Sixth. That we request the appointment of Dr. I. P. Martin as Conference Educational Secretary to be the full-time executive of the Conference Educational Commission, and that we pledge such secretary, when appointed, our full loyalty and support.

Seventh. That we call upon our churches to co-operate in a manner worthy of the impelling need of our Christian education program in arous- ing every member to an appreciation of his or her responsibility and in giving fullest financial support in the collections to be taken next spring.

Eighth. That the fourth Sunday in November and each succeeding Sunday thereafter until all the churches are reached be set aside for preaching on the subject of Christian Education.

T. J. EsKRiDGE, Chairman.

Report No. 2.

We heartily commend the work of Dr. R. H. Bennett in our Depart- ment of Ministerial Supply and Training and Religious Education. While the supply of preachers and religious workers is far below our needs, it is most gratifying to know that during the past year there has been a larger

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response to the needs of the Church than at any time in recent years. The fact that a call to preach is a call to prepare is also taking hold o-^ the conscience of the Church. We rejoice to know that this department is doing a great work in helping preachers and Christian workers to find themselves and to grip themselves for the largest life service.

The reports from our colleges indicate that this year will prove to be one o"f the most prosperous in their history. It is regrettable that our facilities are inadequate to the demands. This emphasizes the supreme need of the great forward movement in education in our Church. The following are the educational statistics for the year 1919-1920: Number of schools, 4; number of teachers, 53; number of students, 702; endow- ment, $73,575; value of property, $695,000.

We rejoice at the phenomenal success of Emory University, which now has an attendance of over 1,200 students. The enrollment would have been larger but for lack of facilities. We note w"th great pleasure that the school of education for the training of teachers for the South which the authorities of the university will open as soon as practicable.

We request the Conference to confirm the following trustees: Emory and Henrv— H. C. Stuart, S. N. Bernard, F. A. Weiss, E. F. Kahle, E. E. Wiley, Alexander Stuart, T. J. Eskridge, W. E. Brock and C. L. Mar- shall; Hiwassee — J. E. Lowry, Eugene Blake, J. A. Hardin, R. C. Kimbro, H. L. Dulin, A. T. Brunuer and O. K. Jones ; Centenary — D. Sullins Stuart in place of J. M. Bennett, resigned.

We recommend that Onessus H. Logan and Clyde E. Lundy be ap- pointed students at Emorv' University; Robert Lake Wright and T. N. Orr to Hiwassee College and Hugh Sevier Carter to Garrett Biblical In- stitute; also that F. K. Suddath be appointed principal of Damascus High School.

The results of the Summer School held last year at Emory and Henry College under the auspices of this Board and the Boards of Missions and vSunday Schools, of which John C. Orr was the manager, were such as to justify its continuance. We most heartily commend it to the preachers and Christian workers in our Conference.

We are very grateful to Brother E. H, Cassidy for his very earnest work and the time he so freely gave in behalf of this board. We com- mend Brother S. B. Vaught foi'' his work as Commissioner of Emor}* University and rejoice at the practical completion of his task. '

T. J. Eskridge, President.

Treasurer's Report.

Income.

Oct. 10, 1919, balance $12,493.91

Received on assessment 1919-20 15,328.44

Interest on balance in bank 203.08

Refund, J. C. Orr 106.24

Financial Agent, Board of Education 2,611.69

Total $30,743.36

Disbursements.

General Treasurer's expenses $ 25.00

J. E. Lowr>- (printing H. W. C) 1,500.00

J. L. Hardin, Trustee 5,000.00

E. H. Cassidy ( Scott Bonds) 7,725.00

J. W. Green 2r0.00

J. C. Orr 300.00

T. J. Eskridge 14.75

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J. B. Ward (interest on note) 210.00

E. H. Cassidy 658.00

J. L. Mullens 11.44

N. M. Watson 25.75

Balance 15,023.42

Total $30,743.36

Since the above tabulation the following have been disbursed :

S. B. Vaught $ 25.50

J. E. Lowry (printing) 1,500.00

Emory and Henry College 7,000.00

G. L. Hardwick (interest CentenarAO 1,500.00

Treasurer's expenses, C. S. B 25.00

Total $10,050.50

Leaving a balance o£ 4,972.92

J. L. Mullens, Treasurer Board of Education.

SPIRITUAL STATE OF THE CHURCH.

The year will go down in the history of our Church as the most monu- mental one of our Conference. There have been, as reported from the various districts, more than twelve thousand conversions and 9,230 addi- tions to the Church. While these results are viewed as phenomenal, and call for profound gratitude to God, there is room for these numbers to be duplicated many times over. The harvest is still white and the laborers are inadequate to bring all in.

The agencies that have been conducive to these results are the preach- ing of the word and earnest evangelistic efforts. There are only a few, if any, charges where one or more revivals have not been held. Our Conference evangelists have helped much, but the' pastors have caught the spirit of evangelism, and many have held their own meetings or have been assisted by neighboring pastors.

As an evidence of the thoroughness of the work there has been mani- fest growth in Christian liberality. Larger sums have been gleaned for the support of the connectional claims of the Church, an unmistakable omen of Christian growth.

A spiritual church is still a congregation of faithful men and women where the pure word of God is preached and the sacraments are duly administered.

While we are optimistic for the success of our cause, there are clouds of worldliness on the horizon and we need to proclaim notes of warning, giving no uncertain sound in expressing our disapprobation of the modern dance and other evils. We deplore the efforts that have recently been made in some quarters to have Methodists lift the ban on this enemy of righteousness and to popularize it b}' connecting it with the name of Wesley and call this ungodly revelry the "Wesleyan dance."

Your committee deplore the numerous backslidings that are found in many of our charges, most of which would be obviated if private and family prayer, accompanied by a more careful reading of the Scriptures, were more generally observed.

In view of the foregoing, therefore, be it

Resolved, T^.at we approve and heartily recommend that throughout the ensuing year the same revival efforts that have been used the past

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year be continued, believing them to be the safest, the sanest and: the

best means of bringing a lost -world to Christ.

Thomas Priddy, S. A. McGhee, R. A. Owen.

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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The psalmist said, "The entrance of thy words giveth light," and Jesus declared, "I am the light of the world." He reinforced this declaration by the commandment, "Search the Scriptures, for in them ye think ye have eternal life, and they are they that testify of me."

From the foregoing it is perfectly clear that the Holy Scriptures are the foundation and the only foundation of divine truth, and hence it fol- lows that none other foundation can be laid. Herein lies the only hope of the perishing generations of the children of men.

It is, therefore, with pleasure that your committee refers to a few facts in the history of the Word of God as it is related to the American Bible Society. We have not at hand much authentic information later than 1918, but we do have enough to amply sustain us in our position: The American Bible Society has published the Bible in 67 languages and circulated it in more than 150 tongues. It has aided in the translation and revision of more than 80 languages. Since its organization in 1816 it has printed in the United States 80,962,687 Scriptures and in foreign lands 53,188,943 volumes. Of this total of 134,151,630 copies in the year 1918 alone 4,480,058 were printed at home and 560,649 abroad.

Not going into detail, in the late war the European soldiers were sup- plied with 1,846,488 Bibies and our own men 4,541,455. At the present Secretary Daniels is supplying the Navy with the Word of Life. Thus the blessed book, through the American Bible Society and other like agencies, notably the British Bible Society, is hastening on its way to open the eye of the blind, unstop the ear of the deaf and comfort the man in distress ; nor will it halt in its gladsome march till the last man in the last ditch has gazed on the radiant face of the Son of Man.

Your committee has gone more particularly into this bit of history of the Bible Society from two reasons : First, our Church membership in Holston needs a more thorough knowledge of what is being done to pro- vide a dying race with the Word of Life; second, with the progressive undertaking contemplated by the Centenar}'- Movement an enlargement of the circulation of the Holy Scriptures becomes imperative — no sensible architect would try to erect a bigger and better house on the old founda- tion, not having enlarged and strengthened the old one. Therefore, we recommend that the present assessment be raised to $1,800.

Including all reports up to Saturday, 9th inst., the pastors had paid the treasurer, the Chattanooga Savings Bank, $1,714.58.

J. I. Cash, Secretary. W. S. Lyons, President.

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SABBATH OBSERVANCE.

Believing that the keeping of the Sabbath as God commanded is nec- essan- for the safety and happiness of our people, we heartily deplore the general desecration of our Sabbath day. It is a certain sign of impend- ing destruction.

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One of the chief corner stones of our national greatness was the fixed habit of our forefathers to strictly observe the Sabbath. If we depart from that habit, curses will overtake us ; yea, are overtaking us. Keeping the Sabbath will help all, and hurt none. Money making through Sunday work will surely curse those who do it as it has cursed others in all the ages past.

All working men, by whomever employed, should have and should keep the Sabbath. Working seven days in the week will destroy the religious life of man or nation. Every man should have Sunda}^ with his home, his wife and children, his Sunday School and Church. For these reasons we urge all members, citizens and public officials to do their best to stop all Simday labor, all Sunday trains, state and interstate ; to stop all post- offices and mails on Sunday; to stop the publication, transportation, read- ing and advertising in Sunday newspapers ; to stop all Sunday theaters, picture shows, baseball and like games; to stop all trade and traffic, in- cluding all gasoline stores, soft drink and soda water stores and drug stores, excepting always cases of charity and necessity, as supplying needed medicines and necessities to the sick and suffering, overtaken by distress that could not be provided against before Sunday.

We urge the passage by Congress of a national Sunday law, for Sun- day observance in the District of Columbia and in all interstate commerce, and to stop all Sunday mails, railroad trains and newspapers, and we in- dorse the law for that purpose proposed by our sister (Tennessee) Annual Conference through their committee (Noah W. Cooper, W. R. Webb and E. B. Chappel) as it now appears at page 3377 of the Congressional Record of Feb. 20, 1920.

In view of the fact that the Supreme Court of Tennessee, in deciding the Sunday baseball suit, suggested that new legislation was necessary to meet new conditions regarding Sabbath observance, we heartily indorse the proposed law to meet these new conditions, a copy of which law, pre- pared by the said committee from the Tennessee Conference, is attached hereto.

We direct that a committee of three be appointed by our Bishop to co- operate with the committee from the Tennessee Conference and with others of like character in urging the enactment by Congress and by our State Legislatures of these proposed laws, and to do their utmost to build up public sentiment that will require the enactment and enforcement of these proposed laws.

J. A. Eluson, Secretary. John S. Henley, President.

BOARD OF CHRISTIAN LITERATURE.

The Church paper is a distinct and powerful agency in the work of Christian education. Only a few comparatively can be instructed orally; the many must be instructed through the Church newspapers. Big busi- ness, little business, all business, depends largely on newspapers in the secular world for success. They constitute the medium for information, and there can be no interest taken in a matter about which we are unin- formed.

What is true touching this question in the secular world is true in the business of the Church. No one can be a live, active and very useful worker in the church who does not read the literature of his church — ^the church papers. No Methodist family able to take and pay for a church paper should fail to take at least one, and every family is able where its members attend the circus, or movies, or where a single member chews

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tobacco or smokes the weed. And any church member who indulges those nonessentials and does not take a church paper puts self indulgence before a religious duty.

The Midland Methodist is our local church organ, and it is no exag- geration to say it is a splendid church paper and is our only medium through which to be kept informed as to nearly all Holston Conference matters. It is tn.ily worthy of enthusiastic support. Its circulation has been largely increased, but all that was pledged in increased circulation has not been done. If all our preachers would put their hearts and their actions into the desire for an increased circulation of the Midland Methodist it would break the line of much ignorance and "go over the top" and be a more powerful force in the work of the Church and in the service of the Alaster.

The intelligent Holston Methodist needs to enlarge that intelligence and his or her efficiency by reading the general organ, the Nashville Christian Advocate. A great paper. Nothing can fill its place. Sub- scribe for it and read it. In our educational movement to help our unen- dowed colleges, which must have financial aid or live "at a poor dying rate," if they live at all, these two Church papers will be powerful fac- tors, if given general circulation. It is our Christian duty to give them that generous support that will augment their potentiality in the work of Christian education. Therefore,

Resolved, That, as presiding elders, pastors and laymen, we pledge ourselves to earnestly endeavor to interest our people in the support of both our Conference and general organ,

E. C. Reeves, Chairman.

CHURCH EXTENSION.

Your Board of Church Extension wishes to call your attention to some present conditions through which it is passing.

First. The collections on assessment this year amount to $10,600, of which amount $5,300 is retained by the Conference Board for use in the Holston Conference, while the amount asked for by congregations endeavoring to build houses of worship or parsonages amounts to $10,500, lacking only $100 of being equal to the whole amount raised by the Con- ference for both boards.

Secondly. While our Sullins-Price-Richardson Loan Fund is slowly growing, it is not nearly what it should be. It now amounts to about $8,000, but should be speedily increased to at least $25,000. We have placed loans this year to the amount of $3,400. This fund commemorates the lives and labors of these great men among us, and we think there is no better way to perpetuate their memory- than by building them into permanent houses of worship.

We also wish to call your attention to some conditions now confront- ing us as a Church and as a Conference. Our rapidly developing country calls for serious thinking and wise, aggressive planning. Such places as Alcoa, Tenn., Kingsport, Tenn., Crill, Va., and many others, call for an outlay of money far beyond the ability of your board to supply, and yet so imperative is the need of such fields, and so large the opportunities, that we cannot longer refuse aid without suffering both loss and shame. Moreover, many of our city churches must soon be rebuilt if we hope to retain what we have already attained. We are glad to report that this condition in our cities is being felt and seen by our leading laymen, and all may on this account expect a revival of Church building at no great

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distant day. It is with gratitude that we note the plans for building the new Centenary church in Chattanooga, for building the new Mary Street church in Bristol, Va., and that the Southern Methodists, of Knoxville, expect to spend about $200,000 in church building at an early day.

While all this is gratifying, we are constrained to believe that we are neglecting our rural work. A few hundred dollars properly expended would mean much to these country circuits and enable us to hold our well-earned place among the country people. All this leads us to see the necessity of raising in some way much more money for the cause of Church extension than we have ever yet raised.

We are glad to note a steady increase in the architectural design and working convenience in the church houses being built. Still it is a lament- able fact that very few of our houses of worship have taken into con- sideration the needs of our Sunday School work and the needs of our young people. We must hereafter pay attention to these growing de- mands.

We have made the following appropriations of the money received :

Church and Charge. District. Donation. Loan.

Mary Street— Mary Street Abingdon $1,000.00 $1,000.00

Davy— Davy Bluefield 300.00

Peck's— Marj^ville Cleveland 200.00

Alcoa— Alcoa Cleveland 400.00

Bybee — Parrottsville Morristown 200.00

Aims — Surgoinsville Morristown 100.00

Spanishburg — Spanishburg Radford 150.00

Mount Olivet— Draper Radford 75.00

Central— Bland Radford 150.00

Drill— Honaker Tazewell 750.00

Parsonages.

Dungannon — Dungannon . . . .Big Stone Gap 250.00

Appalachia — Appalachia Big Stone Gap 250.00

Washington Pike— Wash. Pike. . . .Knoxville 350.00 1,000.00

H. B. Brown, Secretary. W. C. Thompson, President.

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD.

The year has been one of substantial progress in the Sunday School work of our Conference. We have good reasons to believe that reports will show a gain in enrollment. The number of pupils joining the Church from the Sunday School is the largest for any year in our history. The improvement in organization and grading of schools is by far the most encouraging item of the year. Our people are responding to the call for better trained teachers, and it is ^^ith pleasure that we note from report of the Teachers' Training Department that for number of awards given during the fiscal year that Holston stands third in the whole connection.

Rev. S. S. Boyer, our Field Secretary, has done faithful work during the year. A few items from his report show that he has conducted two standard training schools and organized fifteen teachers' training classes. In these classes and schools 738 students were enrolled, 418 of them re- ceiving diplomas or certificates. Forty-one institutes were conducted in which 108 schools were represented by 62 pastors, 47 Sunday School su- perintendents, 163 teachers and other Sunday School people, making a total of 2,280.

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Since the first of February Miss Jean Crawford has been employed by the board as Conference Elementary Superintendent, and already many tangible results are shown.

Sunday School Day has been observed by at least one-third more schools than last year.

Circuit organizations have been perfected in ten circuits. Seventy-one schools or classes in schools have assumed missionary specials to the amount of $25,102.40.

The Sunday School Board was pleased with the work done in the Summer Institute at Emor>^ and Henry College, and has appropriated funds for participating in a like institute this year.

We recommend the holding of standard training! schools in Chatta- nooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Bluefield, and the holding of noncredit training schools in each district of the Conference where a standard train- ing school cannot be arranged, for we appropriate 10 per cent of all money raised on Sunday School Day in each district for the work of the District Sunday School organization.

The Board offers to pay the expenses of one person to Junaluska Train- ing School from the school making the largest per capita contribution on Sunday School Day.

We urge all our schools not now doing so to give their fifth Sunday offerings to our Conference Orphanage, and recommend that all schools give a Christmas free-will offering to the Near East Relief Fund. We ask pastors of circuits to co-operate with the Field Secretary in his efforts to set up circuit organizations, and urge presiding elders to hasten the perfection of district organizations.

The Board respectfully asks for the reappointm^ent of Rev. S. S. Boyer as Field Secretary.

Wai^ter Hodge, Secretary. L. W. Pierce, Chairman.

Treasurer's Report. Receipts.

Balance on hand Oct. 11, 1919 $1,546.00

Received on assessment 2,870.52

Received on Sunday School Day 1,420.51

Received interest from Chattanooga Savings Bank 33.98

Other sources 326.10

Total , $6,197.11

Disbursements.

To Smith & Lamar for literature $ 162.07

To D. M. Smith, treasurer 355.13

Sunday School expense of Board 3,601.50

Total '. $4,1 18.70

Balance on hand Oct. 9, 1920. 2,138.41

S. L. Browning, Treasurer.

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CHATTANOOGA SAVINGS BANK

General Treasurer, Holston Conference, Methodist Episcopal

Church, South, for the year 1919-1920.

The Chattanooga Savings Bank has collected for the several boards

during the year over $163,000.00. Expenses for the year were $149.76.

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The bank has paid the various boards as interest on their balances $814.85. All moneys received for "General Work" have been remitted monthly to the proper boards, the totals being as follows :

Foreign Missions $20,288.26

Home Missions 6,572.27

Church Extension 10,858.43

Education 3,143.24

• Theological Schools 2,571.71

Negro Work 1,857.35

Superannuate Fund 571.50

Epworth League 714.28

Sunday Schools 3,143.37

Bishops' Fund 4,835.01

General Conference Expense 879.00

American Bible Society 540.90

Total $55,975.32

An increase over last year of $1,400. The total assessment for the above was $59,839. The Holston Historian has been paid $1,145.63.

The following amounts are the balances to the cred't of the accounts named, as shown by our ledger Oct. 8, 1920:

Holston Annual $ 883.83

American Bible Society 210.49

Conference Claimants' Fund 19,458.05

Education Board 15,023.42

Epworth League Board 1,589.72

Conference Missions 10,531.45

Holston Orphanage *. . 8,439.02

Sunday School Board 2,786.91

Sullins, Price, Richardson Loan Fund 88.00

Young Preachers' Fund 1,349.76

The following is a table showing by districts the quota, total payments

and percentage paid on the Centenary Fund :

Quota.

Abingdon $ 123,266

Big Stone Gap 66,400

Bluefield 172,218

Chattanooga 157,976

Cleveland 105,878

Knoxville 195,248

Morristown 100,508

Radford 109,421

Tazewell 117,828

Wytheville 112,929

Paid.	Percentage.
$ 32,976	26.75
13,435	20.2
34,004	19.0
35,159	22.2
23,712	22.3
51,897	26.5
26,600	26.4
22,112	20.0
21,351	18.0
30,167	26.71

$1,261,672 $291,413

We acknowledge receipt of, and hold for collection, the following first mortgage real estate loans for the boards named. These properties are appraised at more than twice the amount of the loans and are amply covered by insurance :

Board of Missions:

No. 9232 Miles $ 400

No. 9239 Atkins 1,800

No. 10653 Swaney 1,000

No. 10844 Hunt 2,500

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No. 11130

Smith.

Orphanage :

No. 9222 Wiggins.

No. 8898 Andrews.

No. 9142 Wilkerson.

350

$6,050

,$ 400 . 400 . 800

$1,600 Trustees of Conference Funds :

No. 9575 Frye $ 800

No. 9586 Williams 1,000

No. 11500 Shaw 800

No. 11285 Shofner 300

$2,900 Chattanooga Savings Bank, Bv T. R. Durham, Vice-President.

BOARD OF FINANCE.

The board has held meetings each da}^ during the Conference session and looked as carefully as possible into the affairs of our Conference claimants. The Christmas Sunday is set apart as Superannuate Sunday.

The following apportionments have teen made to the claimants on our roll.

. honorary claimants.

Mrs. W. M. Dyer, Mrs. A. J. Frazier, Mrs. E. E. Wiley, Mrs. R. A. Giddens, Mrs. M. L. Clendenin, Dr. R. N. Price, Rev. J. C. Maness, Mrs. J. P. Dickev, Mrs. W. L. Sorrell, Rev. J. T. Frazier, Rev. J. H. Parrott, Mrs. J. R. Stradley, Rev. S. S. Catron and Rev. G. A. Carner.

BENEFICIARY CLAIMANTS.

F. Alexander	. .$ 275.00	W. D. Mitchell
K. C. Atkins	. . . 450.00	J. S. W. Neel
J. C. Bays	. . 250.00	L. M. Neel
W. R. Barnett	275.00	J. A. E. Perkins
S. K. Bvrd	. . 400.00	W. H. Price
W. C. Garden	350.00	J. W. Rep.ass
J. W. Games	. . 225.00	J. M. Romans
D. H. Carr	450.00	Jacob Smith
H. G. Clemens	300.00	A. D. Stewart
J. I. Cash	200.00	G. W. Summers
E. G. Delashmit	200.00	R. S. Umberger
W. I. Fogleman	. . 300.00	G. S. Wagner
	450 00	L J Williams
H. S. Hamilton	100.00	Mrs. W. M. Bellamy....
L. K. Haynes	250.00	Mrs. J. R. Bellamy
D. S. Hearon	. . 450.00	Mrs. E. S. Bcttis
W. G. Hicks	. . 225.00	Mrs. J. A. Bilderback...
W. W. Hicks	. . 450.00	Mrs. E. H. Bogle
J. N. Hobbs	165.00	Mrs. J. E. Bruce
G. M. James	200.00	Mrs. J. B. Games
B. W. Lee	450.00	Mrs. J. R. Cunningham.
D. McCracken	. . 225.00	Mrs. J. A. Duvall

250.00 450.00 450.00 300.00 300.00 275.00 175.00 165.00 165.00 300.00 300.00 25000 300.00 225.00 225.00 225.00 225.00 225.00 50.00 200.00 175.00 300.00

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Mrs. W. H. Dawn 150.00

Mrs. J. A. Darr 250.00

Mrs. G. B. Draper 225.00

Mrs. R. A. Hutsell 225.00

Mrs. E. W. Fisher 250.00

Mrs. S. H. Hall 225.00

Mrs. J. F. Hash 225.00

Mrs. J. D. Hixon 225.00

Mrs. J. R. Hunter 165.00

Mrs. J. W. Robertson. . . 200.00

Mrs. R. F. Jackson 225.00

Mrs. W. L. Jones 150.00

Mrs. R. W. Kite 200.00

Mrs. J. M. Maiden 225.00

Mrs. C. K. Miller 200.00

Mrs. E. W. Moore 350.00

Miss Elberta Munsey. . . 100.00

Mrs. W. B. Pickens.... 100.00

Mrs. J. L. Prater 250.00

Mrs. W. W. Pyott 250.00

Mrs. F. M. Reynolds. .	225.00
Mrs. F. Richardson . . .	150.00
Mrs. E. B. Robertson..	200.00
Mrs. J. W. Robertson.	200.00
Mrs. R. E. Smith	300.00
Mrs. J. O. Straley	350.00
Mrs. P. S. Sutton	50.00
Mrs. J. E. Swecker. .. .	165.00
Mrs. J. R. Walker	275.00
Mrs. J. F. Wampler. ..	100.00
Mrs. H. P. Waugh....	175.00
Mrs. S. S. Weatherly..	225.00
Mrs. S. R. Wheeler. . . .	175.00
Mrs. Cx. S. V/ood	. 300.00
Mrs. A. E. Woodward.	125.00
Mrs. J. M. Wolfe	200.00
Mrs. John Woolsey. . . .	175.00
Total	$19,785.00
A. B. Hunter.

TREASURER S REPORT.

Expenditures.

Oct. 10, 1919, balance $15,210.00

Conference Claimants, specials last year 10.50

Collection at Princeton Conference 216.63

Joint Board, St. Louis 169.13

R. E. Loan (Gray) sold 2,515.00

Wall Fund 300.00

Calvin Fund 22.00

Publishing House Fund 750.00

Special collections on Mother's Day 2,635.97

Clark Fund 60.00

Chattanooga Savings Bank, interest on investments 237.40

Chattanooga Savings Bank, interest on in account 152.16

Assessments 16,298.54

Total $38,577.33

Disbursements.

C. S. B. General Treasurer's expenses . . . t $ 50.00

T. S. Hamilton, account expenses 87.00

Printing 9.00

Miscellaneous expenses, Hunter et al 13.28

Conference Claimants paid .- 18,960.00

Total $19,119.28

Oct. 8, 1919, balance 19,458.05

Superannuate Endowment Fund.

1919-20 Assessment $1,920.94

1 Per Cent Assessment 571.50

We recommend the following assessments for years 1920-21 :

Conference Claimants $20,000.00

Holston History 1,500.00

T. S. Hamieton, Treasurer.

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Conference Claimants — SpEciae.

Bluefield District $1,048.54

Radford District 399.36

Cleveland District 300.00

Morristown District 234.80

Chattanooga District 150.79

Big Stone Gap District 97.95

Tazewell District 96.55

Knoxville District 79.92

Abingdon District 56.80

Wytheville District 43.40

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SOCIAL SERVICE.

The movements of the Christian centuries have been evolved out of four fundamental truths, not without controvers}- (a) The Theological, what is God; (b) the Christological, what is Christ; (c) the Anthropo- logical, what is man; (d) the Sociological, what is man in relation to his fellow-man. We are come into the era of man's social relation to racial life, an event toward which the whole creation moves, and this relation must be interpreted in the terms of man's relation to God in Christ if we are to settle many of the problems perplexing and disturbing modem civilization.

To love our neighbors as we love ourselves is to linger in the twilight of Judaism, the times of whose ignorance God overlooked, but in the clearer, fuller light of Christian ethics we are to love our fellow-man, not as we love ourselves, but as Christ loved us. The hour has struck to put full emphasis upon the nature and scope of Christian citizenship in the governments by men as. coterminous and coextensive with the Kingdom of God as governed by Christ, the light of the world.

Four evil spirits possess the heart of the world — selfishness, sensualism, scepticism and superstition — and four counter-forces should possess the heart of the church — benevolence, spirituality, Christian culture and Christian faith. These the quadrant qualities vested in church life for the coveted conquest of the four-fold powers entrenched in world life. Without controversy, the church life is the Christ life relived in man life, and is it not the moral conscience of the world, appealing first of all to the social conscience of mankind? Our religion had its origin in the household of the patriarch and has been ever true to the cradle of its domestic nativity. As goes the home so goes the church and the nation. Out from this center radiate all the lights that are shining upon all the paths and places of human wanderings.

We note with grateful gratulations the coming of our American Esthers to the kingdom for such a time as this when King Alcohol has been dethroned, obedient to the moral mandate of the social conscience of the nation, if in the exercise of her civil franchise she shall help on the faithful enforcements of legal enactments until the last tear is shed upon a drunkard's grave.

Resolved, That we give special and habitual attention to the teachings of Jesus on the social life and institutions of his church, that we pray and preach to the end that our home life may be saved from the evils and perils of a soul-destroying worldliness, to the end that our colleges may send into the activities of the Church in increasing numbers a conse- crated manhood and purified womanhood to save us from Church apos- tac}^, social decay and national ruin.

John M. Crowe.

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DISTRICT CONFERENCE RECORDS.

Your Committee on District Conference Records are glad to report that every record was before the committee.

We find these records neatly and, in the main, accurately kept. The only criticism that we would offer on any of the records is that in the Wytheville District no official roll is kept. The same criticism obtains regarding the Radford District. The Knoxville record is on temporary sheets.

W. E. Browning, Secretary. N. R. Cartright, Chairman.

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BOARD OF MISSIONS.

The President of the United States has said, "Let no man suppose that progress can be divorced from religion, or that there is any platform writ- ten for the ministers of reform other than the platform written in the utterances of our Lord and Savior." In this statement there is recogni- tion of that for which the Church stands, and of Him to whom we must look in all our work for guidance. It is for the assistance of making such real progress through the activities of the Church that a Board of Missions has been formed. Therefore, we would express our deep grati- tude to God, not alone for the financial, or other physical progress of the Church during the year past, but more than all that, as not before for years the spirit has descended upon our Conference in convicting and con- verting power and many have been united to our Lord and His Church. Let us even pray and work that this manifestation of his presence may continue.

Our Church has been granted the privilege of opening work in three new foreign mission fields in Europe, and has encouraging prospects of entering a fourth at the opportune moment. Not only so, but a new and almost unexpected development in our mission work at home in both city and county is taking place. Thus the Cross of the Savior of Men is car- ried on toward universal spiritual conquest. And we rejoice that other denominations are advancing with us. God's blessings upon us have come largely through the channel of the Centenary of Missions.

The program of the Centenary is not ended. It soon will yield prece- dence to other movements in the Church, but the importance of carr>'ing out its program in full must not be overlooked. Pledges that have been made must be collected. An unpaid obligation is an embarrassment to two — the one who makes it and the one to whom it is made. And if these obligations are not promptly collected they become an embarrass- ment to the coming educational campaign, to which we give our most hearty indorsement, recommending that one-half time be given to; this matter in district institutes. We, therefore, urge that, where not hitherto done, the Centenary cabinets be formed and set to work on collecions at once. We cannot think of depending solely upon voluntary payments.

Your board recommends and requests the appointment of Rev. J. M. Carter as Conference Missionary Secretary for full time for the ensuing year.

Upon request your board recommends the work of the American Bible Society. It does this most heartily, and prays that the work may be more devoutly studied as it is more widely circulated.

Another request has come for the appointment of a trustee for the Southern Textile and Industrial Institute, of Spartanburg, S. C. We

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nominate F. A. Carter, of Sweetwater, Tenn., with the understanding that in taking this action we are not to be considered legally or morally bound to the support of any policy or financial plan of this organization. We do, however, most heartily commend the work it is now doing.

E. L. Addington is recommended for appointment as Conference Evan- gelist, and Bascom Waters is recommended for appointment as Confer- ence Evangelist by the presiding Bishop, and as General Evangelist to the General Board of Missions.

J. E. Lowry is recommended for appointment as President of Hiwassee College.

C. K. Wingo, President of the Board, was elected a member in the Board of Managers of the "Preachers' and Workers' Institute." J. M. Carter, W. E. Brock and W. S. Hendricks were elected as our Committee on Evangelism.

Bristol was chosen as the place of the midyear meeting and Feb. 1-3 was selected as the time.

The board has appropriated $400 for its expenses. It has made five special appropriations as follows :

President of Hiwassee College $1,500

Chaplain Emory and Henry College 1,000

Preachers' and Workers' Institute 500

Conference Missionary Secretary 3.600

Expenses 1,500

Of the last named salary and expenses the General Board of Missions pays two-thirds.

This year the following eight charges go on the honor roll by becom- ing self-sustaining: Athens and East Princeton, Charleston, Clincho, Ep- worth, French Broad, Kimball, Lead Mines and West Graham.

We make appropriation $23,940, out of a total appropriation of $32,440, to 98 missions, as follows :

Abingdon Circuit . . . .$200 Afton 200

*Alcoa 400

Alcoa Mills 300

*Athens Circuit 200

Belfast 150

Benham 180

^Benton 240

Big Stone Gap Ct... . 250 Blue Ridge 300

fBrookside and Clyde

Aves 750

Boissevain 160

Bristol Circuit 200

Carbo 200

Cedar Bluff 100

Ceres 130

Chilhowie Circuit .... 100

Clinchport 150

Clintwood 240

Coal Creek... 150

Coaldan 300

Coeburn Circuit 250

^Concord 200

Cooper & Bluestone. . 300

Corrvton 200

Council 150

C

B-4

C

B-4

B

C

B-4

C

A

C

c c

A C

Coveton 300 C

Cumberland Gap 200 B

Dodson Ave 300 C

Draper 300 C

*Ducktown 100 C

Dungannon 125 B-4

Dunlap 175 C

East Buchanan 150 C

East Lake 400 B-4

East River 400 C

East Welch 100 A

Embreeville 250 C

Emerald Ave 300 B

Etna 250 C

Fall Branch 200 C

Flovd 225 B-4

Fries 200 B-4

Glenalum 200 C

Grant (Jr. P. 75) . . . . 450 C

(P. C. 375)

Grundv &'Knox Crdek 300 C

Hiawatha (P. C. 300) 200 B-4

Hillsville (Jr. P. 2 S.) 325 C

Hixson 250 C

Honaker 160 B-4

Johnson City Ct 600 C

lonesboro 500 C

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Keystone 200

Kingsport Circuit.... 350

Knoxville Circuit 400

Lookout 250

Macedonia 250

Mascot 300

Matoaka 200

Melvin 250

Mercer & Summers. . 200

Mountain City 350

Montcalm 150

*Mount Vernon 200

Nickelsville 200

N. Chattanooga 320

Panther & Enghsh. .. 200

Parrottsville 200

^Philadelphia 200

Raven 200

*Riceville 100

Rising Fawn 100

Radford 300

Robertsville 200

Rural Retreat Ct.. .. 240

C Roderfield & lager... 150 C

B Sequatchie 250 C

C Spanishburg 300 C

C Sneedville 450 C

B Spring City 200 C

C South Bristol 200 C-4

B^ * South Cleveland 200 C

C Tate & Rutledge 400 C

C Tazewell Circuit 400 C

C Tazewell Station 200 B

C 3d Church, Bluefield. 600 C

C Tom's Creek 100 A

B Va. Ave. (Bristol)... 300 B

B-4 Va. Ave. (Knoxville) 150 A

C War 150 C

C West Buchanan 150 C

B West Welch 200 A-2

C Whiteside 200 C

C Washington Pike.... 150 A

C Wilder 320 B^

C Wilcoe & Thorpe... . 200

C Wisdom Memorial ... 200 C

A-2

*Charges, thus checked, in the bounds of the Cleveland, District, have appropriations made on condition that salaries and benevolences be paid in full.

fThe condition on the Brookside and Clyde Avenue Mission is that Church Street pay an equal sum through the board, to be added to its appro- priation.

Annual Statement, Board oe Missions.

Receipts.

Balance Oct. 10, 1919 $ 6,290.98

Church Street 583.33

Assessments 17,245.91

Chattanooga Savings Bank, interest on account 139.78

K. W. Cox, refund 16.00

Mills Loan repaid 300.00

Interest from investments 362.66

J. C. Orr, refund 177.07

Missionary Centenary 13,064.94

Total $38,180.67

Disbursements.

General Treasurers' expenses $ 50.00

Purchase Smith loan 350.00

Midyear meeting 416.24

J. C. Orr, institute 450.00

M. A. Stevenson, expenses 25.00

C. K. Wingo, expenses 9.77

H. E. Kelso, expenses 2.00

J. C. Orr, expenses 383.32

J. E. Lowry 1,250.00

Missionary salaries 24,712.89

Balance on hand Oct. 8, 1920 10,531.45

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SPECIAI.S Received From the Holston Conference Since Report of Coi^LECTioNs Made at the Last Session in 1919.

1919— Foreign. '

Oct. 27. Sunday School class. . .Princeton, W. Va China $ 18.20

" 28. Sunday School Rural Rereat, Va China 6.25

" 30. S. S., Bland St Bluefield, W. Va China 15.00

Nov. 20. Sunday School 7 Mile Ford, Va Japan 8.00

" 26. S. S. Marvin Rural Retreat, Va China 2.40

Dec. 1. Mr. & Mrs. A. H. Hock . Bluefield, W. Va China 25.00

" 22. Mollie Womack Welch, W. Va China 6.00

" 26. A. H. Hock and wife.. Bluefield, W. Va China 25.00

1920—

Jan. 27. Miss E. G. Walton. .. .Chattanooga China 100.00

Feb. 12. S. S., Bland St Bluefield, W. Va. . . . China 15.00

Mch. 1. Rev. J. A. Lyons Knoxville, Tenn Africa. . . . 50.00

" 1. Rev. J. A. Lyons Knoxville, Tenn Undirected 54.40

Apr. 1. S. S. Marvin Rural Retreat, Va China 6.25

" 9. Miss Mollie Womack.. Hemphill, W. Va China 3.00

May 26. Sunday School Bluefield, W. Va China 15.00

" 27. S.S.Marvin Rural Retreat, Va China 17.75

Aug. 6. S. S., Bland St Bluefield, W. Va China 15.00

Sept. 4. John Williams Wytheville, Va Korea .... 125.00

" 30. S.S.Marvin Rural Retreat, Va China 9.00

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COMMISSION ON FINANCE.

Your Commission on Finance has heard from the several boards of the Conference and other interests, and after careful consideration recommend increases on assessments as follows :

Conference Claimants $3,000.00-

Sunday School Board 1,500.00

Greeneville Orphanage 200.00

Holston History 300.00

Annual Conference Expense 2,500.00

Total $7,500

This increase has been apportioned to the districts in equal ratio. The total amounts assessed are :

General Assessment $59,840.00

Conference Assessment 66,700.00

The decimals to be used in the division of funds by the General Treasurer are :

General Assessment 4728

Conference Assessment 5272

The Discipline directs that your Commission shall determine what per- centage of the total sum assessed shall be allotted to each of the interests represented. The proportionate parts expressed in decimals are as follows:

Conference Claimants 2974

Sunday School Board 0668

Orphanage 0178

Annual Conference expense 0372

Epworth League 0149

Education 2379

Conference Missions 2676

Superannuate Endowment Fund 0379

Holston Historv 0225

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The apportionment of the entire assessment to the several districts is as follows :

District. General. Conference. Total.

Abingdon $6,214.00 $6,929.00 $13,143.00

Big Stone Gap 5,206.00 5,804.00 11,010.00

Bluefield 5,437.00 6,064.00 11,501.00

Chattanooga 7,546.00 8,415.00 15,961.00

Cleveland 4,664.00 5,201.00 9,865.00

Knoxville 7,731.00 8,621.00 16,352.00

Morristown 5,800.00 6,466.00 12,266.00

Radford 5,338.00 5,953.00 11,291.00

Tazewell 5,958.00 6.644.00 12,602.00

Wytheville 5,958.00 6,644.00 12,602.00

J. A. Baylor, Secretary. E. E. Wiley, Chair hi an.

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EPWORTH LEAGUE BOARD.

We find a growing interest in the Epworth League work throughout the Conference. There has been a slight increase in the number of chap- ters and members during the year, yet the interest is not what it should be. We find that many of our pastors are giving their time to. the work of the Sunday School, but are neglecting entirely the Epworth League. While the importance of the Sunday School cannot be overestimated, yet it does not do the work of the Epworth League, whose purpose covers a broader field of practical activity for the training and development of the youth than does the Sunday School or any other department of our Church. At least 90 per cent of our ministers of the Gospel, missionaries, deacon- nesses and special Christian workers received their early training and their inspiration for life service in the Epworth League.

This Board, in co-operation with the Epworth League Conference, is planning to put forth its best effort to make each pastor realize his re- sponsibility to give the work of the Epworth League its rightful place in his charge. There will be a definite aim of more intimate co-operation on the part of the Conference Board with the Epworth League Conference in order that the best results possible may be obtained. Co-operation is the ke>Tiote in the policies of both bodies. We note with gratification the work and plans of the Epworth League Conference under the direction of Mr. Leon Jourolmon, its president.

We desire to call the attention of the presiding elders to the midyear meeting of the Conference Cabinet, and the Conference Board, which is to be held in the near future. We not only urge them to attend this meeting, but also the Summer Assembly, to be held at Emory and Henry College, which will take the place of the annual Epworth League Con- ference.

We furthermore ask of each presiding elder in arranging the program of his District Conference to give the officials of the Epworth League a favorable hour in which to present their cause. We solicit on the part of the Conference its prayers, its sympathy and its co-operation.

We ask the Conference to confirm the following laymen to fill vacancies on the Epworth League Board : M. E. Myers, Cedar Springs, Va., to represent the Wytheville District; Cuen Barnett, of East Radford, Va., to represent the Radford District.

H. B. Vaught, President.

W. P. Eastwood, Secretary and Treasurer.

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MEMOIRS

SAMUEL H. HALL

Samuel H. Hall was born in Franklin County, Virginia, August 22, 1851. He died at Draper, Va., February 24, 1920, and was buried at Greeneville, Tenn. He was married to Rachel Louisa Brooks at Greeneville, Tenn., April 14, 1887. There was born of this union two children — Ira Keener and Hattie Anne — who, with the mother, ra- main on this side the mystic river, while father has passed into rest.

Brother Hall first joined the Protestant Methodist Church and was licensed to preach in that church in 1873. He was received into the Holston Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at Asheville, N. C, in the Fall of 1888. He was a faithful pastor and preacher until death claimed him. He was a true man in all his relations to his fellowman, and always had the love and respect of his people in his charge.

On his last charge he was very popular with all denominations and his death was a shock to us all as it came unexpected. We miss him, but we expect to see him again. D. P. HURLEY.

FRANK M. REYNOLDS

Frank M. Reynolds^ was born at Andersonville, Tenn., October 22, 1875. He died of heart' failure at the old home in which he was reared, April 12, 1920. He was 44 years, 5 months and 20 days old. He was the oldest son of Lloyd and Francis Reynolds. His father was a licensed exhorter of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Brother Reynolds united with the church at the age of 10 years, having been carefully trained by Christian pajents. His early educa- tion was obtained in the public schools of Anderson County, in the High School, and in the Anderson Institute, a branch of Carson- Newman College. He taught school for many years and was a most excellent teacher. In 1910 he graduated from Hiwassee College. The last ten years of his life were devoted to teaching and preaching. He joined Holston Conference, M. E. Church, in 1905, and transferred to the Holston Conference, M. E. Church, South, in 1910, at Chattanooga, Tenn. He was ordained elder in 1911 at Morristown. In 1910 he was principal of the Tazewell High School; in 1911 at McDowell; 1912, Stony Point and Grassy Creek; in 1913, junior preacher, Andersonville Circuit; 1914, Evensville Circuit; 1915, Decatur Circuit; in 1916 and 1917 he held supernumerary relation; in 1918, district evangelist for Knoxville District.

He was twice married. He was first married to Miss Arlena Wal- lace. To this union were born seven children, six of whom are liv- ing. He was married the second time to Miss Minnie Craig, in 1913. To this union was born one child. He leaves a wife, seven children, two sisters, two brothers and two half-brothers to mourn his death. Two of his brothers are now fine young preachers in our Conference. They are L. S. Reynolds, now stationed at Newport, Tenn., and R. G. Reynolds, stationed at Cleveland, Tenn.

The funeral was conducted by the writer, assisted by Rev. G. F. Carr, pastor of the family. The remains were laid to rest in the fam-

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ily cemetery at Red Hill Baptist Church in the presence of a large con- gregation of relatives and friends. Brother Reynolds was a good man and died in the faith. H. B. VAUGHT.

MARGIE ADALINE JORDAN

On an extensive plateau, up on the very top of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and near the dividing line between Virginia and North Carolina, in Alleghany County, live the Carico brothers, pioneer Meth- odists of that Primitive Baptist region. One of these brothers is the father of our Dr. M. P. Carico, and another brother, Albert O., and his wife, Caroline, are the parents of Margie Adaline Jordan.

In that peaceful, sequestered elevation Margie Adaline was born on the 16th day of April, 1882. Early in her girlhood she was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, during the ministry of Rev. John Bayless Simpson. Up there with the skyline of the hori- zon obstructed only here and there by nearby sylvan forests she grew in purity and devotion of spirit, in grace and beauty of person, the pride of her home and community.

Approaching the eighteenth year of her age (April 16, 1900) she was married to Mr. G. T. Jordan. Together they built a little vine-clad cottage and were happy and prosperous, blest with their two elder- born, a daughter and a son. However, at the end of six years there was disturbance in that household, for the Angel of the Lord tapped gently at the cottage door and broke, in no uncertain terms, the secret message of a divine commission to the husband. It wiped out every design upon his trestle-board. It called for a full surrender of every pleasing prospect and earthward ambition he had ever fostered. And not to him only, but the sorest apprehension to him was the dread of breaking to the unsuspecting and contented wife the disappointment of all her hopes and aspirations.

Yet how little did he know her! — for when he was forced to advise her of his call to preach and added that he desired to join the itinerants and that her people should be his people, she, with utter abandon and cheerful consecration, replied: **If that is your call and desire I am ready to leave all and follow you."

And so, three years through Mechanicsburg Circuit, four years through Ceres, and four years through Elk Creek Circuit, and into the fourth year through Cripple Creek Circuit, she followed with him as he followed Christ, until July 4, 1920, there was a knock at the Cripple Creek parsonage gate, when a convoy of angels bore her redeemed spirit up the shining way to the throne of glory. There she awaits daughter, Mrs. J. C. Moore, of Cripple Creek; Curtis, the stenographer; Banks and Mabel, and the bereft husband, Rev. G. T. Jordan, who at least knows now how to comfort those who mourn better than he did formerly.

There, too, we who attended her remains to the family church and cemetery over the dividing line between the States, high up among the mists and clouds, shall hope to see her face to face, clothed upon in the likeness of her glorified Lord. JNO. E. NAFF.

MRS. F. M. GRACE

Ida Hoskins was born February 15, 1859, and died at her home in Owenton, Alabama, after months of intense suffering with rheuma-

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SAMUEL H. HALL

Died in 1920

FRANK M. REYNOLDS Died in 1920

MRS. GILES T JORDAN Died in 1920

MRS. W. C. HARRIS Died in 1920

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tism, June 13, 1920. She was married to Rev. Francis M. Grace, D. D., by Dr. John H. Brunner at Chilhowee Methodist Church in 1894. To this union were born four children, two sons and two daughters, all of whom survive her, and are as follows: William H., Francis M., Jr., Miss Judith Collier and Miss Jamie. For ten years she and Dr. Gra^ce lived happily together and she assisted him very much in his work at Hiwassee College, Franklin, N. C, High School and Birmingham Southern College, where her honored husband was teaching when he passed away sixteen years ago.

Sister Grace was a devout Christian, an affectionate mother and faithful companion. She was regarded by those who knew her inti- mately as a kind and generous woman, always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone she found in need. But her work is done, and she has been called to her reward. After an appropriate funeral service her body was laid to rest in Elm Leaf Cemetery by the side of her hus- band to await the resurrection of the just. J. E. LOWRY.

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	TABLE No. 3 -	- FINANCE
	Presiding Elder	Preacher in Charge	District Work	Annual Conference Work	Gpneral Work	1 O 1 ■ h	.2
NAME OF CHARGE	i	3 "cS	i 1	1 P-i	<S CO <	'3	1 <	t	1 1 <	1	i!2
ABINGDON	\ 1 1 $ 300j$ 300 120 115 225 225 225 225	$ :?ooo 800 1500 iKon	$ 2000 758 1500 1800 3600 400	,12	$ 12	$ 668 223 394 407 1162 92 138 205 438 276 141 233	$ 668 121 394 407 1162 92 188 205 488 276 141 238	$ 670 221 400 413 1196 98 140 208 445 278 141 236 251 237 159 335 148 147 805 404	$ 670 103 400 413 1196 93 140 208 445 278 141 236 251 129 159 295 148 147 194 404
2 Abingdon Circuit — S Anderson Street
9 9 19	9 9 19
4 Mary Street 5 State Street
5401 540\| 3600 60 601 400 120 1201 800 120! 120 800
f) South Bristol
7 Virginia Avenue 8 Bristol Circuit	800 800	6	6	$ 25
9 Blountville	180! 180 1501 1K7	1200 1200	9i 9
10 Bluff City	lOon	1047 817 800 1200 900 450 1000 905 713 1000 1600	5 6 7 6	7 5 6 7 5
	120 ]20 180	122i 800 1201 800 1801 1900
12 Ceres
] 3 Damascus	245 24f;
14 Elizabethton	1351 135i 900 67 67] 450 150 150\| 1000 90 124 600 101] 107 650 150\| 150 1000 240\| 2401 1600	234 158 330 147 94 301 397	129 158 330 147 94 194 897
15 Emory	3! 3 8L___ 41 4 21 2 7 6 121 12
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17 Keywood
18 Mountain City
19 Rich Valley
20 Saltville

Total	$8393\|$3437l$22600 28311 28141 18922	$23290 S131	$121i?6283 97! 5523	$5969 5884	$6417 6075	$6050 5790	25 258
Total Last Year	18915	109	38
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BIG STONE GAP 1 Appalachia	1 $ 1500 ;S 1500	$ 18	1 i $ 18lfR 173
2 Big Stone Gap	1500 750 1500 600 1029 500 750 1200 1000 1380 1000 1200 2000	1500 406 1500 529 1029 561 613 1200 1000 1380 1000 1200 2000 • 550 547 2005 1120 754 732 1375 1167	23l 23	408 164 374 152 178 74 164 100 112 326 211 289 442 87 149 450 292 286 198 145 182 259
3 Clinchport	10 22 9 15 8 10 18 15 20 15 18 30 9 9 30 15 13 13 18 15 23	10 22 9 15 & 10 18 15 20 15 18 30 5 9 30 15 7 13 18 15 23

5 Coeburn Circuit
6 Cumberland Gap
7 East Stone Gap \| 83 1 93
8 Ewing _ 125 102
9 Roda _ _
10 Fort Blackmore 143\| 143
11 Gate City _ 230 230
12 Gate City Circuit \| 167 167
13 Jonesville 200 200
14 Kingsport 168 168
15 Kingsport Circuit \| 861 861 K15>
16 Nicklesville \| 133	91 333 186	800 2000 1000
17 Norton \| 333
18 Pennington Gap 166
19 Powell's Valley 1501 125l 900
20 Stickleyville \| 150	123 900
21 Stonega _ \|		1200 1000
22 Tom's Creek \| 167	189
28 Wise 1 2501 250\| 1500\| 1500

Total $3697\|$3561\|$25721	$25168 $20339	376 $ 15	366'$5165 $ 10\|$4924	$4469 $4110	$5196 $5170	$4469 $4327
Total Last Year $3290\|$3152;$20967
Increase	4071 4091 47541 48291 3611 3f;61 241	359	261 142
Decrease	!	1		!______			!_.___		_____

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19	—-	40 1376			258 296	1962
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10	434 636 625			2492
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14	60					1482
15	357 118			1371
16	::::	6 550 11	3 24				1057
17			3808
18	""iio	18	— -	2407
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21			150		21 143 308			2701
22 9S	17	17	60 412 440	15	— -	2691 3855

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NAME OF CHARGE

Presiding Elder

Preacher in CJiarge

District Work

Annual

Conference

Work

BLUEFIELD

Bland Street

Bramwell

Berwind

Coalwood

Davy & Twin Bch.

Eckman

East Welch

Grace Church

Gary

$ 600	$ 600
333	333
200	200
200	215
257	267
250	250
214	218
500	500
334	334

Glen A. <S Hiawatha,

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Jenkin J. & Pageton|

Keystone |

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Maybeury & Cooper_|

Matoaka |

McDowell & C'mplerl

Montcalm I

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Rock Circuit

Roderfield & Iaeger_

War

Welch Station

West Welch

Wilco and Thorpe

161 186 300

129 225 300 200 250 200 228 160| 250 250| 171| 333| 100| 1801

161 136 300 129 225 300 200 250

200,

2281 1372

2000 1200 1200 1543 1500 1286 3000 2000 964 819 1800 900 1350 1800 1200 1500 1200

160 250 194 119

1000 1500 1500 1029

$ 3600 2000 1200 1289 1600 1500 1306 3000 2000 964

333| 20001 100| 700| 1801 10801

1=1950

900 1350 1800 1200 1500 1320 1372 1023 1500 1168

714 2000

700| 7 10801 12

$ 925 321 124

98 241 175

68 883 175 110

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91 249 175

67 897 180 105

65

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65 225 140 225

75 155 108 105 275

52 140

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91 249 175

67 897 180 105

65

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Total Last Year I 45781

$6382i$39043 4304J 30274

$38855 $399 28349 676

$397 676

$5384 5109

$5384 5068

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278 279

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CHATTANOOGA

1 Centenary

2 Dayton

3 Dunlap

4 Dodson Avenue _

5 East Lake :

6 Etna

7 Evensville

8 Highland Park

9 Hixon

10 Jasper & Whitwell _

11 King Memorial

12 Lookout

13 Melvin

14 North Chattanooga _

15 Pikeville

16 Ridgedale

17 Rossville

18 R. Fawn & Trenton

19 South Pittsburg

20 Spring City

21 Sequatchie

22 St. Elmo

23 Trinity

24 Wisdom Memorial

25 Whiteside

$ 756|$ 756

120	120
100	100
40	37
65	65
40	41
75	75
275	275
40	40
100	100
135	135
35	35
20	20
80	80
120	120
95	95
110	110
80	80
100	100
75	75
55	55
165	165
200	200
20	20
115	115

3600

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1025

600

1000

525

812

2500

500

950

1500

300

350

1000

1200

1800

1500

1120

1500

705

500

1500

2400

550

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1235

1025

490

1000

600

735

2500

500

950

1500

300

350

1000

1204

1800

1500

1120

1500

775

500

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3100

550

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36 265

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74 168

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36 265

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93

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78 178

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283

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Total Last Year.

$3016;$3014 3002 3002

$30037 25837

$30734 26258

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$7436 7041

$7409 7041

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3			4982
4			2371
5 6 7		5590 675	14 ~~"i72 36	10 15 430 35	9589 4259 2691
8 9 10		6808 242 33 300 300 359 229 311 325 468 65 136	23296 5077 2301
11			1764
T?	15 42 17 18 60 17 25	8 50 53			4654
13 14	16		3045 4022
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16 17 18		27 20	3319 4246 3097
19 ?0	50	5	5152 1458
91		427	150 52 85 258		36	3439
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24 ?5	21	12	— -	28	8116 1179
26	473	106		48		10	3339
	$ 5 22232 110762	$ 9709 5624	$ 437 1000	$ 772 261	$11244 6669	$10151 5853 4298	$ 9594 7725 1869	$19795 19660	$762 137	1032	$136715 103874	$7856 5280	$138863 98594
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3			2023
4	36 214 112 52 1033 83 179 397 62 30 564 194 172 329 374 159 200 226 726 628 162 421				773
5	-—	400 950 5 11700 49 _ 309 77	~~5465 71 240	19 25 20 3478 100 311 428	184 329 200 3000 42 78 376	10	21	2378
6			2292
7			3 71		1385
8 9	30 30	47 20 75	29484 1109
10 n 1?	28 16	"54	2630 4164 592
13								60 700 200 512 1162 308 216 500 126 729 1900 485 837	— -	3	580
14		200 20000	241 61 239 171 75 140 48 ""178 842 48 427	88	15 35 45	291 263 450 434 78 90 100 "~"600 500	259 20 74 18 75 26 282 4027	3455
15			22693
16			3820
17 18	— -	1400 488 300 250 310 6295 1440		21 14	5443 2965
19	43		3059
90			2312
21	12 ~"555	87 1			1503
22			8897
23 ?4	24	— -	14486 1344
25		146	55\|	236	1144			5339
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1 129264 2731 i— -1	560\| 96 1	2439	2982	17767	9436	302	113	64221	1 64503 258!

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	Presiding Elder	Preaclier in Charge	District Worl<	Annual Conference Work	Gpneral Work	o "i ii goo	1 c o
NAME CF CHARGE	1	1	1	1	1 i <		<	!2	13 1 <
CLEVELAND 1 Alcoa	1 1 $ 123 216	$ 123 216 56 73 350 62 134 110 171 117 250 300 205	! $ 900 1300 300 430 2100 375 1000 800 1029 700 1500 1800 1200 412 900 2000 325 767 900 800 600 2000	$ 900 1300 338 612 2100 375 1000 800 1029 700 1500 1800 1345 412 1000 2000 325 767 900 800 600 2400	$ 7 3 8 10 8 25 14 6 16 6 37 6 5 5 6 5 4 4 14 4 50	$___ 7 3 8 10 8 25 14 6 16 6 37 6 5 5 6 5 4 4 14 10 50	$ 80 291 60 60 520 60 186 171 132 '"210 326 334 78 217 365 82 141 190 98 94 538	$ 46 291 60 60 520 60 186 171 132 304 210 326 334 61 217 365 82 141 190 98 94 538	$ 80 309 60 63 554 63 199 125 120	$ 46 309 60 63 554 63 199 125 120		1
2 Athens Station
3 Athens Circuit _ \| 50
4 Benton Circuit \ 71
5 Cleveland Station __\| 350 6 South Cleveland \| 62	30
7 Charleston 1 134
	110
9 Decatur	171 117 250 300 200
		10
11 Etowah _ _	234 347 314 85 231 388 86 159 202 106 101 572	234 347 314 61 231 388 86 159 202 106 102 572
12 Lenoir City
13 Loudon & Phila.
	681 68
	150 333 54 128 133 133 100 333	154 333 54 128 133 133 100 400
16 Maryville

18 Oakland-Vonore
19 Ooltewah
20 Peakland
21 Riceville
22 Sweetwater

Total	$3586\|$36701$22138!$23003 31101 31601 190121 19620	$243 91	$249 91	$4233 4384	$4486 4055	$43981$434i:$ 30IS 10
Total Last Year	4621	4621	107!
	476	510	3126! 3383	152	158	151	431
	223	281	77

KNOXVILLE 1 Andersonville 2 Broad Street	1 $ ioo;$ 69 3501 350	$ 770 i$ 642 5>H00l 5>500	$ 3 73 7^	,3 73 73 158	$ 25 912 912 1950	$ 25 912 912 1950	$ 22 922 922 2000	$ 22 922	.-	$
3 Cent-nary	350\| 350\| 2500 2500	922
4 Church Street \|	490 1 4901 3500 35001 158	2000
5 Church St. Mission Brookside			1 !
Clyde Avenue			150 125 31	150 131			10 10 10 12 212 75 120 80 150 490 227 127 200 127 238 147 25 50 77 287 75 115 274 285 70 35 130 95	10 10 10 12 212 75 120 80 150 490 227 127 145 127 238 147 25	10 10 10 12 213 75 120 80 57 490 228 70 200 128 238 148	10 10 10 12 213 75 120 80 57 490 228 70 145	15
Marble Hill
Methodist Hill
West Lonsdale	28 1 28	200	200 1500 800 775 800 725 2000 1500 1000 1200 630 1600 15001
6 Clinton	210\| 210i	1500 800 775 800 725 2000 1500 1000 1200 7651	17 9 10 3	17 10
7 Coal Creek	115 100 80 98 280 210 140 168 100	115 100 80 98 280 210 140 168 88
8 Corryton	15
9 Emerald Avenue
10 Epworth
11 Fountain City	39 18	39 18
12 Harriman
13 Harriman Circuit
14 Jacksboro	16 10 19 12	16 10 19 12
15 Knoxville Circuit \|
16 LaFollette	210\| 210\| 1500 168\| 1681 1200	238 148
17 Lincoln Park
18 Roseberry	20\| 20\| 150 155
19 Lutrell \|	43\| 20 350 84\| 84 600 2101 210 1500 37\| 37 - 268	250 600 1500 268	50 6 24 6 9 22 23	~~24 6 9 14 10
20 Macedonia	78 287 75 115 274 178 70 35 130 95	78 285 75 115 274 285 70 35 130 85	51 285 75 115 274 177 70 35 130 85
21 Magnolia Avenue \|
22 Robertsville
23 Rock wood \|	126! 126 900\| 1200 140 140 1000 1207 140 128 100 940 98\| 981 700 800
24 Sevierville \|
25 Strawberry Plains \|
26 Tazewell	6! 6 1
27 Tazewell Circuit _ \|	70 119 126!	59 119 126	500 363 850 850 900 900
28 Virginia Avenue	10 10 5 5
29 Washington Pike _ _\|
Total 1	$4410!$4321\|$32259'$32686!$621 $541 3990! 3905! 29447\| 29149\| 200 200	$7552;$7341 73731 7080	$73871 75591	$7069'$ 30 $
Total last year \|	7327! 1
Increase \|	420! 4161	2812	3537	421	341	"~21	261			30
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5 6	95	45 12	450 31 100 400 340 99,0	2500	9307 971
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12	i	377 200 63 354	863 75 100 295 43	~180	300	7156
13 14	:::: ____ ____ ____	954 15 226 4630 51 117	5963 1111
15'			4527
16 17	50	450 22 160 160 59 111	25	— -	12641 698
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19	I 638				36 285 170 882	150			2333
20 1 110	80 32					1466
21 1 44	10		178 7054			1451
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4 5	12386 3	125 9		37121 606 245 252 665 4824 3921 1787 3010 2426 10028 5188 2409 2234 1746 4250 4144 528 339 1396 6348 1280 6183 4714 3379 1695 537 2853 4167	60 ""2O6 260 89 255 "569 "815 4 25	37121 606
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10			2426
11			9822'
12			4928
13			2409
14			2234
15	— -	265 56 411 113					1746
16 17 18	220 157 89 30 66 482 50 275 150 310 75	36 45 6	15 65	165 253	430 317 13	19 28		4161 3889 528
19			889
20		128 607 150 1782 370 350 30			40 274 728 96 56	133 317 240 994 17 150 40 45 200				1896
21	56	74	1727 220 111 1903 660 297			5779
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23 24	78 40 7	20 30	35	-—	5368 4714
25 26 27	4 6		3375 1670 587
28		190 900	72 235	21 60	165 20	443 400	513 387				2853
29 1 1	1	200	59		4167
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NAMF OF CHARGE	Presiding Elder	Preacher in Charge	District Work	Annual Conference Work	General Work	1 a 0 1 ii 1"^	1 CO a 0
1 1 <	r3	i <				t3 1 <		1 <		is S ft
MORRISTOWN 1 Afton	$ 117	S 117IS 817 S 817IS 29	$ 29 81 10 29 71 32 60 72' 61 83 201 42 41 49 199 40 50 72 36 47 60 40	$ 102 260 16 101 292 126 235 292 242 344 763 148 155 190 735 242 • 242 267 144 206 226 103	$ 110 270 16 101 292 126 235 292 242 344 763 148 151 193 735 242 242 267 144 206 226 103	$ 103 270 16 103 295 130 237 295 245 344 775 157 151	$ 103 270 16 103 295 130 237 295 245 344 775 157 151	$____	$
2 Bull's Gap 3 Eidson	200 1 9.03	1200 300 651 1500 711 1200 1200 1200 1500	1219 306 555 1500 711 1200 1200 1200 1500 2700 621 579 800 2500 1110 1050	76 10 29 71 32 60 72 61 83 201 42 41 49 199 67 50 72 36 50 60
50 109 250 118 200 200 200 250	51 92 250 118 200 200 200 250
4 Embreeville	5
6 Fall Branch

8 Greenville
9 Hawkins
10 Jefferson City
	450 4501 2700
1£ Johnson City Ct	104 78 134 416 185 150	104 96 134 416 189 150	621 472 800 2500 1110 1050

14 Limestone	1931 196 750 750

16 Morristown Ct.	245 245 270 142 202 232 103	245 245 270 142 202 232 103

18 Newport	250j 250 1001 100	1500 1500
19 Parrottsville	600 1000 1200 600	600 1000 1200
20 Rogersville \| 1661 166
21 Surgoinsville 178\| 178 22 Tate & Rutledge 100 1 100
600 40

Total	$4005\|$4014i$2'4432	$24468	1430	1404 128	$5431\|$5448 52021 4724	$5503]$5506 5512\| 4711	$ 5 "
Total last year	31981 34661 20339\| 21359} 146
Increase	807\| 548\| 40931 310911284	1976	229	724	9	795	-
Decrease	1 ! 1	1
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RADFORD 1 Athens & E. Prin._ 2 Aubern	1 1 $ 2001$ 200 200 200	1 $ 1200 $ 1250 12001 1200	$	$___	$ 281 300 265 100 380 258 130 472 125 20 218 100 245 176 360 716 590 174 260 96 $5256 5008	$ 281 300 165 100 380 258 130 472 125 20 218 100 246 176 360 716 590 174 260 96 $5167 4998	$ 280 325 250 107 380 258 131 473 125	$ 280 325 165 107 380 258 131 473 125	$____
3 Bland	145 125 1	870 400	770 400 1500 850 600 1800 485
4 Draper
5 Dublin	250\| 250	iKon	10	10
6 Eggleston	1 13K1 ISHl 8K0	1
7 East River \| 100	1001 600
8 East Radford 1 300	300 80	1800 485
9 Floyd	80 1
10 Hylton
11 Lead Mines \| 118	118 70 150 100 233 417 333 102 134 70	800 420 900 700 1400 2500 2000 600 850 431	800 420 900 700 1400 2500 2000 616 850 431			218 108 245 176 380 720 530 174 261 99	218 108 245 176 380 720 530 174 261 99
12 Mercer & Summers i 70
13 Mechanicsburg \| 150			55
14 New River \| 100
15 Pearisburg \| 233			1
16 Princeton 1 417			252!
17 Pulaski	1 333 1 100
18 Radford
19 Staffordsville \| 134
20 Spanishburg \| 70
Total	$3135 2443	$3117 2721	$19506 18236	$19472 18465	$ 10 118	$ 10 120	$5240\|$5155	<R 807!$
Total last year	5350 5313" 56 1
	1 6921 396	1270	1007			248	169			2511
Decrease	1	1	108	110	110	158

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3			569
4			3		1172
5	9180	110	103 125	449 180 251 375 325 362 855 219 146 169 1000 291 347 336 134 120 253	591 ~""i69 140 212 300 518		14643
6		100	150 200 252	35	10	2168 3679
8		334	. 66l 10	315		3684
9	1 140i 300	5 15 1037 10	8 81	713 1132 4794 108 186 322 4334 1016 1266 760 153 600 410			3890
10		1702! 358 7984 1291 786 200			6546
11 12	140	— -	24038 2401
13			1354
14 15	nil	216[ 227 2064 844	2	"""iio 15	"~"975	136 3917	49		2391 17844
16	126	250			3323
17	226 225 66	"~"225	"'ii	15 17	3576
18 19	::::	784 80 125 600 50	309 40 36 240 140	33	15	5103 1506
20	15	<	2496
21		100 138			3389
22	58!	260			1567	1567
	$ 125242!$ 54911$ 1309 \|l5781j 36141 270	$ 485 533	$ 6372.$ 3474 49771 2800	$ 9478\|$19648i$290 57991 14047 35	$ 63	$113946 82669	$ 764 1300	$114083 81369
1 1 9461J 18771 10391 \| 1395 6741 36791 255 !____! 1 1 1 481 1 1	63	31277	""664	32714
1 2 3		$ 345 280 3430	$ 300 330 40 75 225	$ 32 37	$	$ 225 225 81	$ 500 305 20 300 250	$ 400 700 330 ~~~200	$ 100 1652 200 22 200 35	$ 5 62	$ 10	$ 4418 5726 5326 1032 3975 2184 1475 10281 1270 20 3499 819 2545 1861 7605 15281 12719 2234 2317 896	$ 100 100 IZIZZ ~ ~"l35 "~268 120 30	$ 4318 5626 5326
4					1032
5	::::	225 275 300			335 275		20 33	3975
6	100 50			2184
7				100 384 43	1475
8	4357! 3201 50	_ 24	84	497 134	1045 6	830 55	""33	14 13	10281 1135
10	_ 1			20
11	—	25	175 75 75 75 243 2.82n			485 50 34 134 455 1261 682 74 223 30			1210 73 200	— -	25	3499
12					819
13		15 450 732 134			507 928 874 203 86	550 50 678 1670 ~"210 80			2545
14					1861
15 16	89 562	51	2373 3250 2356 415	101	44	7605 15013
17	38711 1363	120	"ioo	12599
18		150 72 30	16		2234
19	— -	350 140	2317
20						866
1					1
		15249 11824	$ 6248 4380	$ 760 622	$ 135 313	$ 5200 3270	$ 5024 3381	$ 5395 6896	$12971 10566	$321	$259	$ 84373 74107 10266	$ 753 443 310	$ 84730 73664
!-___	34251 1868 138 1	178	19301 1643 !	""l501	2405	321	259	11066

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Presiding Elder

Preacher in Charge

District Work

Annual

Conference

Work

General Work

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2 Boissevain |

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4 Carbo |

5 Castlewood & Dantel

6 Cedar Bluff |

7 Clincho |

8 Cllntwood I

9 Coaldan

10 Council

11 Dickensonville

12 East Buchanan

13 Elk Garden

14 Graham

15 Graham Circuit

16 Grundy & K. Creek

17 Honaker

18 Lebanon

19 Maxwell

20 Pocahontas

21 Richlands

22 Rocky Gap

23 Tazewell

24 West Buchanan |

25 West Graham |

26 Whitewood |

27 Wilder |

28 St. Paul I

82 160 192

451 240 138

37 192

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451 240 138

37 192

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150 154

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192 96

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240	240
132	132
240	240
176	176
192	192
320	320

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332 1500

862

227 1200

375 25

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1800

1200

600 1060 1500

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144	144	900
19	19	135
118	163	850
240	240	1500

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332

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862

227

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375

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1800

1200

600

12151

1500

828

1500

1200

2000

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900

135

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1 $ 12	$ 117	$ 117	$ 133
8	106	106	84
12	386	386	382
5	79	79	26
12	330	330	346
15	223	228	237
8	140	140	184
16	174	174	186
8	72	72	88
2	12	12	12
9	248	248	282
2	5	5	19
11	405	405	391
36	423	423	407
11	371	371	387
15	173	173	187
8	202	202	203
16	392	392	890
8	206	206	212
12	273	273	257
10	303	303	307
8	233	238	217
20	600	600	725
2	15	15	20
9	67	67	99
5	47	47	56
10	97	97	108
12	167	167	183
302	$5866	$5866	$6028
8	5263	5268	5937

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237

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186

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232

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391

407

387

187

208

390

212

257

307

217

725

20

99

56

108

183

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2 Cedar Springs

3 Chilhowie Station _.

4 Chilhowie Circuit _.

5 Coveton

6 Cripple Creek

7 Elk Creek

8 Fries

9 Galax

10 Grant

11 Hillsville

12 Independence

18 Ivanhoe

14 Marion

15 Marion Circuit

16 Max Meadows

17 Rural Retreat Sta.__

18 Rural Retreat Ct.^_-

19 Spring Valley

20 Sugar Grove

21 Wytheville Station

22 Wytheville Circuit

100 167 183 114

80 167 200 167 200 130

84 200 113 300 183 183 228 166 166

95 300 200

$ 70 167 183 111

65 167 186 167 200 101

84 188 101 300 178 188 228 132 166

95 800 200

600 1000 1200

800

500 1000 1200 1000 1200

800

504 1200

677 1800 1100 1100 1871 1000 1000

600 1800 1200

421 1000 1200

779

389 1000 1119 1000 1200

505

504 1120

607 1800 1033 1100 1450

792 1000

600 1800 1200

25

$ 119 344 226 243 71 294 366 180 299 214 160 385 179 541 357 191 249 249 317 159 539 352

61 344 226 243

71 294 366 180 299 122 160 200 179 541 357 191 249 179 317 156 539 352

122 846 224 242 90 296 365 170 301 216 143 337 181 539 360 201 251 251 318 161 541

49 846 224 242

90 296 365 170 301 122 145 200 181 589 360 201 251 179 167 154 541 858

Total .__

Total last year.

.|$8726| J 8196!

$3567l$21652j$21619|$136 31141 19312] 18795] 490

$136 272

$5984 5681

$5626l$6008 $5476] 5563| 5878] 576l|

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4		40 187	838
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8		1000					3434
9		3	4		1505
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12		45	101
13 14	— -	190 400	72	""lO	4223
15 1 1 110	7851 272 1501 143 I6O1 284	24		89' ^^fiOR
16	125 267 465	25		""107 ~"~ 5	1 1927
17	55 40	31 6	2945
18 ---	189 100 83 100 100 526 6 84 40 200 200			613 310 196 300 38 565 18 200 200 240 953	1663 312 10 700 331 2350	5714
19				2418
20							3312
21	— -	135 125 125 27 444					3952
22					2531
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24			131
25 26	20	34	33 59 100 1372	____	23	2385 539
27		6500 190					8723
28 1					52601 200	5060

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10			880
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CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL OF MEMBERS, 1920

Clerical Members in the order of their admission into full connection, admission on trial and the year of ordination as Elder are also given.

The year of

Name

I I 90 1892 1892 1892 1892 1893 1893 1893 '92|1894 '92 1894 '93 1895 '92;i901 '93!1895 '901895 '9l|l895 •9311895 '94 1896 '9311896 '94jl896 '9411896 '9411896 '94J1896 '90 1896 '09 1896 '94J1896 '9511897 '95 1897 '95 1897 '95 1897 '94 1897 '95!l898 '96|1898 '94jl898 '90 1898 '96 1898 '97 1899 '93 1899] '95 1899; '98 1900 '97ll900l '981900 '9811900 98 1901 1901 1901 1902 1901 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903

Richard N. Price

Landon C. Delashmit

Absalom D. Stewart

Levi K. Haynes

Jacob Smith

J. Tyler Frazier

John S. W. Neel

Kennerly C. Atkins

Daniel H. Carr

Lemuel L. H. Carlock

William D. Mitchell

George D. French

Thomas R. Handy

William C. Garden

John H. Farrott

William R. Barnett

Stephen T. M. McPherson.

William H. Price

James I. Gash

Daniel S. Hearon

Gharles M. James

William W. Hicks

James A. Lyons

John W. Carnes

Robert A. Owen

George A. Maiden

George W. Summers

Eugene Blake

John G. Bays ^

Richard A. Kelly

Richard G. Waterhouse

George W. Jackson

David McCracken

John E. Naff

Lemuel M. Cartright

Stephen S. Catron

Henry C. Clemens

Robert T. McDowell

Thomas C. Schuler

Samuel K. Byrd

John W. Browning

James A. Burrow

Elijah F. Kahle

Frank Alexander

Robert S. Umberger

Alfred B. Hunter

John C. Orr

Eugene H. Cassidy

James A. H. Shuler

William R. Snider

John B. Simpson

Joseph C. Maness

Charles L. Stradley

Charles W. Kelley

Alfred H. Towe

John N. Hobbs

William S. Neighbors

Joseph E. Lowry

Samuel D. Long

Thomas J. Eskridge

Isaac P. Martin

Isaac N. Munsey

Elbert L. Addington

Charles R. Brown

Tyler D. Strader

1852

1858 1860 1863 1863

18671 1868 1869 1869 1870 1870, 18711 18711 70118721 7111873 71il873| 72!l874| 72 1874i 70|l874 72 1874 75|1877 5 1877 1877 18781 1879r 1879] 1879 1880 1880 1880 78|1880 78!1880 8011882 80 1882 8111884 83'l885 83!l885 83!l885 8311885 84I1886

84 1886; 85118871 85ll887l 85'1887l 86!l888j 86;i888| 86;1888|

85 18881 1888! 1888 1889 1889 1891 1889

8611889 75,1890 87ll889 88:1890 1891 1891 1891 8811891 __!l891 89^1891 9011892,

87

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96}

97

98|

99

100]

101

102

103

1041

lOSJ

106|

1071

1081

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128,

129

130

William E. Bailey ___

Edward W. Mort

William I. Fogleman

John M. Romans

John M. Paxton

Martin P. Garico

George M. Moreland _

David P. Hurley

John W. Perry

J. Stewart French

Pharaoh L. Cobb

Joseph A. Baylor

John D. Dame

Elbert N. Woodward

Gharles E. Steele

Michael J. Wysor

James E. Spring

Wheeler M. Morrell _

Joel M. Carter

Sidney B. Vaught ___

James W. Repass

Frank Jackson

Robert M. Walker___

Charles E. Painter

John B. Ward

Stephen W. Bourne

William G. Crockett _

William H. Troy

Gasper A. Garner

Joseph E. Wolfe

John A. Early

William G. Hicks

John B. Frazier

Edward A. Shugart__.

Hugh S. Johnston

John W. Rader

John F. Jones

Caughey A. Beard

James T. Guy

Barron W. Lee

James L. Mullens

Keener W. Cox

James R. Brown

Charles G. Hounshell .

Rufus K. Triplett

Hale S. Hamilton

George W. Simpson _.

Thomas Priddy

Edward E. Wiley

Walter Hodge

N. Rhea Cartright

John M. Crowe

Samuel V. Morell

Thomas S. Hamilton-.

James F. Barnett

John W. Helvey

J. Rutledge King

Wiley M. Ellis

Lyle M. Neel

Richard C. Camper —

Elbert H. Cole

William S. Lyons

William M. Patty

James H. Wagner

Lewis W. Pierce

1904 1904 1904 ■0311905 03;i905 03 1905 02 19051 03!l905| 02|1905i 02 1905i 02; 19051 0211905 O3I19O6,

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CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL OF MEMBERS — Continued.

Name

O

Name

O

131 132 188 134 135 186 187 188 189 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160

Thomas J. Houts

Andrew M. Quails

David F. Wyrick

Lorenzo D. Yost

James C. Logan

Leonard J. Williams

Walter S. Hendricks

George S. Wagner

Sterling A. Neblett

Sanders S. Boyer (c)

William B. Belchee

Joseph B. Ely

James M. Walker

Jerome V. Hall

Hugh B. Brown

John N. Smith

Charles W. Dean

Kemper G. Munsey

Robert B. Piatt, Jr

William R. Carbaugh

John W. Stewart

Rufus M. Standefer

Neill M. Watson*

Newton F. Walker (c)

James A. Ellison*

Arthur D. Thorn

James A. L. Perkins**

John S. Henley

Samuel A. McCanless

Arthur B. Moore

1906 1906 1906 1906 1906 1906] 1906, 1906: 1906

1907 1907 1907 1907 1907 1907 1907 1908 19081 1908 1908

97|1889r 07!1909P 07 19091 0511909i '10119091'

George L. Lambert

Francis M. Buhrman*

Charles C. Weaver*

William N. Wagner*

William H. Briggs

George T. Jordan

Harry S. Hutsell

William C. Thompson

Roy E. Early

Silas A. McGhee (d)

John L. Scott (b)

Charles N. Kennedy

James H. Umberger

William H. Walker

Jesse F. Benton

Harry E. Bradshaw

George O. Gannaway

William T. Evans

Thomas R. Wolfe*

Washington D. Farmer (b).

Frank R. Snavely (e)

Samuel D. Lambert

Samuel L. Browning

William E. Browning

Chapman K. Wingo

Charles R. Jones

Ernest M. Ritchey

French Wampler

Charles T. Gray (e)

Herbert B. Vaught*

Charles G. McKay (a)

05

'96

1909

1910 1910 1910 1910 1913

1911 1911 1911 1911 1911 1913 1911

1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912

193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 208 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 280 231 232 233 284 235 236 237 238 289 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253

Graydon K. Patty

Rufus G. Reynolds

Luther S. Reynolds

Enoch L. McConnell

Bascom Waters

Hugh E. Kelso

Marion Quessenberry

Samuel C. Beard

William L. Dykes

James H. Watkins

Allen J. Thomas

Onnie C. Wright

Joseph A. Henderson

Jesse W. Morris

James H. Lotspeich

Richard W. Watts

Robert H. Ballard

Robert N. Havens

Emanuel H. Yankee (e)

James M. Wysor

John G. Helvey

Robert E. Greer

Bradley T. Sells

Lorenzo D. Mayberry

Lee M. Burriss

Sumpter H. Austin

Marion A. Stevenson

J. Nelson Jones*

Edgar R. Lewis

James A. Bays

George W. Fox

Paul P. Martin

Carl H. Wright

Robert L. Evans

Frank K. Suddath

Zenas B. Randall*

W. B. Mitchell*

Josephus Henby (b1

John C. Patty (b)

Alexander S. Ulm (e)

John W. Malone*

Clyde E. Lundy

Elbert D. Worley

Elmer W. Dean

Walter P. Eastwood

William H. Harrison

Samuel V. Gibson

Arthur F. Phenix

Walter C. Harris*

Louis E. Hoppe (e)

William M. Bunts*

Jacob L. Griffitts*

David B. Wright

Patrick P. Tabor

Henry A. Carlton

Floyd B. Shelton

Henry L. Dean

George E. Erwin

Roy T. Houts

Orman T. Headley (g)

Fred B. Cox*

1918 1913 1913 1918 1918 1913 1913 1914 1914 1914 1914 1914 1914 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915

1916 1916 1916 1916 1916 1916 1916 1916

1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917

1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 1919

1920 1920 1920 1920 1920 1920 1920

18

20

* Transfer. ** Readmitted.

(a) From the Congregational Church.

(b) From the M. E. Church.

(c) From Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

(d) From the United Brethren Church.

(e) From the Baptist Church.

(f ) From the Lutheran Church, (g') From the Christian Church.

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CONFERENCE DIRECTORY, 1920-1921.

Name	Post Office	Appointment
1 Addington, E. L.*	Radford, Va.	Conference Evangelist
2 Alexander, F.*	Bristol, "Va.	Superannuate Superannuate
3 Atkins, K. C*	Knoxville, Tenn.
4 Austin. S. H.*	Maybeury, W. Va	Maybeury
5 Bailey, W. E.*	Rural Retreat, Va,	Rural Retreat Circuit
6 Ballard, R. H.*	Eckman, W. Va	Eckman
7 Barnett. J. F.*	Pikeville, Tenn.	Pikeville
8 Barnett, W. R.*	Knoxville, Tenn.	Superannuate
9 Baylor, J. A.*	Louisville, Ky.	Archi't'l Sec. Gh. Ex.
10 Bays, J. A.*	St. Elmo, Tenn.	St. Elmo.
11 Bays, J. C*	St. Elmo, Tenn.	Superannuate
12 Beard, C. A	Athens, Tenn.	Supernumerary.
13 Beard, S. C	Emory, Va.	Principal Fitting School
14 Belchee, W. B	East Radford, Va.	East Radford
15 Benton, J. F.*	Norton, Va.	Norton
16 Blake, Eugene*	Athens, Tenn.	Athens
17 Bourne, S. W.*	Fries. Va.	Fries
18 Boyer, S. S.*	Lenoir City, Tenn.	Sunday School Field Sec.
19 Bradshaw, H. E.*	Nickelsville, Va.	Nickelsville
20 Briggs, W. H.	Wise, Va.	Wise
21 Brown, C. R.*	Tazewell, Va.	Supernumerary
22 Brown, H. B.*	Graham, Va.	Graham
23 Brown, J. R.*	Abingdon, Va.	Abingdon
24 Browning, J. W.*	Glade Spring, Va.	Glade Spring & Meadow View
25 Browning, S. L.*	Blountvlle, Tenn.	Blountville
26 Browning, W. E	Church Hill, Tenn.	Hawkins
27 Buhrman, F. M.*	Wallace, Va.	Bristol Circuit
28 Bunts, W. M.*	Saltville, Va.	Saltville
29 Burriss, L. M.* —	Broad Ford, Va.	Rich Valley
30 Burrow, J. A.*	Chattanooga, Tenn.	Editor Midland Methodist
31 Byrd, S. K.*	Powell's Station, Tenn.	Superannuate
32 Camper, R. C*	North Chattanooga, Tenn. __	North Chattanooga
33 Carbaugh, W. R.*	Maxwell, Va.	Maxwell
34 Garden, W. C*	'Alton Park, Tenn.	Superannuate
35 Carico, M. P	Bluefield, W. Va.	Bluefield District
36 Carlock, L. L. H	Bristol, Va.	Superannuate
37 Carlton, H. A.*	Davy, W. Va.	Davy & Twin Branch
38 earner, G. A.*	Sweetwater, Tenn., R. F. D.	Superannuate
39 Games, J. W.*	Knoxville, Tenn.	Superannuate
40 Carr, D. H.*	Bluefield, W. Va.	Superannuate
41 Carter, J. M.*	Bristol, Va.	Conf. Missionary Secretary
42 Cartright. L. M.*	Dayton, Tenn.	Dayton
43 Cartright, N. R.*	East Chattanooga, Tenn. ___	King Memorial
44 Gash. J. I.*	Spring City, Tenn.	Superannuate
45 Gassidy, E. H.*	Morristown, Tenn.	Morristown District
46 Catron, S. S.*	St. Elmo, Tenn. Johnson City, Tenn.	Superannuate
47 Clemens, H. G	Superannuate
48 Cobb, P. L.*	Nashville, Tenn.	Sec. Spiritual Resources
49 Cole, E. H.*	Richlands, Va.	Richlands
50 Cox, F. B	Sevierville, Tenn.	Sevierville
51 Cox, K. W.*	Rockwood, Tenn.	Rockwopd
52 Crockett. W. C*	Eggleston, Va.	Eggleston
53 Crowe, J. M.*	Wytheville Va	Wytheville
54 Dame, J. D.*	Bane, Va.	Staffordsville
55 Dean, C. W.*	Big Stone Gap, Va.	Big Stone Gap
56 Dean, E. W.*	Wilco, W. Va.	Wilco & Thorpe
57 Dean, H. L.* _	McDowell, W. Va.	McDowell & Grumpier
58 Delashmit, L. G	Portland, Oregon	Superannuate
59 Dykes, W. L.*		Dodson Avenue
60 Early, J. A.*	Pocahontas, Va. _	Pocahontas
61 Early, R. E.*	Etowah, Tenn.	Etowah
62 Eastwood, W. P.*	Rural Retreat, Va.	Rural Retreat Station
63 Ellis, W. M.*	Riner, Va.	Aubern
64 Ellison, J. A.*	Damascus, Va. Greeneville, Tenn. Louisville, Tenn.	Damascus
65 Ely, J. B *	Greeneville
66 Erwin, G. E.*	Louisville
67 Eskridge, T. J.*	Chattanooga, Tenn.	Highland Park
68 Evans, R. L.*	Bristol, Tenn.	Virginia Avenue
69 Evans, W. T.*	Johnson City, Tenn.	Kingsport Circuit

* Member of Brotherhood,

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Name	Post Office	Appointment
70 Farmer, W. D.*	Cumberland Gap, Tenn.	Cumberland Gap
71 Fogleman, W. L*	Johnson City, Tenn.	Superannuate
72 Fox, G. W.*	V/hite Pine, Tenn.	White Pine
73 Frazier, J. B.*	Washington, D. C.	United States Navy
74 Frazier, J. T	Chilhowie, Va.	Superannuate
75 French, G. D.*	Morristown, Tenn.	Superannuate
76 French, J. S.*	Emory, Va.	Pres. E. &H. and M.W. Cols.
77 Gannaway, G. 0	Dayton, Tenn.	Supernumerary
78 Gibson, S. V.*	Roderfield, W. Va.	Roderfield & laeger
79 Gray, C. T	La Follette, Tenn.	Caryville & Fincastle
80 Greer, R. E.*	Kimball, W. Va.	Kimball
81 Guy, J. T.*	Lebanon, Va.	Lebanon
82 Griffitts, J. L	Rossville, Ga.	Rossville
83 Hall, J. v.*	Wytheville, Va.	Wytheville Circuit
84 Hamilton, H. S	Jonesboro, Tenn.	Jonesboro
85 Hamilton, T. S.*	Bluefield, W. Va.	Bland Street
86 Handy, T. R.*	Montgomery, Ala., R. F. D.__	Supernumerary
87 Harris, W. C.*	Jonesville, Va.	Jonesville
88 Harrison, W. H.	Mosheim, Tenn. _ _	Mosheim
89 Havens, R. N.*	Bram.well, W. Va. "_	Bramwell
90 Haynes, L. K.
91 Headley, O. T	Knoxville, Tenn.	Brookside & Clyde Avenue
92 Hearon, D. S.* _	Bristol, Va. _
93 Helvey, J. G.*	North Fork, W. Va	North Fork
94 Helvey, J. W.*	Emory, Va.	Superannuate
95 Henby, J.	Clintwood, Va _
96 Henderson, J. A.*	Rising Fawn, Ga.	Rising Fawn & Trenton
97 Hendricks, W. S	Knoxville, Tenn.	Magnolia Avenue
98 Henley, J. S.*	Rutledge, Tenn. _	Tate & Rutledge
99 Hicks, W. C	Morristown, Tenn.	Superannuate
100 Hicks, W. W.*	Norfolk, Va., W'oke Apt.___	Superannuate
101 Hobbs, J. N	Morristown, Tenn.	Superannuate
102 Hodge, Walter*	Graham, Va.
103 Hoppe, L. E	Coalwood, W. Va.	Coalwood
104 Hounshell, C. G.*	Nashville, Tenn.	Educational Mis. Sec.
105 Houts, R. T.*	Sweetwater, Tenn.. R. F. D.	Prof, in Hiwassee College
106 Houts, T. J.*	Gate City, Va.	Gate City Circuit
107 Hunter, A. B.*
108 Hurley, D. P.*	Wytheville, Va.	Wytheville District
109 Hutsell, H. S.*	Montcalm, W. Va	Montcalm
110 Jackson, G. W.	Lenoir City, Tenn.	Supernumei'ary
Ill Jackson, F. Y.*_	Sv/eetwater, Tenn.	Sweet watei"
112 James, C. M.	Mt. Vernon, Tenn.	Superannuate Bluff City
113 Johnston, H. S.	Bluff City, Tenn.
114 Jones, C. R.*	East Lake, Tenn.	East Lake
115 Jones, J. F.*	Dublin, Va.	Dublin
116 Jones, J. N.*	Strawberry Plains, Tenn.	Strawberry Plains
117 Jordan, G. T.*	Cripple Creek, Va.	Cripple Creek
118 Kahle, E. F.*	Abingdon, Va.	Sec. Chil. Home. Soc.
119 Kelley, C. W.*	Chattanooga, Tenn.	Y. M. C. A. Secretary
120 Kelly, R. A.*	Fountain City, Tenn.	Fountain City
121 Kelso, H. E.*	Tazewell, Va.	Tazewell District
122 Kennedy, C. N.*	Madisonville, Tenn.	Madisonville
123 King, J. R.*	Pearisburg, Va.	Pearisburg
124 Lambert, G. L.*	Tazewell, Va.	Tazewell
125 Lambert, S. D.*	Surgoinsville, Tenn.	Surgoinsville
126 Lee, B. W.	Knoxville, Tenn. Whiteside, Tenn.	Superannuate
127 Lewis, E. R.*	Etna Circuit
128 Logan, J. C.*
129 Long, S. D.*	Abingdon, Va.	V. P. E. & H. & M. W. Cols.
130 Lotspeich, J. H.*	Mountain City, Tenn.	Mountain City
131 Lowry, J. E.*	Sweetwater, Tenn., R. F. D.	Pres. Hiwassee College
132 Lyons, J. A.*	Glade Spring Va	Superannuate
133 Lyons, W. S.*	Elk Creek, Va. -__ Student Emory University	Elk Creek
134 Lundy, C. E.	Atlanta, Ga.
135 Maiden, G. A.*	Abingdon, Va.	Superannuate
136 Malone, J. W.	Cleveland, Tenn. Decatur, Ga.	Pres. Centenary College
137 Maness, J. C.	Superannuate
138 Martin, L P.*	Abingdon, Va.	Sec. Educational Movement

Member of Brotherhood.

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Name

139 Martin, P. P.*

140 Mayberry, L. D.*__.

141 McCanless, S. A

142 McConnell, E. L.*_.

143 McCracken, D.*

144 McDowell, R. T.*__.

145 McGhee, S. A.*

146 McKay, C. G

147 McPherson, S. T. M

148 Mitchell, W. B

150 Mitchell, W. D.*

150 Moore, A. B.*

151 Moreland, G. M.*—

152 Morell, S. V.*

153 Morrell, W. M.*

154 Morriss, J. W.*

155 Mort, E. W.*

156 Mullens, J. L.*

157 Munsey, I. N.*

158 Munsey, K. G.*

159 Naff, J. E.*

160 Neblett, S. A

161 Neel, J. S. W.*

162 Neel, L. M.*

163 Neighbors, W. S.*—

164 Orr, J. C*

165 Owen, R. A.*

166 Painter, C. E.*

167 Pangle, C. A.*

168 Parrott, J. H.*

169 Patty, G. K.*

170 Patty, J. C

171 Patty, W. M.*

172 Paxton, J. M.*

173 Perkins, J. A. L.*__

174 Perry, J. W.*

175 Phenix, A. F.*

176 Pierce, L. W.*

177 Piatt, R. B., Jr.*_-_

178 Price, R. N.*

179 Price, W. H.*

180 Priddy, Thos.*

181 Quails, A. M.*

182 Quessenberry, M.*

183 Rader, J. W.*

184 Randall, Z. B.*

185 Repass, J. W.*

186 Reynolds, L. S.*

187 Reynolds, R. G.*

188 Ritchey, E. M

189 Romans, J. M

190 Schuler, T. C.*

191 Scott, J. L

192 Sells, B. T.*

193 Shelton, F. B.*

194 Shugart, E. A.*

195 Shuler, J. A. H.*___

196 Simpson, G. W

197 Simpson, J. B.*

198 Smith, Jacob

199 Smith, J. N.*

200 Snavely, F. R.*

201 Snider, W. R.*

202 Spring, J. E

203 Standefer, R. M.*___

204 Steele, C. E.*

205 Stewart, A. D

206 Stewart, J. W.*

207 Stevenson, M. A.*__

Post Office

Jefferson City, Tenn.

Max Meadows, Va

Tazewell, Tenn.

Roda, Va.

Clinton, Tenn.

Bristol, Tenn.

Bull's Gap, Tenn.

Powell's Station, Tenn.

Elizabethton, Tenn.

Emory, Va.

Radford, Va. __:

Athens, W. Va.

Lenoir City, Tenn.

Hillsville, Va.

Bluefield, W. Va.

Bland, Va.

Abingdon, Va.

La Follette, Tenn., R. F. D

Ceres, Va.

Gardner, Va.

Galax, Va.

Matanzas, Cuba

Johnson City, Tenn.

Bloomingdale, Tenn.

Chattanooga, Tenn.

Emory, Va.

Cedar Bluff, Va.

Tom's Creek, Va.

Hixson, Tenn.

Morristown, Tenn.

Harriman, Tenn.

Chattanooga, Tenn.

Knoxville, Tenn.

.Castlewood, Va.

Dot, Va.

Fountain City, Tenn.

Jasper, Tenn.

Welch, W. Va.

Johnson City, Tenn.

Morristown, Tenn.

Bristol, Va.

Kingsport, Tenn.

Dickensonville, Va.

Foster Falls, Va.

Chattanooga, Tenn.

Gary, W. Va

Bristol, Tenn.

Newport, Tenn.

Cleveland, Tenn.

Philadelphia, Tenn.

Marion, Va.

Abingdon, Va.

Wilder, Va.

Bluefield, W. Va.

Stonega, Va.

Big Stone Gap, Va.

Bristol, Tenn.

Jonesboro, Tenn.

Radford, Va.

Wytheville, Va.

Peakland, Tenn.

Bluefield, W. Va.

E. Chattanooga. Tenn., R.F.D.

Independence, Va.

Pulaski, Va.

Elway, Va.

South Pittsburg, Tenn

Jonesville, Va.

Coeburn, Va.

Appointment

Jefferson City

Max Meadows

Tazewell

Roda

Superannuate

South Bristol

Bull's Gap

Knoxville Circuit

Elizabethton

Prof, in E. H. & M. W. Col.

Superannuate

Athens and E. Princeton

Lenoir City

Hillsville

Grace Church

Bland

Abingdon Circuit

Jacksboro & Wynne

Ceres

Spanishbui'g

Galax

Missionary

Superannuate

Centenary

Prof, in E. & H. College

Cedar Bluff

Tom's Creek

Hixson

Superannuate

Harriman

Trinity

Epworth

Castlewood and Dante

Superannuate

Knoxville District

Jasper & Whitwell

Welch

Munsey Memorial

Holston Historian

Superannuate

Kingsport

Dickensonville

Lead Ore Mines

Chattanooga District

Gary

Superannuate

Newport

Cleveland

Philadelphia

Superannuate

Abingdon District

Wilder

Third Charge

Stonega

Big Stone Gap District

Anderson Street

Supernumerai-y

Radford

Superannuate

Peakland

Bluefield Circuit

Ooltewah

Independence

Pulaski

Elk Garden

Superannuate

Powell's Valley

Coeburn

* Member of Brotherhood.

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Name	Post Office	Appointment
208 Strader, T. D	Grant, Va.	Grant
209 Stradley, C. L.*	Appalachia, Va.	Appalachia
210 Suddath, F. K.*	Damascus, Va.	Prin. High School
211 Summers, G. W	Chilhowie, Va.	Superannuate
212 Tabor, P. P.*	Rogersville, Tenn.	Rogersville
213 Thomas, A. J	Decatur, Tenn,	Decatur Circuit
214 Thompson, W. C*	Bristol, Va. 1	Mary Street Church
215 Thorn, A. S	Marion, Va.	Marion Station
216 Towe, A. H	Spring Valky, Va.	Spring Valley
217 Triplett, R. K.*_	Chattanooga, . Tenn.	Whiteside Street
218 Troy, W. H.*	Graham, Va.	West Graham
219 Ulm, A. S.*	Tazewell, Va. _' -	Burke's G. & Tazewell
220 Umberger, J. H.*	Cedar Springs, Va.	Cedar Springs
221 Umberger, R. S.* 222 Vaught, H. B.*	Athens W Va -	Superannuate Clinton
Clinton, Tenn.
223 Vaught, S. B.*	Princeton, W. Va.	Princeton
224 Wagner, G. S.*	Bristol, Va.	Superannuate
225 Wagner, J. H.*	Gate City, Va.	Gate City
226 Wagner, W. N.*	Chilhowie, Va. _	Chilhowie
227 Walker, J. M.*	Charleston, Tenn., R. F. D.__	Benton Circuit
228 Walker, N. F.*	Limestone, Tenn.	Limestone
229 Walker, R. M	Pennington Gap, Va.	Pennington Gap
230 Walker, W. H.*	Honaker, Va.	Honaker
231 Wampler, F.*	Maryville, Tenn.	Maryville
232 Ward, J. B.*	Radford, Va.	Radford District
233 Waterhouse, R. G.*	Emory, Va.	Retired Bishop
234 Waters, B	Clinton, Tenn.	Conference Evangelist
235 Watkins, J. H.*	Knoxville, Tenn.	Virginia Avenue
236 Watson, N. M.*	Bristol, Tenn	State Street Church
237 Watts, R. W.*	Matoaka, W. Va	Matoaka
238 Weaver, C. C	Emory, Va.t	Pres. E. & H. & M. W. Col.
239 Wiley, E. E.*	Morristown, Tenn.	Morristown
240 Williams, L. J.*	East Lake, Tenn.	Superannuate
241 Wingo, C. K.*	Knoxville, Tenn.	Broad Street
242 Wolfe, J. E.*	Sweetwater, Tenn.	Cleveland District
243 Wolfe, T. R.	La Follette, Tenn. _	La Follette
244 Woodward, E. N.* _	Ridgedale, Tenn. _
245 Worley, E. D.	Erwin, Tenn.	Erwin
246 Wright. C. H.	Marion, Va.	Marion Circuit
247 Wright, D. B.* _ _	Welch, W. Va. _	East Welch
248 Wright, O. C*
249 Wyrick, D. F.*	Knoxville, Tenn.	Lincoln Park
250 Wysor, J. M.*	Berwind, W. Va.	Berwind
251 Wysor, M. J.* _ _	Greeneville, Tenn.	Superintendent Orphanage
252 Yankee, E H.	Knoxville Tenn	Centenary
253 Yost, L. D.*	Jenkin Jones, W. Va.	Jenkin Jones & Pageton

t Since Conference sent to Monroe, N. C.

PREACHERS ON TRIAL

Name	Post Office	Appointment
1 Booth, J. T.*	Loudon, Tenn.	Loudon
2 Brooks, Y. W.*	Dungannon, Va.	Dungannon
3 Carter, H. S._	Evanston, Ind.	Garrett Biblical Institute
4 Dyer, H. S	Abingdon, Va.	Chaplain in U. S. Navy
5 Eastwood, C. G	South Pittsburg, Tenn.	South Pittsburg
6 Farmer, R. G.*	Ducktown, Tenn.	Ducktown
7 Giesler, N. H	Fall Branch, Tenn.	Fall Branch
8 Gordon, F.	Cooper, W. Va.	Cooper & Bluestone
9 Hanna. W. I	Johnson City, Tenn.	Johnson City Circuit
10 Horner, P. H.*	Spring City, Tenn.	Spring City
11 Houston, H. M	Abingdon, Va.	Prof, in M. W. College
12 Jessee, E. C	St. Paul, Va	St. Paul
13 Larrowe, W. D	Wytheville, Va.	Coveton
14 Logan, O. H	Atlanta, Ga.	Student Emory University

Member of Brotherhood.

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PREACHERS ON TRIAL (Continued)
Name	Post Office	Appointment
15 Mathes, A. H.*	Evensville, Tenn.	Evensville
16 McCormick, W. A	Knoxville, Tenn.	Washington Pike
17 Orr, T. N.*	Sweetwater, Tenn., R. F. D.	Student Hiwassee College
18 Peck, W. B	Maryville, Tenn.	Alcoa
19 Staley, J. B.*	Keystone, W. Va.	Keystone
20 Tate, W. L	Riceville, Tenn.	Riceville
21 Thomas, C. L	Knoxville, Tenn.	Emerald Avenue
22 White, W. A	Harriman, Tenn.	Harriman Circuit
23 Williams, C. H.*	Atlanta, Ga.	Student Emory University
24 Wright, R. L.*	Sweetwater, Tenn., R. F. D.	Student Hiwassee College

SUPPLIES

Name	Post Office	Appointment
1 Baker, W. N	Mechanicsburg, Va.	Mechanicsburg
2 Belcher, J. R	Glen Alum, W. Va.	Glen Alum & War Eagle
3 Bellamy, T. M	Knoxville, Tenn.	Macedonia
4 Blankenbeckler, E. Z.*—	Afton, Tenn.	Afton
5 Boyd HP	Carbo Va	Carbo
6 Bratton, S. E	Big Stone Gap, Va	Big Stone Gap Circuit
7 Buchanan, Arch	Andersonville, Tenn.	Andersonville
8 Cannon, W. J	Chattanooga, Tenn.	Lookout
9 Carr, G. F	Corryton, Tenn.	Corryton
10 Cox, C. L	Coal Creek, Tenn	Coal Creek
11 Carter, W. F	Etowah, Tenn.	Athens Circuit
12 Chisenhall, S. W	Grant, Va.	Junior Supply
13 Cline, C. R.	Embreeville, Tenn. Boissevain, Va. _ —
14 Cowan, J. O.	Boissevain
15 Dailey, A. N.J	Sequatchie, Tenn.	Sequatchie
16 Dailey, W. F	Chattanooga, Tenn.	Wisdom Memorial
17 Dunn, S. A	Clinchport, Va.	Clinchport
18 Fogleman, J. E.
19 Fry, E. G.	Galax, Va.	Blue Ridge
20 Fry, S. 0	Chilhowie, Va.	Chilhowie Circuit
21 Graham, J. E. _	Grundy, Va.	Grundy and Knox Creek
22 Graham, J. N.*	Belfast, Va.	Belfast
23 Graybeal, D. M	Benham, Va.	Benham
24 Groover, D. H	Fountain City, Tenn.	Robertsville
25 Henderson, G. B	Vonore, Tenn.	Oakland and Vonore
26 Hockenberry, S. L	Ewing, Va.	Ewing
27 Holdway, H. G	Charleston, Tenn.	Charleston
28 Householder, 0. E	Knoxville, Tenn.	Mascot
29 Jennings, S. M	Jonesville, Va.	Coeburn Circuit
30 Jones, S. L. _ _	Knoxville, Tenn. _	Junior Supply
31 Lemming, W. H	Tazewell, Tenn.	Tazewell
32 Leftwich, M.	Hillsville, Va.	Junior Supply
33 Lester, G.__	Coaldan, Va.	Coaldan
34 Mayberry, Z. F	Lerona, W. Va.	Mercer and Summons
35 Miller, W. R	Raven, Va.	Raven
36 Murrell, H. A	Draper, Va.	Draper
37 Murphy, J. P.*	Welch, W. Va.	West Welch
38 Norwood W L	Sneedville Tenn	Sneedville
39 Park, R. L	Mt. Vernon, Tenn.	Mt. Vernon
40 Roberts. W. A.__	Knoxville, Tenn Knoxville, Tenn.	Marble Hill
41 Roby, W. T
42 Simpkins, W. H	War, W. Va.	War
43 Spitzer, J. D	Rocky Gap, Va.	Rocky Gap
44 Street, C. W	Council, Va.	Council
45 Wall, Z. A	Oakvale, W. Va.	East River
46 Walker, W. R	Cleveland, Tenn.	South Cleveland
47 Wampler, R. J	West Buchanan, Va.	West Buchanan
48 Warner, W. A	New River Depot, Va.	New River
49 Williams, C. W	Parrottsville, Tenn.	Parrottsville
50 Wilson, W. T.	Knoxville, Tenn.	Methodist Hill
51 Wise, B. C	Panther, W. Va.	Panther & English
52 Wyatt. F. B	Litton, Tenn.	Melvin

* Member of Brotherhood.

BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

Admission — E. Blake, C. E. Steele, T. C. Schuler. Trial Committee for Admission — S. D. Long, W. M. Patty, J. E. Lowry.

First Year — J. E. Naff, A. B. Moore, J. M. Paxton. Second Year — Walter Hodge, J. A. Ellison, F. M. Buhrman. Third Year — E. N. Woodward, J. B. Ely, W. H. Briggs. Fourth Year — G. W. Summers, J. M. Crowe, T. R. Wolfe.

Bible Board.

Bailey, J. Will, Kimball, W. Va. Bennett, J. M., Cleveland, Tenn. Bourne, Rev. S. W. Cartright, Rev. N. R. Cash, Rev. J. I., Treasurer. French, Rev. G. D.

Lyons, Rev. W. S., President. McCanless, Rev. S. A. Morriss, Rev. J. W. Spring, Rev. J. E., Secretary. Taylor, H. N.

Board of Church Extension.

Barnett, J. H., East Radford, Va. Bates, Creed F., Chattanooga, Tenn. Brown, Rev. H. B., Secretary. Davis, T. H., Richlands, Va. Foltz, G. T., Wytheville, Va. Gray, Rev. C. T. Havens, Rev. R. N. Hall, Rev. J. V.

Hawk, H. D., Blountville, Tenn. Kahle, Rev. E. F., Treasurer. Logan, Rev. J. C.

Lowery, G. B., Etowah, Tenn. Quillian, C. M., Gate City, Va. Randall, Rev. Z. B. Reynolds, Rev. R. G. Richardson, H. W., Vice-President,

LaFollette, Tenn. Schuler, Rev. T. C.,Conf . Sec. Thompson, Rev. W. C, President. Tutwiler, H. L., Roderfield, W. Va. White, S. B., Johnson City, Tenn.

Board of Education.

Allen, W. B., Dayton, Tenn.

Bernard, S. M., Bluefield, W. Va.

Blake, Rev. Eugene

Brown, Rev. J. R.

Gates, E. W., Maryville, Tenn.

Davidson, W. L., Jonesville, Va.

Eskridge, Rev. T. J., President.

Finney, E. S., Lebanon, Va.

Fitzpatrick, F. B., East Radford, Va.

French, Rev. J. S.

Jordan, R. L., East Radford, Va.

Long, Rev. S. D. Lowry, Rev. J. E. Malone, Rev. J. W. Mellen, G. jF., Knoxville, Tenn. Mullens, Rev. J. L., Treasurer Orr, Rev. J. C, Vice-President. Saunders, F. L., Chilhowie, Va. Standef er, Rev. R. M. Vaught, Rev. S. B., Secretary. Watson, Rev. N. M. Weaver, Rev. G C.

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Board of Epworth Leagues.

Akers, Samuel, Knoxville, Tenn.

Barnett, Cuen, East Radford, Va.

Bunts, Rev. W. M.

Eastwood, Rev. W. P., Sec.-Tr.

Cox, Rev. C. L.

Lotspeich, Rev. J. H., Vice-Pres.

Morrell, Wm. W., Bluefield, W. Va.

Myers, M. E., Cedar Springs, Va.

Neal, Walter, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Painter, McTeer.

Patty, Rev. G. K.

Peck, Rev. W. B.

Potts, H. F., Pres., Abingdon, Va.

Quessenberry, Rev. M.

Quillian, Roscoe.

Reynolds, Rev. L. S.

Robinson, J. W.

Stradley, John, Appalachia, Va.

Suit, J. K., Pocahontas, Va.

Theilman, Gunner, Johnson City.

Vaught, Rev. H. B., President.

Worley, Rev. E. D.

Board of Finance.

Addington, Rev. E. L., President.

Austin, Rev. S. H.

Cantrell, J. M., Rising Fawn, Ga.

Chafin, J. H.

Crockett, C. G.

Dame, Rev. J. D.

Dean, Rev. C. W.

Handy, Rev. T. R.

Hamilton, Rev. T. S., Treasurer.

Hardin, 0. J.

Hull, W. M., Marion, Va.

Hunter, Rev. A. B., Secretary.

Huntsman, J. N., Bristol, Tenn.

Hurt, E. S.

Kelly, Rufus, Henry's Roads, Tenn.

King, Rev. J.'R.

Miles, Dr. H. M., Wise, Va.

Patty, Rev. J. C.

Wagner, Rev. J. H.

Walker, Rev. R. M.

Wilkinson, J. J., Morristown, Tenn.

Board of Missions.

Allison, Fred, Emory, Va.

Austin, Rev. S. H.

Brock, W. E,, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Carter, Rev. J. M., Conf . Sec. of Mis.

Counts, C. Q., Coeburn, Va.

Delp, Dr. Guy, Rural Retreat, Va.

Hall, T. R.

Hardin, Dr. J. A., Sweetwater, Tenn,

Harle, Baldwin, White Pine, Tenn.

Hendricks, Rev. W. S., Vice-Pres.

Kelso, Rev, H. E., Secretary. Kincaid, C. S. Morrell, Rev. W. M. Peery, Geo. C. Piatt, Rev. R. B., Jr. Stevenson, Rev. M. A., Asst. Sec. Strader, Geo. S., Bluefield, W. Va. Triplett, Rev. R. K. Wampler, Rev. French. Wingo, Rev, C. K., President.

Board of Sunday Schools.

Ash worth, Sam, Graham, Va. Bailey, C. C, Davy, W. Va. Barnett, Rev. J. F. Boyer, Rev. S. S. Brown, Rev. C. R. Brown, L. N., Pikeville, Tenn. Browning, Rev. S. L., Treas. Carter, F. A,, Sweetwater, Tenn. Davidson, W. L., Jonesville, Va. Delp, Dr. Guy, Rural Retreat, Va. Ellis, Rev. W. M.

Hamilton, E. C, Abingdon, Va.

Hodge, Rev. Walter, Sec.

Houts, Rev. T. J.

Johnston, J. F., Wytheville, Va.

Lee, Rev. B. W.

Murphy, W. S., Sevierville, Tenn,

Palmer, W. B., Childress, Va.

Pless, D. A., Morristown, Tenn.

Pierce, Rev. L. W., President,

Slack, E. M., Johnson City, Tenn.

Walker, Rev. W. H.

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Conference Centenary Commission.

Avent, Prof. J. E., Radford, Va. Kelso, Rev. H. E.

Brock, W. E., Chattanooga, Tenn. Lotspeich, E. S., Knoxville, Tenn.

Cobb, Mrs. P. L., Nashville, Tenn. Pennington, R. L., Bristol, Va.

Cobb, Rev. P. L. Shugart, Rev. E. A.

Hendricks, Rev. W. S.

Conference Commission on Educational Movement.

Brock, W. E., Chattanooga, Tenn. Hassinger, L. C, Konnarock, Va.

Carter, Rev. J. M., Bristol, Va. Stuart, H. C, Elk Garden, Va.

French, Rev. J. S., Emory, Va. Watson, Rev. N. M., Bristol, Tenn.

Hardwick, G. L., Cleveland, Tenn.

Commission on Finance.

Baylor, Rev. J. A. Hardwick, G. L., Cleveland, Tenn.

Benton, Rev. J. F. Crockett, G. C.

Cassidy, Rev. E. H. Rosenblatt, F. A., Greeneville, Tenn.

Durham, R. L. Wiley, Rev. E. E.

Hardin, J. L., Emory, Va. Wolfe, Rev. T. R.

Conference Relations.

Browning, Rev. J. W. Jordan, Rev. G. T.

Camper, Rev. R. C. McPherson, Rev. S. T. M., Sec.

Catron, Rev. S. S. Moreland, Rev. G. M.

Cole, Rev. E. H. Morrell, Rev. W. M., Chairman

Guy, Rev. J. T. Painter, Rev. C. E.

Conference Funds — Trustees.

Brock, W. E., Chattanooga, Tenn. Vaughan, Rev. T. C, Fries, Va.

Hamilton, Rev. T. S. Wiley, Rev. E. E.

Kelso, Rev. H. E.

Commission on Midland Methodist — Creed F. Bates, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Rev. E. E. Wiley, Rev. N. M. Watson.

Treasurer of All Conference Funds — Chattanooga Savings Bank.

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