Great Church Conference Opens in Baltimore
The quadrennial session of the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Baltimore on May 6 and will run into June. The church, with about 3.2 million members and 14,000 local preachers, sends roughly 50 delegates, including many women, and features a cosmopolitan roster with missions across Africa Asia and Europe. The article outlines leadership, potential bishops, publishing interests, and a broad international footprint, noting prominent candidates and the scope of the denomination.
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Altimore
General Conference
Eyscoral Church
Mis
Africa
Rhodesia
Vishon J. C. Hartzell
Scott
China
Korea
Japan
Burmah
Pathy Islands
India
South America
Germany
Switzerkand
Italy
Bulgaria
Sweden
Denmar
Norway
Finland
France
Martin Institute
Frankfort-on-the Main
A. J. Nast
Christiche Apologete
Cincinnati
Educ
New York City
F Anderson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Drew Theological Seminary
Bevart
Freeman D. Bevard
San Francisco
California
Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal
African M. EL Zion
Colored Methodist Episcopal
ML E. Church, South
Inter- 1
Messrs
Eaton and
Mains
Methodist Book Concern
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Detroit
Jennings and Graham
Western Methodist Book Concern
Kansas City
San Francigins
Cisce
Merrill
Andrews
Fowler
Fitngerald
Joyce
McCabe
Muber
Thomas Bowman
Foss
Walden
Mailalien
Vincent
Warren
Goodsell
Cranston
Moore
Hamilton
Ber
Spellmeyer
McDowell
M. C. Harris
Wester Tow
Board of Bishops
Bashford
J. L. Nielsen
Wallace College
Berea
Addicks
Central Wesleyan College
Warrenton
Havighorst
German College
Mt Pressant
P. G. ¥Unker
Rocky Mountain
Danial Dorchester
Christchurch
Western Pennsylvania
New England
Edwin H. Hughes
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Episcopal
Western University
School of Trealesy
Boston University
Henry C. Jennings
Mississippi
W. S. Lewis
Morningside College
Sioux City
Charlies Smith
Gishop Asbury
Buying Paint Blindly and Other Blurred Notices
A collage of vintage ads and snippets on paint testing by National Lead Compass, a cautionary note on pure white lead and linseed oil with a blowpipe, interwoven with stray jokes, travel aside, and non sequiturs about South American tactics, castor oil, Castoria ads, and miscellaneous vignettes.
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Woodbridge
Building
New York City
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Baltimore
Central Plant
James N. Buckler
The
Christian Advocate
Gov
Hady
Indiana
Hoch
Kansas
Vi Gilbert
Western Christian Advocate
DD. D. Thompson
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
Stephen J. Herben
Epworth Herald
Henry Wade Rogers
Law School
Yale University
Gov. Buchtel
Colorado
Hanford Crawford
Robert T. Miller
Inland Oil Company
Sabe
Hongcr
Vianco
Blanco
Everybody’s Magazine
Topene
Pease J. Czry
F. J. Cumwsy & Vo
Toledo
Thas
Noragr Praese
Faterzaly
Nina
Meers
Iesi
Feebles
Catholic Standard and Times
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rock Gelatine Co
Mass
Geikie
Minnesota
S. G. Ivesson
St. Paul
Winslow
Ta Bowie
Brooks
Dodds
Pon Ad Rey
Nel
Carters
Hey
Regal
Small Pill
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Melagse
Columbus
Ohio
Wes WS
Ender
NEW Law Ob
Joan YW. Morris
Sions Waspi Ngton
D. G
Ed Nees
Canada
Bruther
Teckison St. Si
Mion
W.Y. Bennett
Boston, Wiest
Tess Bess Wotte Ph Cate Eetecuesack Fog
Pamphieb
TRE Eacycle
Frea
Hyers-Boyd Commission
St Louis
W.N. U
Des Moines
Omaria
Parlin & Orendorff Co
Canton
Ills
River Valley
Utah
Contineal Sonshine
Homeseekers’ Realts Company
Teenriver
South Dakota
Mineapolis
Minneapolis
St Louis R. R
Iowa Central Ry
K. Adams
Iowa
Geo. M. Martin
Oskaloosa
Colt Distemper
Goshen Ind
Michigan
G. A. Hart
Manstee
Oman
Oak ST
Karsas City
Putnam
Petrsareren
Douglas
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