Hodists at Thomasville Bring Conference to Close
The South Georgia conference at Thomasville enters its sixth day with worship led by visiting ministers Bishop Mundler preached and several ordinations performed. Memorials were read. Rev Walker Lewis bids brethren farewell before his move to Little Rock Ark. reports show 1903 finances, members, and churches, with education and board reports approved. Next session set for Sandersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Lewis
Little Rock
Ark
Emory College
J B. McGehes
J. Carr
L. B. Payne
W. T. McMichael
F. A. Stanch
Candler
W A Parks
North Georgia Conference
George G. N. McDonald
Board of Education
Andrew Female College
Nashville
Tenn
Sandersville
Sumner Cirrquit
W. A. King
Moultrié
W. D. McGregor
Sycamore
R. P. Fain
Worth
D. B. Merritt
Waycross
J. B. Johnstone
Waycross—Frimly
J. M. Foster
Brunswick
J. W. Malone
Brunswick—McKendree
M. C. Austin
Darien
W. Rogers
Townsend
B.C Prickett
St. Marys
T. B. Kemp
South Camden
I. A. Tip- bin
J. B. Thrasher
Wright
W. C. Davis
Rochelle
C. W
L. A. Snow
Cedar Grove
B. A. Sanders
Mt. Vernon
W. L Wright
Hazlehurst
W. Lane
Spring Hil
S. A. Hearn
Rhine
A. Philips
Baxley
J. R. Jordan
South Baxley
J. P. Dickinson
Chaney
C. Co. Hines
Dublin
J. M. Lovett
Presiding Elder
G. W. Mathews
George C Thompson
Dublin Mission
C. T. Bickley
Brewton
P. H. Crumpler
Lovett
G. W. Pharr
Harrison
J. T. Mima
Wrishtaville-E. FL
Morgan
Adrian
Jordan
Swainsboro
Sentell
Swalsboro
G. T. Roberts
Statesboro
Whitley Langston
Hockledge Mission
I. K. Chambers
Quince
Thomas Williams
Portal
J. L. Scruggs
Hagan
F. P. Tyson
Reidsville
J. T. Lowe
Grennville
William Kitchens
Altamaha
H. G. Everett
Central College
J I. Gerdine
First Church
Closing Session Highlights for Preachers and 1903 Appointments
The closing session ended at 7 30 PM with Bishop Candler naming the 1903 district appointments for the South Georgia conference. Sandersville was chosen to host next year, and the list covers Savannah, North Macon, South Macon, Columbus, Americus, Thomasville, and multiple circuits with presiding elders and assigned churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
General Conference
Sandersville
J. M. Ontler
Dawson
C. F. Cook
Albany
J. A. Thompson
Quitman
T. W. Derry
Statesboro
South Georgia Conference
Bishop Candler
Savannah
T. DD. Ellis
Trinity
A. M. Williams
Wesley Monumental
H. C Christian
Grace
C. & Jackson
Epworth
J. A. Smith
Eden
W. S. Heath
Guyton
John EB. Seals
Springfield
C. G. Earnest
Rocky Ford
H. C. Fentress
Sylvania
R. R. Norman
Habersham
T. C. Gardner
Girard
W. C Glenn
McBride Mission
Kemp
Wayneaboro
T. M. Christian
Millen
H. P. Myers
Manchester
Swift Creek
George H. Walker
Gordon
C. W. Curry
Journton
J. M. Rusting
Jeffersonville
R. M. Booth
Newtown
Guy D. Moses
Washington
J. M. Lewis
Sandersvile
I. M Outlier
Tennale
F. McCullough
Riddleville
Hampton Stevens
St. Clair Mission
CC. Lovett
Agent Orphans’ Home
W A. Huckabee
W. C. Lovett
Macon
M. A. Morgan
First Street
Rend
Second Street
F. Griffith
Macon Centennary
H. B. Bardwell
Bibb
G. W. Thomas
Bonair
H. C. Brewton
Unadilla
Snow
J. M. Bass
Vienna
B. E. Whittington
Pinehurst
O. W. Snow
Hawkinsville
J. A. O. Cook
Fort Valley
M. Whiting
Marshallville
W. W. Seals
Montezuma
J. H. Mather
Oglethorpe
Liberty
Hotemus Lester
Oak Grove
Pine Leirs
J. F. Cary
Knoxville
Columbus
Pearce Chapel
North Highlands
EB. D. Phillips
Erast Highlands
L. J. Ballard
Cataula
W. T. Clark
Hamilton
W. T Stewart
Midland
J. E. Ellis
Waverly Hall
J. €. Farker
Geneva
A. H. Bazemore
Talbotton
J. A. Thomas
Talbot
H. M. Morrison
Butler
G. W. Childress
Reynolds
P. W
Americus
E. M. Overby
Andersonville
R. B. Ross
Lla
Vite
L. A.hill
Smithville
R. M. Allison
Brenwood
D Snyder
Parrott
J. Shirch
Richland
J. S. Funderburk
Brew
Art
Acton Kelley
Georgetown
Springvale
N. T. Pafford
Fort Games
H. D. Bateman
Cuthbert
J. A. Harman
O. F. Cook
Plains
T. S. Nease
Shellman and Gravee
L. W. Colson
Shellman
G H. Martin
Lumpkin
J. W. Arnold
Andrew Female College
Homer Bush
Thomasville
E. G. Cook
Presiding Elder
P. Wardlaw
Sambridge
J. T. Ryder
Boston
H. C. Jones
Dixie
L. E. Waters
Metcalfe
E. E. Rose
Cairo
W. M. Blitch
Bold Spring
H. P. Stubbs
Climax Mission
EL Padrick
Attapulgus
C. E. Boland
R. A
Digestive aid touts quick relief from indigestion
An advertisement extols Kodol as a digestant that works without the stomach to digest food. It claims the stomach rests while wholesome food strengthens the body, calling dieting unnecessary and promising rapid relief from indigestion. Also lists various church district appointments and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewirr & Co
Chicago
Bntelecon
Siza
A Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Advertisement
A vintage advertisement for Hall's Texas Wonder claims it cures kidney and bladder troubles. It markets one bottle as two months of treatment and promises relief for gravel diabetes seminal emissions back pain rheumatism and bladder irregularities in men women and children. The notice lists Dr E W Hall as sole manufacturer and invites testimonials while noting it is sold by druggists with mail order available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Bor
St. Lowis
Seng
Daring Escape From Raleigh House Fire
Miss Frances Hoke of Raleigh escaped a burning residence at 33 East Fourteenth Street by crawling from a second floor window across a slate roof and down a ladder. The Weyman home burned with contents valued at about 12000 dollars, insured for 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hoke
Raleigh
N. G
C. T. Weyman
East Fourteenth Street
Hodges Makes Appointment First Act of City Court
Macon Georgia December 8 Special Judge Hodges announces his first city court act by appointing Robert Simith as clerk. Simith has served the court since prior term and his colleagues express congratulations as Hodges prepares to take the bench January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Robert Hodges
Robert Simith
Hodges
Smith
Mrr Smith
US Mine Strike Hearings Hear Wartime Wage Debate
In Scranton the coal strike commission spent most of today's session hearing miners accuse the Markle Company of union banishment evictions and wage miscalculations. Witnesses testified children worked unpaid to pay paternal debts and that rent was docked from deceased miners. The panel reviewed a 10 percent wage rise from 1900 reframed as a 2 12 percent rise plus powder cuts, prompting questions and the Erie Company to submit wage data. Costs of living allegedly rose 25 percent in two years as Armour & Co. manager John D. Hughes compared meat prices to 1900 figures, while a cross examination touched on the meat trust and President Roosevelt, drawing a caution from the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Coal Strike Commission
G. B. Markle & Company
Hazleton
Markle Company
Erie Company
John D. Hughes
Armour & Co
Ira H. Burns
Hughes
Wilson
Burne
Meat Trust
Mr. Burns
Teddy’ Roosevelt
General Wilson
United States
Burna
Gray
Burns
The
United
Standard Diaries Advancing 1903 Editions From Milier Co
The John M Milier Company announces arrival of the new Standard Diary for 1903 in all styles and sizes. The retailer lists 39 Market Street as the business address and invites customers to inspect the updated line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Milier Co
Martetta St
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