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JOURNAL OF THE
FLORIDA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
OF THE
1836-1926
6o OFFICERS AND TEACHERS
Forty Students from Florida This Year
WESLEYAN has sent out J,Ooo graduates into 2 7 States and I7 foreign countries; 2 lawyers, 2 physicians, I o journalists, I o librarians, 40 missionaries, 329 teachers, 2,259 home builders.
WESLEY AN offers Standard Courses leading to the A. B. degree.
WESLEYAN Conservatory of Music and School of Fine Arts offers splendid advantages in piano, violin, voice, pipe organ, art, and expression.
High school diploma not required for admission to the Conservatory.
Reservations are being made for I926-'27 and 1927-'28.
For catalogue and view book, address
JVILLIAM F. QUILLIAN, President
M aeon, ''The Heart of Georgia"
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JOURNAL OF THE
FLORIDA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOU1'H
HELD AT ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. JUNE 16-21
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PART I.
DIRECTORY OF CONFERENCE OFFICIALS Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs, President, Birmingham, Ala. Isaac C. Jenkins, Secretary, Box 1377, Orlando, Fla. R. A. Guy, Delray; B. F. Rogers, Lake City, Fla. 0. E. Rice, Statistical Secretary, Ocala, Fla. J. Edgar Wilson, President; Isaac C. Jenkins, Secretary, Legal Conference. I. C. Jenkins, Editor Florida Department, Christian Advocate, Orlando,
Fla. Ludd M. Spivey, President Southern College, Lakeland, Fla. H. L. Phifer, Conference Treasurer, Gainesville, Fla. Florida Methodist Orphanage: J. W. Austin, Superintendent, Enterprise,
Fla.; R. H. Barnett, Agent, Lakeland, Fla. L. P. McCord, Conference Lay Leader, Jacksonville, Fla. F. M. Williamson, Conference Sunday School Superintendent, Lakeland,
Fla. Ira S. Patterson, Missionary Secretary and Centenary Agent, 344 West
Tenth Street, Jacksonville, Fla. W. A. Cooper, Executive Secretary, Hospital Commission, 618 E. Colonial
Drive, Orlando, Fla.
QUAD'RENNIAL BOARDS
COMMISSION ON BUDGET
Chairman-A. M. Hughlett, Arcadia, Fla. Secretary-D. J. Mason, Orlando. Clergy-C. W. White, W. S. Hullett, J. S. Purcell, G. A. Davis, G. Perez. Laymen-H. L. Phifer, Gainesville; John S. Taylor, Largo; G. I. Davis,
Tallahassee; M. G. Waring, Lakeland; L. P. Hagan, Sanford; Mrs. L. Oser, Tampa.
BOARD OF FINANCE
Chairman-W. A. Cooper, Orlando, Fla. Vice-Chairman-Smith Hardin. Secretary-Treasurer-Frank T. Wilson, P. 0. Box 172, Lakeland, Fla. Clergy-H. T. Gaines, L. Munro, C. C. Frazier, E. J. Gates, R. E. L. Fol-
som, W. E. Sewell. Laymen-W. 0. LeMaster, Brooksville; R. M. Arnold, Manatee; 0. 0. Mc
Collum, Jacksonville; H. S. McKinzie, Palatka; Dr. C. F. Kemp, Key West; M. M. Miller, Kissimmee; I. J. McCall, Madison.
BOARD OF MISSIONS
Chairman-W. F. Dunkle, Ocala, Fla. Vice-Chairman-S. W. Walker, St. Petersburg, Fla. Secretary-Treasurer-C. E. Gutteridge, Fort Lauderdale, Fla . Clergy-H. F. Tolle, W. C. Fountain, P. A. Fletcher, I. S. Patterson, J. B.
Rooney, S. A. Wilson, F. E Steinmeyer, L. Oser.
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Laymen-B. M. Pulliam, Lakeland; C. B. Peeler, Jacksonville; P. M. Boyd, Tarpon Springs; Mrs. T. C. Banks, Lakeland; F. H. Trimble, Orlando; C. R. Morgan, Miami; E. L. Greer, New Smyrna; R. A. Gray, Tallahassee; J. W. Cummings, Bradenton; Mrs. W. M. Mullen, Tampa; W. T. Hendry, Perry; L. P. McCord, Jacksonville.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD
Chairman-S. D. Harris, St. Petersburg, Fla. Vice-Chairman-L. D. Lowe, Gainesville, Fla. Secretary-G. F. Scott, Lakeland, Fla. Treasurer-R. H. Wester, Box 3410, Tampa, Fla. Clergy-J. W. Blake, J. D. Lewis, A. C. McCall, W. M. Cooper, C. E. Cook,
R. E. Wicker, J. 0. Grogan, F. Sanz. Laymen-W. R. Briggs, Ft. Myers; R. E. Cowart, Madison; W. F. Cap
pleman, Winter Garden; James H. Bunch, Jacksonville; Dr. S. A. Clark, Lakeland; Mrs. T. P. Jordan, Lake City; J. S. Davis, Homest~ad; Mrs. D. Ozeguera, West Tampa.
BOARD OF CHURCH EXTENSION
Chairman-T. F. Alexander, Tampa, Fla. Vice-Chairman-R. A. Guy, Delray, Fla. Secretary-J. E. Woodward, Fernandina, Fla. Treasurer-J. H. Daniel, Lakeland, Fla. Clergy-F. J. Patterson, G. C. Herndon, E. 0. Heath, J. L. Criswell, T. M.
Lee, J. L. Hunter, G. W. Rosenberry, Ramiro Paula. Laymen-S. Phillips, Williston; J. T. Feaster, Miami; T. J. Watkins,
Clearwater; W. S. Boland, Lloyd; A. T. Patillo, DeLand; H. C. Buckland, Jacksonville; P. T. Richards, Lake Stearns; B. B. Brown, Jacksonville; C. E. Earnest, Bartow; Jesus Caballero, Key West.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Chairman-L. W. Duval, Ocala, Fla. Vice-Chairma,n-H. A. Spencer, Tallahassee, Fla. Secretary-S. I. Hendrix, Fort Meade, Fla. Treasurer-0. E. Rice, Ocala, Fla. Clergy-P. W. Ellis, R. B. Templeton, W. K. Piner, B. F. Rogers, J. G.
Stradley, W. A. Fischer, R. Jimenez. Laymen-J. A. Kelley, St. Petersburg; E. B. Walthall, Winter Haven; A.
B. Blackburn, Quincy; J. C. Wainwright, Sanford; E. T. Raux, Plant City; A. B. Potter, Jacksonville; G. V. Salzer, Jacksonville; A. F. Pickard, Lakeland; Antonio Alvarez, Tampa.
EPWORTH LEAGUE BOARD
Chairman-H. W. Blackburn, Miami Beach, Fla. Vice-Chairman-Angus Williams, Box 2909, Tampa, Fla. Secretary-K. H. Koestline, Mulberry, Fla. T1·easurer-A. C. O'Neill, Gainesville, Fla. Clergy-K. Hollister, W. E. Bryant, H. L. Smith, H. A. Carlton, J. B. Reid,
C. R. Mingledorf, J. D. Murray, L. Monteleone. Laymen-J. A. Culpepper, Jacksonville; W. J. Brown, Miami; Colin Stout,
DeLand; J. H. Therrell, Ocala; J. L. Weissinger, Lake Stearns; Miss Grace LoRe, Tampa; Mrs. C. L. Parker, Miccosukee; D. W. Ferrell.
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BIBLE BOARD
Clet·gy-W. G. Strickland, A. H. Hancock, J. E. Lewis, C. C. Tyler, A.M. Daiger, E. L. Ley, H. J. Davis, R. A. Selby, J. A. Hendry, D. Carrara, J. E. Shepherd.
Laymen-H. S. Smith, Sarasota; F. F. Morgan, Quincy; Mrs. W. W. Clyatt, Ocala; D. W. Hall, Bartow; D. B. Hartsfield, West Palm Beach; M. F. Gribble; Mrs. R. F. McCormick, Live Oak; M. M. Lord, Sanford.
BOARD OF CHRISTIAN LITERATURE
Chairman-A. F. Turner, Jacksonville, Fla. Secretary-Mrs. R. G. Albury, Tampa, Fla. Clergy-W. C. Staats, G. H. York, J. E. Hartsfield, W. C. Rogers, A. P.
Smith, H. Logan. Laymen-E. M. Earnest. West Palm Beach; Mrs. S. H. Bowman, Cler
mont; Mrs. F. M. Carter, Ft. Meade.
BOARD OF TEMPERANCE AND SOCIAL SERVICE
Chairman-W. A. Myres, Lakeland, Fla. Secretary-E. Watt Smith, Sarasota, Fla. Clergy-F. H. Champion, J. L. Bourn, T. R. Adams, F. E. Tiffin, T. H.
Williams, A. G. Cox, S. 0. Hammond. Laymen-P. P. Speer, Arcadia; G. T. Lewis, Cedar Keys; C. Brinkley,
Jacksonville; J. B. McDonald, Stuart; W. G. Tilghman, Palatka; C. M. Blake, Tampa; Mrs. J. M. Gross, Leesburg; E. P. Sanders, Ebb; F. B. Godfrey, Orlando.
HOSPITAL BOARD
Chairman-Geo E. Summers, Pine Castle, Fla. Secretary-Treasotrer-L. E. Wright, Stuart, Fla. Clergy-J. T. Myers, J. D. Hurt, A. H. Moore, T. W. Carlton. Laymen-J. E. Foxworthy, Ft. Myers; J. H. Mercer, Miami; W. D. Sut-
ton, St. Petersburg; L. F. Vaught, Bradenton; Mrs. C. E. Cook, Oveido; G. V. Salzer, Jacksonville; A. Branning, Lake Wales; L. V. McLeod, White Sp:r:ings. ·
HOSPITAL COMMISSION
R. M. Clewis, J. H. Mercer, S.D. Harris, L. P. McCord, W. R. Thomas, I. C. Jenkins, K J. Hilburn, E. E. Watson, H. J. Davis, J. D. Sibert.
BOARD OF LAY ACTIVITIES
Chairman-L. P. McCord, Conference Lay Leader. The members are the Lay Leaders from all the districts.
,QUADREN,NIAL COMMITr!EES O~F EXAl\1INATION 1926-1930
ADMISSIONS
Chairman-H. E. Partridge, Orlando, Fla. Secretary-J. T. Iv.litchell, Groveland. Members_:G, H. York, L. M. Broyles, R. A. Selby, J. S. Purcell, L. E
wright, M. B: Cox.
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COURSE OF STUDY
Co-mmittee of Examination, Admission on Trial-J. T. Coulliette, J. F. Bell, R. F. Hodnett.
Committee on Examination, First Year-J. D. Lewis, C. F. Starnes, W. J. Palmer.
Members of the Class, First Year-Hubert Dodd, Albert Love Smith, Asbury Ronk Buhrman, Alvin Levern Vergason, Robert C. Holmes, James P. Lilly, Oliver Alton Murphey, M. H. Travis, C. H. Voss, W. E. Dennis, J. D. Hurt, E. N. Philpot, Ira E. Williams, P. B. Trigg, C. W. Cotton, 0. Sewell Palmer, Swain Robert Emanuel Carlson, Fred Lee Martin, Jr.
Committee of Examination, Second Year Class-E. M. Rooks, R. E. L. Folsom, George R. Stephens.
Members of Class, Second Year-W . . J. Martin, Henry M. Bullock, W. L. Elkins, Carson Thomas Howes, H. W. Tyler, A. F. Turner, D. M, McCauley, Elias L. Ley. .
Committee of Examination, Third Year Class-A. C. McCall, W. T. Brantley, J. J. Jones.
Members of Class, Third Year-Joseph Otto Kroff, Rufus Eugene Wicker, Ricardo Jimenez, Ramiro Paula, Marshall Everett Meyer, John C. West, T. W. Carlton, H. B. Boyd, Don A. Cooke.
Committee of Examination, Fourth Year Class-E. Watt Smith, J. T. Guy, J. T. Myers.
Members of the Class, Fourth Year-B. F. Rogers, W. R. Howell, L. B. Overstreet, H. W. Blackburn, W. M. Cooper, P·. L. Redfearn, C. W. Alford, J. G. Stradley, A. C. Riviere, R. F. Kersey, Luigi Monteleone, Joseph Barton, J. E. Jones, J. E. Lewis, C. R. Mingledorf, L. M:Reid, C. J. Tyler, C. C. Frazier.
QUADRENNIAL COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON MEMOIRS
A. E. Householder, J. Edgar Wilson, G. M. Glazier, R. H. Barnett, F. R. Bridges, T. L. Z. Barr, J. D. Major.
COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE RELATIONS
R. L. Allen, G. W. Stubbs, W. J. Nease, Thomas Williams, C. S. Gardner, F. B. Langford, W. J. Carpenter, H. C. Hardin.
COMMITTEE ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN STATE SCHOOLS
L. M. Spivey, A. F. Turner, L. P. McCord.
COMMITTEE ON EVANGELISM
S. W. Walker, Chairman; J. B. Rooney, Vice-Chairman; W. C. Fountain, Secretary; P. A. Fletcher, P. M. Boyd, F. H. Trimble, E. L. Greer.
BOARDS OF TRUSTEES
SOUTHERN COLLEGE
J. E. Wall, Chairman; L. N. Pipkin, Vice-Chairman; G. S. Roberts, Secretary; E. T. Raux, Jr., Treasurer.
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Term Expiring 1927-L. N. Pipkin, Mulberry; J. B. Rooney, Fort Myers; E. L. Mack, Lakeland; J. E. Graves, Quincy; A. F. Turner, Jacksonville; J. T. Mitchell, Groveland; H. W. Blackburn (alumni trustee), Miami.
Term Expiring 1928-J. E. Wall, Tampa; E. E. Edge, Groveland; L. F. Vaught, Bradenton; G. F. Scott, Lakeland; R. I. Barnett, Miami; A. M. Hughlett, Arcadia; 0. 0. Feaster (alumni trustee), St. Petersburg.
Term Expiring 1929-S. W. Walker, St. Petersburg; J.P. Hilburn, Tampa; G. S. Roberts, Jacksonville; W. P. Buhrman, Sanford; L. W. Duvall, Ocala; L. P. McCord, Jacksonville; J. J. Swearengen, Bartow; J. H. Daniel, Alumni Trustee, Lakeland; J. H. Mercer, Miami.
FLORIDA METHODIST ORPHANAGE
L. P. Hagen, President; C. E. Howard, Secretary; C. Brinkley, Treasurer; J. R. Cason, S. Hardin, Mrs. J. M. Gross, F. Pixon, G. H. York, M. H. Norton, Mrs. L. D. Childs, J.P. Hilburn, J. H. Mercer, 0. L. Stuart, R. F. Hodnett.
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
Term Expiring 1927-A. C. McCall, A. W. McLeran. Term Expiring 1928-J. D. Major, H. Logan, J. B. Reid, Jr., W. 0. Le
masters.
ANASTASIA METHODIST ASSEMBLY
W. A. Myres, President; I. S. Patterson, Vice-President; G. V. Salzer, Secretary; R. L. Fisher, J. M. Peeler, L. P. McCord, F. E. Steinmeyer, C. W. Dudley, D. G. Barnett, W. S. Hullett, J. J. Heard.
FLORIDA METHODIST FOUNDATION
Ex-Ojjicio-L. D. Lowe, H. A. Spencer, C. H. Summers, W. A. Cooper, A. H. Cole.
Term Expiring 1927-0. 0. McCollum, J. B. Game, J. E. Graves, W. R. Thomas.
Term Expiring 1928-l. C. Jenkins, R. F. Maguire, J. B. McDonald, R. H. Tarr.
Term Expiring 1929-W. A. Myres, Nathan Mayo, W. B. Harbison, T. T. Turnbull.
PREACHERS' RELIEF FUND
C. W. White, Chairman; A. M. Daiger, Secretary; H. L. Phifer, Treasurer; W. H. Schultz, C. C. Frazier, J. W. Cummings, G. A. Davis.
FLORIDA CONFERENCE BROTHERHOOD
H. E, Partridge, President; T. J. Nixon, Vice-President; A. C. McCall, Secretary-Treasurer; J. P. Hilburn, R. H. Barnett, I. S. Patterson.
CO,Ml\1ITTEES OF ONE YEAR
SABBATH OBSERVANCE
L. B. Overstreet, J. Barton, W. R. Howell, J. W. Jackson, L. P. Driskell, H. D. Wood, B. D. Bourn, J. E. Skipper, T. T. Turnbull, P. A. Swank, Mrs. Jos. Mizell, G. S. Fletcher.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE RECORDS
P. L. Redfearn, W. L. Nelson, C. H. Voss, W. T. Rencher, W. J. Jones, W. F. Jones, J. W. Henderson, H. W. Reid, M. H. Travis, D. G. Barnett, Mrs. A. B. Ware, Henry Bullock, M. E. Thompson.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORSHIP
M. H. Norton, S. W. Walker, S. D. Harris.
CONFERENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Conference Superintendent-F. M. Williamson. Extension Secretary-Rev. G. W. Hutchinson. Elementary Superintendent-Miss Hester Douglas. Office Secretary-Mrs. F. M. Williamson. All of these may be addressed at Post Office Box 78, Lakeland, Florida.
OFFICERS DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL BO.\RD
BARTO"\V DISTRICT Rev. K. H. Koestline, Chairman, Mulberry, Rev. N. J. Patterson, Secretary, Fort Meade.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT Rev. W. C. Staats, Chairman, Micanopy, Dr. L. D. Lowe, Secretary, Gainesville.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT Judge J. M. Peeler, Chairman, Jacksonville, P. M. Ulsch, Secretary, Jacksonville.
MIAMI DISTRICT Rev. C. E. Gutteridge, Chairman, Ft. Lauderdale, S. Grover Morrow, Secretary.
OCALA DISTRICT Rev. 0. E. Rice, Chairman, Ocala. Rev. B. C. Bridges, Secretary, Coleman.
ORLANDO DISTRICT Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer, Chairman, Kissimmee, Rev. J. L. Criswell, Secretary, Orlando.
PALATKA DISTRICT Rev. C. E. Cook, Chairman, Oveido, Rev. R. F. Hodnett, Secretary, DeLand.
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT Rev. D. D. Diffenwierth, Chairman, Monticello, Rev. Frank D. Moor, Secretary, Tallahassee.
TAMP A DISTRICT Rev. John T. Myers, Chairman, Tampa, R. H. Webster, Secretary, Tampa.
JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA CO::\FERE::\CE
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETYFLORIDA CONFERENCE
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President-Mrs. T. C. Banks, 514 E. McRorie Street, Lakeland, Fla. Vice-President-Mrs. M. L. Strickland, 701 S. Brevard Avenue, Tampa,
Fla. Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. J. M. Gross, Leesburg, Fla. Recording Secretary-Miss Willie Hartwell, Lakeland, Fla. Treasurer-Mrs. A. F. Baines, 15 E. Sixteenth Street, Jacksonville, Fla.
SUPERINTENDENTS
Young People's Work-Mrs. L. T. Izlar,.Box 407 Ocala, Fla. Junior Work-Miss Elvira Diffenwierth, Box 3379, Clearwater, Fla. Mission Study-Mrs. C. D. Leffler, 618 Brickell Avenue, Miami, Fla. Literature and Publicity-Mrs. M. N. Salley, Tallahassee, Fla. Social Service-Mrs. Frank Eanes, 1009 Johnson Avenue, Lakeland, Fla. Supplies-Mrs. E. T. Roux, Plant City, Fla.
DISTRICT SECRETARIES Bartow-Mrs. W. B. Leslie, Box 1237, Lakeland, Fla. DeLand-Mrs. L. E. A. Hagstrom, Pierson, Fla. Gainesville-Mrs. W. J. Epperson, Bronson, Fla. Jacksonville--Mrs. 0. 0. McCullom, 1745 Park Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Orlando-Mrs. R. N. Jones, Lake Wales, Fla. Ocala--Mrs. W. 0. Lemasters, Brooksville, Fla. Tampa--Mrs. WalterS. Till, 1717 Hills Avenue, Tampa, Fla. Miami-Mrs. V. A. Rutherford, 319 Nortqeast Twenty-third Street,
Miami, Fla. Tallahassee-Mrs. G. K. Armes, 251 West Jefferson Street, Tallahassee,
Fla.
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OUR HONOR ROLL
SUPERNUMERARY
W. F. ALLEN
E. c. CALHOUN
\V. F. JONES.
J. F. PHILLIPS
.G. W. SELLERS
SUPERANNUATES
W. G. ALLABEN
JOHN BEERS
.l\1. T. BELL
J. R. CASON
J. S. CHAPMAN
D. A. COLE
J. P. DURRANCE
HOWARD DUTILL
W. H. FUNK
W. J. GRAY
H. F. HARRIS
G. P. HENDRY
- PAUL KENDALL
J. L. KILGORE
J. E. MICKLER
H. S. MILLER
W. H. NEWKIRK
T. J. NIXON
W. C. NORTON
H. E. PARTRIDGE
G. P. PENNY
W. M. POAGE
B. T. RAPE
C. A. SAUNDERS
SAM SCOTT
W. F. SHOEMAKER J.D. SIBERT
R. A. SOWELL
R. L. SUMNER
D. B. SWEAT
J. W. TAYLER
0. A. THROWER
W. B. TRESCA
J. L. YEATS
JOCRNAL OF THE FLORIDA CO:\FEl~E:\CE 11
CONFERENCE ROLL
.:\' 01 )J arne I Entered on Trial I Conference Year!
Year I Ordained Effec. IDea. Eld.
11 Barnett, R. H. --------------------1 Florida __________________ 1869 I 2\Partridge, H. E ................... !Florida _______ .......... 1872 31Poage, W. M. ----------------------IS. W. Mo .. ______ ... 1874 4iCason, ]. R. --------------------------1 ------------------ ............ 1874 SIThrower, 0. A.------------------ .I.:\. Georgia ......... 1875 61Housholder, A. E ............... !Holston _______________ .1876 71Saunders, C. A. ------------------!Florida .................. 1877 8:Gross, ]. M ........................... \Holston ................ 1877
57 I 1871 1873 55 I 1873 1874 44 11876 1878 42 1876 1880 so 1877 1879 50 11877 1880 32 1879 1882 49 1877 1879
91 Bridges, F. R. --------------------··!Florida .................. 1878 lO;Miller, H. S. _______________________ Florida .................. 1878 1111--Jixon, T. ]. --------------------------!Florida .................. 1878
49 1881 1883 29 1880 1883 48 1880 1883
12jHilburn, ] . P. ----------------------1\V. R. _______ ............ 1880 46 1882 1885 13\Chapman, J. S ..................... 1 1ndian 1vfiss. _____ .. 1880 \ 44 1881 1883 14jCarpenter, W. ] . ................ [S. \V. Mo ............. 1881 15[Wilson, ]. Edgar ................ [Paltimore ............ 1881
45 1883 1885 45 1883 1885
16[Rencher, W. T ................... \Alabama _____ ........ 1881 38 1883 1885 17\Boggess, Olin ...................... jSt. Louis .............. 1884 34 1887 1889 18\Gaines, H. T. ----------------------1?\. Miss ................. 1885 40 1896 1906 19IPixton, F. ----------------------------!Florida __________________ 1886 41 1887 1890 20[Cole, D. A ........................... \Florida .................. 1886 36 1887 1890 21[Gray, W. ]. --·-----------------------!Florida __________________ 1886 27 1886 1890 22[Patterson. I. S. --------------------!Florida .................. 1887 231Rape, B. T ....... ---------- ....... jFlorida __________________ 1887 24\Scott, Samuel ----------------------\Florida __________________ 1887 25[Daiger, A. M. ----------------------!Florida __________________ 1887 26/Davis, H. G. ------------------------/N. Ala. __________________ 1887
39 1890 1892 32 1891 1893 28 1874 1885 39 1890 1892 39 1889 1891
27[MacFarlan, Allan ____________ .IS. Carolina _______ .. 1888 22 1890 1893 28 1 Cooper, \V. A. --------------------!Kentucky .............. 1889 291Mann, A. ?-of. ------------------------!Florida __________________ 1890 30ISewell, W. E. ----------------------!Memphis .............. 1890 31jJ ones, ]. C. .......................... jN. Carolina .......... 1890 32jBlackburn, C. F. ----··---------IFlqrida .................. 1891 33[Eads, F. M. C. --------------------Wlorida .................. 1891 34IGates, E. ]. --------------------------!Florida .................. 1891 351Taylor, J. W. ----------------------\N. Georgia .......... 1891 i
36]Tresca, W. B. ----------------------[Florida .................. 1892 37\Norton, W. C. --------------------[Florida _________ ........ 1892 38/Durrence, ]. P. --------------------/Florida _______________ .. 1892 I 39~Deers, John -----------,-------------[Florida ................ .1892 I 40I~fajor, ]. D. ------ -------------------/S. Carolina __________ 1892 / 41/Broyles, L. M. -----------·····---···IN. Miss ................. 1892 !
42!1\fickler, J. E. --------------------/Florida __________________ 1893
37 1891 1893 34 1892 1894 36 1891 1894 36 1892 1894 36 1893 1896 36 1893 1895 36 1893 1895 32 1893 1895 29 1894 1896 34 1894 1895 21 1895 26 1894 1900 25 1894 1912 34 1894 1896 27 1895 1896
431\Valker, S. W. _____________ .... !Florida __________________ 1893 33 1895 1896
!1\§i~~t:t·. {: ~-- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::'r~?~~- ::::::::::::::::_:::i~~~ I 19 1895 1897 32 1895 1897
46\Dukes, M. F. -----------------------IS Carolina .......... 1893 I 34 1893 1897 47/Bell, ]. F. ------------------------------!Florida ________ ......... 1894 II
481Harris, H. F ...................... -!Florida ------------------1~94 33 1892 1898 25 1896 1898
49jHardin, Smith .................... !Florida __________________ 1895 I 50jWhite, C. W ....................... iFlorida __________________ 1895 I 511Sumner, R. L. ----------------------!Florida __________________ 1895 I 52/Nease, W. ]. ------------------------IS. Georgia ........... 1895 I
531Grogan, J. 0. ----------------------IN. Georgia ______ .. 1895 1· 541 Dutill, Howard ······--·-···--I Florida .................. 1895 I
55/Bell, M. T ........................... ..!Florida _________________ .1896 I 56!\V'illiams, Thomas .............. IS. Georgia ............ 1896 I 57IY ork. G. H. ________________________ ..\Florida ___ _ ______ .. 1897 I
32 1896 1898 31 1896 1900
9 1898 1923 25 1896 1908 31 1897 1899 30 1888 1892 27 1899 1903 30 1896 1900 29 1899 1903
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No! Name I Entered on Trial I I /Conference Year
Year ~ Ordained Effec. Dea. Eld.
58IJ ones, vV. F. ·----------------------- 1 1\. Carolina __________ 1897 I 27 1896 1907 59[Kilgore. ]. L. ----------···········-!Louisiana .............. 18971 60[Guy, J. T. ______________ ................ !Holston ............... 1897 611 Steinmeyer, F. E. -------------- Florida __________________ 1898
22 1899 1901 29 1900 1902 28 1900 1903
62[Mitchell, ]. T ....................... 'Florida .................. 1898 I 28 1900 1903 63iLowe. L. D. _________ ............... 'K. Georgia .... -..... 1898 I 26 1905 1910 64i::t\ewkirk, W. H. __________________ 1\:V. Texas ______________ 1898 \ 6SiBuhrman, W. P. ------------------!Holston ................ 1898
23 1901 1905 28 1900 1904
66 1}enkins, I. C. ________________________ j:t\. Alabama ________ 1899 I 27 1901 1903 67.iCrowson. F. L. --------------------I.Mississippi ____________ 18991 68!Dunkle, W. F. ____________________ !Indian Mis ........... 1899 69'Cole. A. H. --------------------------Florida __________________ 1899
27 1899 1903 28 1899 1903 27 1903 1905
70[Summers, C. H. ------------------Florida .................. 1900 I 26 1900 1904 711 Roberts. G. S. ----------------------1 Florida .................. 1901 I 721Funk, W. H. ------------------------1 Flor~da .................. 1901 73[Myres. W. A. ----------------------IFlonda _________________ .1901 74[Barr, T. L. Z. ----------------------Florida __________________ 1901 I
26 1901 1905 19 1903 1905 25 1901 1906 25 1901 1907
7S!Palmer, W. ] . ...................... 1 N. Texas .............. 1901 I 76IJ ackson. ]. W. -------------------- 1 Kentucky ............ 1901. 771Sov,·ell, R. A ......................... ,S. Georgia ............ 1902 I 78jLe\vis, J. D. -------------------------- K. Georgia _________ .1902
25 1903 1905 25 1903 1905 20 1904 1906 24 1901 1901
79'Ellis. P. W. ------------------·-------'S. Georgia ............ 1902 I 24 1902 1904 80:Austin, J. W. ----------------------1Florida __________________ 1903 I 81'
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Haeflinger, H. J ................. [Florida __________________ 1903 24 1901 1912 24 1903 1906
82r:t\ Orton, M. H. _____________ ,_ ..... 'Florida __________________ 1903 I 23 1903 1907 831 Barnett, R. I. ----------------------1 Florida .................. 1903 23 1902 1906 84!Davis, G. A. __________________________ :s Georgia ____________ 1903 23 1902 1907 8S[Spencer, H. A. --------------------'\V. Virginia ...... 1903 23 1906 1908 86'Allaben. vV. G. ------------------- S. Georgia ___________ .1903 22 1905 1907 87]Cook. C. E. --------------------------IS. Georgia ____________ 1903 I 23 1905 1907 88/Sweat, D. B. ------------------------:Florida _______ .. 1904 I 89IA11en. \V. F. ------------------------1 Florida .... ..1904 90[Mathison, C. W. ----------------!N. Alabama .......... 1904
18 1906 1908 10 1904 1908 21 Eld.
911Troutman, \V. 0. ----------------!St. Louis ______________ 1904 15 1904 1919 92[0ser, L. --------------------------------Florida .... ___________ : 1904 16 1906 1907 931Tyler. C. C. __________________________ IS. Georg·ia ______ .... 1904 13 1907. 1919 94/Hodnett, R. F. --------------------/K. Georgia __________ 1905 95!Penny, G. P. ------------------------!S. Carolina ... ___ 1905 96[Hughlett, A. M. ------------------ 1femphis ______________ 1905 I 97\Patterson, F. ]. ------------------Florida ______ _ _____ .1906 98:Hendrix. S. I. --------------------- florida __________________ 1906 1 99[Purcell, ]. S. ------------------------:Mississippi __________ 1906 I
100[Kendall,. Paul ----------------------;5. Georgia ...... -..... 1906 I 101JHendry, G. P. -------------------· S. Georgia ............ 1906
21 1905 1909 11 1901 1907 21 1907 1909 20 1909 1913 21 1904 1910 20 1905 1910 18 1908 1910 14 1908 1910
102[Myers, ]. T. __________________________ i:1femphis .. __________ 1906 I 103[Bourn, B. D. ------------------------'S. Georgia ____________ 1907 I
20 1905 1906 19 1909 1911
104IAdams, T. R. ------------------------, Flor~da ------------~-----1907 \ 105[Woodward, ]. E. --------------: F londa __________________ 1907
19 1911 1913 19 1910 1913
106[Mullen, W. M .................. --!Tennessee ............ 1907 I 19 1909 1911 107\Smith, E. Watt .. ----------------iLouisiana ______________ 1907 I 17 1907 1911 1081Clark, ]. F. ------------------------ -IFiorida _________________ 1907 ! 19 1909 1911 109\Rooks, E. M. ----------------------!Alabama ______________ 1907 I llO[Brantley, W. T. __________________ I Florida ________________ 1908 I
19 1909 1911 18 1910 1918
1111 Dieffenwierth, D. D ........... :Florida .. _____________ 1908 I 1l2[Rooney, ]. B. ----------------------'Florida __________________ 1908 I
18 1911 1916 18 1910 1912
113[Jones, }. } . ............................ [N. Alabama ........ 19081 1 14[Champion, F. H ................. !,W. R. ____________________ 1908 l151Scott. G. F. _______________ .......... [Florida _________________ 1908
18 1893 17 1912 1914 18 1896 1906
JOCRNAL OF THE FLORIDA CO)(FERENCE 13
No! Name Entered on Trial I I !Conference Year!
116!McConnell, C. W ............... !Alabama .............. 1908 I 1171 Coulliette, J. T. ···········-······/Louisiana .............. 1908 118!Carerra, D. ·······-····-·············Florida ······------------1909 1 191 Perez, G. ······---··-······-··--······-!Florida ·······---··------1909 120lFolsom, R. E. L. ................ iFlorida __________________ 1909 1211 Heath, E. 0. ·-···-·····--···········jSo. Georgia ........ 1925 122IWilson, S. A. -------------··--····· F!orida _________________ 1909 123!Se1by, R. A. -----------····--------·--IKentucky ____________ 1909 124!McAfee, H. H. ·-------------------!Tennessee ____________ 1909 125!Hollister, K. -····-----······--------I Florida _________________ 1910 126!Stricklan.d, W. G. ·---···---·---!Florida __________________ 1910 1271Stephens. G. R. ------------------1.5. Georgia ____________ 1910 1281Hardin, H. C. ----------·---··------IF!orida __________________ 1911 1291Logan, Holmes ------------------IFlorida __________________ 1911 130!Shepherd, J. E ..................... !Florida __________________ 1911 131!Bourn, J. L. ________________________ JS. Georgia ____________ 1911 132!Bryant, W. E. ____________________ __!Alabama _____________ .1911 1331 Fischer, W. A. _________________ jFJorida __________________ 1912 1341Murray, ]. D. ______________________ !Florida _________________ .1912 136iSpivey, Ludd M. ______________ __1St. Louis _____________ .1912 1371Guy, R. A. -----·-------------··-------!Florida ----··------------1913 138ILangford, F. B. ________________ __!Florida __________________ 1913 1391Daniel, ]. H. ______________________ __!Florida __________________ 1913 140iHendry. James. A. ______________ !Florida __________________ 1913 1411Hullett. W. S. __________________ ..IN. Alabama ________ 1913 142iChurchwell, W. ]. ____________ __IS. Georgia ____________ 1913 1431Hartsfield, J. E. __________________ !Florida __________________ 1914 144iH unter. ]. L. ______________________ __!Florida __________________ 1914 145!Fountain, W. C. ________________ !Florida __________________ 1914 1461McCall. A. C. ______________________ !Florida __________________ 1914 1471Summers, G. E. __________________ IN. Georgia __________ 1914 148!Simpson, L. B. ____________________ ! ________________________________ 1914 1491Cox, M. B. ---------------------------1)\· Carolina __________ 1914 1501Stubbs. G. W. ______________________ !Florida __________________ 1914 151!Carlton, H. A. ____________________ [Holston ___________ 1914 152[Nelson, W. L. __________________ 1 Tennessee ____________ 1914 153IRogers. W. C. ______________________ 1 Florida __ 1915 1541Fletchcr, P. A. ____________________ :Florida ______________ 1915 155!Calhoun. E. C. __________________ JFlorida __________________ 1915 1561Rice, 0. E. __________________________ iFJorida _________________ 1915 1571Gutteridge. C. E. _____________ [Florida __________________ 1915 1581Allen, R. L. _______________________ __!Tennessee _________ 1915 159IWright. L. E. ______________________ j.:\. Georgia __ 1915 160[Lee, T. M. ____________________________ JX. Georgia _________ 1915 161[Munro. L. ____________________________ ,Florida ___ _ __ .1915 1621Reid, J. B., Jr. ____________________ jFloricla ____ _ __ 1916 163[Hancock, A. H. __________________ 'Florida _ __ _ _ _______ 1916 1641Hammond. S. 0. _______________ !Dennr __________________ 1918 16SIGardner. C. S. ____________________ JF!orida __________________ 1919 166,Lewis, ]. E. ------------------------1 Florida __________________ 1919 167 Sanz, F. --------------------------------1 Florida __________________ 1919 1681 Koestline, K. H. ------------------:Florida __________________ 1919 169JHerndon, G. C. ----------------iFlorida __________________ 1920 170jSkipper, J. E. ______________________ JFlorida __________________ 1920 1711Herndon, W. H. ________________ [Florida __________________ 1920 1721Gaines, ]. P. ·-------- ______________ I Florida __________________ 1920 173IWilliams, T. H. _________________ Jt\. Georgia __________ 1920 I 174/Starnes. C. F. --------------- ...... !Tennessee ____________ 1920 I
Year Effec.
17 18 17 17 17 11 17 15 7
16 16 16 15 15 15 11 15 14 14 14 13 13 13 13 13 12
-12 12 12 12 9
12 12 12 12 12 11 11 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 8 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6
I Ordained
Dea. Eld.
1
1910 1909
1 1912 I 1911 I 1885
I 1917 1914
I 1911
I, 1910 1912
I 1913 1 1913 1 1913
1
1914 1913
I
I 1908 1914 1914 1914
1 1916 I 1921 i 1915
/ 1915 1914
1
1915 1916 1918
I 1914
1
1916 1914
1
1916 1916
I 1 1918 1 1916.
1918 1918 1917 1917 1917 1917 1911 1916
1918 1920 1920 1921 1921 1921 1921 1922 1922 1922 1921
1917
1912 1912 1925 1914 1913 1918 1917 1913 1919 1918 1914 1915 1915 1915 1916 1923 1913 1916 1916 1916 1922 1923 1917 1917 1916 1917 1919 1921 1918 1918 1919 1918 1918 Eld. 1918 1920 1920 1920 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 Eld. 1920 1924 1924 1923 1924 1923 1923 1924 1924 1924 1924 1925 1921
14 JOGRXA.L OF THE FLORIDA CO~FEREr\CE
Nol Name I Entered on Trial \ I /Conference Year
175!Boyd, H. B. ······-------·-·····----'Florida __________________ 1920 : 176/Frazier, C. C. ...................... Florida _________________ .1920 177/Rosenberry, G. W ............. !Florida __________________ 1920 178/Caldwell, R. T. ······----------····Florida __________________ 1921 I 1791 Criswell, J. L. ·--------·----········ Florida __________________ 1921 180IGlazier, G. M •.................... Florida _______________ 1921 I 181/Smith, M. L ......................... /Florida ________________ 1921 I 182/Thompson, M. E. ................ Florida __________________ 1921 I 1831Cramer, F. W. ······--------······Florida __________________ 1921 I
184IBlake, J. W. ·-----------------------X. Georgia __________ 1921 I 185[Godfrey, A. A. ------------------ \V. N. C. _____________ 1921 I 186:Carlton, T. W. -----------------·-·Florida _______________ .1921 I 1871Cox, A. G. ··-------------·····---!Florida --------·-····--1922 I 188/J ones, ]. E. -----------·----·------- Florida _________________ .1922 I 1891 Barton, Joseph ·-------·-----------'Florida __________________ 1922 I 190IMingledorf, C. R. ----·-----------!Florida ________________ 1922 I 191ICooke, D. A. --------------··-------·IFlorida __________________ 1922 I 192IReid, L. M ........................... [Florida ------------·---1922 I 193IOverstreet, L. B. ----------~---··IFlorida __________________ 1922 I-1941Lawhern, B. F ................... !Florida __________________ 1922 I
• 1951 Phillips, J. F. ···-----··-······-····'Florida __________________ 1922 1
196IPiner, W. K .....................•. 'Florida __________________ 1923 I 1971Cooper, W. M •.................... ~- 1-Iexico ____________ 1923 I 1981Shoup, W. W. ·················-·!Florida ________________ .1925 I 1991 Shoemaker, vV. F. ----------!Florida -------------- 1887 I 2001 Tolle, H. F. ______ ---------------1 Mississippi ________ 1900 201/Carlton, T. Vv. ----------------1 Florida ______________ 1921 I 2021 Myer, M. E. ______________ ------1 Florida _ _________ 1921 I 2031 Driskell, L. P. _____ ----------1 Florida ________________ 19221 204IKersey, R. F. _________________ ! Florirla _______________ 1922 2051Alford, C. W. --------------------1 Florida ______________ 1923 2061 Blackburn, H. \V. __________ I Florida _____________ 1923 I 2071 Howell, W. R. ________________ I Illinois ______________ 1923 I 2081 Monteleone, L. ··-···-·-······---!Florida _______________ 1923 I 209IRogers, B. F. ---------···--------.I Florida ________________ 1923 I 2101 Redfearn, P. L. ---------···----.I Florida _______ 1923 I 2111 Reviere, A. C. ·-------------------1 Florida _______________ _1923 2121 Stradley, J. G ...................•• 1 Florirla ________________ 1923 2131 Kroff, ]. 0. ------------------------1 Florida ________________ 1924 214IWicker, R. E. --------------------1 Florida ________________ 1924 2151 Paula, R. ·----------------------------1 Florida ________________ 1924 216IJ emenez, R. ··----------------------1 Florida ________________ 1924 2171 West, John C. ------------------1 Florida ________________ 1924 2181 McCauley, D. M .. : __________ I Florida ______________ 1924 219) Staats, W. C. ··---------·------- .. !Florida ________________ 1925 220/Templeton, R. B. --------------1 Florida ________________ 1924 I
Year Effec.
6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3
26
27 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
I Ordained IDea. Eld.
11924 1924 1895 1897
I 1923 1925 I 1923 1925 I 1923 1925 I 1923 1926 I 1923 1925 I 1923 1925 I 1923 1925 I 1922 1925 I 1925 I 1924 1926 I 1923 I 1923
' 1924 1926
1924 1924 1926 1925 1925 1907 1908 1885 1887 1925 1906
1902 1912 1925 1924
1920 Eld.
1925 1924 1925 1925 1925 1925 1925
1 .. 1925 1926 1926 1926 1925 1925
1918 1914 1916 1916 1916
The following names have not been entered on the chronological roll because the necessary dates and data have not been furnished the editor of the minutes:- S. H. G. Burgin, Omar Charles, H. G. Cowan, C. W. Crooke, G. W. Hutchinson, W. J. Jones, G. W. Sellers, A. P. Smith, F. E. Tiffin, 0. J. Tyler, E. M. Wise.
JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA CO:\'FEREXCE 15
ON TRIAL
Nol Name !Year entered!
liE. L. Ley --------------------------------------------------------------1 1921 2 C. W. Cotton ----------------------------------------------------------1 1923 3 P. B. Trigg ------------------------------------------------------------1 1923 4 W. L. Elkins ---------------······-------------------------------------1 1924 5 C. T. Howes ----············----------------------------------------1 1924 610. Sewell Palmer ------------------------------------------------1 1924 71H. W. Tyler ----------------------------------------------------------1 1924 8/A. F. Turner --------------------------------------------------------1 1924 9/Ira E. Williams ----------------------------------------------------1 1924
10/W. ]. Martin ----------------------------------------------------------1 1925 11/M. H. Travis --------------------------------------------------------1 1925 12/C. H. Voss ------------------------------------------------------------~ 1925 13/W. E. Dennis --------------------------------------------------------! 1925 14/J. D. Hurt --------------------------------------------------------------' 1925 15/H. M. Bullock ------------------------------------------------------' 1925 16IE. N. Philpot --------------------------------------------------------1 1925 17/Hubert Dodd ·-------------------------------------------------------' 1926 18/Albert Love Smith ----------------------------------------------1 1926 19/Asbury Ronk Buhrman ------------------------------------1 1926 20/Alvin Levern Vergason --------------------------------------1 1926 21/Robert C. Holmes ------------------------------------------------1 1926 221] ames P. Lilly ------------------------------------------------------1 1926 23 Oliver Alton Murphey --------------------------------------1 1926 24/Swain Robert E. Carlson .................................. / 1926 251Fred Lee Martin, Jr. ------------------------------------------1 1926 26IA. B. Austin ----------------------------------------------------------1 1926
Class Second year First year First year Second year Second year First year Second year Second year First year Second year First year First year First year First year Second year First year First year First year First year First year First year First year First year First year First year First year
16 JOCRKAL OF THE FLORIDA CONFERENCE
LAY DELEGATES
BARTOW DISTRICT C. E. Earnest, Bartow F. Watts Hall, LaBelle Paul Swank, Lakeland M. G. Waring, Lakeland H. W. Reid, Fort Meade B. F. Oswalt, Punta Gorda Dr. D. G. Barnett, Arcadia P. P. Speer, Arcadia
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT ·Mrs. P. N. King, Williston Rev. P. K. Rowell G. T. Lewis, Cedar Keys Mrs. A. D. Ware Mrs. E. R. McCormack A. W. McLaren, Wellborn E. P. Purnell Shelton Phillips, Williston
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT G. D. Barnett, Ortega J. M. Peeler, Jacksonville H. L. Ezell, Callahan B. 0. Berry, ·st. Augustine A. B. Potter, Jacksonville L. P. McCord, Jacksonville C. Brinkley, Jacksonville C. B. Peeler, Jacksonville
MIAMI DISTRICT C. R. Morgan, Miami J. T. Feaster, Miami S. J. Davis J. L. Love George Fletcher, Miami J. B. McDonald E. M. Earnest B. D. Hartsfield, W. Palm Beach
OCALA DISTRICT J. S. Tayler, Largo Douglas Bailey, Clearwater T. J. Watkins, Clearwater J. H. Therrill, Ocala S. D. Harris, St. Petersburg Mrs. W. W. Clyatt, Ocala Mrs. J. M. Gross, Leesburg Mrs. M. H. Norton, Ocala
ORLANDO DISTRICT D. J. Mason, Orlando E. B. Walthall, Winter Haven Mrs. S. H. Bowman, Clermont J. H. Wilson, Winter Haven P. T. Richards M. M. Lord, Sanford M. M. Miller F. H. Trimble, Orlando
PALATKA DISTRICT A. T. Patillo H. S. McKinzie E. L. Greer J. C. Wainwright G. W. Hull M. E. Dooley L. E. Jordan Mrs. C. E. Cook
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT R. A. Gray M.A. Smith G. I. Davis R. E. Cowart W. S. Bolen T. T. Turnbull H. J. Davis J. P. Kinsie
TAMP A DISTRICT T. F. Alexander L. F. Vaught E. T. Roux J. W. Cummins R. W. Arnau R. H. Wester Mrs. R. L. Allen Mrs. R. G. Albury.
LATIN DISTRICT Mrs. W. M. Mullen Mr. Jesus Caballero Miss Adeline Peeples Mrs. L. Oser Miss Carrie Porter Mrs. Dolores Ozeguera Miss Golda Runkle Mrs. N. O'Bierne
JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA COXFERE~CE
ALPHABETICAL ROLL OF CONFERENCE N o.j N arne I Post Office I Appointment
1 Adams, T. R ________ \619 Williams St., K. West I Fleming St. 2 Alford, C. W ______ ---1 Emory 'niversity, Ga _______ Student 3 Allaben, W. G _____ ---1 Fulford ____ _ _ _ __ _ __ Superannuate
· 4 Allen, W. F __ \Titusville _ __ __ --~Supernumerary 5 Allen, R. L _ __ 509 Hanna Ave., Tampa __ Seminole Heights 6 Austin, J. W ____ --1 Benson Springs __ Supt. Orphanage 7 Austin, A. B. ______ _ __ I Gainesville ________ --1 University Pastor
8 Barnett, R. H 9 Barnett, R. I
10 Barr, T. L. Z 111 Barton, Joseph 121 Beers, John 13 Bell, J. F __ 14 Bell, M. T_ 15 Blackburn, H. W. 16 Blackburn, C. F 17 Blake, J. W 18 Boggess, Olin 19 Bourn, B. D _ 20 Bourn, J. L __
I I ---11017 S. Blvd., Lakeland ---1 Agent Orphanage
_ 1642 S. W. 12th St., Miami Presiding Elder Lake Wales ___ I Lake Wale.;;
___ Route B, Dade City _ __!Spring Lake 4006 Stovall Ave., Tampa -~Superannuate 121 N.W. lOth Ave., Miami Riverside Palmetto _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ Superannuate Box 127, Miami Beach --1 Miami Beach 318 E. Jackson, Orlando , Presiding Elder
___ Hollywood -I Hollywood Lakeland _ _:Professor Southern
Bowling Green __ Bowling Green
17
21 Boyd, H. B 22 Brantley, W. T 23 Bridges, F. R__ 24 Buhrman, A. R
Box 713, Haines City__ --1 Haines City
Loughman --I Loughman&Lake Alfred Winter Garde;1 --I Winter Garden
25 Buhrman, W. P 26 Bryant, W. E _ 27 Broyles, L. M
28 Bullock, H. M 28a Burgin, S. H. C
Umatilla __ 1 Umatilla
2703 North Orange Ave., I
Orlando __ ;North Orlando Sanford _~Sanford 118 King St., St. Augustine I St. Augustine 532 Hibiscus Ave., West !
Palm Beach First Church Box 1377, Orlando Concord Park 419 N. E. First Ave.,
1 Miami 29 Calhoun, E. C" ·Lake City
Trinity Supernumerary Crescent City ~0 Caldwell, R. T Crescent City
31 Carlson, S. R. E __ Orlando Walker Mem. and Lu-
32 Carpenter, W. J 33 Carrera, D 34 Cason, J. R _ 35 Carlton, H. A 36 Carlton, T. W 37 Champion, F. H 38 Chapman, J. S 39
1 CLarks, Orr ;:r
40 1 L hu.rchwell, W. J
I 411 Clark, J. F 421 Cole, A. H __ 431 Cole, D. A__ 441 Cook, C. E 45\ Cooke, D. A_
I
cerne Park Palatka __ Palatka 207 Arch St., Tampa _
1 Colporteur
Delray ___ Superannuate Largo Largo Highland City_ __ Highland City Newberry ___ Newberry 309 N. Clara Ave., D2Land Superannuate Sulphur Springs __ Sulphur Springs
, ~:35 West Monroe St .. I JacksonvilL __ St. Mathews Tavares __
1 Tavares
Tallahasse2 __ 1 Presiding Elder
___ Jesup, Ga., (,~.Mrs. E. J. Nix 1 Superannuate __ Oviedo Oviedo and Geneva __ St. Petersburg _ Northside and Bay-
461 Cooper, W. A __ 618 E. Colonial Drive, borough--Student
Executive Secretary Hospital Commission I · Orlando_ _
47\ Cooper, W. M _ 2107 27th St., S. W.,
I Miami _ __ Silver Bluff
48 Cotton, C. W__ Mayo _ _ __ __ _ Mayo 491 Coulliette, J. T_ Clearwater, Route 8 ___ Seminole 50 I Cox, A. G Madison _ East Madison
__ 5_l~[C __ o_x, __ M_. __ B _________ -~-i_G_r_e_e __ n CoveS_~pr_i_n~g_s ______ ~G __ re_2_n __ C_o_v_e_S_~p~r_i_n~g_s __ _
18 ]OURKAL OF THE FLORIDA COI\FERESCE
No.I Name I Post Office I Appointment 52 Cowan, H. G _____________ 1783 N. W. 17th St., Miami __ I Highland Park 53 Crook, C. W ____________ 1 Jacksonville____ _ _ ___________ I Anti-Saloon League 54 Cramer, F. W ______ ---1 McClenny ________________ ---1 McClenny 55 Criswell, J. L _________ 1728 E. Livingston, Orlando I St. Johns 56 Crowson, F. L____ [Okeechobee___________ ___ __ ___ _ Evangelist
I I _I Ceder Keys ______________________ ---/Cedar Keys
i 1002, S. Blvd. Lakeland _____ Dixieland 57 Daiger, A. M __ 58 Daniel, J. H ___ _ 59 Davis, G. A ____ _ ___ 'Tarpon Springs _ __ __ i Tarpon Springs 60 Davis, H. G _ 61 Dieffenwierth, D. D __ 62 Dennis, W. E_ __
Hastings____ _____ __ _ __ I Hastings Monticello ________ .. _ ---1 Monticello Sulphur Springs Station, /
Tampa___ ______ ___ ___ _ . Oak Grove & Hillsboro 63 Dunkle, W. F_____ Ocala________ _ ___ -I Ocala District 64 Dodd, Hubert ____ I Venice______ _ ___ ---1 Venice and Englewood 65 Durrance, J. P___ i Palm Harbor__ _ -------1 Superannuate 66 Driskell, L. P_ _ _ ! LaBelle____ ____ _ ----1 LaBelle 67 Dukes, M. F________ 1 Nocatee_______ _ _ _ __ I Nocatee and Ft. Ogden 68 Dutill, Howard _____ -I Box 477, Umatilla____ --1 Superannuate
I I I 69 Eads, F. M. C___
1
Greensboro________ _ __ I Greensboro 70 Elkins, W. L____ , Chaires____ _________ __I Leon Circuit 71 Ellis, P. W _ 1128 W. lOth St.,
72 Fischer, W. A _____ 73 Fletcher, P. A _______ 74 Folsom, R. E. L ____ 75 Fountain, W. C _
76 Frazier, C. C 77 Funk, W. H ____
78 Gaines, H. T __ 79 Gaines, J. P ____ 80 Gardner, C. S __ 81 Gates, E. J 82 Glazier, G. M ___
83 Godfrey, A. A ___ 84 Gray, W. J ______ 85 Grogan, J. 0 ___ 86 Gross, J. M _______ 87 Gutteridge, C. E 88 Guy, J. T ______ 89 Guy, R. A ____
90 Haefiinger, H. J
91 Hammond, S. 0 _ 92 Hancock, A. H ___ 93 Hardin, H. C ______ 94 Hardin, Smith ___
95 Harris, H. F _____
96 Hartsfield, J. E __ 97 Hendrix, S. !__ __ _ 98 Heath, E. 0 ___ _ 99 Hendry, James A __ _
100 Hendry, G. P _______ _ 101 Herndon, G. C ... _
Jacksonville __ _ Palmetto _______________ _ Live Oak_________ . __ Fort White ____________ _ 600 Stockton St.,
First Church Palmetto and Terraceia Live Oak Fort White
Jacksonville. . __ _ Wesley Memorial Central Superannuate
Box 922, St. Petersburg _____ _ Pine Castle ___ _
High Springs_ Safety Harbor __ Pompano Jasper____ _ _ _ _ __ _
High Springs Safety Harbor Pompano Jasper
Northwood Sta., Box 243, West Palm Beach . __
Mims ______ _ Hinson Bradenton_ Leesburg __ Fort Lauderdale Boynton __ _ Delray ___ _
Northwood Mims
_____ Superannuate Bradenton Leesburg Fort Lauderdale Boynton Delray
316 W. Wisconsin Ave., DeLand______ _
Frostproof ___ _ Chattahoochee ___ _ Bartow___ _ __ _ 205 E. 7th St., Jack-
sonville _________ _ 639 Ninth Ave.,
St. Petersburg __ _ Bunnell Fort Meade __ _ Clearwater_ Zolfo Springs _ Pinetta, Fla 1201 E. 14th St.,
Jackson ville ___ _
DeLand District Frostproof Chattahoochee Bartow
Springfield
Superannuate ___ Bunnell
Fort Meade First Church
1
Zolfo Springs 1 Superannuate
II • ---. Marvm
JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA CONFEREXCE 19
No.I Name I Post Office I Appointment 102 Herndon, W. H __________ \Webster _____________ -----------------1 Webster & Center Hill 103 Hilburn, J. p ______________ 213 Lee St., Tampa ______________ \ Tampa District 104 Hodnett, R. F__________]238 Clara Ave., DeLand....\ DeLand 105 Hollister, K_ _________ -----1 Madison _____ -------------------------~Madison 106 Holmes, R. C _____ ---1 Lady Lake ____________________ ------- Lady Lake 107 Householder, A. E___ Ortega ____________________________________ Ortega 108 Howell, W. R_ ___________ Newport Richey _________________ \Newport Richey 109 Howes, C. T ______________ Palm Harbor ________________________ Palm Harbor 110 Hughlett, A. M ________ I Arcadia _________________________________ Arcadia 111 Hullett, W. S ____________ J New Smyrna ... ·--------------~----- New Smyrna 112 Hutchinson, G. W ____ J Box 78, Lakeland______ _ ____ Sunday School
1 1 Extension Secretary
113 Hunter, J. L _____________ 1 Titusville ------------------------------~1 Titusville
114 Hurt, J. D __________________ 1
Box 370, Gulfport__ _____________ Gulfport & Childs Park
I ' 115 Jackson, J. W ____________ i Fulford___________________________ ---1 Fulford 116 Jenkins, I. C __________ ---1 Box 1377, Orlando ______ . -I First Church
117 Jimenez, Ricardo ______ i 56~2a~~~~-~~~~-~~~:~----- -------1 West Tampa 118 Jones, J. C _________________ I Moore Haven ____________________ Moore Haven 119 Jones, .J. E_____ _ ______ _\Alachua _____________________________ Alachua 120 Jones, .J. J ...... __________ !Coleman ___________________ --------1 Coleman 121 Jones, W. F ______________ i Lake "\Vales ___________________________
1
Super11;umerary 122 Jones, W. J _______________ i Sebastian .......... ______________ --- Sebastian 123 Kendall, PauL ..... -----[1450 Graham St., Atlanta, I
- i Ga __________________________ --- _______ I Superannuate 124 Kersey, R. F ______________ , Reddick __________________________ --1 Reddick 125 Kilgore, J. L--------------1 Route 1, Box 37 A, II
Stone Mountain, Ga .... ___ Superannuate 126 Koestline, K. H ______ \Punta Gorda .... ______________ ---1 Punta Gorda 127 Kroff, J. 0 ... ------------- 1 Crystal River ______________ -------1 Crystal River
I !
128lLangford, F. B.* _______ ! Coleman ______ . __ . _________ 1 Coleman 129 Lawhern, B. F ____ -----1 Lakeland______________ _ _________ ---1 City Mission 130 Lee, T. M ________________ .! Okeechobee ______________ .. ---1 Okeechobee 131 Ley, E .. L __________________ [1221 Catherine St., Key I
I West _________________ .. __________ Lee Memorial 132 Lewis, J. E_ ____________ !St. Petersburg ________________ Pasadena 133 Lewis, J. D .... __ -------1 Box 213, Lemon City ______ ---1 Lemon City and Little
134 Lilly, J. P ________________ Carrabelle_~---------
135 Logan, Holmes _________ Apopka_______________ _ 136 Lowe, L. D________ ___ _ Gainesville __________ _
137 McAfee, H. H ____________ 1620 N. Fern Creek Ave.,
River Carrabelle and Sop
choppy Apopka Gainesville, 1st Church
Orlando_________________ ____________ Highland Grove 138 McCall, A. C ____________ Brooksville ________________________ Brooksville 139 McCauley, D. M____ White Springs ____________________ White Springs 140 McConnell, C. W_____ Homeland ___________________________ Homeland 141 McFarlan, Allen ________ Inverness __________________________ Inverness 142 Major, J. D _______________ Seffner____ _ __________ -- _____ ----~Seffner 143 Mann, A. M ____________ . Elfers _____________________________ Elfers and Odessa 144 Martin, F. L., Jr ________ Melrose ____________________________ Melrose 145 Mathison, C. W ________ Vero Beach ______________________
1
Vero Beach 146 Martin, W. J _____________ Limestone __________________________ Limestone 147 Mickler, J. E _____________ l Box 26, DeLand _________________ Superannuate
~!~ ~~~=l~d~~f~·c:··R·.---~~:: rs~kN.--R-idg~~~~d 'A~~.-:- --- Superannuate Daytona Beach ________________ Daytona Beach
20 JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA CONFEREXCE
No.I Name I Post Office Appointment 150 Mitchell, J. T ___________ Groveland ____________________ _ Groveland
Junior Pre-acher 151 Monteleone, L 2112 13th Ave., Tampa ___ _ 152 Mullen, W. M ____________ 5602 Seminole Ave.,
Tampa_ _ _______________ _ 153 Murphey, 0. A __________ Jacksonville__ _ ________________ _
San Paulo Murray Hill
154 Munro, L ____________________ 411 Simonton St., Key West__ _ ________________ _
155 Murray, J. D ____________ Clermont _________________ _ First Church Clermont
156 Myer, M. E_ East Fort Myers ___ _ East Fort Myers 157 Myers, J. T _______________ 424 Platt St., Tampa First Church and Hyde
Park 158 Myres, W. A________ Lakeland First Church
159 160 161 162 163 164
Nease, W. J _______ _ Nelson, W. L Newkirk, W. H_ Nixon, T. J .. ____________ _ Norton, M. H __ Norton, W. C __________ _
Apalachicola ____ ___ Apalachicola 3804 Pearl St., Jacksonville I Anderson Memorial 1701Y2 Tampa St., Tampa Superannuate Bradenton_ _ ---------~Superannuate Bartow__ _ __________ Bartow District 2046 Green St.,
Jacksonville _________________ ,Superannuate 165 Oser, L ________________________ 2305 16th St., Tampa _____ ---1 San Marcas and San
166 Overstreet, L. B _______ 3104 8th Ave., Tampa ______ 8th Ave. & Edgewood I
Lucas
167 Palmer, 0. SewelL ___ ' 2920 Tam bay Ave., Tampa I Bayshore and Palmetto
168 Palmer, W. L ___________ Wauchu-la________________________ ---1 W~:~h~la 169 Partridge, H. F_ ________ 34 E. Park Lake, Orlando Fairville and Farradale 170 Patterson, F. J __________ 107 N. Madison, Quincy ___ \ Quincy 171 Patterson, I. s____ 344 W. Tenth St.,
Jacksonville _ ---1 Missionary Secretary 1022 Virginia St., Key I
West__ _ _ ---1 El Salvador 1028 S. W. 2nd St., I
Miami_ ______________________ ---1 Superannuate
172 Paula, Ramiro ____ _
173 Penny, G. p __ _
174 Perez, G________ _ ____ 511 Angela St., Key West )La Trinidad 175 Phillips, J. F 799 W. Peachtree St.,
176 Philpot, E. N 177 Piner, W. K 178 Pixton, F ___ _
179 Poage, W. M
180 Purcell, J. S __
181 Rape, B. T ______________ _ 182 Redfearn, P. L _________ _ 183 Reid, J. B., Jr __________ _ 184 Reid, L. M _____________ _ 185 Rencher, W. T ________ _ 186
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Rice, 0. E ____ _ 187 Riviere, A. C _
188 Roberts, G. S __
Atlanta _ Supernumerary Boca Grande_ ____ __ _ Boca Grande Fort Pierce_______ _ ___ Fort Pierce 707 N. Tennessee Ave.,
Lakeland _________ _ 807 S. Dakota Ave.,
Tampa __ _ Plant City _______________ _
Myrtle Street
Superannuate. Plant City
Gainesville__ Superannuate Wildwood ________________ _ Wildwood Manatee _ _ _ _______________________ Manatee Branford _________________________ Branford Port Tampa ___________________ ,Port Tampa & Inter bay Ocala__ _ ____________________________ First Church Drew Theological Semi- I
nary ______ _ ___________ ------1 Student 1815 Market St., I
Jacksonville _ _ -----1 Jacksonville District 189 Rogers, B. F__ Lake City_ __ _ ____ ---~Lake City 190 Rogers, W. C____ Dade City ______________________ Dade City 191 Rooks, E. M _____________ Starke__ ____ _ _____ __ ___ _ ___ Starke 192
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Rooney, J. B_ ____________ ,Fort Myers__ ______ _ ___ ---1 First Church 1931 Rosenberry, G. W ____ 2110 Central Ave., Tampa -l Tampa Heights
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No.[ Name I Post Office Appointmen_t __ 194 Sans, F ___________ .. __ ---1207 Arch St., Tampa__ ----1 Epworth 195 Saunders, C. A ____ ---~ Route B, White Springs ______ I Superannuate 196 Scott, G. F ___ · _____ Lakeland ________________________ .. Pr({~li~g~outhern
197 Scott, S .... ___ __ I Brooksville .. _ ___ . .. .. . --I Superannuate 198 Selby, R. A__ 360 S. W. 11th St.,
I Miami__ _____ ..... __ _ _ 1 Holloman Park
199 Sellers, G. w__________ I Tampa ----- . --- -· -- -- ----I Supernumerary 200 Sewell, W. E. ... __ _ [615 Selma Ave., Tampa____ Nebraska Ave. 201 Shepherd, J. E._____ __ Mulberry____ ______ _ ______ 1 Mulberry 202 Shoemaker, W. F ____ • Demorest, Georgia ___ -------1 Superannuate 203 Shoup, W. W _______ Dania___________________________ Dania 204 Sibert, J. D____________ , Box 6017, Miami_________ Superannuate 205 Simpson, L. B_ __________ i Crescent City______ Evangelist 206 Skipper, J. E ____________ I Hawthorne________ Hawthorne 207 Smith, A. P _______________ Parrish______________ ___ _ Parrish & Ellenton 208 Smith, E. Watt__ ____
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Sarasota _______________________ Sarasota 209 Smith, M. L ____________ !Citra _________________________________ Citra 210 Smith, A. L ______________ !Bryceville __________________________ Baldwin & Bryceville 211 Sowell; R. A _____________ [1410 Pennsylvania Ave.,
I Lakeland________ __ _______ _ _ Superannuate 212 Sp~ncer, H. A ________ ---\Tallahassee __________________ Trinity 213 Spivey, L. M _____________
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Lakeland _______________________ Pres. Southern College 214 Starnes, C. F ______________ Montverde ______________________ Montverde & Oakland 215 Steinmeyer, F. E _____ Kissimmee _________________ Kissimmee 216 Stephens, George R_ \Ocoee________________ __ __ __ Ocoee and Zelwood 217 Stradley, J. G ____________ . Box 562, Homestead___ Homestead 218 Staatz, W. C ______________ i Micanopy __________________________
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Micanopy
~~~ ~~~bt~~nJ: ~-·- -~----_-_-_ --~~ ~~~r~l-~-~~~- ~~~-~-;~~~-~~-~::!~~~;ian~ Ave_. . 221 Summers, C. H _______ Box 469, Gamesvtlle__ _ ____
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Gamesvtlle Distnct 222 Summers, G. E ______
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1 Pine Castle____ ______ _ _______ Pine Castle & Angebilt 223 Sumner, R. L_____ _ ___ Belleair___ __ _ ___ ___ _ ____ __ __ Superannuate 224 Sweat, D. B _ _ __11119 Church St., Way-
[ cross, Ga____ ___ ______ ___ Superannuate
225 Taylor, J. W_ __ i Oxford____ __ __ _ ___ _ 226 Templeton, R. B___ -I A von Park___ _ ___ _
Superannuate Avon Park
227 Tif1en, F. E___ __ Pahokee _______________ _ Pahokee and Clewiston :Superannuate 228 Thrower, 0. A____ -1 Fort Myers __________ _
229 Thompson, M. E _____ 1 Route 2, Box 287, I
1 I Jacksonville___ ____ _ ______ Phoenix Park 2301 Tolle; H. F ____________ 1
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; 1007 Florida Ave., Tampa_ First Church and Hyde Park
Tra..;is, M. H_ _______ !Woodville ____________ _._____ Woodville 231 232 233 234 235
Tresca, W. B____ _ __ i Palmetto____ __ _ __ __ ___ _ Superannuate Trigg, P. B______ _ _ Coral Gables, Miami___ Coral Gables Troutman, W. 0_
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Wellborn ______________ . Wellborn Tyler, C. J__ _. 110 Catherine St., South ,
1 Jacksonville ___________________ Hendricks Memorial 236 Turner, A. F _________ 11435 Forbs St., Jacksonville I Riverside 237 Tyler, H. W __________ !Callahan____ __ __ --1 Callahan and Yulee 238 Tyler, C. C____ _ -------1 Dunnellon___ _ ___ __ ___ _ __ Dunnellon
239 Voss, C. H _______________ \Jupiter____________ __ ___ ___ ___ _ \Jupiter I I
240 Walker, S. W ____________ [ Box 1138, St. Petersburg ____ ! St. Petersburg 241 Vergason, A. L_, ________ j West Palm Beach ________________ ~- Sarah Wagg Memorial 242 West, J. C _______________ -I Bronson ____________________________ Bronson 243 White, C. W ______________ , Winter Haven _______________ ---~Winter Haven 244 Wicker, R. E _____________
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Havana _______________________________ Havana 245 Williams, I. E ____________ j Wimauma______ . ________________ Wimauma & Ruskin
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N o.l N arne I Post Office I Appointment 246 Williams, Thomas ____ Williston ________________________________ ! Williston 247 Williams, T. H __________ BushnelL _____________________________ Bushnell 248 Wilson, J. Edgar ________ Box 440, Lakeland _____________ Auburndale 249 Wilson, S. A ______________ Box 705, Cocoa ___________________ Cocoa 250 Wise, E. M ________________ Brandon ______________________________ Brandon & Riverview 251 Woodward, J. E_ _______ Fernandina _________________________ Fernandina 252 Wright, L. E_ _____________ Stuart ___________________________________ Stuart
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Nol Name Post Office ~ppointments
SUPPLY PASTORS
Ko: Name Post Office Appointments , Barnes, S. H ............. Jacksonville .......................... I Kings Road i Bartlett, W. ]. ········-'Rochelle ................................ /Rochelle .:Boland, William ...... \\'inter Haven .................... !Eagle Lake and \Vest I I I Haven -lBooth, R. H. ··········-'Holopaw ............................. !Holopaw !Bowen. A. B ............. 1 Lake Butler ........................ !Lake Butler ·!Braswell, G. P. ______ .Grand Island ........................ Grand Island [Burns, S. N. ----------~Hinson .................................. !Hinson I I I :Calhoun, ]. C. .......... !Sherman ................................ !Sherman 1 (roy, 0. E ............... ! 1358 N. \V. 6th St., Miamij Floral Park & Kendall
'I Davis, E. L. .............. 'Clearwater ----------------------------1 Clearwater Mission '!Duckworth, S. T. ____ ,\Vaukeenah --------------------------1\Vaukeenah I I I :Gilbert. J. R. ............ 1 M t. Pleasant ........................ 111 t. Pleasant I Guy. G. H ............... ..\ Florando ------------------------------1 Oak Park & Progresso ']Harris, R. L. ........... .I.T acksonville .......................... JSt. Johns I Harrison, H. M ....... 1 Kathleen ................................ :Kathleen IHeddon, Forest ....... !Lemon City ....................... --iJunior Pastor I t I :1 ones, D. Lee .......... 1 Fen holloway ................. ------1 Fen holloway I I I Hvfather, J. H ........... 1 Lake Stearns ........................ /Lake Stearns and De-l I I sota City !Outler, ]. M ........... ..1 Bo':ita Springs .................... ]Bonita Springs 1\Veissiger, J. L. ...... IMattland ................................ !Maitland •'Orwick, W. R. G ..... 1 I I ,Orlando ............ ----!Fairvilla and Farradale !Partridge, H. E ....... :Aucilla ----------------······------------IAucilla 1 Pace, H. D. .............. I 1 ,Hosford ................................ !Hosford I Robins, W. W ......... i I 1 !Alva ................................... -----!Alva !Sanders. E. C ..... : ... 'Lake Jackson -----······-----------!Lake Jackson !Smith, C. C. .......... -' ~astp<;>rt --------------········--······--!Eastport and Dinsmore !Seaborn, F. R. ........ ]Belleatr .................................. !Blanton
:sumner, R. L. ----------'B 217 11f' . Sh I i i ox ' .lv Jamt ores, .. jBuena Vista I Tar beaux, J, W ..... _I Palmetto -------------------------------·1 Oneca and Miakka ' Tresca, W. B ........... ' S . A . I 1 I amt ugustme --------------·--·!Mission 1.'\i'andt'ver J D :\Vest Palm Beach --------------'\Vagg Memorial I 1 , , ........ 1 I
!Vliet, C. K ............... , B 436 J k '11 I I 1 ox , ac sonv1 e .. ------:Hilliard '!Ward, J. B ............. JSout~l Dade .......................... !South Dade !Weare, W. RupertJ~fadls~n ---··--····---------------------1\Vest Madison !Wesley, H. F. _______ __IDunedm ................................ /Dunedin !Worden, G. \V ....... 1 Islamarada .......................... ! M atacumbia JYork, T. E ............... !Box 892, Route 3, Miami Twenty-Fifth and Fifth
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·LOCAL PREACHERS, 1926
BARTOW DISTRICT
Local Preachers-D. W. Ferrell, Arcadia; R. F'. Saxon, Jr., Arcadia; W. V. Bethea, Bartow; J. Bascom Carlton, Bowling Green; J. E. Walston, Ft. Meade; H. L. Boyd, Ft. Myers; L. D. Baldwin, La Belle; J. V. Crum, Homeland; H. T. Toole, Lakeland; G. C. Powell, Lakeland; Sam P. Jones, Lakeland; R. E. Lufsey, Lakeland; Guy Harward, Lakeland; Wm. W. Taylor. So. Col., Lakeland; S. Q. Reynolds, Nocatee; J. W. ·wyrick, Lakeland, T. A. Stephens, Charlotte Harbor; J. H. Carlton, Zolfo Springs; H. J. Mathis, Route A., Zolfo Springs; Ralph B. McCallister (April 6-7, '26) Lakeland; Vernon G. Everitt (April 6-7, 1926) Lakeland; Wm. A. Wethington (May 25, 1926), Olga, Fla.
Local Deacons-R. T. Higgs, Bowling Green; W. H. Tuck, Lakeland; A. D. Young, R. F. D., Plant City.
Local Elders-Henry E. Carlton, Arcadia; J. M. Bass, Lakeland; R. T. Cornelius, Lakeland; R. H. Alderman, Lakeland; W. T. Belvin, Ft. Myers; G. W. Gatewood, Punta Gorda.
DELAND DISTRICT
Local Preachers-A. S. Peters, Daytona; Jasper Bray, Altoona; J. C. Wainwright, Sanford; R. H. Booth, Holopaw; A. Erickson, W. S. Settle, New Smyrna; H. E. Squires, Emory University.
Local Deacons-G. P. Braswell, Altoona; M. M. Lord, Sanford. Local Elders-J. B. Culpepper, New Smyrna; A. P. Johntry, Johnson;
J. \V. Reece, Titusville.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
Local Preachers- -P. K. Rowell, Branford, J. A. Piper, Live Oak; \V. A. Howell, Jennings.
Local Deacons-F. P. McCall, Jasper. Local Elders-W. J. Bartlett, Rochelle; J. B. Legg, Live Oak; J.P. Abbott,
Mayo.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
Local Preachel's-B. M. Frisbee, Middleburg; W. H. Russell, Fernandina; H. L. Ezelle, Callahan; W. J. Ryals, Crawford; A. J. Quattlebaum, Jacksonville; J. T. Cuppett, Jacksonville; H. B. Sporman, Jacksonville; G. A. Calhoun, Jacksonville; S. H. Barnes, Jacksonville; J. B. Ward, Jacksonville; H. E. Litchfield, Randall B. York, Waldo.
Local Deacons-J. B. Vandiver, St. Augustine; R. L. Harris, Jacksonville. Local Elders-C. W. Dudley, Jacksonville; F. R. Seaborn, Jacksonville;
R. H. Lewis, Jacksonville; C. J. Tyler, Jacksonville; W. P. Leggett, Hilliard.
MIAMI DISTRICT
Local Preachers-F. M. Baldwin, Dania; C. W. York, Ojus; W. S. Eakin, 329 Elizabeth St., Key West; John Watkins, 1020 Elgin St., Key West; 0. H. P. Faus, Lemon City; W. R. G. Orwick, 605 N. Miami Ave., Miami; J. M. Rast, 401 N. E. First Ave., Miami; W. A. Tiffin, Pahokee; J. T. Swearingen, Pompano; J. I. Whitworth, Pompano; J. B. MacDonald, Stuart; Forrest Heddan, 2130 N. \¥. Eighty-First St., Miami; A. M. Chase, Box 892, Route 3, Coral Gables; John Charles Wesley, Lemon City.
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Local Deacons-T. C. Sterchi, Box 575, Lemon City; C. S. Eddington, West Palm Beach.
Local Elde1·s-J. H. Mather, Hollywood; John A Wales, Buena Vista; D. A. Cook, Islamarado; W. J. Radcliffe, 615 N. W. Second St., Miami; J. H. Davis, 225 N. E. Twenty-Eighth St., Miami; G. S. Brunk, Pahokee; R. E. Mood, Perrine.
OCALA DISTRICT
Local Preachers-G. W. Worden, Clearwater; P. W. Peck, Clearwater; H. P. Peck, Clearwater; C. Earl McMullen, Clearwater; Clarence Whitsell, Clearwater; L. D. Eldridge, Clearwater; Mark St. Clair, Elfers; Sam A. McCook, Coleman; T. W. Hartley, Palm Harbor; DeWitt Jackson, St. Petersburg; J. W. Estes, \Vildwood; H. E. Irwin, Safety Harbor; C. L. Eaddy. Linden; R. A. Babcock, Safety Harbor.
Local Deacons-T. I. Hess, St Petersburg; J. M. Mitchell, Elfers; P. Z. Fretwell, Leesburg.
Local Elders-D. T. McMullen:
ORLANDO _DISTRICT
Local Preachers-\Villiam Boland, Winter Haven; A. M. Hall, Apopka; H. L. Johnson, Orlando; E. D. Mason, Orlando; Charles F. Weigle, Sebring; S. N. West, Holopaw; W. E. Rorabaugh, Clermont; 0. E. Young, Kissimmee; J. H. Class, Orlando; \V. C. Middleton, New Haven, Conn.; T. L. Weissinger, T. J. Noland, Orlando.
Local Deacons-M. M. Lord, Sanford; G. D. Reeves, Orlando; R. P. Owens, Auburndale; J. M. Parker, Winter Haven.
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT
Local Preachers-C. C. Smith, Tallahassee; Glazier Hendry, Shady Grove; I. T. Taylor, Miccosukee; E. F. Mayton, Jr., Havana; Chesley Sappington, Havana; S. T. Duckworth, Waukeenah (Supply); Lee Jones, Fenholloway (Supply) Address, Perry, Fla., R. F. D. No.3; H. F. Wesley, Madison, 516 Washington St. (Supply); J. R. Gilbert, Aucilla (Supply); W. W. Robins, Hosford, P. 0. Box 50 (Supply) Earl Hentz, \Voodville (Supply) Address, Tallahassee.
Local Deacons-S. J. Giles, Carrabelle; D. G. McDaniel, Lee. Local Elders-Dr. J. B. Game, Tallahassee; J. A. Bauldree, Gretna.
TAMPA DISTRICT
Local Preachen-M. P. Carlton, Miakka City; H. L. Hancock, Miakka ;•J. C. Deggs, Tampa; C. V. Duffie, Tampa; Oscar 0. Lane, Palmetto; 0. L. Webb, Miakka; Bryon S. Pemberton, Sarasota; L. P. Glazier, Manatee; S. G. Meadows, Riverview; C. E. Wells, Tampa; B. L. Dixon, Tampa; G. C. Powell, Tamp~; R. L. Park, Tampa; H. C. Cooley, G. W. Meredith, Tampa; S. F. Stephens, Tampa; B. C. Whitnell, Tampa; B. M. Johnson, 0. A. Davenport, Plant City; L. D. Shivers, Plant City; W. B. Page.
Local Deacons-C. F. Bain, Tampa; W. B. McLeod, Tampa. Local Elders-S. B. Black, Palmetto; I. B. Fisher, Brandon; H. E. Ball,
Tampa; M. R. Myers, Tampa; E. H. Lantz, Sulphur Springs; I. M. Belt, Manatee.
26 JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA COJ\FERENCE
IN MEMORIAM. ROLL OF THE HONORED DEAD
NAME I t;ntu~d Itinerancy I I Place of When ! Conference Date of Death Death or Burial
~~~iMa~~-?riffin _: 1 i~!r 1: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1·::::::::::::::::·---·-::·:}~tg I !/~~~~J~Fl~.ounty, Fla. James R .. Conner ______________ f 1850 1------ --------------1 December 16, 18501 Hillsboro County, Fla. William Choice .................. / 11~45· ~ I Florida___ __ ----1--------- ........... /Tallahassee, Fla. J. W. Rhodes ...................... / u I Kentucky ..... ____ I .. _______ ...... 1 Monticello, Fla. Thomas Gardner ................ i 1819 I South Carolina ..... / May 4, 1858 i Georgia. John L. Jerry ................... \ 1818 I South Carolina ...... / July 11, 1859.1 Swift Creek Church, Fla. Thomas w·. Cooper .......... / 1838 I Georgia .................. / February 24. 18EO! Micanopy, Fla. wD.ilDli~mH~n~WY-~~~~-:::::::::::::: I 1850 Florida .................... / March 15, 1860 I Micanopy, Fla.
1859 I Georgia .............. /September 1861/ Suwanee County, Fla. Samud E. Randolph ........ / 1856 I Tennessee .............. / August 29, 18611 Camp Allegheny, Pa. Jasper K. Glover. ----------- 1856 I Florida .................... \ November 22, 1862; Waukeenah, Fla. John W. Timberlake ........ \ 1857 I Tennessee .............. \ March 3, 1862\ WEEt Point., Va James L. Carruth ............. / 1859 Florida ..... --------------- January 9, 1862\ Fernandina, Fla. Jesse M. Valentine ............ \ 1850 I Tenne;;see .... --------1------------------- ______ .1862\ Gaim~ville, Fla. Peyton P. Smith ................ \ 1831 Georgia...... --------1 May 18631 Fulton County, Ga.
i~~e;t· f.iW~]~8h-~~~~:::::: j }~~~ j ¥1~cri~~ _-_-::: ::::::::I ~~f;~mber 4, ~~~R 1 Madiso~·- ~1-~-'-- ....... Amos Davis ...................... \ 1854 I Florida ...... __ ......... \March 16, 1864! _ ... . ..... .
r:rn:; l: 6Ft~~-~::.-.::::::::::::: I i~~~ I ~t~~t~~. .. ..... ,\June 12
' i~~! I ~t:;~~nFg~unty Fla Robert W. Burgess ......... / 1859 I Florida .... :::: :::::::::::::::::::: .:::1864! Hernando Coun'ty, Fla.
Poh~~ ~u~e~~~~:::::::::::: I i~~g f ~~~~:~~: ... ::::: . :::::::I o~i~b-e~-- ------·c i~~~ I~~~~~~ cf~~unty, Fla. William L. Murphy .......... \ 1846 I Baltimore. .. ...... !August 19, 1864\ Sumter Springs, Ga Thomas H. Capers ..... -------~ 1---------------------------- ---1------------ ....... 1866! Monticello, Fla. Francis M. Wilson............ 1854 I Florida .... --------------1 _ ........... \........ .. ................ .. Mahlon BedelL................. \ ................................ \ ........................ 1866\ ..... _ ................. . James B. Jackson.............. 1---------------------·---------1 February 8, 1868\ Lake City, Fla .
.ra~:mo~I.~~~k~:::::::::: 11864 II ~t~~~~::·:::·_:-.-.-.-.-.:·.-.-_:-.-_lf-May ___________ 'i5;·i~~~ II i{e-y w~~-t;-'Fi~:--------------- ... Robert I. McCook ___ ....... 1854 I Florida .................... \ ....... _____________________ 1870 I ................. .. Andrew J. Wolridge .......... \ 1855 \ .............................. -1------------------------ ... 1871 I Quincy, Fla. Thomas Taylor .................. \ 1843 I Florida ................... \ ...................... 1872\ ____ __ George Bright.. .................. \ 1841 I Georgia .................. \ September 20, 1874\ Key West, Fla.
~~~if~!~*~~; I !I!! IRTh'¥c:~.~i;~~= I Zi:~~; l~~l!H~I ~;,~~~~~· ~'·· Edwin W. Woodbury.... I 1828 I Kentucky .............. \ May 22, 18781 G.Jdf'den County, Fla. Georgi? W. Fagg...... .. .. I 1877 I Florida .................... \ June 24, 1878\ Tallahassee, Fla. Samuel B. Smitt(.eL ......... \ 1874 I Holston __________ -------~June 22, 1878\ Virginia Erastus B. Duncan ............ / 1834 I Tennessee ........... _ September 29, 1878\ Lawtey, Fla. Isaac Munden _______________ ... \ 1857 I Florida ................ \October 8, 1879\ Marion County, Fla. George C. LeaYE·L ______ c I 1868 I Florida.. . ! February 4, 1879\ Sumter County, Fla. Wallac.e G. Royster.. ........ \ 1879 I Florida............. -I September 5, 1881\ Camp Mooney, Fla. Selwyn L. Smith .. _______ .. \ 1876 1 South Georgia ... I October 23, 1882\ Micanopy, Fla. Thomas R. Barnett.. -I 185S I Florida ......... _ _ .\March 23, 1882\ Lake City, Fla.
JEahm·ase~JA. K. Wnig1_ghgt
1.-n .. s .. -·.:·-·:---.. ·:_-JI 1867 I Florida... ---1 June 7, 1882\ Hernando County, Fla.
,_ _ .... _ _ 1868 I Florida.......... ____ .\July, 1882\ Live Oak, Fla. Henry B. Avery .. _ ----------1 1860 \Memphis ...... ----.. -\November 1, 1882/JackRonville, Fla. John Penny -----------------------1 1843 I Georgia... .. ....... January, 1883\ Jacksonville, Fla. Overton W. Ransom ....... \ 1874 I Tennessee.. -------1 March 26, 1883\ Apopka, Fla. William 0. Hampton ........ \ 1877 I Florida __ ... .. ... November, 1883/ Sandusky, Ga. Edwin I. Smith .................. \ I N0rth Georgia __ I ..... ____________ 1884 Madison County, Fla. Joseph J. Seally ............ -... 1 1846 I Florida ... . . . -I .... . .1884)..... ---- .. - . . . William Davies .................. \ 1854 I Georgia.. -----1 April, 18851 Sumter County, Fla. Rooert Martin __________________ f 1874 I Florida ..... _ ... I November 14, 1885 Key West, Fla. William Williams ............. \ \Florida ... \. . .. 1885\ ----------------------James Atkins......... .. ........ \ I Holston. .. ... -----~-------- .......... 1886\ Monticello, Fla. U. Sinclair Bird .... _ .\ 1869 I Florida ...... ----------- _______ 1886\ Hillsboro County, Fla. William E. Collier ........... \ 1838 \South Carolina ...... ~---- ............. 1886\ .......................................... ..
~~~~~hgL~M~Se;~i~:::::::::: \ 1~8~~2 I ~Nl~£t:¥t~i~:i·_-_:-: II~~Pn~ember .. 2~·.--lii~ \ }!~~~~~~~~-~-.-·;;~---·---·---------· John R. Sharpe .... --------------1 j Alex Gibbons........ .. ... I 1886 \Florida... -1-- ________________________ 1888 Gainesville, Fla. William J. Morris_____________ 1839 Georgia.. ..\September 22, 18891 Jasper, Fla. Robut H. Howren ............ \ 1886 \Florida... .\October 12, 1889\ Waldo, Fla. Charles E. Pelot ............... \ 1877 Florida... ·/July 21, 18901Tallahassee, Fla. R. M. L. Tydings .............. \ 1844 I Louisville.... . December 27, 1890 I Anthony, Fla. Edward G. Chandler.- ...... 11883 I Virginia .................. \ August 7, 1891\ Virginia William Scott.................... 11888791 IIFSolount·hdaG._e __ o __ r_g __ I;~---·--_-_::\b~~~b!rJY 2~·. }~~~ -M~~-ate~.--FY~:--------Adam A. Robinson............ . M. J. Perez ______________ ......... \ 1892 Florida .................. I December 17, 1892 Havana, Cuba Andrew A. BarnetL ......... \ 1874 \Florida ___________________ January 20, 1893 Apalachicola, Fla. Anderson Peeler.. ....... -------\ 1874 I Florida. _ .\March 26, 1893 Lake City, Fla. Carmine S. Bird................ 1886 I Holston ______ ----------1 September 14, 1893 Miami, Fla. Robert Stork _____________________ I 1884 I Florida ................ 1 April, 1894 Asheville, Fla. William R. Johnson.......... 1862 I Louisville.... .. ...... 1 January 14, 1894/ Jacksonville. Fla.
JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA CONFERENCE
NAME I Entered ltinerancy Place of
When I Conference Date of Death Death or Burial
Samuel W oodbcry Joseph E. Neal Grineefield Taylor .. John E. Penney. J. M. Sweat .. W. G. Boothe C. F. Mellor ...... __ Edwin L. T. Blake_ James T. Nolan William C. Jordan. WilliamS. Richardson ____ . Joseph C. Sale. Thurlow Bishop William C. Collins Archibold Johnson Eladio Diaz ...... __ _ James A Howland Fayette E. Shipp James S. Barnett. Charles A. Fulwood • William H. Parker Thomas M. White Wilbur F. Norton James P. DePass John C. Ley________ -Theophilus W. Moore Charles D. Ward Joseph Norwood _ John S. Crandall Emory J. Holme~ Enoch H. Giles __ W. F. Alexander. _ Edward Wilson ... George J. Kennelly Thoml).S J. Phillips George W. Mitchell J. H. D. McRae _____ _ William H. F. Robarts ___ _ Francis A. Taylor Julius D. Roger!! Kenneth F. Jonz Josephus AndErson Isaac A. Vernon. William A. Weir __ _
184 7 ! Florida ____ October 20, 1894 t.}uincy, Fla. 1885 I Florida _ __ ___ December 23, 1894 Pleasant Grove, Fla. 1888 I Holston January 9, 1895 Orlando, Fla. 1888 I Florida _ March 8, 1895 WaukEenah, Fla. 1886 1 Florida _ . __ -------·---- .1895 ------ ----------------- ______ _ 1869 I South Georgia ...... 1895 _______ _ ________ __ 1894 I Florida ... December 15, 189f. Weatherford, Texa~ 1843 I Georgia. February 9, 1897 Ocala, Fla. 1896 I Florida November 27, 1897 Leesburg, Fla. 1858 I Florida ____ June 20, 1898 Bartow, Fla. 1878 I Florida September 14, 1899 Key W<st, Fla. 1889 I Florida __________ 1899 Bronson, Fla. 1877 \Florida__ __ __ October 23, 1900 Reddick, Fla. 1857 \East Texas November 8, 1900 Gadsden County, Fla. 1856 I Flcrida .. ________ ..... 1900 Live Oak, Fla. 1896 I Florida _ April 7. 1903 Key West, Fla. 1889 I Florida _ Decembn 12, 1904 Madison County, Fla. 1889 I Florida __ . March 6, 1905 Columbia County, Fla. 1886 1 Floricia May 17, 1905 Fenholloway, Fla. 1846 I Georgia ..... December.. 7, 1905 Tallahassee, Fla. 1878 i South Georgia February 7, 1906 Largo, Fla. 1884 \Florida ____ July 27, 1906 Jacksonville, Fla. 1869 1 Alabama .. _ September 4, 1906 Bronson, Fla. 1860 I South Carolina July 29, 1907 Williston, Fla. 184;) i Florida.. _____________ 1907 Micanopy, Fla. 1854 I North Carolina .. December 30, 1907 Miami, Fla.
i~~~ 1 ~=~~~~ky _____ r:~~~~? ~: i~g~ T~~p-~-.--F-i~~--1881 I Louisville .... January 31, 1908 Lake City, Fla. 1882 I Florida. September 3, 1908 Pidcock, Fla. 1858 I Florida ... October 24, 1908 Orlando, Fla. 1862 I Louisville _ ....... __________________ 1908 St. Petersburg, Fla. 1889 I Florida 1908 Pensacola, Fla. 1885 I Florida _____ June 14, 1909 Jackl!onville, Fla. 187 4 I Florida . September 7, 1909 Live Oak, Fla. 1876 \Florida .... 1910 Green Springs, Fla.
\Florida November 5, 1911 Jacksonville, Fla. 1874 \Florida _____ November 16, 1911 Sutherland, Fla.
I Missouri March 21, 1911 Leesburg, Fla. 1873 \Florida ____ June 30, 1912 Clearwater, Fla.
I Florida __ ..... August 29, 1912 Jacksonville, Fla. 1848 \Virginia... August 11, 1913 Leesburg, Fla. 1878 White River __ April 18, 1914 Hawthorne, Fla. 1894 I Florida _______ 1914 Lemon City, Fla. 1903 I Louisville _____ j;;_~"u"~~y.- 1915 Gainesville, Fla. 1890 \Indiana ...... 1915 Live Oak, Fla.
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James W. Bigham. Thomas C. Bradford E. C. Hudson 1907 I Florida _____________________ ... 1915 Green Cove Springs, Fla. Henry Hice ___ _ A. L. Woodward J. R. Taylor ..... John T. Waters _ J. S. Collier. _ T. H. Sistrunk B. F. Mason M. Dominguez R. L. Honiker. D. L. Switzer .. John B. Ley __ M. H. Outland J. Lawton Moon W. H. Stienmeyer E. A. Harrison .. F. Pasco .... ___ _ H. B. Frazee. ______ _ G. S. Henderson. C. W. Inman ____ _ Edward F. Ley R. J. Wells ...... ____ _ J. T. Coleman ___ _ T. W. Tomkies _ Seymour Grady _ T. S. Armistead .. B. K. Thrower .. T. F. Roland E. F. Gates. C. C. CeciL _____________ _ R. M. Williams ...... . S. W. Lawler ..... . E. J. Hardee. L. D. Haynes ____ _ John A. Hendry_ L. W. Moore ______ __ J. S. Brooke ..
1890 \Florida ____ . ---------------------------1915 Coleman, Fla. 1905 \Florida _________ December 22, 1916 Tallaha!!see, Fla. 1858 Missouri May 15, 1916 Jacksonville, Fla. 1867 I Louisville December 23, 1916 ____ __ _____ __
I Florida ..... March 26, 1917 Tampa, Fla. 1890 \Florida ____ December 17, 1917 White Springs, Fla.
I Florida ........ 1917 _____ -------------------------1 ---------------
1870 \South Georgia _____ October ---1·6;-1917 Atlanta, Ga.
I Florida December, 1917 ---------------------------
1877 Florida ..... December 9, 1917 Orlando, Fla. 1892 I Florida February 3, 1919 Columbia, Fla. 1904 I Florida February 22, 1919 Fort Meade, Fla. 1882 I Flcrida July 20, 1919 Lakeland, Fla. 1897 \Florida October 5, 1919 Key West, Fla.
Florida October 31, 1919 Jacksonville, Fla. 1865 I Louisiana_ August 22, 1920 Starke, Fla. 1907 \Florida February 6, 1920 Seffner, Fla. 1885 I Florida .. _ ...... 1920 Jacksonville, Fla. 1882 Florida... __ A~g~~t - 10, 1920 .Jacksonville, Fla.
~ii~ i?~~f~:i;;.b·a~~:::: ~~::~-mber --2f~~~~ ~:E~:; ii!: 1898 I Baltimore__ October 16, 1922 Tallahassee, Fla. 1866 I Florida ______________ November 10, 1922 Bartow, Fta. 1872 IN orth Georgia . March 21, 1923 Tampa, Fla. 1889 I Louisville June 18, 1923 Quincy, Fla. 1856 ! Florida _____ . ___ July 26, 1923 Manatee, Fla. 1893 Holston __________ November 6, 1923 Tampa, Fla. 1874 Balt.imoie··_-_ May 21, 1924 Quitman, Ga. 1891 Florida_______ ........................... 1924 Lakeland, Fla. 1895 I Florida ... _____ January 11, 1925 Lakeland, Fla. 1903 I Florida.... ___ June 14, 1925 Lakeland, Fla. 1892 I Florida. __ July 30, 1925 Fort Pierce, Fla. 1880 \Florida ________________ August 8, 1925 Yalaha, Fla. 1880 White River ______ .. \November 17, 1925 We~t Palm Beach, Fla.
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PLACE CONVENED PRESIDENT SECRETARY
11 Tallahassee, Fla -------1 Feb'l"uary 21 Monticello, Fla.... -----1 February 31 Quincy, Fla _________ ----------1 February 41 Waynesboro, Ga ---------1 February 51Albany, Ga _ .... [January 61 Madison, Fla _________ -I February 71 Thomasville, Ga ______ .... 1, January 8 i Tallahassee, Fla _______ ---1 January 91 Quincy, Fla .. _____ ------1 January
10: Monticello. Fla _ I January 111 Madison, ·Fla ______ I January 121 BainbridgP, Ga _ I December 13 1 Alligator, Fla _I Dc;cember 141 Thomasville, Ga.. 1 December, 15: Jacksonville. Fla I December 161 Micanopy, Fla .... _ _ ______ [December 17 i Monticello, Fla... ___ I December 181 Quincy, Fla _ _____ .I Dec-ember 191 TallahassPe, Fla __________ !December 20 , Thomasville, Ga ----1 December 211 Monticello. Fla___ _j December 221 Madison. Fla _ _ ____ ! November 231 Quincy, Fla ___ --------1 December 241 Monticello, Fla ... -----------1 December 25 1 Jacksonville. Fla ___________ I January 261 Lake City, Fla ---1 December 271 Tallahassee. Fla . _ [January 281 Madison, Fla. _ __ ____ I January 29: FPrnandina, Fla _ 1-January 301 . .Tack~onville, Fla 1
i January 31 i Live Oak Fla __ _ _j December 321 Quincy, Fla ____ ___I January g: i Monticello, Fla.... ___ ]January
3516~~~:~i~~~ Fi-~:::: :::·: _ i ~ ~~=:~:~ 36 Tallahassee, Fla ___ __ _____ i DPcember 371_ Ocala. Fla. _ ____ __ ____ !December 38 1 Monticello. Fla ___ ___ I January 39 1 Jacksonville, Fla ___ .!.January 40! Madison, Fla _ ______ __ . ! January !.~ i Gainesville, Fla ____________ I January
43 1 ~~\f~h:~~s~~~ Fla---_- _·:_::: i ~;;~~her 441Leesburg. Fla______ ___ IDe('ember 451. Bartow, Fla __ . I January 461 Gainesville, Fla ___ . I Januarv
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871 Monticello, Fla ___ .. !January
Tampa F\a .!January 49 i Ocala, ina __ ·:----· _!January 50 I Palatka, Fla ___ [January 511 Jacksonville, Fla __ _ __ _I J:muary 52 1 Orlando, Fla I De('emher ~~
11 Tallahassee, Fla _ '. De('ember
o . Tampa, Fla _ _ _____ .I December 55/ Gainesville, Fla. ______I De<~ember 56
1. Monticello, Fla.. ______ 1 December
57 Bartow, Fla _ __ _ 1 De('ember 581 Live Oak, F\a ______________ ]December
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1 Quincy, Fla _________ _ ___ I .January Lake City. Fla ___ I December
61/1 Orlando. Fla __ _ 1 December 62 Ocala. Fla _ _____ ... I December 631 Palatka, Fla _ ___ ___ I DecembPr 641 Tampa, Fla ____ I December 65 i Miami, Fla ___ j December f;6. Lakeland, Fla . ________ ... 1 December 671 Jacksonville, Fla__________ ! December 681 Gainesville, Fla ________________ \December 691 Tampa, Fla. __________________ I December 70 I Tallahassee, Fla ______________ j December 11
11 Arcadia, Fla _____________________ j December
72 Tampa. Fla______________ __ ___ I December 731 Ocala, Fla... ...I December 741 Miami, Fla..... ____ !December 751 Bartow, Fla.. .I December 761 Lakeland, Fla ....... 1 December 77 i Tallahassee, Fla ___________ I December 781 Orlando, Fla ____________________ I DecembPr 791 Tampa, Fla -----------~-------1 December 80 I Bradenton, Fla ................ l December 811 Jacksonville, Fla ______________ \December 821 Orlando, Fla ................... December 83! St. Petersburg, Fla... ...! June
6, 18451 Bishop J. Soule... . ....... ____ IT. C. Benning 9, 18461 Bishop J. 0. Andrew -----------1 P. P. Smith
10, 18471Bishop W. Capers .!P. P. Smith 9, 1848 '1 Bishop J. 0. Andrew __ .............. _j P. P. Smith • 3, 18491 Bishop W. Capers. __ ---1 P. P. Smith 6, 1850 I Ira L. Potter. ___ ! P. P. Smith
22, 18511 Bishop R. Paine ___ j P. P. Smith 28, 1852: Bishop J. 0. Andr~w _ .1 P. P. Smith 26, 18531 Bishop W. Capers ------1 P. P. Smith
3, 1853 i Bishop W. Capers _I P. P. Smith 2, 1854! Bishop J. 0. Andrew -----1 P. P. Smith
16, 18551Bishop J. Early ... ·-·-- -------1 N. T. Gardner 24, 18561 Bishop J. 0. Andrew__ _ i P. P. Smith
1857, Bishop J. Early _ -1 P. P. Smith 15, 1858 '1 Bishop J. 0. Andrew ________ -------1 P. P. Smith 28, 18fi91Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh-.- _____ jJ. C. Ley 12, 1860 I Bishop G. F. Pierce -----1 P. P. Smith 12, 18611 Bishop G. F. Pierce. ------ ....... -I P. P. Smith 12, 1862! Bishop J. 0. Andrew... . . -----------1 P. P. Smith 16, 18631 Bishop J. 0. Andrew.. ..I F. A. Branch 14, 18641 S. P. Richardson .1 F. A. Branch 29, 1865!Bishop G. F. Pierce._____ .IF. A. Branch 13, 18661 Bishop H. N. McTyeire ___ -----------1 F. A. Branch
6, 18671Bishop G. F. Pierce....... IF. A. Branch 13, 18n91 Bishop W. M. Wightman _______ . --1 F. A. Branch 20, 18691 Bighop D. S. Doggett . . I J. P. DePass
4, 1871 1 Bishop W. M. Wightman .. ----- ---1 J. P. DePass 3, 18721 Bishop W. M. Wightman. . ... I U. S. Bird 8, 18731, Bishop E. M. Marvin .... ------ -I U. S. Bird 7, 1874 1Bighop G. F. Pierce ......... _________ jU. S. Bird
16, 18751 Bishop W. M. Wightman. . ... ! Frederick Pasco 5, 18761 Bishop W. M. Wightman.. --1 Frederick Pasco
11, 1877 i Bishop G. F. Pierce. -- ___ l Frederick Pasco 15, 18771Bic;hop G. F. Pierce ....... ________ \Frederick Pasco 13, 1878 i Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh . 1 Frederick Pasco 17, 1879 i Bishop D. S. Doggett... . I Frederick Pasco 16, 1880!Bishop G. F. Pierce _______________ [Frederick Pasco 18, 1882 I Bishop H. N. McTyeire...... ---- i Frederick Pasco
3, 188:! i Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh . --1 Frederick Pasco 8. 188·11 Bishop J. C. Keener I Frederick Pa<>co 7. 188fi I Bishop Linus Parker -----1 Frederick Pasco 6, 1886\ Bishop R. K. Hargrove. . --- i Frederick Pasco
1fi, 188fi i Bishop E. R. Hendrix........ . i Frederick Pasco 14, 1887! Bishop J. S. Key -- --- .I Frederick Pasco
9, 18R9I Bishop C. B. Galloway . I, Frederick Pasco 8, 1890 I Bishop J. C. Keener_ ... 1 Frederick Pasco 7, 1891: Bishop W. W. Duncan ----1 Frederick Pasco 6, 18921 Bishop J. C. Granbery__ -------1 Frederick Pasco 4, 1893 I Bishop 0. P. Fitzgerald ---1 Frederick Pasco 3, 18941 Bishop A. G. Haygood _I Frederick Pasco 9, 189f; I Bishop W. vV. Duncan__ ----- I Fnderick Pasco
lR, 1895 I Bishop J. C. Granbery .... ! Frederick Pasco 9, 189fi I Bishop C. B. Galloway __ ... -----1 Frederick Pasco
17, 1897 I Bishop W. W. Duncan.. ---------1 Frederick Pasco 14, 18981 Bishop W. A. Candler. -------1 Frederick Pasco 13, 1899 I Bishop W. A. Candler.. ------1 Frederick Pasco 13, 1900 I Bic;hop W. A. Candler..._ __ ______ !Frederick Pasco 12, 1901 1 Bishop J. C. Granbery_ ------1 Frederick Pasco 8, 190:1 I Bishop A. Coke Smith__ .I Frederick Pasco
10, 1903 i Bishop A. W. Wilson__ ... , .. \Frederick Pasco 8, 1!l041 Bishop W. A. Candler.... _______ \Frederick Pasco 7, 1905 I Bishop W. A. Candler_ __ ..... I Frederick Pasc-o
12, 1006: Bishop H. C. Morrison .. \Frederick Pasco 12, 1 !l071 Bighop C. B. Galloway I Frederick Pasco 16, Hl08 i Bishop C. B. Galloway _____ .......... !Frederick Pasco 15, 19091Bi'>hop James Atkins.. . . .I Frederick Pa~co 14, 1910 I Bishop J. C. Kilgo___ __ _______ I Frederick Pasco 12, 1911 '1 Bishop E. B. Hosg ... 1 Frederick Pasco 18, 19121 Bishop H. C. Morrison_______ I Frederick Pasco 10, 1913 i Bishop H. C. Morrison..... \Frederick Pasco
9, 19141 Bishop H. C. Morrison.... .I Frederick Pasco 1fi, 19Hi I Bishop H. C. Morrison _I Frederick Pasco
6, 1 !l1fi 1 Bishop Collins Denny__ -I Frederick Pasco fi, 1917 1 Bishop Collins Denny___ ______ __ i Frederick Pasco fi, 1918\Bishop W. A. Candler......... [J. E. Mickler
10, 19191Bishop W. A. Candler ........ _ .IJ. E. Mickler 8, 19201 Bishop W. A. Candler____ __ ____ :I. C. Jenkins 7, 19211_ Bishop W. A. Candler _I I. C. Jenkins
18, 1922\Bishop W. N. Ainsworth__ II. C. Jenkins 6, 19231 Bishop W. N. Ainsworth.. __ ! I. C. Jenkins 3, 1924! Bishop W. N. Ainsworth.. .I I. C. Jenkins 3, 19251 Bishop W. N. Ainsworth _I I. C"l. Jenkins
16, 19261 Hoyt M. Dobbs . _______ I I. C. Jenkins
PART II
JOURNAL The eighty-third session of the Florida Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, convened at St. Petersburg, Florida, June 16th, 1926, Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs in the chair. The Conference joined in singing "I Love to Tell the Story," and repeated in concert, the Apostles' Creed, after which the Bishop led in Prayer. The Bit;hop read the 53rd chapter of Isaiah, after which hymn number 19 was sung.
Words of Welcome-Dr. S. W. Walker, the host of the Conference, introduced Mayor C. ~1. Blanc, of St. Petersburg, who delivered a welcome to the Conference on behalf of the city. Hon. S. D. Harris welcomed the conference on behalf of the church. Bishop Dobbs replied.
Roll Call-The Secretary of the last Conference called the roll and 212 preachers and 39 laymen responded to their names. I. C. Jenkins was elected Secretary, and on nomination of the Secretary, R. A. Guy and Ben F. Rogers were elected assistants to the Secretary. 0. E. Rice was elected Statistical Secretary.
The Presiding Elders announced District Statistical Secretaries.
Hours of Meeting---The bar of the Conference was fixed within the first twelve rows of seats, and on motion of the Chairman of the committee on Public Worship, the Conference ordered the sessions to begin at nine in the morning and close at twelve-thirty.
Substitutions-The following alternates were substituted for principal delegates: C. B. Peeler in the place of Theodore Campbell, of the Jacksonville District; Ocala District, Mrs. \V. W. Clyatt in the place of Dr. W. 0. Lemasters; Orlando District, J. H. Wilson in the place of W. F. Cappleman; Tampa District, Mrs. R. L. Allen in the place of Mrs. F. W. Mizell.
Nominations-Rev. A. H. Cole, on behalf of the Presiding Elders, made nominations of boards, commissions and committees as follows (see Boards and Committees).
The Secretary was instructed to have made and furnish mimeograph copies of the boards, commissions and committees to the members of the Conference.
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The (Presiding Elders Report-Under question 21 the following Presiding Elders' names were called, their characters passed, and reports of the work in their districts made: W. P. Buhrman, C. H. Summers, G. S. Roberts, R.I. Barnett, M. H. Norton, C. F. Blackburn, H. J. Haeflinger, A. H. Cole, J. P. Hilburn, W. 1VL Mullen.
Introductions-The following were introduced to the Conference: Dr. C. C. Jarrell, Secretary of the General Hospital Board, who addressed the Conference briefly in behalf of his work; Dr. H. H. Sherman of the Board of Education; J. S. Purcell; A. P. Smith, G. W~ Hutchinson; H. A. Carlton; tranfers at the last Annual Conference.
Superannuates-The names of the following superannuates were called, each of whom spoke briefly to the Conference: W. B. Tresca, D. B. Sweat, W. H. Newkirk, J. R. Cason, M. T. Bell, J. L. Yeats, C. A. Saunders, S. Scott, W. H. Funk, and A. M. Mann. There being nothing against any of these, their characters were passed. The names of John Beers, J. S. Chapman, D. A. Cole, J.P. Durrance, W. J. Gray, H. F. Harris, Paul Kendall, J. L. Kilgore, J. E. Mickler, H. S. Miller, G. P. Penny, W. M. Poage, W. F. Shoemaker, R. A. Sowell, R. L. Summer, J. W. Taylor, H. Dutill, G. P. Hendry, 0. A. Thrower, W. G. Allab"en, and W. C. Norton, were called, their characters passed, and all these referred to the committee on Conference Relations, except A. M. Mann, who requested to be left effective. The name of B. T. Rape was called, and his Presiding Elder stated that there were rupwrs against his character which made it necessary to ask for a committee of investigation.
Adjournment-The hour of adjournment having been ~ached, announcements were made, and the Conference adjourned with the benediction by Dr. L. M. Spivey.
SECOND SESSION-THURSDAY MORNING
Opening-Hymn number 508 was sung, prayer was offered by Dr. W. K. Piner. Hymn number 334 was sung. Bishop Dobbs read from St. Luke, the account of the transfiguration, which lesson he expounded.
Minutes Approved-The minutes of Wednesday's session were read and approved. The roll of absentees was called, and a few additional members responded to their names.
The following resolution was presented by lVI. H. Norton and others:
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"Resolved that it is the sense of this Conference that no member of the Conference shall be a member of more than one quadrennial Board or Com-
. mission. And further, that if there be any whose names appear upon more than one of any of the Boards or commissions, the named person shall resign from all except one, the places thus made vacant being filled in the regular way.
"Provided, however, that this does not ref~r to Boards of Trustees which · are corporate bodies."
It was agreed that this resolution does not refer to the Hospital Commission, which is a temporary commission.
Basis for Assessments-The following resolution was presented by Dr. W. A. Cooper, and passed:
"Whereas, in 1922 the Conference assessments for the carrying on of this work were based upon a per capita payment of three dollars per member, and the assessments made for the various Boards were fixed at a certain per cent. of the above basis, and,
"Whereas, a net increase in our membership during the past quadrennium approximates 20% and if this basis is continued for the ensuing quadrennium it would give to each of these Boards an increase of twenty per cent. over their apportionment of 1922.
"Therefore, be it resolved, that we instruct our commission on Budget to make the same basis of three dollars per member per year for the Conference work, and that apportionments to the Boards be continued on the basis of 1922."
Full Connection-Question six was called, Who are admitted into full connection? Joseph Otto Kroff, Rufus Eugene Wicker, Ricardo Jimenez, Ramiro Paula, Marshall Everett Meyer, John C. West were, by vote of the Conference, elected to full connectic~m to be received when the Bishop shall see fit. A. F. Turner, D. M. McCauley, E. L. Ley, not having passed the required examinations, remain in the class of the second year. In answer to question 21, the characters of these were passed. Joseph Otto Kroff, Rufus Eugene Wicker and Ramiro Paula were elected to Deacon's orders, which answers question 17. Also answering question 17, W. L. Elkins, H. M. Bullock, A. B. Austin, W. E. Dennis and C. T. Howes, having met the disciplinary requirements, were elected to deaco:1s orders as local preachers.
Class_ of Third Year-Under Question 15, Who are deacons of one year? B. F. Rogers, W. R. Howell, L. B. Overstreet, H. W. Blackburn, W. M. Cooper, P. L. Redfearn, C. W. Alford, J. G. Stradley, A. C. Riviere, R. F. Kersey, Luigi Monteleone having completed the work required for the class of the third year, were advanced to the class of the fourth year. T. W. Carlton, H. B. Boyd, Don A. Cooke, not having passed the required examination, were continued in the
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class of the third year, which answers question 7. The characters of these were passed.
Discontinuance-Question 5, Who are discontinued? was asked and answered, J. W. Windham, at his own request.
Withdrawal-W. A. Frazier was granted a withdrawal at his own request.
Admission on Trial-Under question 1, HubBrt Dodd, Albert Love Smith, Asbury Ronk Buhrman, Alvin Levern V ergaron, Robert C. Holmes, James P. Lilly, Oliver Alton Murphey, A. B. Austin and Fred Lee Martin, Jr., were, byvote of the Conference, admitted on trial. Swain Robert Emmanual Carlson was admitted on trial by vote of more than two thirds of the Conference, not having met the educational requirements.
Elders-Under question 19, A. G. Cox was elected to elders' orders as a traveling preacher, having passed the course of study requirred for the class of the fourth year, his character having been passed. Joseph Barton, J. E. Jones, J. E. Lewis, C. R. Mingledorf, L. M. Ried, not having passed the required course of study, remained in the class of the fourth year, which answers question sixteen. "Cnder the same question, as local preachers, J. E. Lewis, C. R. Mingledorf, L. M. Ried and 0. A. Murphey, having met' the requirements, were elected to elders' orders by the special disciplinary provision. The characters of these were passed.
Re-admission-Under question 8, Carlos Jones Tyler was re-admitted, and placed in the class of the fourth year, which also answers question 16.
Class of the First Year-Under question 3, vVho remain on trial? vV. J. Martin, Henry Bullock, W. L. Elkins, C. T. Howes and H. W. Tyler, having passed the required studies of the class of the first year, their characters were passed and they were advanced to the class of the second year. M. H. Travis, C. H. Voss, W. E. Dennis, J. D. Hurt, E. N. Philpot, I. E. \Villiams, P. B. Trigg, C. W. Cotton, 0. Sewell Palmer, not having passed the required course of study for the first year, their characters were passed and they continued in the class of the first year, which answers question 2.
Characters Passed-Under question 21, the following names were called and their characters passed: E. J. Gates, H. C. Hardin, J. L. Bourn, S. I. Hendrix, J. B. Rooney, H. H. 1\IcAfee, l\I. B. Cox, vV. F. Dunkle, J. H. Daniel, \V. J. Churchwell, Fred Pixton, B. F. Lawhern, J. C. Jones, K. H. Koestline, J. E. Shepherd, Vv. J. Palmer,
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J. A. Hendry, L. M. Spivey, Oljn Boggess, G. F. Scott, J. Edgar Wilson, G. W. Hutchinson, F. H. Champion, L. E. Wright, L. D. Lowe, H. T. Gaines, J. L. Hunter, P. A. Fletcher, E. C. Calhoun, J.P. Gaines, W. C. Staats, Thos. vVilliams, J. J. Jones, J. E. Woodward, J. W. Blake, P. W. Ellis, F. B. Langford, A. E. Householder, W. A. Myres.
Orphanage Board Report--Report number 1 of the Orphanage Board was presented by G. H. York. J. W. Austin, R. H. Barnett · and H. J. Haeflinger spoke to the report, which was adopted.
REPORT OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF FLORIDA CONFERENCE ORPHANAGE NO. 1
The Board of Trustees respectfully desires to make the following recom-mendations:
That Rev. J. W. Austin be appointed Superintendent of the Orphanage. That Rev. R. H. Barnett be appointed Financial Agent. That the assessment for the Orphanage maintenance be fixed at twenty
thousand dollars to be a separate item from the Conference financial budget. That the fifth Sunday be observed as Orphanage Day in the Church and
in the Sunday School and collections be taken for the work. That the following be elected members of the Board of Trustees: Cleri
cal-J. R. Cason, J. P. Hilburn, M. H. Norton, F. Pixton, S. Hardin, R. F. Hodnett and G. H. York. Laymen-C. Brinkley, L. P. Hagen, 0. L. Stewart, C. E. Howard, Mrs. J. M. Gross, Mrs. L. D. Childs, and Mrs. W. S. Thornton.
That the Conference build a Church for the Orphanage not to exceed the cost of ten thousand dollars. The financial agent be authorized to solicit and collect funds for the same.
That the Presiding Elders of the several districts be respectfully requested to co-operate with and to assist the financial agent in collecting funds for this purpose.
That Saturday before the first Sunday in October be observed as Orphanage Work Day. The funds collected to be applied on the general building funds. The building program for year is as follows:
The Girls' Dormitory ................................................................ $60,100.00 Church Building ···········-···························-····--·························· 10,000.00 Incidentals ··----····-··-·········-························-······--·········--·············· 5,000.00
Total ···································-············-·····---···--························$75;100.00
Dr. C. G. Chappell was introduced to the Conference. The Secretary asked the privilege of introducing Mrs. Hoyt M. Dobbs to the Conference, which was done .
. Superannuate Relation-T. J. Nixon requested that his name be referred to the committee on Conference Relations for the superannuate relation. Dr. Hilburn and J. L. Yeats spoke in appreciation of the work of Dr. Nixon. The name was referred.
Doctor W. T. Hunnicutt, presiding elder of the South Atlanta
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district, North Georgia Conference, was introduced to the Conference.
Changes in Board Memhers~F. T. Wilson in place of C. E. Earnest on Board of Finance and D. W. Ferrell on Epworth League Board in place of C. L. Williams were made.
Announcements were made, the doxology sung, and the Conference adjourned with the benediction by Dr. W. T. Hunnicutt.
THIRD SESSION--FRIDAY MORNING
Opening-The C~mference convened Friday morning, June 18, at nine, Bishop Dobbs in the chair. Hymn 312 was sung and W. A. Cooper led in prayer. The Bishop read the Beatitudes, commenting briefly.
Minutes Adopted --The minutes of Thursday's session were read and approved.
Substitutions on Boards-Various resignations of members of Boards and Commissions, whose names appeared on more than one such Board or Commission, were presented and accepted by the Conference. (See list of Boards and Commissions.)
It was announced by t"le chairman of the committee on Memois that no preachers nor preachers' wives had died during the year.
Advancement in Class--The name of C. C. Frazier was called, his character passed, and he having passed the required studies for the class of the third year, was advanced to the class of the fourth year.
Temperance and Social Service-The report of the Committee on Temperance and Social Service was presented by W. A. Myres as follows:
We recommend 1. The appointment of Dr. C. W. Crooke as superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League for the ensuing year.
2. We respectfully ask the Conference for an assessment of $500 to be used by this Board for the prosecution of its work.
W. A. MYRES, Chairman. E. WATT SMITH, Secretary.
The first item was adopted by the Conference, and I tern 2 was referred to the commission on Budget.
Introductions-Rev. T. E. Pharr, of the South Georgia Conference, and Rev. A. W. Rees, Head Master of Emory Academy, at Oxford, Ga., were introduced to the Conference. Rev. W. J. Reid, of North Alabama Conference, and Rev. Frank Branch, president Andrew
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'College, Cuthbert, Ga., South Ga. Conference, were also introduced. Dr. Branch addressed the Gonference with regard to his school.
Hospital Board-Report of the Hospital Board was read by L. E. Wright, the consideration of which was made the order of the day for Saturday morning at ten o'clock.
Class received into full Connection-J. C. West, R. E. Wicker, J. 0. Kroff, M. E. Meyer, Ricardo Jimenez, Ramiro Paula, having answered the questions satisfactorily, and having been addressed by the Bishop, were duly received into the Conference in full connection. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", was sung and the Bishop, on behalf of the Conference, welcomed the class into the Conference, the vote on the reception having been taken on Thursday.
Collection-An offering amounting to $192.05 was taken to assist Rev. John Beers, an honored superannuate of the Conference, who had suffered great hospital expense.
Conference Relations-The name of Rev. H. E. Partridge was referred to the committee on Conference relations for the super· annuate relation, at his own request. The Conference paused a moment to express their feeling of brotherhood and appreciation of Brother Partridge.
Question 21-Under question 21, the characters of the following named preachers were passed: Smith Hardin, A. M. Daiger, W. C. Fountain, W. L. Nelson, W. E. Bryant, F. W. Cramer, W. L. Elkins, W. S. Hullett, E. M. Rooks, A. G. Cox, G. H. York, I. S. Patterson, C. W. Crook, 0. S. Palmer, J. T. Guy, A. H. Moore, Jr., J. W. Jackson, C. E. Gutteridge, L. Monroe, T. R. Adams, E. L. Ley, J. D. Lewis, J. E. Hartsfield, J. F. Bell, A. M. Hughlett, F. E. Tiffin, C. S. Gardner, M. H. Travis, J.D. Sibert, L. M. Broyles, A. C. McCall, T. H. Williams, E. 0. Heath, W. 0. Troutman, J. E. Lewis, W.
C. Rogers, Allan 1\!IacFarlan, H. A. Carlton, .J. M. Gross, 0. E. Rice, H. E. Partridge, C. V.l. McConnell, J. T. Coulliette, Joseph Barton, S. W. Walker, G. A. Davis, W. H. Herndon, W. J. Nease.
Report of Orphanage Board-Rev. J. R. Cason presented Report No. 2 of the Orphanage Board, which was adopted, and is as follows:
REPORT ORPHANAGE BOARD TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE The Orphanage has enjoyed a prosperous and peaceful half year. This
has been a season of constructive activity in several important particulars, made possible by the wise management of children and careful expenditure of funds, provided by a generous people.
Although it requires a longer time than the few months given supervision
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by the present management to accomplish all that has been outlined, splendid results are evidenced.
There is a fine opportunity here for a magnifiecnt plant, with twenty-five acres of well-located campus, grove and farm, and after years of hope deferred and untiring toil there is prospect that the dream is being realized.
The improvements for the half year comprise a number of much-needed repairs and building, with definite arrangements for increased quarters.
The permanent .rlant consists of the Girls' Dormitory, living rooma, dining room and kitchen (Building No. 1). The Boys' Dormitory, a hrick and stone two-story building, the first floor devoted to an assembly room, office and visitors' bed room (Building No. 2). The little children's dorm!·· tory, a one-story concrete building admirably fitted for the younger children (Building No.3). A small cottage (Building No. 4). The Superintendent's residence, a newly constructed bungalow of six rooms (Building No. 5) and such outside smaller buildings used for electric plant, etc.
Various repairs and improvements have been made during the six months, such as new fencing and grading, the addition of the electric laundry, gift of Mr. Charles S. Hall of Bradenton; the painting of the interior of the Girls' Dormitory; the placing of windows on the screened porches of two dormitories, building book cases and other additions. Also providing play-ground equipment.
Plans are now completed for the erection of a commodious fireproof building for general purposes, new dining rooms and Girls' Dormitory at an estimated cost of fifty thousand dollars. This is made possible through the fund raised by the Field Agent, Rev. Smith Hardin.
The operations of the farm are up to the standard with all the available land in cultivation. Growing crops for home consumption and there is now a larger herd of cows increasing the milk supply materially, a much desired addition in the interests of the younger children especially. The general health of the children has been exceptionally fine, with the exception of a light epidemic of flu during the winter.
The children have been examined by a representative of the State Board of Health and pronounced above the average of community children.
Clothing is being furnishd in many cases ·by Sunday school classes, Missionary Societies and individuals and this is worthy of emulation by others. The spiritual interests of the children are being looked after with care. Daily prayers, scripture readings, hymn~ and vesper services being held.
At this time there are employed in the immediate work, a farmer, four matrons, music teacher; stenographer and cook. There were admitted, during the past six months, children ----------·-··-----·--------··-·-···-------·------··----········ .. -····· 18 Adopted by various persons ............... -----------····---·-···-····-·······---......................... 3 Half orphans returned to parents ----------------------------------------------------................ 5 Positions found for matured orphans ...................... ---------------------------------------- 2 Number persons now in orphanage ----------------·-·---·-----.... ----------------.. ·--- .............. 97
In the plan for work day this year, Rev. D. B. Sweat has consented to serve in the capacity of Director of Publicity and Mrs. L. D. Childs, St. Petersburg, Fla., formerly Mrs. J. Lawton Moon, will continue as Treasurer of the work day fund.
J. R. CASON, President C. E. HoWARD, Secretary.
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TREASURER'S REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE FLORIDA METHODIST ORPHANAGE, SINCE THE
LAST ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN DECEMBER 1925 TO JUNE 1, 1926
Account with Phifer State Bank Dec. 1, 1925 Balance in Bank as per statement to last annual
Conference ----------------------------------------------------·-----------------$ 1,536.94 865.57
3,615.77 900.74
- 3,491.75 1,073.07
425.20 337.8V
Dec. 1, 1925 Credit slip from Phifer State Bank -------------·-·····-------Dec. 7, 1925 Cr.edit slip from Phifer State Bank -------·········-----------· Feb. 9, 1926 Credit slip from Phifer State Bank ······-·········-----------Mch. 8, 1926 Credit slip from Phifer State Bank ··········-···-----···-··-·· Apr. 9, 1926 Credit slip from Phifer State Bank············-·······---·-··· May 3, 1926 Credit slip from Phifer State Bank ·-···-···------------------Jun. 1, 1926 Credit slip from Phifer State Bank ------··-·····-----······--·
Total ------------------------------------------------------------------·········-------------------------$ 14,246.93
Paid Out
Salary account ···-----------------------------------··------$4,146.84 Groceries and General Upkeep -------------------· 7,951.01 Incidental account-to J. W. Austin for
cash advanced by him ------------------------------ 1,160.82
Cash in Bank --------------------------------------------$13,256.67
988.26
Total -----'------------------------------------------------------------------------$14,246.93
Account With Jacksonville Office
Dec. 1, 1925 Cash on hand as per report to. last Annual Conference-Balance in Bank ---------------------------------·----------$ 15,779.82 Savings-Atlantic Bank -----------···-------------------------------- 20,000.00 Savings-Polk Trust Co. -------------------------------------------··· 5,000.00
Total -----------------------------·----------------------------------------------$ 40,779.82 Checks from Field Agent including wills -------------····-$ 7,282.7'7 Contributions at Jacksonville office from various
sources ----------------------------------------------·-------·····------------- 3,838.50 C. Brinkley Endowment Fund -------------·-----------------------· 300.00
Total ----------------------------------------------------------------------------$ 52,201.09
Paid Out Expense of Board members to attend Board meetings $ 269.24 Expense for Rena Lee Hagan ---------·--------------·-·-·--·---------- 384.47 Building Superintendents Bungalow ---------------------------- 5,492.30 Salaries and Expenses, Field Agent ------------------------------ 834.68 Insurance --------------------------------- --------------------------------·--------- 128.60 10 shares Stock-Fla. Public Service Co. ---------------------- 1,003.90 Paid Trimble on account for Dormitory plan (not
yet accepted) --··------------------ ---------------·----------------------------Bookkeeper and incidental. expenses ............................. .
400.00 268.03
$ 8,781.22
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Balance in Bank ·····----------------------------------------------------------· Savings-Atlantic National Bank -------------------------------· Savings-Phifer State Bank -----------------------------------------Savings Polk County Trust Co. ---·----------------------------------
Total
Respectfully submitted,
3,419.87 30,000.0()
5,000.00 5,000.00-
$ 52,201.09
C. BRINKLEY, Treasurer.
FLORIDA METHODIST ORPHANAGE-SUMMARY OF REPORT
Received since last Conference from Phifer State Bank ------------------$ Received from Field Agent Rev. Barnett (includes bequests from
estates of Lillian Hacherelle $600.00 and M. J. Nicholson $400.00) ------- --·-- ----------------------------------------------------------------- -----··- ---·-······
Received from C. Brinkley Endowment fund --------------------------·-········ Received at Jacksonville office from various sources --------------··········
Total Receipts ---------------------------------·-------------------------------·---------·····-··-$ Paid out for salaries at Orphanage-6 months --------·----·····--·······-····$ Average per month ---------------------------------------·-----------------------·--··---~---····· Paid out for Groceries, Incidentals, and General upkeep ............... . Average per month ------·-----------------------·---------·------------------------··--·--········ Salary of Rev. Barnett-6 months -----------------------------·-·····--················
· Expense Account of Rev. Barnett-6 months ·------·-----····---·············-Average per month --------·····----------·--------------··---------·---····-------·--·······--·---Total expenses, including everything, since last Conference .......... $
Insurance in Force on Orphanage Property
Superintendents Bungalow --------·---············-················-··--········--····---·----$ Main Building ·····----·-·····--·-··------···················-·······-·····--·--········--·--·-········· Boys Dormitory ....................................................................................... . Childs Dormitory ····--········-·--······--········-·····················--········-----·-········-··
12,709.99'
7,282.77 300.00
3,838.50
24,131.26 3,966.71
661.12 9,111.83 1,518.64
900.00 114.6S
19.11 22,039.8~
4,000.00 8,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.0()
Total -------·-····-------·--··----·-·--·-··-·---·--········--·--·--··-··--------·-·---------··········---$ 24,000.00
Assets
Twenty-eight acres of land including Orange Grove, Buildings, and their contents, Live Stock, Car, etc. -----------·---·--·--···················$
C. Brinkley Endowment Fund ····--·-··--··----·-····--·------·-----------------·-·······-· Section of land near Williston ---·--·--····-------···------------·------------·-···-··------Cash in Banks ------·-··-------------------··------------------------------···------------·-·······----· Ten shares stock-Florida Public Service Co. --··----·-------------·········--· .S-avings Account-Atlantic National Bank··-------------------------------·--··-Savings Account-Phifer State Bank ··············--······--·-·······---······--···· Savings Account-Polk County Trust Company ··------·····-----·----·--···· Accrued interest on Atlantic Bank Savings Account to 4-1-26 ....... .
80,000.0(} 10,000.00
5,000.00 4,956.81 1,000.00
30,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
610.29
Total Net Present Worth ·------------------·-----··------------·-·-----------·----------$141,567.10
Respectfully submitted,
C. BRINKLEY, Treasurer.
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Report of Board of Education~Rev. J. H. Daniel read the following report of the Conference Board of Education which was adopted after W. A. Cooper, W. P. Buhrman, and H. H. Sherman had spoken briefly.
REPORT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION
We are gratified in being able to sound a note of optimism in our report to you on your educational interests. The past six months have been crowned with labors and, through the blessings of our Father, have proved fruitful.
At the last session you sent us forth to raise an endowment and working capital of $1,000,000.00. We come back to you with the Conference not more than half canvassed, with ·the total subscription of more than $1,200,000.00 and ask you to authorize us to continue for another Conference year, in compliance with the .following Resolution, which we ask you to approve, adopted by the Trustees of Southern College and this Board:
Resolved: Whereas, the Conference at its last session authorized the President of Southern College to institute a campaign to raise one million dollars from the entire State of Florida, and,
Whereas, the campaign so far concluded in the towns of Fort Myers, Bradenton, Bartow, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Lakeland, Jacksonville, Miami, and (Plant City in part) has yielded one million two hundred thousand dollars, and,
Whereas, it is manifestly unjust to these towns, and to the rest of the State as well, to discontinue the campaign until the whole State has been canvassed, therefore,
Be it Resolved, That the President of Southern College be authorized and instructed to continue the campaign until all parts of the State have been worked; and in doing so, to challenge the remainder of the State to duplicatE what the above named towns have done.
In this connection, we desire here to record our sincere appreciation of the very efficient work of our Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. A. Fred Turner, in his untiring labors, in his whole-soul devotion to the task assigned him, and to note our deep regret that we could not persuade him to continue in our educational work.
We have decided to follow the plan suggested by our General Board of Education, viz: to place all unpaid pledges secured in the Christian Education Movement in the hands of the Board of Trustees of Southern College fot collection.
We desire to express our appreciation in the action of the Methodist Foundation in postponing its campaign for funds until Southern College has completed its present campaign.
During the last year Southern College enrolled 396 students, most of whom took the regular College Courses. We are now recognized, conditionally by the Southern Association of Colleges arid Secondary schools, and we hope, shortly, to be accepted into full membership by this Association. Southern College has been elected to full membership in the American Association o! Colleges and also to the Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association. Our plans are for enrollment of 500 students for the coming year. Our College is prospering under the excellent leadership of its President.
We submit for your consideration and approval the following items: 1. We recommend that our assessment for educational purposes for the
year 1926-1927 be fixed at $30,000.00. 2. We urge our pastors to stress life service appeal and to co-operate
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with the General Board of Education in its plans for Bible Conferences and Summer schools.
3. To fill vacancies, due to expiration of terms, we recommend for your election, the following as members of the Board of Trustees of Southern College to serve until the 1929 session of our Conference: S. W. Walker, J. P. Hilburn, G. S. Roberts, W. P. Buhrman, L. W. Duval, L. P. McCord, J. J. Swearingen, J. H. Mercer and as Alumni Trustee, J. H. Daniel.
4. We recommend the appointment as President of Southern College, Ludd M. Spivey; for Professors of Southern College, Olin Boggess and G. F. Scott; C. W. Alford, student to Emory University; Don A. Cooke, student to Yale; A. C. Riviere, student to Drew Theological Seminary; R. H. Barnett, as Trustee of vV esleyan College.
5. The General Board of Education has fixed the assessment on the Florida Conference for the quadrennium 1926-1930 for General Education, $3,430.00 and for Theological Schools, $2,127.00.
we are grateful to all our pastors, presiding elders, members of our church and to friends for their loyal support and for the liberality in our campaign for Southern College.
Respectfully submitted, L. W. DUVAL, President. J. H. DANIEL, Secretary.
Anastasia Assembly-Rev. W. A. Myres presented the report of the trustees of the Anastasia Methodist Assembly, which was merely a matter of record as follows:
The affairs of this corporation have been brought to a successful conclusion. We have assets secured by first mortgages in the sum of thirty thousand dollars bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum. We have reduced our indebtedness by twelve hundred dollars the past year.
We attach hereto a financial statement from George V. Salger, Treasurer. We recommend election of the Board of Trustees. W. A. Myres, president; I. S. Patterson, vice-president; G. V. Salzer, Secretary; R. L. Fisher, J. M. Peeler, L. P. McCord, F. E. Steinmeyer, C. W~ Dudley, D. G. Barnett, W. S. Hullett, and J. J. Hurd in the place of John A. Futch, deceased.
We ask that this Conference endorse the plans of the Board to use the funds now belonging to this Board for the erection of a dormitory on the campus of Southern College on such terms as may be agreed upon by the Board of Trustees of Southern College and the Board of Trustees of Anastasia Methodist Assembly, Inc.
,V, A. MYRES, President.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANASTASIA METHODIST ASSEMBLY Short Year, 1926
Receipts Semi-annual interest, account $30,000.00 mortgage at 8 per cenL ... $1,200.00
Expenditures Paid note Florida Conference Brotherhood, $105.00 and
interest .. ----------------·----·-----·--------------------------------------------·-------$ 108.80 Paid note Ira S. Patterson, $1,044.66 and interest --·------- 1,078.13
$1,186.93 $1,186.93
Balance on hand in the Peoples Bank of Jacksonville _____ _ $ 13.07
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This $30,000.00 mortgage and notes to cover, and other papers are kept in the iron safe of George V. Salzer & Bros., 613 East Adams Street, Jacksonvilie, Florida.
Respectfully submitted, G. V. SALZER, Treasurer.
A communication from "'· G. Fletcher was referred to W. F. Dunkle and I. S. Patterson.
Committee of Investigation-The Bishop announced the appointment of J. B. Rooney, F. J. Patterson and R. F. Hodnett as a committee to inquire into certain rumors affecting the character of B. T. Rape, and report whether or not a trial is necessary.
A number of announcements were made, the Doxology was sung and the benediction was pronounced.
FOURTH SESSION-SATURDAY MORNING
Opening-The Conference convened Saturday morning at nine o'clock, Bishop Dobbs in the chair. Hymn number 386 was sung, and Rev. Smith Hardin offered prayer. Hymn number 19 was sung. The Bishop read the nineteenth Psalm.
1\'linutes Approved-The minutes of the Fr'day morning session were read and approved.
Emory Academy-Rev. A. W. Rees, principal of Emory Academy spoke in the interest of the school of which he is head.
Board Missions-Report Number 1, Board of Missions, was adopted without being read again, having been read before the anniversary meeting of the Board on Friday night. It is as follows:
BOARD OF MISSIONS
Report No.1
With profound and humble gratitude your Board of Missions submits its final report for the four years now ending. God, in His mercy, has greatly blessed and guided the Board in its operations, so that we bring to you results which must gladden the heart of our Lord. We have handled a sum of money larger than ever before without the loss of a single dollar, and with practically no dissatisfaction as far as the Board is aware.
We bespeak for the new Board the same measure of loyalty and co-operation that has been given to us. More than this, we could not wish nor could any Board desire more.
General Board Matters
The Christian Centuries have not written a more glorious chapter than the Missionary story of our church during the past four years. The whole world has passed through a period of unprecedented financial strain and re-adjustment during these four years. All the great mission boards have suffered serious depletion as the result of this financial strain and re-adjustment.
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Some of the boards have barely escaped financial disaster. Our own Board has suffered seriously, but thanks be to God, we have been able to carry on in every field without serious retrenchment. It is true, sadly true, that a forty per cent. cut in salaries and in maintenance has had to be made. But our Missionaries and our people in all the mission fields, at home and abroad, have heroically taken the cut and stood by the work.
It now requires about two and a quarter million dollars each year to maintain the missionary work of our General Board. Of this sum about one million dollars had to be raised last year as a Special known as "The Maintenance Special." The General Conference at its recent session made provision for raising this special each year of the next four years during the ~onths of January and February. We feel certain that our Conference will gladly undertake each year its share of this Maintenance Special, and that each year it will write as fine a chapter of achievements as it wrote in the campaign this year.
The General Conference re-organized the General Board of Missions so as to reduce the number of departmental secretaries and the expense of the Board as far as possible. It elected Dr. W. G. Cram to be General Missionary Secretary for our Church during the next four years, and committed to him very large administrative and executive power. \Ve bespeak for him the fullest measure ·of co-operation.
The representative on the General Board from the Florida Annual Conference is Rev. W. F. Dunkle. The new constitution provides that he shall also be ex-officio a member of the annual Conference Board of Missions and also that the President of the Conference Woman's Missionary Society, the Conference Missionary Secretary, and the Conference Lay Leader shall be ex-officio me]Ubers of the Conference Board.
The General Conference assessment for Missions each year for the next four years is $22,868.56 divided as follows: For Home and Foreign Missions, $21,273.04; for negro work, $1,595.52; which is approximately the same assessment the Conference carried for the past four years.
Annual Conference Board Matters During the period 1922-1926, the membership of our Conference has grown
from 48,031 to 58,035, a net gain of 10,004 members. Approximately a twenty per cent. increase. During this time, we raised for missionary purposes, including the Centenary, Specials, and from regular assessments $410,982.00, not including the moneys raised by the Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and the Woman's Missionary Societies.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Conference began the period with 6,725 members and closed with 8,374 members, a net gain in membership of 1,649. During this period they raised $369,216.00 or a per capita of $12.34 annually. For the same period the per capitas missionary offering of our church membership was $3.73 per year. Together the Missionary Society and the Conference raised the Grand Total for Missions of $780,198.00. Wo are of the opinion that the Sunday school and Epworth League contributions added to the above would make a sum approximately $900,000.00, or an average of $4.00 per capita per year for the past four years.
No Conference in the connection has done better and few have done as well. But even this generous giving has not been sufficient to meet our growing needs. And we have been compelled to see opportunity after opportunity slip away from us in our rapidly dveloping State. It is a situation that cannot ·be helped unless a larger revenue can be provided.
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The Centenary
Dr. W. G. Cram, Centenary Director, for the past four years, and Colonel John E. Edgerton, Treasurer for the past four years, report a total of $463,100.00 paid by the Florida Conference on Centenary pledges from the beginning, of this amount $21,264.00 has been paid during the present Conference year, which includes everything paid on Centenary up to June 18, 1926, excepting the payments made by Sunday schools and Epworth Leagues which have been carried as a separate item by the Centenary Commission, which, if added to the above sum would give approximately $600,000.00 Centenary money raised by the Florida Conference, on a quota of $632,000.00.
The General Conference of 1926, discontinued the Centenary Commi~sion and placed all Centenary affairs in the hands of Dr. W. G. Cram, Missionary Secretary.
Dr. Ira S. Patterson has been authorized to continue Centenary Representative in Florida Conference, receiving. funds with the understanding that only the expense involved will be chargeable to the Centenary. This authority was given by Dr. Cram as of date April 22, 1926.
In view of the fact that there are many unsettled Centenary claims, a number of which were and are in process of settlement, Dr. Patterson has continued the district Centenary representatives until further notice. These will make settlements with individuals and churches in the districts where Dr. Patterson cannot personally attend to the matter, subject, of course, to his approval.
We would urge all our Churches to make final setttlement of their Centenary accounts as speedily as possible. Where there is any doubt about the matter, it should be taken \lP with Dr. Patterson directly.
The following seventy-six churches have settled their Centenary accounts in full or by adjustments First Jacksonville Dixieland Montbrook Falling Creek
Middleburg Switzerland Asbury Baldwin Grand Park Hutto Chappel Ortega Stuart and Salerno Silver Palm Matacumbia Altoona Lake Wales Winter Garden Seville Green Cove Springs First Ch. St. Augustine Hinson Chattahoochee Manatee LPPc;-burg Cl·:Jarwater Key~tone
LaBelle Cedar Keys Anderson Memorial
Ft. Myers Rochelle Bethel (Jacksonville
Dist.) Ridout Spring Glen Starke Emanuel Marietta Eastport Fernandina Lake Butler Bryceville Wesley Memorial Crawford King's Ferry Homestead Dania Ojus Boynton Lemon City Fulford Apopka Clearmont Lisbon Groveland Oakland Fairvilla Trinity (Seville) Winter Haven Enterprise Welaka St. James (Palatka) DeLand Georgetown , Winona Woodville Havana Oak Grove (Tampa Dist.) Bradenton Lady Lake · Inverness Coleman Lo) ce Tarpon Sprmg::: · HoJder Martel L:lr€0
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1vlission Maintenance and Florida Special
Two of our districts, namely: Miami and Orlando, paid largely on "World Advance" just before the Annual Conference of 1925. The fiscal year of the General Board of Missions is from May to May. The fiscal year of the Conference Board was from December to December. This year it has been from December to June 16th. Naturally since the "World Advance" and "Mission Maintenance" were for the same purpose, the question arose, whether these amounts were to be credited on the year 1926. They should be reported as paid on the fiscal year of the General Board for 1925-1926, but the $30,000.00 to be raised for the General Board and the $10,000.00 to be raised for "Conference Mission Special" totaling $40,000.00 come under the head of "Mission Maintenance" only and should belong to the Annual Conference Board year of 1926 only.
On the "Mission Maintenance" and "Florida Special" the following quotas were assumed by the districts and payments on them have been made as follows:
District Quota Now Paid Bal. on Quota . Bartow -··-·----··-------·-·---------$5,000.00 $4,237.76 $ 762.24 Gain~sville ------·--······-----·--- 2,500.00 1,837.44 667.56 Jacksonville ----------··-·-------- 4,000.00 3,886.35 113.65 Miami ·---·-------------·-----····---· 6,000.00 5,262.58 737.42 Ocala ______________________________ : ___ 6,000.00 5,077.38 922.00 Orlando ·------------------·--·------· 6,000.00 4,790.68 1,209.32 Palatka ···----------------·---------- 3,500.00 1,833.31 1,666.69 Tallahassee ·------------·---·---- 2,500.00 1,872.50 627.50 Tampa ------------------·-··---------· 6,000.00 5,095.78 904.22 Making a total paid $33,887.78, of this amount $8,471.94 is for the Florida Special and $25,415.00 for "Mission Maintenance." Add to this for the General Board $13,645.41 paid on "World Advance" just before and at the 1925 Annual Conference and we have a Grand Total paid the General Board for their fiscal year of $39,061.25 to which should be added the $8,471.94 "Florida Specials." Making a Grand Total of $47,533.19. Add to this the amount raised this year on the Centenary pledges, $21,264.00 and we have a total for Missionary Specials during the Conference year 1926, of $68,-798.00, not including any amount paid on regular assessments or raised by Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues and Missionary Societies.
Administrative Matters
During the quadrennium, the Board has maintained an average of more than 70 Conference missions making appropriations sufficient to meet the expense of the Pastors serving them. We have also carried on extension work, that is, we have acquired or assisted local churches and district boards to acquire property and begin new work in a large number of places. In a number of these cases, we have also assisted in the erection of a temporar.r place of worship. This work has been so vital to our Missionary operations in Florida that to discontinue it or to curtail it would be disastrous, if not fatal. There is immediate demand in scores of places for a considerable outlay at once in order that we may enter fields which, if not entered speedily, will be entirely lost to us.
It requires mo_re than $4,000.00 a month to meet our pay-roll and thi! sum will have to be con~iderably increased during the Conference years 1926-27, if we are to meet our opportunities and our obligations in Florida.
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The ending of the Centenary will, of course, bring to an end the 10% which we annually receive from that source. During the four years just ending, we have not only had the 10% from the Centenary but each year the Conference has granted us the privilege of raising a Special to supplement the receipts from the regular assessments and from the Centenary.
In view of the above fact, we recommend: 1. That in addition to the regular assessment, the Board be authorized
to add to the General Conference "Missionary Maintenance Special" a sum equal to the General Conference ''Missionary Maintenance Special" to be raised at the same time and in the same manner each year; so that annually one-half of the "Missionary Maintenance Special" will be paid into the Treasury of the Conference Board to be used exclusively for extension work in the Florida Conference.
2. That churches, Sunday schools, Missionary Societies, Epworth Leagues, Wesley Brotherhoods, and individuals be authorized to undertake the special support of any missionary or missionary work under the direction of your Conference Board on the same basis that General Conference Specials are undertaken.
3. That in order that a full statement of all moneys raised in our Conference for missionary purposes may be set out in the minutes of our Conference, district boards, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, Missionary Societies, Wesley Brotherhoods and all individual contributions, be reported to the annual Conference Board of Missions to be inserted in the minutes in the Grand Total raised for Missionary purposes.
4. That Dr. Ira S. Patterson be appointed Treasurer of the ''Missionary Maintenance" fund and of all Specials as provided for in recommendation 2.
&. That no local or district financial enterprise may be coupled with the "Missionary Maintenance" campaign.
\Ve desire to recognize and to have the Conference recognize the unexcelled efficiency of our Conference Missionary Secretary, Dr. Ira S. Patterson. No Conference in the connection has been more efficiently or more abundantly served by its Conference Missionary Secretary than has the Florida Annual Conference. We recommend that the Bishop applnnt as Conference Missionary Secretary for the ensuing year, Dr. Ira S. Patterson.
W. F. DuNKLE, Chairman. C. E. GUTTERIDGE, Secretary.
Sunday School Board-Report of the Sunday School Board was read by Rev. G. F. Scott. The report was adopted. It is as follows:
Your Sunday School Board begs leave to submit the following report: In reviewing the work of the quadrennium, your board is very much grati
fied at the progress made. We note, first, a large increase in attendance in our Sunday schools, a phenominal increase in the liberality of our people as expressed in their offerings. In per capita offerings for all Sunday school causes, our Conference leads by far any other Conference in the Church.
Second. The growing spirit of co-operation and good-will of presiding elders, pastors, Sunday school workers and other friends who are interested in the development of Christian character.
Third. The development of a large force of volunteer district and subdistrict workers who are giving largely of their time and efforts in assisting the Board in extending its work to reach every school in Conference.
Fourth. The work of leadership training has heen a most vital influence
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in the development of the work. Thirty standard schools have been conducted and many trained classes. Through all agencies, nearly four thousand standard credits have been issued and a very large part of the ~unday school constituency has been reached that have not done credit work.
Fifth: In all endeavors of the Board as workers great emphasis has been placed upon the evangelistic opportunity of the Sunday school and the importance of bringing our people into a vital consciousness of God through worship.
We recommend for your endorsement the actions of the Sunday school Board, as follows:
First. The election of F. M. Williamson as Conference Superintendent of Sunday school work and Miss Hester Douglas as Asst. Conference Superintendent with special charge of elementary work.
The election of Rev. G. W. Hutchinson as Extension Secretary and recommend that Bro. Hutchinson, who is a member of the Conference, be appointed to this position by our Presiding Bishop.
Second. The endorsement of the plans of our General Sunday school Board for the promotion of week-day religious instruction. We urge the cooperation of our people in the promotion of this phase of our work wherever practicable.
Third. The development of a large force of volunteer district and subthe Wesley classes through the Conference Federation and other Agencies. The co-operation of all Sunday school workers is solicited making the Federations a success this Fall. The deepest appreciation of the Board is eX· pressed to Mr. James A. Bunch, President of the Federation for the large amount of his own time and money that he has so freely expended this year in assisting the Board in this work.
Fourth. In the efforts of the Board to place our literature in all the schools of the Conference and the use of only such song books as are approved.
Fifth. The Board commends the work of the Conference Superintendent in editing the Sunday school page in the Advocate and we request that a united'effort be made to give the Advocate a wider circulation and a wider reading.
Sixth. \Ve especially call your attention to the Conference Summer school at Southern College, Aug. 30 to Sept. 10, and earnestly urge all the Pastors, Sunday school and church workers to attend.
Seventh. We recommend an assessment for Sunday school work for the coming year of $10,000.00, the same as last year, with the increase of 20% as voted by the Conference.
Your retiring B'oard expresses its appreciation for the excellent support and fine spirit of co-operation which it has received from Conference. We bespeak for the incoming Board the same spirit of co-operation that they may be able to render the most efficient service possible. We assure the Conference that helpful suggestions and criticisms will always be welcome. May your prayers continue to accompany us in our efforts to advance the kingdom of God through this great agency of the Church.
Respectfully submitted, S. D. HARRIS, President. G. F. ScoTT, Secretary.
Order of the Day-The time having arrived for the order of the day, which was to consider the report of the Hospital Board, that
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matter was taken up. After extended discussion, the report was re-committed in order to make its recommendations more definite-
Resolution regarding records of Fletcher Triai-Dr. Dunkle reported regarding a matter referred to him and Dr. Patterson, relating to certain records used in the trial of W. G. Fletcher some years ago. The resolution offered by Drs. Dunkle and Patterson was adopted, and is as follows:
A RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Rev. W. G. Fletcher was, some years ago, tried and acquitted by the Florida Annual Conference of certain charges brought by Dr. W. W. Pinson, the then Secretary of the Board of Missions; and
WHEREAS, certain of the papers which were and are a part of the record of that trial were loaned by the Conference to Dr. Pinson and the Board of Missions; and
WHEREAS, it has come to the knowledge of the Florida Conference that these papers which are the property of this Conference have been published and circulated without the knowledge or consent of the Florida Conference; therefore,
Resoll'ed, that this Conference demand of the general Secretary of the Board of Missions the return of all of the papers in the possession. of the Board which belong to the Florida Annual Conference.
Second, that the Secretary of the Conference communicate to Dr. W. G. Cram this resolution and demand. the return of these papers.
W. F. DUNKLE. IRA S. PATTERSON.
Resolution --Dr. Cooper introduced a resolution regarding interchange of territory with the Methodist Episcopal Church in the State of Florida, which was adopted as follows:
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE ON FRATERNAL REL,\TIO~S AND EXCHANGE OF TERRITORY WITH THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER CONFERENCE, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
WHEREAS, the bishops, in their address to the last General Conference express the desire of our church for continued and closer fraternal relations with the Methodist Episcopal Church, in harmony with our long established and frequently expressed policy; and
WHEREAS, the General Conference continued and reconstituted its Committee on Exchange of Territory with the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
WHEREAS, both the Methodist Episcopal Church and Methodist Episcopal Church, South, have large and growing work in Florida; and
WHEREAS, there is acute demand in each Church for the strictest economy in the use of missionary and church extension money; and
WHEREAS, in Florida there is great and urgent demand for Episcopal Methodism to enter and occupy the many new communities which are springing up in our midst almost over night, in order that Methodism may not lose its place of primacy among the evangelical Protestant Churches; and
WHEREAS, only by fraternity and co-operation can over-lapping and wastefulness be averted and the primacy of Methodism be assured; therefore be it
Resolt·ed, (1). That a Committee on Fraternal Relations and Exchange
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of Territory, auxiliary to the General Conference Committee be appointed by the Florida Annual Conference to meet a like Committee from the St. John's River Conference;
Resolved, (2). That the Committee consist of the Bishop presiding over the Florida Conference, three traveling preachers and three laymen; -
Resolved, (3). That the Committee be given full power in the matter of over-lapping and wasteful competition, and in fraternal relations, subject only to the Quarterly Conference and the General Conference Committee to which it is auxiliary, provided no property can be exchanged without the approval of the Annual Conference;
Resolved, ( 4). That one preacher and one layman be appointed to officially notify the St. John's River Conference of the passage of these resolutions and to bear to those brethren our fraternal greetings.
Lay Activities~ The report on lay activities was read by Douglas Bailey, which was adopted, involving the election of the Conference lay leader and three associates, named in the report which Is as follows:
We, the lay organization, do hereby submit the following repcrt: We nominate L. P. McCord for Conference Lay Leader with three asso
ciates, viz: T. T. Turnbull, for the north end of the State; Judge Geo. Tedder for the East Coast and Douglas Bailey for the West Coast.
As a number of Wesley Brotherhoods have already been organized in the various districts with even a larger number contemplated, we suggest that the Presiding Elders and Pastors co-operate with the district and charge lay leaders in promoting Wesley Brotherhoods in every church in the Conference.
We suggest, also, that the Presiding Elders and Pastors include in their reports work done by the lay organizations and Wesley Brotherhoods the same as other branches of church activity.
Respectfully submitted, DOUGLAS BAILEY,
T. F. ALEXANDER, L. F. VAUGHT.
Afternoon Session Called-A motion was passed that when we adjourn, we adjourn to meet at 3:30 this afternoon.
Board Missions-Dr. Dunkle read the report number 2, Board of Missions, for information. There being a possibility of changes, the report, which is not a matter for Conference action, was withheld until later. It is as follows:
REPORT NO. 2-BOARD OF MISSIONS Financial Statement
Reserve Fund ....................................................................... . Balance on hand .................................................................. $ 6,115.25 Receipts:
Phifer State Bank ......................................................... . 10% Centenary ............................................................... . Conference Mission Special ......................................... .
22,106.42 1,794.48 8,593.36
$38,609.51
$55,494.11
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Expenditures: Payments to Mission Pastors ---------------------------------------Conference Missionary Secretary
Salary, $1,055.55; Expense, $139.54 ------------------------Extension Work --------------------------------------------------------------Board Expense ---------------------------------------------------------------District Evangelism -------------------------------------------------------Error, 1925, Florida Special --------------------- ------------------Bartow District Tent (Extension Work, _________________ _
Balance ----------------------------- --------------------------------------------
APPROPRIATIONS
Ba1·tow District Amount
Boca Grande and Charlotte Harbor ----------------$ 300.00 Bonita Springs ---------------------------------------------------- 400.00 East Ft. Myers -------------------------------------------------- 250.00 Highland City and Eaton Park ________________________ 500.00 Lakeland City Mission -------------------------------------- 1,500.00 Limestone (conditional on P. E. providing a
like amount) ____________________ ------------------------ 500.00
$3,450.00
Gainesville District Amount
Rochelle ----------------------------------------------------------------$ 300.00 Lake Butler ---------------------------------------------------------- 400.00 Lake City Mission ________________ ---------------------------- 300.00 Ft. White _________ --------------------------------------------- 200.00 Crystal River ______ ----------------------------------------------- 400.00 University Pastor, (on condition that Board
of Education pay like amount) _________________ 1,250.00
$2,850.00
Jacksonville District Amount
McClenny ------------------------------------------------------------$ Baldwin and Bryceville -----------------------------------Murray Hill and St. Johns -----------------------------St. Mathews and City Mission -----------------------Green Cove Springs ------------------------------------------Waldo--------------------------------------------------------------------Eastport and Dinsmore ____ -------------------------------
300.00 400.00 600.00 600.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
$2,500.00
Grade A B A A A
B
Grade c B A A A
c
Grade A B A A A A A
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$12,055.00
1,195.09 6,360.00
821.48 440.00
2,305.38 200.00
$23,376.95 15,232.56
$38,609.51
Years 3 4 1 2 1
5
Years
4 3 2 2
Years
4 3 3' 1 1 2
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Miami District Amount
Fulford------------------------------------------------------------------$ 200.00 300.00 300.00 600.00 500.00 100.00 500.00
Highland Park ---------·-·························----·-------·---Matacumbia --·-··········-··········-········----····---·------·---Pahokee and Clewiston ·-·-········-------·--···--·---·----·Floral Park and Kendali ·······-······----··--·-····--·-·· Twenty-fifth Avenue, N. W ............................ . Oakland Park and Progresso ·---·-················-··· Coral Gables --------·········--·-···--·-··················--·------- 1,500.00
$4.000.00
Ocala District Amount
Dunedin ········---··-----······-···········-----··-··----·------······-$ 300.00 Clearwater Mission (conditional on Clear-
water paying $1,000) .. : ................................ . Inverness (condition that charge pay $1,300) New Port Richey ---·--················-----·--·---·--·----·----· Palm Harbor ··-----·······---··-·---·········-···········--·-·--·Trilby and Lacoochee -----------·······-··----------·----···· Seminole ···········-·····-------·--······-··--··----------------------First Church, Northside aRd Southside Miss. Blanton ········--······---·---·--·······--·--··-··----·------·······---
400.00 200.00 400.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 500.00 300.00
$2,700.00
Orlando District Amount
Walker Memorial and Lucerne Park ------------$ 300.00 Lake Stearns and DeSoto City -----·------------···--- 300.00 Loughman and Lake Alfred ---····--·-------------··--- 200.00 Mont Verde, Oakland and Lockhart -------------- 400.00 Fairvilla and Ferradale ---···-·····-------···-·-------·-- 400.00 North Orlando ------····--········-···········--·----------------- 200.00 Concord Park ---···--·-------················---------------·------ 400.00
$2,200.00
DeLand District Amount
Seville ····-········---------·-··········--·-········----------·---·----·$ 400.00 Sherman -----·--·--·-····----···-·····--···--·-------··-----··---·--·- 100.00 Interlachen ·····-··············--········-·····--·----·-·······-·---- 200.00 Grand Island ............................. :........................ 150.00 Mims ····--··-·------···--·--··--······--·····---···········--······-······ 400.00 Vero Beach ········---------·············------················------ 250.00 Sebastian ····---·······-···········--·-·····-····· .................. 200.00
$1,700.00
Grade A A A A A A A A
Grade A
A A A A A A A A
Grade A A A B A A A
Grade A A A c A A A
Years 1 2 2 3 3 1 2 1
Years 2
1 3 3 1 2 1 2 2
Yearll s 1 1 4 2 1 2
Year• 2 1 1
2 1 1
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Tallahassee District Amount
Hinson .................................................................. $ 100.00 Hosford ................................................................ 200.00 Fenholloway ........................................................ 100.00 Mt. Pleasant ........................................................ 200.00 Waukeenah .......................................................... 200.00 West Madison .................................................... 300.00 Woodville ..................................................... :...... 300.00 Aucilla .................................................................. 200.00 Student Secretary S. C. W. .............................. 300.00
$1,900.00
Tampa District Amount
Bayshore and Palmetto Beach ........................ $ 400.00 Port Tampa and Interbay ................................ 200.00 Sulphur Springs ................................................ 300.00 Trinity Mission .................................................. 300.00 Wimauma ............................................................ 500.00 Venice and Englewood ...................................... 700.00
$2,400.00 Latin District
Amount To be apportioned by Bishop and P. Elder .... $ 750.00
RECAPITULATION Bartow District .................................................................. $ DeLand District ................................................................. . Gainesville District ........................................................... . Jacksonville District ......................................................... . Miami District ..................................................................... . Ocala District ..................................................................... . Or lando District ................................................................. . Tallahassee District ........................................................... . Tampa District ................................................................... . Latin District ...................................................................... .
Grade A B A A A A A A A
Grade A A A A A A
3,450.00 1,700.00 2,850.00 2,500.00 4,000.00 2,700.00 2,200.00 1,900.00 2,400.00
750.00
Years 1 4
1 2 2 3 2 2 1
Years 2 2 1 3 1 1
$24,450.00 $24,450.00 Evangelistic Work .............................................................. $ 4,000.00 Emergency Fund .......................... ...................................... 3,000.00 $ 7,000.00 Extension Work .................................................................. 30,000.00 Board Expense and Conference Minutes ...................... 2,000.00 Summer School .................................................................. 1,600.00 Evangelism Committee, Expense .................................... 100.00 Conference Missionary Secretary salary, $4,500.00
Travel and office expense, $1,000.00 ............................ 5,500.00 $39,200.00
Approved as to formation of Missions.
$70,650.00
W. F. DuNKLE, Chairman, C. E. GUTTERIDGE, Secretary.
HOYT M. DOBBS, Bishop in Charge.
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Introductions-Rev. W. Rupert Weare, of the United Church of Canada, Dr. G. D. Naylor; Rev. E. F. Howard, of the C. M. E. Church, St. Petersburg, and Rev. E. A. Robinson, of the C. M. E. Church were introduced to the Conference.
Question 21-Question 21 was called, and the characters of the following men were passed, each making report. Holmes Logan, C. F. Starnes, R. B. Templeton, J. D. Murray, S. 0. Hammond, J. T. Mitchell, B. D. Bourn, F. E. Steinmeyer, J. F. Phillips, T. L. Z. Barr, M. F. Dukes, George R. Stephens, I. C. Jenkins, G. E. Summers, J. L. Criswell, W. G. Brantley, C. W. White, W. A. Cooper, S. A. Wilson, W. W. Shoup, R. T. Caldwell, R. F. Hodnett, W. K. Piner, J. E. Skipper, R. E.L. Folsom, A. A. Godfrey, H. G. Davis, T. M. Lee, F. L. Crowson, C. E. Cook, W. J. Carperter, T. J. Nixon, W. J. Jones, J. F. Clark, R. A. Selby, W. F. Allen, F. R. Bridges, C. W. Mathison, R. H. Barnett, J. W. Austin, L. B. Simpson, G. C. Herndon, F. M. C. Eads, A. A. Hancock, K. Hollister, D. D. Dieffenwierth, G. W. Stubbs, F. J. Patterson, H. A. Spencer, J. 0. Grogan, J. B. Reid, Jr., W. B. Treasca, W. A. Fischer, L. P. Friskell, J. S. Purcell, W. T. Rencher, E. Watt Smith, J. D. Major, H. F. Tolle, W. G. Strickland, John T. Myers, M. E. Thompson, W. E. Sewell, R. L. Allen, G. W. Sellers, G. W. Rosenberry.
AdYocate-The time was extended to hear the report of the trustees of the Florida Christian Advocate. A. C. McCall read the report. I. C. Jenkins read the financial report. The report was adopted.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES, FLORIDA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
We, your Board of Trustees offer 'the following recommendations: 1. We heartily commend the faithful service of Rev. I. C. Jenkins aa
Editor of the Florida Section of the Florida Conference Edition of the Christian Advocate and we recommend his reappointment as Editor in connection with his work as pastor.
2. That we continue our present contract with Lamar & Barton for continuance of the Florida Conference Edition of the Christian Advocate.
3. That we make the assessment for the Advocate $6,000.00, with which to underwrite the expenses connected therewith.
4. If the assessment for which we have asked is granted we propose to offer Scholarships in Southern College in a subscription contest as follows: $450.00 to the District securing the highest list of subscriptions; $225.00 to the district securing the second largest list; $150.00 to each of the three districts having the next three largest lists, and $100.00 to each of the other districts, provided in every case the total number of subscribers in each district has reached a quota equal to one subscriber for every ten members of the church in the district, using as a basis the reports to the Annual Conference for 1926 as recorded in the minutes of said year.
5. The price of the Advocate is $2.50 and all who take subscriptions are urged to collect said amount for it. A commission of 50 cents is offered to
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those who secure subscriptions. With this arrangement in connection with Scholarships offered will make it possible for a number of our ambitious young people to attend Southern College. Every pastor and presiding Elder is urged to organize throughout the Conference and secure these Scholarships.
Respectfully submitted, A. C. McCALL, Chairman, HOLMES LOGAN, Secretary.
Rev. A. F. Turner presented a handsome bouquet of flowers to Miss Marie Kaigler, who had served five years in the capacity of secretary to the Secretary of Christian Education movement, as an expression of appreciation on the part of certain members of the Conference for her fidelity.
· Announcements-Adjournment with benediction by S. W. Walker.
FIFTH SESSION-SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Pursuant to motion, the Conference convened Saturday afternoon at 3:30. I. S. Patterson in chair, by the appointment of the Bishop. The opening hymn was 393. E. J. Gates led in prayer.
Minutes Approved-Minutes of the morning session were read and approved.
Hospital Report-S. D. Harris read the revised report of the Hospital Board, whic4 was adopted as follows:
The following churches have taken enrollments on the Golden Cross Society: Lakeland First Church ---------······--·······--·············-····························-·····-····-··$ 40.00 Jacksonville First Church ····-············--·--·--··--·················--··--······-·--------------·- 308.00 Stuart ·······--·········--··············--·--···········--··---······················--·-··--··-··--··-··---·--·-····· 30.00 Branford .......................................................................................................... 5.00
If other churches had done equally as well, the results would have been gratifying. The last General Conference made it the duty of the Bishop in charge to inquire into the work of the Golden Cross in the annual Conference; made it the duty of the Presiding Elder to inquire into the work of the Golden Cross in the District Conference and at the Third Quarterly Conference; and made it the duty of the Pastor to call for reports from the Golden Cross at the Church Conference. The Pastor must appoint a Golden Cross Director and the Presiding Elder must see that this has been done by the Second Quarterly Conference. The Pastor and the Golden Cross Director must select and organize a Goldeh Cross Committee which shall direct the Golden Cross enrollment. .
We call attention to the fact that the week including the second and third -Sundays in May has been made Enrollment Week for the entire Church, but we recommend that in our Conference enrollment week shall include the two Sundays following Thanksgiving Day.
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The Board gave careful attention to the following offers from cities and communities desiring a Methodist Hospital:
First. An offer from W. R. Hodges, Cedar Keys, proposing to give one block of city property valued at $15,000.00.
Second. From W. M. Fowler, Cedar Keys, offering 50 acres valued at $50,000.00.
Third. From G. A. Boyd, of Bronson, offering 50 acres· of land valued at $5,000.00.
Fourth. From White Springs, offering 30 acres near the spring and $50,000.00.
Fifth. From Hollywood, offering a six-acre site and $300,000.00. Sixth. There were good prospects in other cities, but no mention here of
them, as no definite propositions were presented to your Board. In order that these offers may be carefully analyzed, sites inspected and
that due consideration be given, we recommend that you pass the following resolutions:
First. That the newly elected Hospital Commission be authorized to receive these and other offers; and to decide what, if any, action shall be taken . This commission is hereby empowered to do any and all things necessary for carrying out the intentions of this resolution, including the acceptance of deeds of property contracting and being contracted with and doing any and all things necessary for the location and building of the Florida Conference Methodist Hospital, provided: That before any location is finally decided upon, or accepted, the Commission shall notify the Bishop that they are ready to act and on receipt of that notice from the Secretary of this Commission, the Bishop shall call together at some convenient time and place, the chairman of all Conference Boards and the Presiding Elder of the Conference. And this body, together with the Commission, is hereby given full and final authority in the location and building of the Hospital as contemplated by this resolution.
Second. That the Hospital Commission is hereby authorized to employ an Executive Secretary to carry out its decisions and to raise a sum of $200,000.00, more or less, for the Hospital enterprise.
Third. That the Commission on Budget is hereby requested to include in the Conference assessments the sum of $7,500.00 to cover the expenses of the Commission; the incidental expenses of the Conference Hospital Board (not to exceed $150.00); and the salary and expenses of the Executive Secretary.
Fourth. That the Hospital Commission shall meet as early as possible for organization and shall set the earliest reasonable date for hearing tha Representatives of the various Committees.
Report of General Secretary
Dr. C. C. Jarrell, General Secretary, was ·before the Board and made his report which was very gratifying. The Board as a whole appreciates the co-operation of Dr. Jarrell in this great and glorious work. He is doing a wonderful work throughout the connections.· His fellowship and brotherly advice has been a great help to us,
J. D. SIBERT, President. L. E. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Temperance and Social Service-Report number two, Board of Temperance and Social Service, was read by C. W. Crook. W. A .
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Myres, W. J. Carpenter, and F. L. Crowson spoke to this report. The report was adopted, as follows:
Section 1-Social Service-We urge again the importance of the social creed of our church. We call attention to Paragraph 533, page 251, of our book of discipline.
We are glad to note the growing interest in social service in our church as evidenced by the Junaluska Conference, by the Social Service work of the Women's Missionary Society, Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools and Wesley Brother hoods.
We favor the outlawing of war. War is now the legal and organized meth· od of settling differences between nations and has its rules and code. We wish to substitute for the code of war some code of law. We care not by what name this law may be called. Blessing upon any one who can help to staunch this open and bleeding world wound of war. The progress in this direction constitutes the greatest a~anced movements of the year.
Despite a nation-wide crusade the crime wave continues unabated. In many cases criminals and officials have been found to work in harmony. Thinking men are becoming more and more .alarmed for the safety of our ideals and institutions. The enemies of temperance continue to charge the crime wave to the eighteenth amendment. However among the fourteen causes of crime listed by the experts, prohibition is not named. In our opinion the causes are not far to seek. A corrupt comic section reach the eye of the youth in characture of home and parents. The moving picture takes up the lesson of elicit love, bold bandits, bad men and women, wine and wealth without labor or sacrifice. Everywhere the home and the church is subjected to ridicule and God is but a word to use in profanity. The Sabbath is nowhere regarded save as a day of play. We cannot continue to disregard these things without destroying the foundation of our nation. Here is the next great conflict to which the church is called.
Race Track Gambling-In spite of our utmost effort race tracks for dogs and horses have continued to do business in our state to our great disgrace and financial hurt. The matter has just been brought to the Supreme Court of Florida and rest there for final decision. Should the Court uphold the law race track gambling is forever dead in Florida. Should the law be set aside our disgrace will be complete and no one can foresee the end of the evil. Knowing the dignity of the Supreme Court and the character of its judge3 we can rest the case with them. Till the decision comes, let all of our people watch and pray.
Temperance
SECTION II
WHEREAS, The most adroit movement has been launched by those opposed to prohibition, headed by Senators Edge, Edwards, Reed and Congressman Hill and others, and ·
WHEREAS, The enemy has made a full statement of their program which includes legalizing wines and beer and repealing the eighteenth amendment, and
WHEREAS, The enemy is attempting to deceive the people by the oftimes repeated and ever recurring statement that they have no desire nor design for the return of the saloon, and
WHEREAS, State referendums on national prohibition are ·being called in New York, Ma;yland, Illinois and other states and while these referenduma
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have no legal status, it behooves us to remember that they are effective vehicles for wet propaganda and tend to unsettle those prohibitionists who are weak in the faith, and
WHEREAS, These manifestly dangerous conditions threaten the strongholds of our defense of constitutional prohibition, Therefore be it
Resolved: That we should fully recognize and squarely face the factthat if wines and beer are legalized and the eighteenth amendment repealed saloons would return in greater numbers than before, and that the wreckage of the great destroyer would be incalculably greater, because of the greater population and greater prosperity of our country, and that, with the increased thousands of drunken drivers, automobiles and trucks upon the busy streets of our cities and the crowded highways of our nation would become veritable engines of destruction and carnage equal to, or greater, than war,
Second. That a campaign of Christian Temperance education fully adequate to the emergency should at once be launched.
Third. That our church shoula continue to ring out the clear message of Temperance and sobriety, through the pulpit, the Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues and Social Service committees.
Fourth. That we commend the earnest efforts of the Anti-Saloon League and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and call upon them to redouble their diligence and effectiveness in spreading prohibition propaganda unerringly and incessantly in every corner and in every center of this state; to encourage law observance by the people and law enforcement by the officers, and to guard the doors of Congress and the State Legislature against any one who would destroy our constitution, or the amendments thereto, especially the eighteenth amendment.
Fifth. That we hereby memorialize the editors of our graded Sunday school lessons to continue the quarterly temperance lesson so that our children will be taught the truth concerning the evils of alcoholic liquors and the fearful destructiveness of drink.
W. A. MYRES, Chairman, E. WATT SMITH, Secretary.
The Conference Relations-The Committee on Conference Relations presented its report through W. J. Palmer, which was adopted. See "Our Honor Roll."
Preachers Relief Fund-Report of the Preachers Relief Fund Trustees was read by A. M. Daiger. The report, filed for information, was as follows:
The Board regrets that on account of the briefness of the Conference :year, and the time of payment of interest on loans of our endowment fund falling due in December, we have had very little money at our disposal at this time. Also, the need of urgent repairs on our superannuate parsonages has absorbed about all the funds at hand. Therefore, we have been unable to comply with several requests for aid, that otherwise we would have been pleased to grant.
In compliance with the resolution adopted by this Conference in Session in December last, we are planning a Thanksgiving Day offering by every Church in the Florida Conference for the relief of the ''Forgotten Man."
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REPORT OF H. L. PHIFER, TREASURER Preachers Relief Fund
Balance on hand last report --------------------------------------------------Notes paid ------------· -------------------------------------------------------------------Endowment-M. J. Nicholson Estate ---·------------------------------
Total -----------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------Less amount loaned
Balance on hand ------------------------------------------------------------------One Liberty Bond -------------------------------------------------------------------One Orange County Bond -----------------------------------------------------Amount of notes on hand -----------------------------------------------------Seventeen Homes 2.nd Real Estate --------------------------------------
Interest Fund Balance on hand last report -------------------------------------------------Interest and rent collected ----------------------------------"--------------------
Disbursed Insurance -----------------------------·-------------------------------------------·--------$209.36 C. W. White, traveling expenses -------------------------------------------- 35.00 Paving, Tampa ---------------------------------·---------------------------------------- 495.00 Plumbing and carpenter Largo ---------------------------------------------- 214.27
Donations
W. G. Allaben --------------------------------------------------------------$100.00 B. T. Rape -------------------------------------------------------------------· 100.00 200.00
Balance on hand -----------------------·------------------------------------------
$ 1,274.01 500.00 400.00
$ 2,174.01 $ 2,000.00
$ 174.01 $ 50.00
100.00 17,597.69 65,700.00
$83,621.70
$ 1,218.27 1,051.61
$ 2,269.88
$ 1,153.63
$ 1,116.25
C. W. WHITE, Chairman, A. M. DAIGER, Secretary.
District Conference Records-W. L. Nelson presented the report of Committee on District Conference Records. The report was adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON DISTRICT CONFERENCE RECORDS
We, your committee, appointed to examine District Conference records, beg leave to report that all records were before us and found to be in good condition.
P. L. REDFEARN, Chairman, W. L. NELSON, Secretary.
Commission on Budget-W. K. Piner read the report of Commission on Budget, which was adopted.
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REPORT OF COMMISSION ON BUDGET
We, your Commission on Budget, beg to report the following assessments for 1926-'27, and percentage to be used by Conference Treasurer in disburs-ing same:
Amount Board of Finance ------------------------------------------------------------------$36,000 Board of Missions ---------------------------------------------------------------- 60,000 Board of Education -------------------------------------------------------------- 32,000 Sunday School Board ------------------------------------------------------------ 12,000 Advocate Board -------------------------------------------------------------------- 6,000 Epworth League Board -------------------·····--------···---------·------·-- 2,000 Board of Church Extension ------········-----······-----------------.------ 9,000 J. C. Ley Loan Fund ------------------------------------------------------------ 1,000 Hospital Board ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7,500 Temperance and Social Service ---------------------------------······· 500 Lay Activities ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 500 Printing and Incidentals ---------------------------------------------------- 1,500
Per Cent. 21.43 35.71 19.05
7.14 3.57 1.19 5.36
.GI) 4.46
.30
.30
.89
$168,000 100.00 We recommend the following quota, using the amounts paid pastors and
Presiding Elders for 1925-1926, and the membership of the same year as reported to Annual Conference, June 16th, 1926, as a basis.
We also recommend $20,000 for the Orphanage Board to be apportioned to the district as a separate item in the same proportion.
I Per I General I Conference I District I Cent. I Work I Work Orphanage I Total
Bartow .... __ I 11.44/ $ 6,479.00 I $ 19,219.00 $ 2,288.00 I $ 27,986.00 Gainesville __ I 8.821 4,996.00 14,818.00 1,764.00 I 21,578.0i) Jacksonville .. I 10.221 5,789.00 I 17,169.00 2,044.00 25,002.00 Miami ...... __ I 13.431 7,607.00 I 22,562.00 2,686.00
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1 32,855.00 Ocala .... ____ I 12.521 7,091.00 I 21,034.00 2,504.00 30,629.00 Orlando .. __ .. I 10.221 5,789.00 17,169.00 2,044.00 25,002.00 Deland .......... / 10.071 5,703.00 I 16,918.00 I 2,014.00 I 24,635.00 Tallahassee __ I 8.571 4,854.00 I 14,398.00 I 1,714.00 I 20,966.00 Tampa .... __ I 14.711 8,331.00 24,713.00 2,942.00 I 35,986.00
11oo.oo1 $ 56,639.oo 1 $168,ooo.oo 1 $ 2o,ooo.oo 1 $244,639.oo
W. K. PINER, Chairman. D. J. MASON, Secty. Pro Tem.
Bishop Dobbs took the chair.
Board of Missions-W. F. Dunkle read parts of reports two and three, Board of Missions, and that part which required adoption was adopted. The remainder was filed for information.
This Conference year of only six months has not been as fruitful in our evangelistic work as we had hoped. Some of our evangelists have been sick and other conditions have arisen by which the effectiveness of the work has -been hindered, but your Board is still of opinion that the appropriation to evangelistic work in the Conference is profitable and we are appropriating the sum of $4,000.00 to be used this Conference year.
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The committee on evangelism of the Board has required quarterly reports from the evangelists~ indorsed by the board and will tabulate the same for publication in the minutes of the Conference. These reports to be made to Dr. S. W. Walker, Chairman of the committee. We are hoping to make the committee of evangelism a clearing house for evangelist work in the Conference and we invite the preachers to consult with the committee and call on the committee for any sort of service that they can render in making our evangelism most effective. We desire to keep before the Conference the work of our evangelists in the Florida Advocate and we can only do this by reports which indicate what they are doing.
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is effective in the salvation of souls and men called to this work ought to be men of clean hands and a stirred heart.
We recommend for appointment as Conference Evangelists, L. B. Simpson, and F. L. Crowson without salary.
We endorse as evangelists, P. K. Rowell, H. L. Ezell, A. D. Buck, J. I. Whitworth, S. A .• \1:cCook, W. H. McLeod, J. B. Culpepper, Sr., F. P. McCall, and John M. Watts.
We recommend for general evangelists, J. B. Culpepper, Sr., F. P. McCall, and W. H. McLeod.
W. F. DuNKLE, C. E. GUTTERIDGE.
REPORT NUMBER FOUR-BOARD OF MISSIONS The new Board of Missions met and organized by electing the following
officers:
Rev:W. F. Dunkle to be chairman. Rev. S. W. Walker to be vice-chairman. Rev. C. E. Gutteridge to be secretary and treasurer. For an Executive Committee:-Rev. W. F. Dunkle, Rev. S. W. Walker,
Rev. C. E. Gutteridge, Rev. Ira S. Patterson, Rev. H. F. Tolle, Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer, and Judge C. B. Peeler.
For the Committee on Evangelism:-Rev. S. W. Walker, chairman; Rev. J. B. Rooney, vice-chairman; Rev. W. C. Fountain, secretary; Rev. P. A.
·Fletcher, Mr. F. H. Trimble, Mr. P. M. Boyd, Mr. E. L. Greer. For Auditing Committee :-Mr. C. R. Morgan, Mr. W. T. Hendry, Mr. J.
W. Cummings. For Publicity Committee :-Rev. W. J. Palmer, Rev. S. A. Wilson, Mr. R.
A. Gray., Respectfully submitted,
W. F. DUNKLE, Chairman, C. E. GUTTERIDGE, Secretary.
MONEY APPORTIONED TO THE DISTRICTS FOR EVANGELISTIC WORK FOR THE YEAR 1926 AND 1927
Bartow -------------------·-----------------------------------------------------------------------------·-·······$ Gainesville ······················----·--·-----·-···························---·---·-----·-·····-··-············ Jacksonville ................................................................................................. . Miami ............................................................................................................ . Ocala ............................................................................................................. .
500.00 350.0\) 500.00 500.00 450.00
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Orlando ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Palatka ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tallahassee -----------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------·-----Tampa -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------···--·-····---·----------
500.00 350.00 350.00 500.00
$4,000.00
Approved by: S. W. WALKER, Chm. Ex. Com. IRA S. PATTERSON.
Hospital Board-Report Number two, Hospital Board, which recommended that Dr. W. A. Cooper be appointed as executive secretary of the Hospital Board was presented and adopted by the Conference.
Editor of Minutes-!. C. Jenkins, editor of the minutes, read the financial report of the transaction of having the minutes printed and other incidental expenses, which was filed for information.
From Board of Finance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------$ From Board of Missions ---------------------------------------------------------------·-----------From Board of Education ---"--------------------------------------------------------------------From Board of Sunday Schools ------------------------------------------------------·--------From Board of Advocate ----------------------------------------------------------------------------From Board of League -----------------------------------------------------------·------------------From Board of Church Extension ----·------------------------------------------------------From Board of Orphanage --------------------------------------------------------··-····-····----
345.00 328.00 181.00
68.00 54.00 32.00 45.00
131.00
Total ·--·······-···-·······················-·-·-······-·····-··-··: .......................................... $1,184.00
DISBURSEMENTS
Lamar and Barton-Printing Mmutes ··--········-·······-·--·-·--···············--------------······--·····---------$ 865.00 Postage ······················-····-···-·--·--······-·---········-··--·-··-·-·····-··--·--····-·-···-·-·-· 48.12
Statistical Blanks ·····-······-······-··················-·····---·····-----········-·-··-···-·-·-···-·---· 6.o0 Freight on Minutes ·--·-····--·-··--····-···········-··-·····--··-------------··-·-··-·······-···--·-·· 5.80 Statistical work --···-·····-····-··--·--··-·-···--·····-········--···-···-······-·············-···-···---- 181.25 Clerical help --·······-·········-·····-····-·---···--······-··-···---···-.. ···········-············· .. ·--·-·· 25.00 Stationery, postage, etc. -·······-····-···········--······-·--·········--·-······-·-········-···-·-·· 12.23 Auditing Treasurer's Books ···-··-····--·-············--·······---·····--···-·--·-··-··---··--·~- 40.00
$1,184.00 Respectfully submitted,
I. C. JENKINS, Editor of Minutes.
Christian Literature-The report of the Board of Christian Literature was read by Thomas Williams, and was adopted.
We, the Board of Christian Literature in session feel, as a whole, that we should express our thanks to the Editor of the Florida Christian Advo~ cate for his discriminating editorials, stimulating news items, and inspiring departmental pages and in appreciation thereof we wish to urge all pastors and laymen having news items worth while to send them in promptly to him.
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We request that in order to gi'!e more space for news items the Presiding Elders' rounds be published only twice each quarter.
We wish, also, to ask you to join with us in expressing our appreciation to Larnar & Barton for their generosity to us and for the attractive arrangement of the Florida Edition of the Advocate.
We wish to call attention to the authentic reports coming to us from other Conferences as to our successful solution of the Advocate problem in the combining of the Conference organ with our general organ.
We especially recommend that our preachers and Christian laymen speak out against the circulation of pernicious literature which is undermining the spiritual lives of many of our people, much of such literature published today being so vile that it is unfit for circulation through the mails,
And we wish further to urge the pastor and his committees on circulating Christian literature to be most diligent in trying to place the Advocate, Voice~ Era and Methodist Laymen in the homes of our people.
We. also wish to commend Lamar & Barton for their splendid showing in accrued profits from our Publishing Houses and bespeak the continued patronage of our people.
THOS. WILLIAMS, Chairman, MRs. P. N. KING, Secretary.
Board of Finance-Dr. Cooper, Chairman of the Board of Finance, presented the report of the Board of Finance. The report was adopted as follows:
We, your Board, wish to report that we have again paid all claimants on the Board monthly in advance on the first of each month. The average paid the superannuates on the basis of a twelve months year was $540.00, and to the widows, $410.00. These are the largest amounts that have ever been paid by your board.
We are pleased to report that there have been no deaths among the claimants or any of the members of the Conference during the year. By reason of her marriage, Mrs. J. L. Moon is no longer a claimant on the Board. We extend to Mr. L. D. Child our heartiest congratulations and wish for them both a long, happy and useful life.
The usual check from the Publishing House has not come in, owing to the change in the date of the Conference. We are informed, however, that it will only be abou: 60 per cent. of last year's. We hope our preachers will buy and read more books the coming year.
Dr. Cooper, president of the board, has been quite active in the interests of the work during the past year. He attended several of the District Conferences and did valiant work for the Endowment Fund. We feel that his efforts materially aided in placing Florida Conference in the first place on the percentage of her quota raised during the first two years. Owing to a short year this year we are likely to lose this enviable position unless the brethren make a very great effort during the next year. We trust that all will endeavor to report 100% for four years at the next Conference.
Your board was signally honored by having its president selected as a member of the General Board of Finance.
Your Board received a check from the General Board of Finance for $2,297.36 from the superannuate Endowment Fund and-the J. P. Anderson Memorial fund held in trust for us by them. You will note that this is an increase of about $1,400.00 over last year. If the preachers will press the Superannuate Endowment Collections during the coming twelve months
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we will secure more than $4,000.00 from this source at the next Conference, The Conference Treasurer's books were audited and found to be in excel
lent shape. Respectfully submitted,
W. A. COOPER, President, FRANK T. WILSON, Treasurer.
APPROPRIATIONS The Florida Conference Board of Finance announced the following
appropriations to the claimants for 1926-27. These will be paid in advance, monthly, on the first of each month.
Allaben, W. G. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$ Beers, John . ____ . ___ .. ___ -------- __ .. ----- .... ------- ....... --------.----------------.----------- ----·----· Bell, M. T. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cason, J. R. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-·--·-·· Chapman, J. S. -------------------------------------------------------·-----------------------------·-··· Cole, D. A. -------------------··----------------------·--------------------------------------------··-·---··· Durrance, J. P. ---------------·------------------------------------·-------·------------------·-········· Dutill, Howard ----------------------------------------------------------··---·--------------·······----· Funk, W. H. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·Gray, W. J. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Harris, H. F. -------------·---------------------------·------------------------------------------·--·····-Hendry, G. P. -----------·--------------------------------------------------------------·----------------Kendall, Paul · -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Kilgore, J. L. -------------·----------------------------------------------------------·--------------------Mickler, J. E. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Miller, H. S. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· Newkirk, W. H. -------------------------------------------------·----------------------------------------Nixon, T. J. -----------------------·---··············-------------··------------·--···--·······------·--···· Norton, W. C. ·········--·····--·--------------------------------·------------------------------------·--· Partridge, H. E. ···---------····-----------------------------------------·----------------------··--Penny, G. P. -------------·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Poage, W. M. --·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rape, B. T. -------------------------------------------------------------------------.----------------------Saunders, C. A. -------------------------------··········-------------------------------------------------Scott, ::;am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Shoemaker, W. F. -------------------·------------------------------------------------------------------Sibert, J. D. ___________ ·------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sowell, R. A. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·· Sumner, R. L. --------------------------------------------------------------------····-----------·-------Sweat, D. B. ---------------·--·--·······------------------------·-------------------------------------------Taylor, J. W. -------------·-------------------------------------------------------------------·-----------Thrower, 0. A. --------------------------------------·------------·-------------------------------------Tresca, W. B. ------------------------------------------------------------·------------------------------Yeats, J. L. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
660.00 660.00 780.00 120.00 120.00 660.00 300.00 660.00
60.00 660.00 360.00 660.00 660.00 660.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 660.00 660.00 660.00 540.00 600.01) 660.00 660.00 240.00 540.00 600.00 720.00 480.00 720.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 540.00
Total for superannuates ................................................................ $18,900.00
Alexander, Mrs. W. F.------------------------------------------------------------------------------$ 420.00 Armistead, Mrs. T. S. -------------·------------·--------------------------------------------------- 540.00 Barone, Mrs. Thomas ----------------------------------------------------------------------------·--· 360.00 Bigham, Mrs. J. W. .................................................................................. 420.00
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:Byrd, Mrs. M. C ..................................................................................... .. Bishop, Mrs. Jessie R ............................................................................. .. Bradford, Mrs. Annie ............................................................................. . Cecil, Mrs. C. C ........................................................................................ . Coleman, Mrs. J. T .................................................................................. . Collier, Mrs. Olive ................................................................................... . Crandell, Mrs. J. S .................................................................................. . DePass, Mrs. J. P .................................................................................... . Delofeu, Mrs. B. C .................................................................................... . Dominguez, Mrs. M .................................................................................. . Fulwood, Mrs. M. S ....... , ........................................................................ . Grady, Mrs. S ......................................................................................... .. Hardee, Mrs. E. J .................................................................................... . Harrison, Mrs. E. A ................................................................................ . Henderson, Mrs. Ida ............................................................................... . Hendry, Mrs. J. A ............................................................................... .. Honiker, Mrs. Mariam ........................................................................... . Hudson, Mrs. E. C .................................................................................. . Inman, Mrs. C. W .................................................................................... . Kennelly, Mrs. Ida ................................................................................. . Lawler, Mrs. S. W ................................................................................... .. Leave!, Mrs. G. C .................................................................................... . Ley, Mrs. J. B .......................................................................................... . Moore, Mrs. L. W ............................................................................... .. Norwood, Mrs. Joseph ............................................................................. . Phillips, Mrs. T. J .................................................................................... . Robarts, Mrs. W. H. F ............................................................................ . Roland, Mrs. T. F .................................................................................... . Sale, Mrs. Annie ........................................................................................ . Shipp, Mrs. Kate ..................................................................................... . Sistrunk, Mrs. M. S ................................................................................. .. Taylor, Mrs. F. A ................................................................................... .. Thrower, Mrs. B. K ............................................................................... .. Tomkies, Mrs. T. W. .. ........................................................................ .. Vernon, Mrs. Mary W ............................................................................ . Ward, Mrs. C. D ..................................................................................... .. Weir, Mrs. W. A ..................................................................................... .. Wells, Mrs. R. J. . .................................................................................... . Williams, Mrs. R. M ............................................................................... .. Williams, Mrs. Martha ........................................................................... . Woodv;ard, Mrs. A. L ........................................................................... ..
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300.00 420.00 420.00 540.00 420.00 120.00 420.00 360.00 540.00 360.00 420.00 540.00 420.00 420.00 300.00 420.00 300.00 300.00 420.00 420.00 480.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 480.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00
60.00 360.00 480.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 480.00 420.00 360.00 300.00
Total for 'widows ............................................................................ $17,880.00 Total for superannuates ................................................................ $18,900.00
Grand total ............................................................................................ $36, 780.00
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF FINANCE OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH-TRUSTEES OF THE FLORIDA CONFERENCE
Supe1·annuate Endowment Fund
CAPITAL AccouNT I I INCOME ACCOUNT 1 Amount I I I Time I Amount
Date I Received I RECEIVED FROM I Rate I mo. da.J Earned 1925 I I I I Mar. 311$ 300.00jBalance on hand-J. P. An- I I derson Mem. Fund ···············:1 6%
I 12- $ 18.00
Mar. 311 26,114.52 Balance on hand-J. P. An- J
I derson Mem. Fund ----------------1 6% 12- 1,566.87 May
~I 2,285.04 Special Effort Collections --------1 6%
I 10-27 124.53
June 2,672.98 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 9-27 132.30 July 31 2,660.97 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 8-28 118.85 Aug. 41 1,942.48 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 7-27 76.71 Sept. 41 902.28 Spec~al Effort Collect~ons --------~ 6% 6-26 30.96 Oct. 31 954.73 Special Effort Collections ________ 6% 5-28 28.31 Nov. 5J 1,457.B2rpeciai Effort collections ........ 1 6% 4-25 35.19 Dec. 71 4,123.52 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 3-24 78.33
1926 I I Jan. 7/ 5, 780.251 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 2-24 80.92 Jan. 26J 200.00)Contribution-J. P. Anderson I
I Mem. Fund ----------------------------1 6% 2- 5 2.16 Feb. 3J 55.59 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 1-25 .49 Mar. 31 803.64 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% 0-28 3.74 Mar. 311 1,558.41 Special Effort Collections --------1 6% ~----.-------- .
l$51,812.23! I I$ 2,297.36
1927 Session-It was ordered that a committee of five be appointed and empowered to arrange for the location of the next session of the Annual Conference. The Bishop announced the following committee: S. W. Walker, I. C. Jenkins, L. M. Spivey, E. B. Walthall and T. F. Alexander.
Methodist Foundation-The Secretary read the report of the Trustees of the Florida Methodist Foundation, which was adopted as follows:
The Board of Directors of the Florida Methodist Foundation makes the following report:
Conditions which have prevailed in the State since the last session of the Conference have been such that it has not been possible for this Board to make any decided progress towards securing the funds necessary for the building program at Tallahassee and Gainesville.
The need for these institutions becomes greater with each passing year, and if our church is to hold to her own young men and young women, the Methodists of Florida must be behind this movement and make it succeed.
The members of the Foundation extend to Dr. W. A .. Cooper their sincere thanks for the great interest he has shown in the work and the effort he has
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made to advance the work of our Church in State Institutions o£ Learning. We ask that the Conference re-elect the following, whose term of office
expires with the Conference: W. A. Myres, Nathan Mayo, W. B. Harbinson, T. T. Turnbull. We also recommend the appointment of Rev. A. B. Austin as Student
Pastor at the University of Florida. H. A. SPENCER, Pres. Pro Tem. J. B. GAME, Secretary.
Florida Conference Brotherhood-The report of the Florida Conference Brotherhood was presented by Rev. H. E. Partridge, and is as follows:
The Florida ConfE-rence Brotherhood is glad to state to the Conferencf>, for information, that this fine and most brotherly benevolence is in excellent condition. We have now a reserve fund of something over $2,000.00; a standard checking account for immediate use in paying promptly its bene-
. fits; and has fixed the amount of death benefit at $800.00. Our membership embraces a majority of the Conference, and over 200 laymen as associate or contributing members. During the last twelve years we have increased our benefit from $300.00 to $800.00. Had the numbers of the Brotherhood brought this needed benevolence to the attention of our people and enlisted them in it we might have secured at least $1,000.00 and increased the benefit to $1,000.00. We therefore urge that every preacher join us in an earnest effort to enlarge om· membership.
H. E. PARTRIDGE, President.
No Trial Necessary-The Committee appointed to investigate certain rumors regarding the conduct of B. T. Rape reported that they had made full investigation and that they found no tijal necessary.
Resolutions-The Secretary introduced Mrs. W. C. Fountain, who presented on behalf of the Preachers' Wives' Aid Circle, the following resolutions of thanks:
We, the Preachers' Wives' Aid Circle and other visiting ladies, express our profound appreciation and hearty thanks to the pastor and ladies of Frost Church, St. Petersburg, for their splendid hospitality and kindly consideration of our comfort and pleasure during the session of the Annual Conference.
MRs. W. A. COOPER, President, MRS. I. S. PATTERSON, Treasurer, MRS. W. C. FOUNTAIN, Secretary.
Treasurer's Report-The Secretary read the report of the Conference Treasurer, which was filed for information. It is as follows:
REPORT OF CONFERENCE TREASURER
St. Petersburg, Fla., June 20, 1926. To the Florida Annual Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South:
We beg to submit the following report:
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Paid on Assessment .for General Work Foreign Missions -------------- -------------------- --------------------- ----------$ 6,039.22 Home Missions ------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,350.82 Negro Work __________ ----------------- ------------------ ---------------------- 599.90 Education ___________ __ __ _________ _ __ --------------- -------------- ____ 1,121.35 Theological Schools --------------- ------------------ 799.15 Church Extension ___ 1,920.51 Superannuate Endowment ____ ---------------- _ 1,998.94 Epworth Leagues _____ _____ ________ 4.68.46 Sunday Schools ____ ------------------ 1,979.87 Bishops' Fund ____ _ ___ . __________ 1,759.41 American Bible Society___ ---------------- 508.75 General Conference Expense ___ --------------- --------------- 1,000.54 Temperance and Social Service __ __ _ __________ 120.82 Asbury Memorial __ 40.28 Hospitals ________ ____ 120.82 Lay Activities _____ ------------------------ 368.83
Total amount raised for General Work --------------------------------------------$21,197.67
Paid onJ Assessment for Conference Work Conference Claimants and Expense -------···-·------ --·--------··--·-- -·- .. $15,912.35 Conference Missions _ ----···-------··-------·-------·-- 22,106.42 Education ·--··------ _____ _ _______ 13,267.62 Sunday Schools __ -----·-···-----· 4,422.55 Christian Advocate __ ---·------·-- 2,651.00 Epworth Leagues _____ _ _ ___ ----·-·-- _ ---·-·----------·--·---- 879.48 Church Extension _ __ _____________ 3,097.04 Church Extension, ,r_ C. Ley Loan Fund ... _____ ------···-- 395.77 Hospitals ····-·----· ------··------ ----···----------···-· 87.94 Orphanage __ _ ________ ------·--District Work
Total ____ _
Paid on Specials For Superannuate Endowment ---~-
11,430.95 1,877.49
...... $76,128.61
-----$ 2,297.36
Total amount raised for Conference work ____ __ ----·- .. $78,425.97 Respectfully submitted,
The Phifer State Bank, By H. L. PHIFER, Cashier.
J. B. Rooney was placed on the Board of Missions in the vacancy caused by the resignation of F. J. Patterson.
Question 21 was called and the following names were called, their reports heard, and their characters passed, L. Oser, D. Carrera, R. Paula, F-. Sanz, L. lVIonteleone, R. Jimenez and G. Perez.
The nam·e of B. T. Rape was called, and his character was passed.
Board Church Extension-The report of the Board of Church Extension was presented by B. D. Bourn, and was adopted by the Conference.
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Your Conference Board of Church Extension notes with gratification the great progress being made in building new churches and parsonages. It desires to give its encouragement and aid to all these prospects as far as possible. Last year the Board was able to grant all applications in full, but this year the askings are so much greater than its resources that it is impossible to do this. It is regretable that this Board has not a much larger donation and loan fund with which to aid their worthy applicants.
The Conference Lean Fund capital amounts to $13,032.00. The assessments for the General Board for 1926-'27 is $4,866.00. The as
sessment for the Conference Board is $9,000.00; for the J. C. Ley Fund, $1,000.00.
Grants made on application at this meeting of the Board are as follows: LaBelle ··---~--------------------------Bartow______________ ----$ 250.00 CHURCH DISTRICT DONATION Spring Lake ·----------------------·Ocala ·----------------- 150.00 Ruskin _________ -------------~----------Tampa __ 300.00 Harrison Memorial __________ Gainesville ______ 250.00 Alturas ··-·--------------------------·-Bartow ____ --------··--------·---·---Englewood --------·-----------·---·-Tampa ------··-···-· -----··----------Madison _______________________________ Talahassee _______ _
Lealman ----------·-·--·---------- ___ l)cala -----···--· Pierson --------·-·-·-----------------·-Deland ---·---------------------·-·---· Verna ---------------------------------·· .. Tampa ... ·-----·------------------·----Lake Helen ---·------··-·---·--------Deland ---·---PARSONAGES Waldo ·-·---------- ____________________ .Jacksonville .. Matacumbia ___ _ :.VIiami _______________ _ Fernandina_____ _ ____ Jacksonville ___ _ Miakka __________________________ Tampa ___________ _ Oneco ____ _ _____________ Tampa ___ _ Jupiter __ _ _____ Miami ___ _
200.00 con d.
300.00 250.00 250.00
400.00
150.00 500.00
LOAN
$ 500.00 500.00
1,000.00
100.00
800.00 250.00 600.00 200.00
$3,000.00 $3,950.00 Respectfully submitted,
REMBERT A. GuY, President, J. E. WOODWARD, Secretary.
Bible Board-The report of the Bible Board was read by R. A. Selby and was adopted as follows:
The Bible Board of the Florida Conference assembled at the First Methodist Church, St. Petersburg, submits the following report:
Knowing the Biole to be the inspired word of God and the same havingbeen given to the world as a guide to faith and practice, we heartily commend its reading to all men which may make them wise unto salvation.
We believe the circulation and reading of the Holy Scriptures should be increased and, therefore, commend the American Bible Society and any other Agencies that may be working for its distribution to the betterment of the
• whole human race. Considering the pre-eminent place that the Bible occupies in the minds
of those who read it, we as a Board, request all our Pastors to d6> all in their power to cause our people to spend more time in reading the same.
J. W. JACKSON, Chairman, R. A. SELBY, Secretary.
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Epworth League Board-The report of the Epworth League Board was read by J. E. Hartsfield, and was adopted as follows:
The Conference ~lear, just past, gives evidence that the work of the Epworth League is contributing much to the power and progress of our great Church. Under the supervision of consecrated young leadership real progress has been made. Not only in the enlistment for definite Christian service, but although there was a financial deficit on our records in the beginning of the quadrennium, now we note a surplus.
Not only is the Epworth League meeting its financial obligations, but we note with gratitude that additional missionary achievements may command prayerful considera~ion.
However, in spite of the fact that the financial needs of·the day are pressing upon us, and our young people being able to meet these need's, it is the desire of your Board that spiritual fire will continue to burn upon the altars of our Church. Through all evangelical agencies at command we encourage the proper expression of faith in Christ from the hearts of the young life.
According to the reports of the annual Conference of 1925, there were 308 chapters with a membership of 9,623. This Conference reports 298 with a membership of 9,214. This represents a remarkable increase for the quadrennium.
We solicit the co-operation of the pastors in every charge in giving their influence to the advance march of this great army having become great because of full com;ecration to important tasks, splendid vision of the needs of their Master's kingdom, and the mighty achievements blessed of the Lord.
We wish to call the attention of this Conference to the Epworth League Assembly in Bradenton, July 5-9. Plans have been made to make this an outstanding session.
We, your Board, grateful_ly ask for an assessment of $2,000 for the coming year.
Respectfully submitted, W. J. CARPENTER, Chairman, J. E. HARTSFIELD, Sec1·etary.
Fraternal Relations-Pursuant to action taken earlier in the session asking for a committee on Fraternal Relations and Exchange of Territory to treat with a similar committee from the Methodist Episcopal Church, the Bishop appointed the following committee: L. P. McCord, S. D. Harris, C. K. Vliet, Ira S. Patterson, W. A. Cooper and R. Ira Barnett.
Location-Question number 11 was called, Who are located this year, and answered, A. H. Moore, Jr., at his own request.
Question 12-Question 12 was called and W. A. Frazier was recorded as having withdrawn at his own request.
Question 13-Question thirteen was called, Who are transferred to other conferences, and answered R. M. Bentley to the New Mexico Col}ference.
Number Deaths-Question fourteen was called, What preachers have died during the year, and answered, None.
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Questions twenty-two and twenty-three were called, and answered by the report of the Committee on Conference relations which has already been recorded.
Sabbath Observance-L. B. Overstreet read the report of the Committee on Sabbath Observance, which was adopted as follows:
WHEREAS, one of the leading causes of· the lack of Godliness among the people of the world, and of the lack of spirituality among the members of the church, is a laxity in observance of the Christian Sabbath; and,
WHEREAS, the rules of our church prohibit the profaning of the day of the Lord, either by doing ordinary work therein, or by buying or selling; therefore, be it, ·
Resolved, by the Florida Annual Conference now in session at St. Petersburg that, as leaders in the church, the members of this Conference should help correct this evil:
First. By abstaining from those forms of Sabbath profanation which are commonly indulged in by professing Christians, such as the buying and selling of gasoline, oils, and automobile accessories when such buying and selling is not absolutely necessary; the buying or selling of cigars, tobaccos, cool drinks, candies, and the Sunday newspapers.
Second. By showing to the whole membership of the church the evils arising from the profanation of the Sabbath, and enlisting the whole membership of the church in a crusade against it.
Third. By working in conjunction with the membership of other evangelical churches in a campaign to enforce the present laws of the State of Florida, which law3, if enforced, would protect the Christian Sabbath from undue profanation.
L. B. OVERSTREET, Chairman. W. R. HOWELL.
SIXTH SESSION-MONDAY MORNING
The Conference was called to order at nine o'clock, Dr. W. J. Carpenter in the chair by appointment of the Bishop. Hymn 354 was sung and H. E. Partridge led in prayer. Psalm 34 was read responsively. Hymn 334 was then sung.
Minutes Approved-The minutes of the Saturday afternoon session were read and approved.
On motion, the Conference requested Rev. F. L. Crowson to send a message of greeting from the Conference to his son, E. H. Crowson, formerly a member of this Conference, but now engaged in mission work in India.
Bishop Dobbs took the chair.
History of Florida Methodism-Rev. H. E. Partridge stated to the Conference that he is preparing to write a history of Methodism in Florida, and requested the co-operation of the members of the Conference.
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Ordinations-The Bishop called question 18, What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been ordained Deacon?, and answered, Travelling preachers: J. 0. Kroff, R. E. Wicker and R. Paula. Local preachers: W. E. Dennis, H. M Bullock, A. B. Austin and C. T. Howes.
The Bishop called question 20, What traveling preachers and what local preachers are ordained elders? and answered, Traveling preachers: A. G. Cox and M. L. Smith. Local preachers: 0. A. Murphey, J. E. Lewis, C. R. Mingledorf and L M. Reid.
Transferred in-The Bishop called question 9, Who are received by transfer from other Conferences, and answered, H G. Cowan, an elder from the Alabama Conference; E. M. Wise, an elder from the South Georgia Conference; A. P. Smith, an elder from the Upper South Carollina Conference; Omar Charles, an elder from the Tennessee Conference, S. C. H. Burgin, an elder, from the West Texas Conference.
Question 10 was called and answered, None. Other statistical questions were called and. answered. See
General minutes.
Conference Treasurer-H. L. Phifer was elected Conference Treasurer.
Resolution of Thanks-W. A. Cooper offered a resolution of thanks, which was adopted by rising vote, and is as follows:
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS Resolved, That we, the members of the Florida Annual Conference, Jo
most heartily tender to the pastor and members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, South, of St. Petersburg, our grateful appreciation forthe splendid hospitality tendered us. We especially desire to commend Dr. S. W. Walker, and his co-laborers on the entertainment committee, for theirfidelity to and efficiency in entertaining the body.
We also tender our thanks to the pastors and members of the other churches for their co-operation in making our stay both pleasant and profitable.
To the newspap~rs for the splendid manner in which they covered the Conference and broadcasted our proceedings.
To the railroads for special rates to the Conference. To the secretaries who have rendered faithful service in their arduous
duties. To any and all who have made our stay in St. Petersburg comfortable and
happy and commend them to Almighty God for their sacrificing service. J. P. HILBURN,
IRA S. PATTERSON, W. A. COOPER.
The city provided a special traffic officer and stationed him at the church for the protection of those attending the Conference.
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The Bishop presented the certificate of ordination as follows:
I, Hoyt M. Dobb~, one of the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, hereby certify that on Sunday, June 20, 1926, in the First Methodist Church, of St. Petersburg, Fla., ordained deacons, as follows: Joseph Otto Kroff, Rufus Eugene Wicker, Ramiro Paula, William Edwin Dennis, Henry Morton Bullock, Archie Boyd Austin, and Carson Thomas Howes. On the same day and in the same church, assisted by elders present, I ordained elders as follows: Arthur Gustavus Cox, Marvin Laomi Smith, Oliver Alton Murphy, James Elbert Lewis, Charles Robert Mingledorf, and Leonard Malcolm Reid. Given under by hand and seal this twentieth day of June, 1926.
HOYT M. DOBBS.
Constitutional Question-The constitutional question regarding qualifications as to delegates to the General Conference was presented and the vote was unanimously in favor of the measure, there being 173 votes cast, all favorable.
Collection for Janitor-A collection was taken for the janitor amounting to $56.47.
Fraternal Delegates-The Bishop announced the appointment of W. A. Cooper and L. P. McCord as fraternal delegates to the St. Johns River Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
New Sacramental Law-Upon request Dr. W. A. Cooper explained to the Conference the law recently passed with reference to the administration of the sacraments of the church.
The Conference was led in prayer, the appointments for the year 1926-1927, were read by the Bishop, the doxology was sung, and the benediction was pronounced, with which the Conference adjourned sine die.
of the eighty-third Session of the Florida Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, held at St. Petersburg, beginning June 16, 1926, ending June 21, 1926. Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs, President; I. C. Jenkins, Secretary. Post office of Secretary, Box 1377, Orlando, Fla.
l. PROBATIONERS
Question 1-Who are admitted on trial? ANSWER-Hubert Dodd, Albert Love Smith, Asbury Rouk Buhrman, Alvin Levern Vergason, Robert C. Holmes, James P. Lilly, Oliver Alton Murphey, Swain Robert Emmanuel Carlson, Fred Lee Martin, Jr., A. B. Austin.
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Question 2-Who else is in the class of the first year? ANSWERM. H. Travis, C. H. Voss, W. E. Dennis, J.D. Hurt, E. N. Philpot, I. E. Williams, P. B. Trigg, C. W. Cotton and 0. Sewell Palmer.
Question 3--Who remain on trial? ANSWER-W. J. Martin, Henry M. Bullock, W. L. Elkins, C. T. Howes and H. W. Tyler.
Question 4-Who else is in the class of the second year? ANSWER-A. F. Turner, D. M. McCauley and E. L. Ley.
Question 5-Who are discontinued? ANSWER-J. W. Windham, at his own request.
II. CONFERENCE MEMBERSHIP
Question 6-Who are admitted into full connection? ANSWERJoseph Otto Kroff, Rufus Eugene Wicker, Ricardo Jimenez, Ramiro Paula, Marshall E. Myer and John Calton West.
Question 7-Who else is in the class of the third year? ANSWERT. W. Carlton, H. B. Boyd and Don A. Cooke.
Question 8-Who are re-admitted? ANSWER-Carlos Jones Tyler.
Question 9--Who are received by transfer from other Conferences? ANSWER-H. G. Cowan, E. l\1. Wise, A. P. Smith and Omar Charles~ S. C. H. Burgin.
Question 10-Who are received from other Churches as traveling preachers? ANSWER-None.
Question 11-Who are located this year? ANSWER-A. H. Moore, Jr., at his own request.
Question 12-Who have with-drawn or been expelled? -ANSWER -Withdrawn W. A. Frazier.
Expelled-None.
Question 13-Who are transferred· to other Conferences? ANSWER-R. M. Bentley, to the New Mexico Conference.
Question 14-What preachers have died during the year? ANSWER-None.
III. ORDERS
Question 15-Who are the deacons of one year? ANSWERBen F. Rogers, W. R. Howell, L. B. Overstreet, H. W. Blackburn, W. M. Cooper, P. L. Redfearn, C. W. Alford, J. G. Stradley, A. C. Riviere, Luigi Monteleone, and C. C. Frazier.
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Question 16-Who else is in the class of the fourth year? ANSWER-R. F. Kersey, Joseph Barton, J. E. Jones, J. E. Lewis, 0. R. Mingledorf, L. M. Reid and C. J. Tyler.
Question 17-What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been elected deacons? ANSWER-Traveling preachersJoseph Otto Kroff, Rufus Eugene Wicker and Ramiro Paula. Local preachers-W. L. Elkins, H. M. Bullock, A. B. Austin, W. E. Dennis and C. T. Howes.
Question 18-What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been ordained deacons? ANSWER-Traveling preachersJ. 0. Kroff, R. E. Wicker and R. Paula. Local preachers-W. E. Dennis, H. M. Bullock, A. B. Austin and C. T. Howes.
Question 19-What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been elected elders? ANSWER-Traveling preachers-A. G. Cox. Local preachers-0. A. Murphey, J. E. Lewis, C. R. 1\'Iingledorf and L. M. Reid.
Question 20-What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been ordained elders? ANSWER-Traveling preachers-A. G. Cox. Local preachers-0. A. Murphey, J. E. Lewis, C. R. Mingedorf and L. M. Reid.
IV. CONFERENCE RELATIONS
Question 21-Are all the preachers blameless 1n their life and official administration? ANSWER-Their names were called one by one and their characters passed.
Question 22-Who are supernumerary? ANSWER-"\V. F. A'len, E. C. Calhoun, W. F. Jones, J. F. Phillips and G. W. Sellers.
Question 23-Who are superannuated? ANSWER-W. G. Allaben, John Beers, M. T. Bell, J. R. Cason, J S. Chapman, D. A. Cole, J. P. Durrance, H. Dutill, W. H. Funk, W. J. Gray, H. F. Harris, G. P. Hendry, Paul Kendall, J. L. Kilgore, J. E. Mickler, H. S. Miller, W. H. Newkirk, T. J. Nixon, W. C. Norton, H. E. Partridge, C. P. Penny, W. M. Poage, B. T. Rape, C. A. Saunders, Sam Scott, W. F. Shoemaker, J. D. Sibert, R. A. Sowell, R. L. Sumner, D B. Sweat, J. W. Taylor, 0. A Thrower, W. B. Tresca and J. L. Yeats.
Question 24-What is the number of districts, of pastoral charges, and of societies* in this Conference? ANSWER-Districts, 10; pastoral charges, 218; societies, 479.
*The term "Society" is equivalent to organized congregation.
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Question 25-How many have been licensed to preach, and what is the number of local preachers and of members?t ANSWERLicensed, 16; local preachers, 175; members, 60,890.
Question 26-How many adults and how many infants have been baptized during the year? ANSWER-Adults, 1,162; infants, 820.
Question 27-What is the number of Epworth Leagues and of Epworth League members? ANSWER-Epworth Leagues, 298; Epworth League members, 9,214."
Question 28-What is the number of Sunday Schools, of Sunday School officers and teachers, and of Sunday School scholars enrolled during the year? ANSWER--Sunday· schools, 348; officers and teachers, 4,924; scholars enrolled, 55,707.
Question 29-What is the number of Woman's lVlissionary Societies, and what is the number of members of the same? ANSWER-Societies, 249; members, 9,934.
Question 30-What are the educational statistics? ANSWERInstitutions, 1; teachers, 23; students, 399; value of property, $1,200,000; endowment, $500,000; indebtedness, $240,000.
Question 31-What are the orphanage statistics? ANSWEROrphanages, 1; officers and teachers, 8; children in orphanages, 97; money expended, $52,201; value of property, $141,567; indebtedness, nothing.
Question 32-\Vhat are the hospital statistics? ANSWER-None.
VI. FINANCES
Question 33-What has been contributed for the following causes? ANSWER-Foreign Missions, $28,902; Home and Conference Missions, $24,463; Church Extension, $5,413; Education, $32,589; American Bible Society, $509; General Conference expense, $1,000; by the Woman's Mis~ionary Society, $83,534.
Question 34-What has been contributed for the support of the ministry? ANSWER-Bishops, $1,759; presiding elders, $29,198; preachers in charge, $214,153; Conference claimants, $15,912; Superannuate Endowment Fund, $32,859.
Question 35-What is the grand total contributed for all purposes from all sources in this Conference this year? ANSWER-$1,484,191. .
(All figures for year of six months-December to June.) tThe total gain for members is to include local preachers.
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VII. CHURCH PROPERTY
Question 36-What is the number of houses of worship, their value, and the amount of indebtedness thereon? ANSWER-Houses of worship, 458; value, $7,680,528; indebtedness, $837,570.
Question 37-What is the number of parsonages, their value, and the amount of indebtedness thereon? ANSWER-District parsonages, 10; value, $175,000; indebtedness, $33,400; Parsonages belonging to pastoral charges, 172; value, $1,609,000; indebtedness, $111,902.
Question 38-What amount of insurance is carried on Church property, and what amount has been paid out in premiums? ANSWER-Insurance carried, $2.171,200; premiums paid, $12,929.
Question 39--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? ANSWER-Churches damaged, 3; parsonages damaged, 2; amount of damage, $1,709; collected, $1,209.
Question 40-What is the number of superannuate homes, and what is their value? ANSWER-Homes, 17; value, $65,700.
VIII. MISCELLANEOUS
Question 41-Who is elected Conference Lay Leader? ANSWERL. P. McCord.
Question 42-Where shall the next session of the Conference be held? ANSWER-Referred to a committee. L Question 43. Where are:the preachers stationed thi(year?
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1926-'27
BARTOW DISTRICT
M. H. NoRTON, (1) Presiding Elder
Alva --·--------------------------E. C. Sanders ( S) Arcadia --------------------------·-----···-A. M. Hughlett ____ __ Bartow -···--------------------------------··H. C. Hardin _ Boca Grande _________________________ : .. E. N. Philpot ..... _ Bonita Springs and
Everglade ---------··--·---------------·J. M. Outler ( S) . Bowling Green ·-----·-·--------·-----·J. L. Bourn . Fort Meade ----···------·------------·-··S. I. Hendrix Fort Myers-
....... _____________ , _________ , __ 2
------------------------------------- 1 '3 1
_______ , __ , _____ , ___________________ 1
"""·--------- .. ---------------------- ·1 ____________________ ,, ________________ 2
First Church -----------------·----··J· B. Rooney --····--··-···-·-· .. ---···-··-··-···-- 2 East Fort Myers __________________ M. E. Myer ...... . --···---·-··--·----··-···-·-·····-··-·- 2
Highland City ··-----·------------·--··T. W. Carlton -········- .. ·····---····--··········--·············-·· 1
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Homeland and Prospect __________ c. W. McConnell ------------------------------------------------ 1 Kathleen ___________________ : ________________ H. M. Harrison __ --·-----·----··-·---···· 2 LaBelle ----------·----·--------------·-------L. P. Driskell ___ -··-··--- --------·- -·-···- _ --·-- 1 Lakeland-
First Church .... . .. W. A. Myres. -·---·--·--·---·----·--·-----· 1 Dixieland ______________________________ J. H. Daniel __ ·-·-··-------·---------·-----------------------·- 2 Myrtle Street -----·-- ..... Fred Pixton --··-·---· ····-·-·----·--- -----·· ----·-·--·-··------ 3 City Mission __ ...... . .... B. F. Lawhern 2
Limestone --------··-···- .... W. J. Martin ___ ······--·--·--·-------··-- --··-···---··-···---·-- 1 Moore Haven-----·-·-------------------- T. C. Jones ________ . ------------·-·· 2 Mulberry ---------·· .............. J. E. Shepherd ---------------·------- -·--·----------------- 1 Nocatee and Fort Ogden ....... M. F. Dukes --------···· 1 Punta Gorda ..... . .... K. H. Koestline --------------------·----· ---------·--------·-·---- 1 Wauchula--------··- ____ . .W. J. Palmer ... 2 Zolfo Springs ----··----·· .... J. A. Hendry._ ·--·----··----------·-------- 2 President Southern College .... L. M. Spivey Professor Southern College .... G. F. Scott Professor Southern College .... Olin Boggess S. S. Extension Secretary ...... G. W. Hutchinson Agt. Conference Orphanage .R. H. Barnett
DELAND DISTRICT H. J. HAEFLINGER, (2) PTesiding Elder
Bunnell --·- --··-----------------------------J. E. Hartsfield -------------·----------------·--·-·--------··-·-- 1 Crescent City---·- ______________________ R. T. Caldwell -·-··------- ·-·-·----·--·--·--------------···---- 2 Cocoa ----·----·------·-----------------------S. A. Wilson -----··------------·------ -·-·----·---·-----·-·-·-·---- 3 DeLand -------·---- _________________________ R. F. Hodnett .... -·-·--··--------------·--·····------------------- 2 Interlachan ______________________________ To be supplied .... ·----------------------··-- -------··--·--·-·-Fort Pierce ______________________________ W. K. Piner __________ ·-·····-··--·----·-------··-·-- 2 Grand Island -----------·-·-----·--------G. P. Braswell ------·-·· ----------------------------------------- 3 Hawthorne ________________________________ J. E. Skipper --------·- -·--------·-------··-- ---·----·-··----·--- 2 Daytona Beach ________________________ c. R. Mingledorf ..... -···-----·-------------------------------- 2 Lake Helen ________________________________ To be supplied ------·--------------------·------------------------Melrose ______________________________________ F. L. Martin, Jr. ------------··---·------------------------------ 1 Mims ------------------------------------------A. A. Godfrey ---·----------------------------··------------------ 2 New Smyrna ____________________________ w. S. Hullett ··------·-·-·--·---------------·-··------------------- 1 Okeechobee ______________________________ T. M. Lee -----·-····--·-·------- ------------------·------------------- 3 Oviedo and Geneva __________________ c. E. Cook ------·---·--------------------·---------------------------- 3 Palatka ______________________________________ W. J. Carpenter -----·----------·------------·-·------------------ 3 Pierson ----·---------------------------------To be supplied ------------------------------------------------------Sanford ------------------------------------ \V. P. Buhrman -------------------------------------------------- 1 Sebastian _________________________________ W. J. Jones -------------------------------------------------·-------- 3 Seville ----------------------------------------To be supplied ____ -----------------------------------------------Sherman ____________________________________ J. C. Calhoun ( S) ----------·---·------------------------------- 2 Tavares -------------·---------------------- T. F. Clark ----------··-------··- ------------·---------------------- 2 Titusville -------------·--·-----------------J. L. Hunter ----------------·-·---·----------·----------------·--·-- 1
W. F. Allen, Supernumerary Umatilla __________________________________ F. R. Bridges ------------------------------------- ··-----·--·----- 3 Vero Beach ______________________________ c. W. Matheson -------------------------------------------------- 2 Conference Evangelist __________ F. L. Crowson, Okeechobee Qtly. Conference Conference Evangelist--·----- ... L. B. Simpson, Crescent City, Q. C. Superintendent Orphanage .... J. W. Austin, Benson Springs, Q. C. Student Drew Theological
Seminary ------------------------------A. C. Riviere
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GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
C. H. SUMMERS, (3) Presiding Elder
Alachua -----------------------------------·J. E. Jones ---------------------------------------------------------- t Branford --------------------------------··L. M. Reid ________ --------------------------------------------------- 1 Bronson ----------------------------------··J. C. West ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Cedar Keys ------------------------------A. M. Daiger -------------------------------------------------------- 1 Citra ------------------------------------------M. L. Smith _________ ------------------------------------------------ 1 Crystal River __________________________ ,J, 0. Kroff . ---------------------------------------------- 1 Dunnellon-------------------------------- .C. C. Tyler ________ -------------------------------------------------Fort White ________________________________ R. E. L. Folsom ----- ------------------------------------------ 1 Gainesville-
First Church ~----------------------·L. D. Lowe --------··----------------------------------------------- 2 University Pastor ________________ A, B. Austin ------------------------------------------------- 1
High Springs _________________________ ;H. T. Gaines ---------------------------------------------- :! Jasper ______________________________________ ,E, J. Gates___ --------------------------------------------------- 1 Lake Butler ______________________________ A. B. Bowen (S) ____ ------------------------------------------ 1 Lake City __________________________________ B. F. Rogers -------------------------------------------------------- 2
E. C. Calhoun,- Supernumerary Lake City Circuit ____________________ D. C. Carn (S) . ________ ----------------------------------------- 1 Live Oak ---------------------------------·Paul ... A.. Fletche1· --------------------------~--------------------- f~ Mayo ----------------------,------------------·C. W. Cotton -------------------------------------------------------- 1 Micanopy ------------------------------.... W. C. Staats ______ . -------------------------------------------- 1 Newberry ----------------------------------·F. H. Champion -------------------------------------------------- 1 Reddick ---------------------------------···R. F. Kersey -------------------------.----------------------------- 2 Rochelle ________________________________ , .. W. J. Bartlett --------------------------~------------------------- 3 Wellborn __________________________________ ,W. 0. Troutman ------------------------------------------------ 1 White Springs ______________________ ,D. M. McCauley -------------------------------------------------- 1 Williston ________________________________ .,Thomas Williams -------------------------------- ______________ ~J
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
G. S. ROBERTS, (2) Presiding Elder
Baldwin and Bryceville .......... A. Love Smith _____________________ ----------------------------- 1 Callahan and Yulee ________________ H, W. Tyler ____ --------------------------------------------------- 1 Eastport and Dinsmore .......... F. R. Seaborn (S) ------------------------------- 2 Fernandina ______________________________ J, E. Woodward ---------------------------- ___ 2 Jacksonville-
Anderson Memorial ............ W. L. Nelson ___ ------------------------------ ____ __ 1 First Church ------------------------P. W. Ellis . ____________________ _ Hendricks' Memorial .......... C. J. Tyler ____ ------------------------------------------------------- 1 Marvin Memorial ________________ G. C. Herndon _________ ------------------------------------------ 1 Murray Hill __________________________ 0. A. Murphey ---------------------------------------------------- 1 Ortega ----------------------------------A. E. Housholder _______________________________________________ 3 Phoenix Park ________________________ M. E. Thompson ------------------------------------------------ 1 Riverside Park ________________ .... A. Fred Turner -------------------------------------------------- 1 Springfield ----------------------------Smith Hardin ____________________ -------------------------------- 2 St. Matthews ________________________ W. J. Churchwell ______ ----------------------------------------- 1 Wesley Memorial ________________ W. C. Fountain __________ ----------------------------------------- 2
King's Road --------------------------··S. H. Barnes (S) --··---------·--------·---·--------------------- 1 Green Cove Springs ______________ ,M. B. Cox _____ ------------------------------------------------··----- 1 Hastings __________________________________ H. G. Davis ---------------------------·------------------------------ 1 Hilliard ____________________________________ J. B. ·ward (S) -------------------------------------------------- 1
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McClenny ................................. F. W. Cramer ...................................................... 2 St. Augustine and Mission .... W. E. Bryant ...................................................... 1
J. D. Vandiver (S) ....................................... 1 Starke ...................................... ~. M. Rooks ...................................................... 2 St. John's .................................. R. L. Harris (S) ....... . .......................... 2 Waldo ________________________________________ G. H. York ____________ ________________ --------------·--------- 2 Supt. Anti Saloon League ...... C. W. Crook Conference Missionary Secy ... L S. Patterson
Tampa-
LATIN DISTRICT Presiding Elder
Epworth ................................ F. Sans San Marcos & San Lucas .... L. Oser, D. Carrera, Junior Preacher and
Colporteur San Paolo .............................. W. M. Mullin, L. Monteleone, Junior Preacher West Tampa ........................ R. Jimenez
Key West-La Trinidad .......................... G. Perez El Salvador .......................... R. Paula
MIAMI DISTRICT
R. IRA BARNETT, (2) P1·esiding Elder
Boynton .................................. J. T. Guy ........................... . Dania ..................... , ................ W. W. Shoup .. . Delray ...... ---------··-~---················ .. R. A. Guy ................................... .
2 1 2
Fort Lauderdale ...................... C. E. Gutteridge ...................... 5 Fulford ...................................... J. W. Jackson ................................................... 3 Hollywood ................................ T. W. Blake ... .. ____ ................ 1 Homestead ................................ T. G. Stradley .. --------··-----· --·-------·····---- 4 Jupiter ...................................... C. H. Voss .. . ............................... 1 Key West-
First Church ........................ L. Munro ........................................................... 3 Fleming Street .................... T. R. Adams . . .... ........... .................... ................... 2 Ley Memorial ...................... E. L. Ley ............................................................. 11
Lemon City and Little River .. J. D. Lewis ....................................................... 5 Forest Heddon, (S) Jr. Preacher ................ 1
Matacumbe ........................... : .. J. L. Weissinger ( S) ....................... 1 Miami-
Buena Vista .......................... J. W. Tarbeux ( S) ........................................... 3 Coral Gables ........................ P. B. Trigg ........ ......................... 1 Floral Park and Kendall .... 0. E. Croy (S) .................................................... 1 Highland Park .................... H. G. Cowan ........................................................ 1 Holleman Park .................... R. A. Selby .......................................................... 1 Miami Beach ........................ H. W. Blackburn ..................................... :3 Riverside .............................. J. F. Bell ............. .......................... 2 Silver Bluff ........................ W. M. Cooper .. .................. 1 Trinity .... . ............ 8. H. C. Burgin
Twenty-Fifth Ave. and Fifth St., N. W ................... T. E. York (S) .................................................... 1
Oakland Park and Progresso .. G. H. Guy ........................................................ 1 Pahokee and Clewiston .......... F. E. Tiffen ..... ........ ............................ 3 Pompano ................................. C. S. Gardner ........................................ .............. 2
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South Dade _____________________________ W. Rupert Weare (S) -------·----------------- 2 Stuart ______________________________________ L. E. Wright ------------ ---------------------- 1 West Palm Beach-
First Church ________________________ L. M. Broyles___ ------------------- 3 Northwood ____________________________ G. M. Glazier -------------- ------------------- -----------------· 2 Sarah Wagg Memorial ....... C. K. Vliet (S) ·----------- ------------------ ------------------ ~
A. L. Vergason, Jr. Preacher ____ ------------------- 1
OCALA DISTRICT
W. F. DUNKLE, (1) Presiding Elder
Blanton -----------------------------------·R· L. Sumner (S) ·--------------------------------------------- 1 Brooksville ________________________________ A, C. McCall -------------------------------------------------------- 4 Bushnell ____________________________________ r. H .Williams ---------------------------------------------------- 2 Clearwater ________________________________ E. 0. Heath ____ ------------------------------------- 2 Clearwater Mission ----------------8. L. Davis (S) ____ --------------------------- ----------------- 1 Coleman --------------------------------·--·F. B. Langford ____ ----------------------------- ______________ 1 Dade City ___________ ---------------------·W. C. Rogers ___ _____ _ __________________ 2 Dunedin ------------------------~-----------G. Vv. Worden (S) ____ ----------------------------- _________ 1 Elfers and Odessa --------------· .. A. M. Mann ____ -------------------------- _____________________ 1 Inverness ----------------------------------Allen McFarlan __ --------------------------------------------- :~ Lady Lake --------------------------------R. C. Holmes ______ --------------------------- ------------------- 1 Largo ---------------------------------------·H. A. Carlton __ ------------------------------------------------ 2 Leesburg -------------------------------····J. M. Gross ___ _ __ .. ________________________________ 2 New Port Richey ----------------··-·W. R. Howell _ ----------------------------------------- 4 Ocala ------------------------------------------0. E. Rice ----------------- ----------------------------------- 2 Palm Harbor ____________________________ c. T. Howes ___________ ------------------------------- 1 Safety Harbor __________________________ J. P. Gaines ________ 1 Seminole _________ . _________________ J. T. Coulliette ___ _ -----.------------------------- 2 Spring Lake_ _ ___________________ Joseph Barton __ _ ____ ---------------------------------- 2 St. Petersburg-
First Church __ _ __________ S. W. Walker ____ __ -------------------------------------- 5 Central _____________________________ .C. C. Frazier ______ _ ___________________________________ 4 Passadena ________________________ : ... J. E. Lewis ___ _ ____________________ -------------------------- 1 Northside and Bayborough .. Oon A. Cooke _ _______________ ---------------------------- 1 Gulfport and Childs Park .. J. D. Hurt ____ _______________ _ __________________________ 2
Tarpon Springs ______________________ Gus A. Davis ___ _ ________________________ 2 Trilby and Lacoochee ____________ ro be supplied _____________ --------------------------------------Webster and Center Hill ________ ·w. H. Herndon _____ -------------------------------------------- 3 Wildwood ------------------------------ ... P. L. Redfearn ___ ------------------------------- 1 Student to Emory Univ. _______ C, ,V. Alford
ORLANDO DISTRICT
C. FRED BLACKBURN, (2) Presiding Elder
Apopka ______________________________________ Holmes Logan __ _ ---------------------------------- 3 Auburndale ______________________________ ]. Edgar Wilson _______________ ----------------------------- 1
2 Avon Park ________________________________ &. B. Templeton __ Clermont __________________________________ J. D. Murray ______ _ Eagle Lake and E. Haven .... Wm. Boland (S) Frostproof ________________________________ S, 0. Hammond Groveland __________ _ ________ T. T. Mitchell ___ _ Haines City ______________________________ B. D. Bourn __ _
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Holopaw -----------------------------·······R. H. Booth ( S) ------------------------------------------------ 2 Kissimmee --------------------------------F. E. Steinmeyer -----------·····--·-···························· 2 Loughman and Lake AlfredH. B. Boyd ---------·------------···························-------·- 1 Lake Stearns & Desoto City .. J. H. Mather (S) -------------·-------------------·-------------- 1 Lake Wales ---·----------------------····T· L. Z. Barr--------------------·-····-------------------··········· 2 Maitland ·---------·-------······---·······W. R. G. Orwick (S) -····-··----·-·······-···········-······ 1 Montverde and Oakland ...... C. F. Starnes _____ ------------------------------------------------ 1 Ocoee and Zellwood ................ Geo. R. Stephens _________ -----······-··········-··-············ 2 Orlando-
First Church ........................ !. C. Jenkins . __ ---------------····-------------------------------- 4 Concord Park ...................... H. M. Bullock __ ---------------··················--------------···· 1 Fairvilla and Farradale .... H. E. Partridge ( S) ----------------------------············ 1 Highland Grove -----------------·H. H. McAfee ------------------------------------------------·--·-- 1 North Orlando -------------------···A· R. Buhrman ----------------------------------------···----·-· 1 Pinecastle and Angebilt .... Geo. E. Summers -------------------------------·-·--------··------3 St. Johns ______________________________ J. L. Criswell ------------------------------------------------- 3 Walker Memorial and
Lucerne Park __________________ R, E. Carlson ____ ------------------------------------------------- 1 Winter Garden ---------------------···W. T. Brantley --------------------------------------------- 3 Winter Haven ····-------------------···C. W. White _____ ----------------------------------------------- Ll Secretary Hospital Board ..... W. A. Cooper Editor Christian Advocate .... !. C. Jenkins
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT A. H. COLE, (2) Presiding Elder
Apalachicola ---------·---------------··-W· J. Nease .......... --------------------------------- 1 Aucilla ------------------------·--·-------···H. D. Pace ( S) ------------------------------------ 1 Carrabelle and Sopchoppy .... J. P. Lilly ....... ----------------------------------- _______________ 1 Chattahoochee ... ····------------·--···A. H. Hancock .... ----------------------------············ -~ East Madison ... :! ..................... A. G. Cox ... . .... __________________________ ......... 1 · Fenholloway ---------·-····-········-···D. Lee Jones _____ -------------------------------------------------· ~~ Greensboro ........ _____________ ..... F. M. C. Eads (S) ---------------------------------- _________ 1 Havana ------------------------------------··R. E. Wicker ______ --------------------------- 2 Hinson ------------------··················-·S. N. Burns (S) . ---------------------------- 7 Hosford ---------------------------------·-···W. W. Robins (S) ---------------------------------------------- 1 Lake Jackson -------------------------···C. C. Smith ( S) ..... _________________ .......................... 2 Leon Circuit -------------------------···W. L. Elkins ........................ _________ -------------------- 1 Madison ----------------------············-K. Hollister ------------------------------------ .................... 2 Monticello ------·-··--·----------·----····D. D. Dieffenwierth ----------------------------------·-·--··- 3 Mt. Pleasant -------------------------···J. R. Gilbert ( S) ---------------------------------------------- 1 Perry --------------··---------------------·-G. W. Stubbs ___ ------------------------------------------- 3 Quincy -----------------------------------···F. J. Patterson -------------------------------------------·-------- 3 Tallahassee -----------------·····-·······H. A. Spencer ------------------------------ --------------------- 3 Waukeenah_,---------------------------···S. T. Duckworth (S) ------------------------- _____________ , 2 West Madison ....................... -H. F. Wesley (S) ___ -------------------------- . 1 Woodville ___ ----------------------··M. H. Travis _____ -------------------------------------- ... 1
TAMPA DISTRICT J. P. HILBURN, (3) Presiding Elder
Bradenton -------·------·-················J. 0. Grogan ____ ---------------------------------- 3 Brandon and Riverview ........ E. M. Wise _____ ------------------------------------ 1 Manatee -----------------·---------------···J. B. Reid, Jr. --------------------------------------------------- 2 Oneco and Myakka ________________ w. B. Tresca (S) . ----------------------------------- 2 Palmetto and Terraceia ........ W. A. Fischer ------------------------------------·-··--·--·------·· 2
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Parrish and Ellenton ______________ A. P. Smith 1 Plant City ................................ J. S. Purcell --- ----------------------------··· 2 Port Tampa and Interbay .... W. T. Rencher Sarasota .................................... E. Watt Smith . Seffner ...................................... ]. D. Major ..... . Tampa-
First Church & Hyde Park .H. F. Tolle, 4 and J. T. Myers ----Bay Shore & Palmetto
Beach -------------------·-------···· 0. Sewell Palmer Eighth A venue and
2 6 2
3
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Edgewood .......................... L. B. Overstreet -----------------2 Highland Avenue ----------······W. G. Strickland _ -------------------- -----------------· 2 Nebraska Avenue ................ W. E. Sewell ---- ----------------------------------· 3 Oak Grove & Hillsborough .. W. E. Dennis ---------------------------- -----------------· 1 Seminole Heights ________________ R. L. Allen, 6; G. W. Sellers, Supernumerary Sulphur Springs -----------------·Omar Charles ___ ----- ----------------------------· 1 Tampa Heights ·-----------------··G. W. Rosenberry _ ________ ___________ 2 Trinity ----------···-·····················W. W. Laite (S) _ ------------------------------------ 1
Venice and Englewood ____________ Hubert Dodd ______ _ ____ ------------------ ------------------- 1 Wimuama and Ruskin ...........• Ira E. Williams _ ------------------------------- ---------------· 2
CHANGES IN BOUNDARY OF CHARGES
BARTOW DISTRICT
Take Highland City and Eaton Park churches from Lakeland City Mission and form a new charge of them to be called Highland City.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
From Cedar Keys take-Bronson and from Newberry take Archer and from Dixie Circuit take Hardeetown and form a circuit calling it Bronson Circuit.
Make Cedar Keys a station. From the Dixie Circuit take Old Town and Cross City and add to Newberry
and Trenton forming the Newberry Circuit. Take St. Johns and Cedar Groves from Hernando and add to Dunnellon
and call the work Dunnellon Circuit. Take Crystal River and Homosassa from Dunnellon and Lecanto and
Hernando and form the Crystal River Circuit.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
From Phoenix Park charge take East Port; from Westbrook mission take Dinsmore, with these form the East Port and Dinsmore Charge. From Westbrook Mission take Murray Hill and form the Murray Hill Station. Discontinue the West brook Mission.
From the McClenny Mission take Baldwin and Bryceville and form the Baldwin and Bryceville Charge.
MIAMI DISTRICT
Take Boca Rator.e from Delray Charg~ and add to Pompano Charge. Take Hallandale from Fulford charge and add to Hollywood Charge. Take Jupiter from the Sarah Wagg Memorial and Jupiter Charge and
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Salerno from the Stuart Charge and form a new charge to be known a3 Jupiter.
Add to Lemon City and Little River Charge: White Belt and Sellers Glade, the name of the charge to remain the same.
Take Floral Park and Kendall from the Highland Park Charge and form a new charge to be known as Floral Park and Kendall.
Make Highland Park a station. List a new charge to be known as Silver Bluff (Miami). Change the name of Miami City Mission to Miami, Twenty-fifth Ave. and
Fifth Street, N. W. List a new charge to be known as Oakland Park and Progresso. Discontinue the South Bay Charge as such, add the Churches which con
stituted this charge and Port Myaco to the Pahokee and Clewiston Charge, the name of the enlarged work to be Pahokee and Clewiston.
Make Sarah Wagg Memorial a station.
OCALA DISTRIGT
Take Blanton from the Trilby Charge and add to the San Antonio Charge. Take Richland from pade City Charge and add to San Antonio Charge. The charge consists of Blanton, San Antonio, Richland, Prospect and Providence. Change name of San Antonio Charge to Blanton Charge.
Change name of Trilby Charge to Trilby and Lacoochee Charge. Take Friendship from the Dunedin I and Friendship Charge and add to
Clearwater and Mission Charge. Make Dunedin a station. Take Ocklawaha from Oxford Charge and add it to Ocala. Change name of Oxford Charge to Lady Lake Charge. Make Central Church in St. Petersburg a station. Make Pasadena Church, St. Petersburg a station. Form a new work in St. Petersburg consisting of North Side and Bay
borough.
ORLANDO DISTRICT
Take Fairvilla from Mont Verde and place with Ferradale calling the charge Fairvilla and Ferradale.
Add Oakland to Mount Verde with Lockhart and call the charge Mont Verde and Oakland.
Take North Orlando from First Church Orlando and form a station named North Orlando.
Make a new statbn of Concord Park, Orlando. Take Walker Memorial from Highland Grove and place with Lucerne
Park a new church and name the charge Walker Memorial and Lucerne Park.
Place Angebilt, a new church, with Pinecastle and name the work Pinecastle and Angebilt.
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT
Change name of Bristol Mission to Hosford Mission. Take Midway from Woodville Mission and place on .Mt. Pleasant Mission. Take Zion Hill and Hilliardville from Carrabelle Mission and place on
Woodville Mission. Add Scanlon (a new point) to Fenholloway Charge. Place Eastpoint with Apalachicola for development.
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Place Macedonia and Bethel with Monticello for administrative purposes. Place Springdale with Perry for administrative purposes. Change name of Carrabelle Mission to Carrabelle and Sopchoppy.
TAMP A DISTRICT
Take Nokomis and Englewood from Oneco and Nokomis Mission and form a charge to be known as Venice and Englewood Mission.
Add Oneco to the Miakka Mission, the charge to consist of Oneco, Miakka, Miakka City, Pine Level and Vern a, to be known as the Oneco and Miakka Mission.
Take Oak Grove from Moody Heights and Hillsborough from Sulphur Springs, and add Belmont Heights, thus forming a charge to he known as the Oak Grove and Hillsborough Mission.
Change Moody Heights to Trinity. Unite Hyde Park and First Church, Tampa, forming a charge to be known
as First Church and Hyde Park, to be served by two pastors (a senior and a junior pastor) and such other ministerial assistants as the authorities may determine, the churches as they are now constituted functioning separately so far as consistent with the consolidation of the two congregations.
CHARGES OF MORE THAN ONE CHURCH
BARTOW DISTRICT
Alva (Charge) -Alva, Idalia, Sanibel, Capiva. Boca Grande (Charge)-Boca Grande, Pineland, Charlotte Harbor. Bonita Springs (Charge)-Bonita Springs, Estero, Naples, Marco, Cax-
ambus, Everglades. East Fort Myers (Charge)-Edgewood, Grand Avenue, Iona. Homeland and Prospect-Ho~eland, Prospect, Alturas. Kathleen (Charge)-Kathleen, Knights, Cork, Galloway. Lakeland City Mission (Charge)-Medulla, Beason Heights, Northside,
Winston. Limestone (Charge)-Limestone, Ft. Green, College Hill, Gardner. Nocatee and Ft. Ogden (Charge)-Nocatee, Ft. Ogden, Ft. Winder. Punta Gorda (Charge)-Punta Gorda, Cleveland. Zolfo Springs (Charge)-Zolfo Springs, Brownville, Friendship.
DELAND DISTRICT
MELROSE CIRCUIT
Melrose Florahome, Grandin. Interlachen take-Take McMeekin from Melrose add to it Interlachen,
Carr Street, East Palatka, Francis and call it Interlachen Mission. Seville-Take Seville from Pierson Charge add to it Astor, Haw Creek
and Centenary from Brunnell and call it Seville Mission. Take Lake Helen from DeLand and Benson Springs and Osteen from Mims
and call it Lake Helen Mission. Add to Cocoa, Canal Camareral Beach.
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Mims-Add Oak Hill and Scottmore to Mims Mission, making it consist of Mims, Port Orange, Scottmore and Oak Hill.
Vero Beach-Add to Vero Beach, Micco. Add to Okeechobee, Brighton. Sherman-Consisting o:£ Sherman and Indiantown. Holopaw-Take from Holopaw, Bithlow. Add to Holopaw, Heenansville
and Fort Drum.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
Alachua:-Alachua, Bland, St. John, Spring Hill. Branford--McCalls, O'Brien, McAlpin, Bradford. Bronson-Bronson, Archer, Hardeetown. Cedar Keys-Cedar Keys. Citra-Citra, Pine, Sparr, Burbank, Anthony. Crystal River-Crystal River, Homosassa, Lecanto, Hernando. Dunellon-Dunellon, St. Johns, Cedar Grove. Ft. White-Ft. White, Yorks Chapel, Tustenugee, Columbia City. Gainesville-Gainesville. High Springs-High Springs. Jasper-Jasper. Lake Butler-Lake Butler, Raiford, Worthington Springs, Ft. Call,
New Zion. Lake City-Lake City.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
Baldwin and Bryceville-Baldwin, Bryceville and Crawford. Callahan and Yules-Callahan, Yules, Crandall and Chester. East Port and Dinsmore. Fernandina. Anderson Memorial-Anderson Memorial and Hutto Chappel. First Church. Hendrix Memorial. Marvin Memorial. Murry Hill-Murry Hill, St. Johns Park, and Lem Turner Park. Ortega. Phoenix Park. Riverside. Springfield. St. Matthews. Wesley Memorial-Wesley Memorial and Rose Park. King's Road-Barkley, Inman and Brinkley. Green Cove Springs-Green Cove Springs, Doctors Inlet, Middleburg and
Switzerland. Hastings. Hilliard-Hilliard and Kings Ferry. McClenny-McKlenny, Olustee and Glenn St. Mary's. St. Augustine and Mission-First Church, New Augustine, Moultrie and
Cartersville. Starke-Starke, Immanuel, Lawtey. St. Johns-Spring Glenn, Bethel. Waldo-Waldo, Hampton, Campville and Orange Heights.
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MIAMI DISTRICT
Fulford-Fulford, Ojus, Biscayne Park. Hollywood-First Church, Hollywood, Hallandale. Jupiter-Jupiter, Salerno.
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Lemon City and Little River-Lemon City, Little River, White Belt, Sell-ers-Glade.
Matacumbe-Matacumbe, Tavernier, Plantation. Floral Park and Kendall-Floral Park, Kendall. Twenty-Fifth A've. and Fifth St., N. W.-Twenty-Fifth Ave. and Fifth
St., N. W., Tamiami Camp. Oakland Park and Progresso-Oakland Park, Progresso. Pahokee and Clewiston-Pahokee, Clewiston, Bare Beach, Miami, Locks,
Canal Point, Port Myaco. Pompano-Pompano, Boca Ratone. South Dade-Silver Palm, Perrine-Peters, Princeton. Stuart-Stuart, Jensen. West Palm Beach, First Church--First Church, Southern Boulevard Pines.
OCALA DISTRICT
Ocala Charge-Ocala, Ocklawaha. Lady Lake Charge-Lady Lake, Oxford, Summerfield, Belleview. Leesburg Charge-Leesburg, Yalaha. Wildwood Charge-Wildwood, Panasoffkee. Coleman Charge-Coleman, Sumpterville. Bushnell Charge-Bushnell, St. Catherine. Webster and Center Hill Charge-Webster, Center Hill, Linden. Trilby and Lacoochee Charge-Trilby and Lacoochee. Spring Lake Charge-Spring Lake, Townsend House, New Harmony. Inverness Charge-Inverness, Flora City, New Hope. Blanton Charge-Blanton, San Antonio, Prospect, Richland, Providence . .!Vew Port Ri1hty Charge-New Port Richey, Hud;:,,)n Elfers and Odessa Charge-Elfers, Odessa, Keystone. Palm Harbor Charge-Palm Harbor, Curley, Ozona. Clearwater Mission-Friendship, Bellmont. Largo Charge-Largo, Anona. Seminole Charge-Seminole, Lealman, Pinellas Park. Gulfport and Child Park Charge-Gulf Port, Childs Park.
M. H. NORTON, Presiding Elder.
ORLANDO DISTRICT
Auburndale and Owens Chapel. Groveland and Mascotte. Kissimmee and Shingle Creek. Maitland, Ebenezer, Lake Howell, Lake Mary and Conway. Montverde, Oakland, Lockhart. Ocoee, Zellwood, MacDonald. Pinecastle and Angebelt. Walker Memorial and Lucerne Park. Eagle Lake, Dundee. Laughman and Lake Alfred. Ferradale and Fairvilla. Holopaw and Biglow.
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TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT
Aucilla-Aucilla, Greenville, Sitmans. Carrabelle and Sopchoppy-Carrabelle, Sopchoppy, Harbeson City. East Madison Circuit-Pinetta, Hickory Grove, Hanson, Lee. Fenholloway-Fenholloway, Carbur, Shady Grove, Providence, New Hope,
Flint Rock, Scanlon. Greensboro-Greensboro, Sycamore, Hawkins Lane. Hinson-Hinson, New Bethel, Conco.rd. Leon Circuit-Miccosukee, Chaires, Lloyd, Pisgah, Springfield, Union. Mt. Pleasant-Mt. Pleasant, Glen Julia, Gretna, Midway. Lake Jackson-Lake Jackson, Bethel. Waukeenah--Waukeenah, Sardis, Wacissa, Mt. Lebanon. West Mad is on-Cherry Lake, Rocky Springs, Shiloh, Ebenezer. Hosford-Hosford, Bristol, Blue Creek, Lake Mystic, Good Hope, Sumatra. Woodville-Woodville, Wakulla, Crawfordville, Zion Hill, Jackson Bluff.
TAMPA DISTRICT
Brandon Circuit-Brandon, Riverview, Bloomingdale, and Turkey Creek. Bayshore Mission-Bayshore, Palmetto Beach, and Palm River. Manatee-Manatee, and Terra Ceia. Oneco and Miakka-Oneco, Miakka, Miakka City, Pine Level, and Verna. Oak Grove and Hillsborough-Oak Grove, Hillsboro, and Belmont Heights. Seffner Circuit-Seffner, Bethlehem, Mango, and Thonotosassa.
STANDING RULES OF THE CONFERENCE
I. CONCERNING THE SECRETARY
1. The Secretary shall edit and publish the Conference Minutes. 2. He shall have such assistants as he may desire, to be appointed by the Con
ference on his nomination. 3. He shall place in the hands of each presiding elder within ten days after
Conference adjourns a statement showing all the assessments laid by the Conference on the district to be distributed by the district stewards.
4. He shall be the custodian of the books and archives of the Conference and shall annuallyreport where they are kept.
II. CONCERNING THE STATISTICAL SECRETARY
1. The Statistical Secretary shall annually collect, or cause to be collected, the statistics of the Conference and record the same in such manner as the Conference may direct.
2. After the close of the second day of the Conference his books shall be closed unless opened again by order of the Conference to receive a delayed report.
3. He shall employ such help as is necessary to do the work accurately and expeditiously, which shall be paid for by the Secretary out of the assessment for "Printing and Incidentals.''
4. Fractions shall not be used in making statistical reports. 5. Not later than ten days after the district stewards' meeting, each presiding
elder shall file with the Statistical Secretary, an exact list of the assessments made by the district stewards upon the several charges. These assessments shall be recorded against the charge by the Statistical Secretary and shall be the official record on which settlements with the Conference Treasurer shall be made by the charges. He shall file with the Conference Treasurer duplicate copies of this report.
Ill. CONCERNING THE CONFERENCE TREASURER
1. The Conference Treasurer shall be elected on nomination of the presiding elders at the first session after each General Conference and shall serve four years unless removed by the Conference or otherwise.
2. The Treasurer shall receive, receipt for, and disburse as directed by the Conference all moneys collected on assessments for general work, Conference work, and such other moneys as the Conference may direct.
3. The Board of Finance shall take a bond from him in such sum as the Conference may direct, shall make contract with him for his services, and shall fill any vacancy that may arise between sessions of the Conference, and it shall annually have his books audited by an accredited accountant and shall print his report in such place or manner as the Conference may order or the board may determine.
4. The Treasurer, together with the Statistical Secretary or his assistants, shall see that every report made by a Church or a charge to the Conference exactly agrees with the one made to the treasurer.
5. The Treasurer shall procure from the Statistical Secretary or from the preaiding elders a report of the assessments laid by the district stewards against the charges and shall settle with the charges by that report. He shall have no power to waive or change this rule.
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IV. CONCERNING PRESIDING ELDERS
1. The presiding elders are a standing committee to nominate the boards and committees of the Conference and to nominate persons to fill vacancies thereon.
2. The presiding elders shall report to the Statistical Secretary the statistics concerning the district parsonage.
3. In the absence of the pastor, the presiding elder shall report for the charge in the same manner as the pastor.
4. Appointment to the presiding eldership shall vacate member~hip in any board of the Conference or on any standing committee, except otherwise provoded for.
5. Immediately after the district stewards have apportioned the assessments to the charges, the presiding elder shall file an official copy of the report with the Statistical Secretary and with the Conference Treasurer, together with the amounts assessed on each charge for the support of the preacher in charge and for the presiding elder, and these shall be the official assessments against the charge.
6. He shall report to the chairman of the Conference Board of Education the names and addresses of any candidates for the ministry within his district.
7. He shall report to the chairman of the Sunday School Board the names and addresses of each Sunday School superintendent, and the same shall be published in the minutes of the Conference.
V. CONCERNING BOARDS
1. Each board or committee of the Conference shall czause to be printed in the Conference Minutes an exact statement of salaries and expenses paid on account of any person employed by the said board or committee.
2. Each board of the Conference shall make an exact report to the Conference of the moneys it receives and what disposition has been made of them.
3. The Board of Finance shall contract with the Conference Treasurer, subject to the Conference, for his services and the manner in which he shall manage the funds of the Conference; shall take from him an indemnity bond in such sum as the Conference may order or the board may deem sufficient; and shall annually have his books and accounts audited by a public accountant, and print the report of the same.
4. The Board of Finance shall cause to be printed in the minutes of the Conference the name and post office address of each Conference claimant, together with the amount paid to him annually.
5. At the beginning of each Annual Conference session any vacancy to be filled shall be reported to the Conference, and the presiding elders shall nominate to fill the vacancy.
VI. CONCERNING THE COMMISSION ON BUDGET
1. Unless otherwise ordered by the Conference, the Commission on Budget shall distribute the assessments to the districts in the same manner as the Board of Apportionment uses, and the ratio thus fixed shall stand through the quadrennium unless the Conference order otherwise.
2. The assessment f:>r the orphanage shall be a separate item both in its levying and assessment.
3. The report of the Commission shall be in the hands of the Conference at least one session before being acted upon, unless the Conference order otherwise.
4. The commission shall determine annually what amount shall be necessary to print and publish the minutes and shall assess the same upon the Conference along with other assessments.
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VII. CONCERNING REPORTS AND RESOLUTIONS
1. All reports and resolutions shall be typed. 2. No report or resolution shall be acted upon until a duplicate of it is in the
hands of the Secretary, except a resolution extending a vote of thanks.
VIII. CONCERNING DISTRICT CoNFERENCE MEMBERSHIP
Lay membership in the District Conference shall consist of four lay members from each pastoral charge elected by the Quarterly Conference.
IX. CONCERNING ANNUAL CONFERENCE MEMBERSHIP
1. The name and address of every member of the Annual Conference, both clerical and lay, shall be printed in the minutes.
2. The Committee on Admissions shall present to the Conference to be filed among its papers. a complete biographical sketch of all persons admitted into full connection, and of all persons received by transfer; and of the latter, a sketch of their ministry up to the date when received by transfer.
X. CONCERNING THE MINUTES
In addition to the daily Journal of Proceedings and the statistics of the Conference, the minutes shall contain the following:
1. The names and addresses of the officers of the Conference. 2. A chronological list of the clerical members, showing when they entered
the itinerancy and in what orders. 3. An alphabetical list of the superannuates, supernumerary and active
members with their post-office address. 4. A list of the undergraduates, showing the year they are in and their post
office addresses. 5. A list of the lay members by districts and their post-office addresses. 6. A list of the local preachers by districts, showing whether deacon, elders,
or licentiates, with their post-office addresses. 7. A list of the Sunday school superintendents by districts and charges and
their addresses. 8. A list of the district and charge lay leaders and their addresses. 9. A list of the Conference claimants and their addresses. 10. A list of the boards and standing committees with the names of their
officers and members and the post-office addresses of the officers and the lay members.
STATISTICAL TABLES.
. PART 111.-STATISTICS
Bartow District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property.
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Bartow District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc.
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CHARGES
Bartow District.-Table No. III. Finance
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First Church............................................ 350 350 I 2500 I 2500 50 50 I 117211172 410 410 660 I ..... ........ 935 10424 813 $40 164 77612 8131 787 104048 .......... 104048 Dixieland.................................................. 252 252 I 1800 1800 36 361 656 656 229 229 590 1..... 197 93 200 ...... 362 997: 4620 920 10952 716 10236 Myrtle Street.......................................... 126 126 900 I 900 18 181 301 301 107 107 36 ...... 12 . 100 76 398 1013 365 3452 392 3060 City Mission.................. ......................... 35 35 250 304 5 5 591 59 21 24 36 ...... .. ...... 1.. 25 12 .......... 3769 216 4485 .......... 4485
Limestone ................................................ ,....... 41 29 290 274 61 4 661 50 24 21 .......... ...... 50 I.. 41 11 177 40 94 754 .......... 754 Moore Haven.................................................. 175 175 1250 1250 25 25 186 186 65 65 225 ...... 75 ........ .. 50 .. 26 300 I 518 249 3144 .......... 3144 Mu!b&ey .. ·······- ············· .......................... 1 140 14011000 1000 I 20 I 20 I 3521 52 !24 24 10 . ······· 30 ... .... 251 50 250 412 226 2239 75 2164 Nocatee and Ft. Odgen .................. --------------~ 981 981 7001 700, 14~--------~ 36311501 931 211 1061 .. ----~ 35 .... ·I 131 201.... 54 731 17 211 2156 54 2102 Punta Gorda.................................................... 140 140 1000 1000 20 20 111 111 309 3091 1831 .... 60 405 163 1751 45 891 1667 438 I 5607 313 5294 Wauchula....................................................... 140 140 1000 1000 20 20 437 437 153 133 70 .... 231 260 I 130 ....... 1 62 675 805 398 4173 225 3948 Zolfo Springs __ ...... ..... ....... ...I 140 I 140 1000 I 1000 20 20 246 2461 881 881 991 ....... 1 32 25 220 1881 96 1381 4491 2221 29631 751 2888
Total........................... ..1323413235123383123513 1 4641 4481 82221 761413126129481 41441 291105915066112265138251 40 I 21811892411 3596411197812035501 33341200216 Total Last Year..... . .. 5277 5231 378401376171 714 691 139971125431548814 733 7521 251 10 5247 15222156251 351 45221228981 59603118584 193338119939 173399
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NOTE-This is a six-month year, hence, there is really no decrease.
Gainesvil1e District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property.
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Increase ........ ----------------------1 39j·--·j········j····-···l········j········j······J···-1 21 71 28950 ----······J····J·--·-·······1········\ ....... ···1 7820 I 2200 1·····-··\ 20000 l········j····j····J········J······J 7\ 7) \··········\ 5246 Decrease ..... -------·····----------- ........ 4 153 390 336 168 97 381 .................... 1 5044 .... 8200 611 9800 ............ ............ ...... . ............ 90 ..................... , .... ........ 2494 ......... .
NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
CHARGES
Gainesville District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc.
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ACTIVt'I'IES
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
CHARGES
Gainesville District.-Table No. III. Finance
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CHARGES
Jacksonville District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property.
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King's Ferry_____ ________ ____ 35 1 12 7 _______ 54 6 2 3 41 6000 __________ ___ ------------ __________ ___ ________ ______ __ ______ 2 21 8 8 King's Road ------------------ ____________ ,1371 11 141 6\ 21 1551 6 3 313\ 6000 ---------- ----1 --.------ __________ 175 ____________ ________ 10001 19 ____ _ _________ -------- ---------- 19 Green Cove Springs_________ ____ 188\ 11--------1 13 361 165 ______ 1 4 3 23000 __ _______ 1 I 5000 __________ 500 ..._~15 4500 85 ____ ________ ______ 1 131 25 425 Hastings_________________ ________ ____ 196 __ _ 7 6 141 195 3 ______ 2 2 25000 2500 1 5000 300 .-<:00 ____________ ________ 5000 45 ____ _____ 1 ________ 634 5879 McClenny ....... -------------------------------~ 811----~10 12 3 100 6 ______ 4 4 16000 _____ ___ 2 4000 _________ 273 ____________ ________ 2600 51 ____ ____ ________ ______ 1 12 33 357 New Augustine_____________________________ 461---- --------1 al 4911 7 3131260001 1000 1 5000 . . ............ ..... ... .......... ...... .......... ... 1 13 57 67
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Jacksonville District.-Toble No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc. PAPERS TAKEN EPWORTH LEAGUES SUNDAY SCHOOLS
LAY ACTIVITIES
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Total .................................. \ 72\174\ 31\ 8541 364\ 64\ 1276\1704\ 36\ 646\ 332\ 265\ 4093\ 5610\ 3081\ 477\168\1361 83\ 513\15561 64671 8536/ 71 267\ 4421 10682 Total Last Year............... 19 211 26 718 389 125 1596 2110 28 461 337 252 3767 5047 2690 498 245 3191 78 278 21691 167881 19235 .... 1 ................ 1 21345
Increase ............................... \ 53\ ........ \ 51136~--------~--------j .......... \ .......... 1 81185, ........ , 13\ 326\ 5631 391\ .. ·-----j----·--·j--------j 51 2351 .......... , ............ 1 ............ /712671442\ .......... .. Decrease............................ ........ 37 ...... ........ 25 61 320 406 ...... ........ 5 ............................ 1.......... 21 77 183 ...... 1........ 613 10321 10699 .... ........ ........ 10663
NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Jacksonville District.-Table No. III. Finance
I PRESIDINGI PREACHER I DISTRICT I C'FERENCE I GENERAL I ELDER IN CHARGE WORK WORK WORK "' RAISED THIS YEAR
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Jacksonville- 1 \ I I Anderson MemoriaL.___________________________ 1431143 950 950 191 19 161 161 571 571 159 ______ 53 ________ __________ 135 ______ 54 513 1749 676 4669 ---------- 4669 First Church __________________________________ : ______ l375 375,25001 25001 501 5011716 1716 605/ 605\ 444 ________ 148,634,178011000 308 242 6186 23190 2776 41954 ---------- 41954 Hendricks MemoriaL___________________________ 180 1801 1000 10001 24 24 308 308 108 108 225 ________ 75 ________ __________ 257 ______ 108 175 1068 374 3902 352 3550
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Phamix and Eastport___________ ____ __________ 131 131 9001 900 ________ 159 90 56 56 8 2 100 __________ 15 ______ 22 254 396 227 2201 ---------- 2201 Riv~rside Park._______________________ _______________ 341 3411 227512275] 421 42 9941 9941 350 350 I 207 ________ 623 28 707 1000 ______ _________ 53031 4418 1012 17300 2500 14800 Sprmgfield ... _________________ :__________________________ 3001 300 2000 2000 40 40 1177 11771 414 414 763 $150 254 295 345 --------1------ 166 2816 15682 1370 25772 166 25606 St. MatthewB_________________________________________ 681 68 450 516 91 9 89 89 31 31 38 ________ 12 20\ 90~------ 13 341 157\ 126 1510 28 1482
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·Latin District.-Table No. III. Finance
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CHARGES
Miami District.-Table No .. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc.
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NOTE-'Ihis is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
CHARGES
Miami District.-Table No. III. Finance
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Fort Lauderdale...... 225 225 1500 1500 I 48 48 I 454 I 4541 160 160 100 I i4391 I I 10 I 420 -I 71 653 6611 6811 5422 .......... 1 5426 Fulford_______________ I 641 641 7001 700 151 15 170 1701 60 66 51 ... ! 55 '55 161 145 __ I 28 510 9421 5851 33561 2001 315-~
Homestead ....... _..... . ___ 150 150 I 1000 1000 30 I 30 I 296 2961 1041 581----------1---· --~ . .1 _ .1 ......... 1 300 .. ... 30 I 530 I 330 I 5251 3249 .......... 1 3249 Hollywood... .. 116 116 1625 1625 45 45 306 3061 1081 108 601. ....... 1 711 I I . 31 2493 183 4421 5480 ---·------1 5480
Key West- I I I I I I I I I \ I I I First Church ___ 124 124 1200 1200 40 I 40 280 280 I 96 96 _________ . .. _ _ .. 50 1121153 42 1531, 329 383 4340 I ..... --~ 4340 Fleming Street.... . .... -I 124 1241 1000 1000 40 40 280 280 I 961 961 50 I ____ 70 13 25 100 ______ 40 5871 372 2971 30941 67 3027 Ley MemoriaL . 90 90 I 750 750 18 18 180 180 68 681 _________ _ ... _ _____ 21 93 37 5941 41146 5021 43499 172 43327
Lemon City and Little River.. ________ ..1 15611561 1500 1.600 50 50 I 432 4321 152! 152 I 667\--- ____ I 433 _ _I 151 232 ______ 60 I 20781 23851 1070 I 94661 90 9376 Matacumbia -------1 60 601 469 469 12 121 52 521 20 20 42 ------1 ________ 27 121------~ 161 142 8801 234 19661 -·----·· 1966 Miami- I I I
Beuna Vista ... ····---·-·· __ ___ ____________ _______ 90 I 90 I 600 600 12 12 136 136 48 481 2881.. __ .. _ . -------1 60 I 50 ___ . 18 86 5095 315 6798 ····-·---- 6798 City Missions ___________________ -------- ....... I ... -1---·----1 350 362 --··---· ----··-·/··-·--···· 160 I ...... J ..... --1 151--------~ 211 ---1----------1 981 .... -- 20 I 216\___________ 2951 1187\ __________ \ 1187 Highland Park and KendalL ------~ 851 851 650 650 30 I 30 2261 2261 80 I 80 I 1081---- . -~ 1-- ---~----------1--------~------1 641 6961 2751 87 41 30881 841 3004 Holloman Park ________ ............... . ..... 110 110 1500 1500 50 50 2841 284 100 100 331------- 471 ... 1500 47 -·----1 40 26641 8131 273114779 __________ 14779 Miami Beach ............ ----·---·-······---·--·---· 225 225 15001 1500 48 48\ 3061 3061 108\1o8\ 2661---·---· 1591------ -----·---· -·-···-- ------1 174 13141 9379 1132 146111 119 14492 Riverside _________________ ···········--·---------·-·______ 254 254 I 2000 2000 I 55\ 55 6581 6581 2321 2321 904 --------11946 __ .1 1325~ 225 ..... 1 108 1870 2200 I 2101 138781 108 13770 TrinitY--·····-···-·····--·---·-··-------··------·-·-·--·····1 4981 4981 300013000 I 90110481 12961 12961 456\ 4561 1500 I 250 1--------~ 551 3121488~------1 190115241. 164481 4287 450691.---······1 45069
Pahokee and Clewiston .... ·-·····-----···-·-----·-------~ 561 56~ 300 300 12 121 1481 1481 52 521---·------1--------~-------~ ---1 ----·-··· -···----~---···1 40,_________ 1711 3201 10991.---··---- 1099 Pompano ..... -----········-··---·----~---·······------·········-·- 46 75 900 1000112 12 1181 1181 421 421 152! .... ... 212 I __ _ ___ 140 ______ 23 725 1821 249 4569, .......... 1 4569 South Bay .. ---------------·-·-·-········--·-····-············--·- 6 6 .......... 1 59 2 2 221 221 81 81 111.... ... 161 -------1 12 121-- ---1 ___ ----1 ...... 1 911 200 I 439 .......... 439 South Dade.·-----··---··--·------·-····--·--·--· ...... 108 1081 600 I 600 24 24 266 2661 921 92 159 ---·---· 220 I ....... ____ -----1 278 .. .I 401 12 315 559 2673 __________ 2673 Stuart ......... ---······--·····----····-·----······- ________ ...... \ 145 1451 1000\ 1000 40 I 40 370 370 I 130 I 130 I 122 I .... _ 1681 6671.. . -I 40 I 30 I 521 190 I 365\ 2241 3543\ 77 3466
West Palm Beach- I \ I I I I I I I I I I I I j I First Church ............ -··-------·-------------- ----1 440 440 I 3500 I 2500 80 I 80 1124 1124 396 396 1000 I 1951 100 .. ___ -1--- --·---1 350 ~----- 160 4530 I 3953 1988 16816~----------~16816 Northwood ________________________________ ..... -----1 441 441 750 831 10 I 251 112 112 40 40 I 661 I 481 .. -1--- ---1 _______ __ ·I 21 197 11391 280 I 2803 36 2767 Wagg Memorial and Jupiter _____ ------1 44 330 2000 I 2000 121 241 112 2241 40 80 18521 .... -1-- .. -1-- I ____ .1 143 ____ 78 1808 38460 599 45598 108 45490
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Ocala District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property.
MEMBERSl!IP CHURCH PROPERTY INSURANCE \woMAN's Wo'K\
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First Church .................... 11499 21 941 230 j 32I1J9l\ 521 341 1\ 11 732240\29700011\ 40000 I 5500\ 41000\ 51320 \........ ... .. ... 210JOO 11150 I 1,.... 500 \.... 1 2451 3815\ 56285 Twenty-eighth Street & I I \ I \ I j j I / I j I I j I I Pasadena........................ 93 1 441 64 4 1971 8\ 4 31 3 135000 10000 1 35000 4500 .. ... 7080 15000 I ....... 17000 270 ... .... ... ... .... 2 23 188 7538 Gulf Port and Child's I
Park:............................... 134 . ...! 13\ 331. ..1 1801 61 26\ 2\ 2\ 246181 2000 1 10000 I 2000 ... ... .I 1228 ..... ----1--------1 5500 n\ .... 1---- ........ ... 2 40 893 2132 Tarpon Sprmgs........................ 140 .... , 71 231 411661 lj 11 1\ 11 60000 j---- ... 11' 6000 I 400 I 3000 I 2961 ... ... ... ....... 2000 ........ \ ........ --------~---- 1 25 141 437 Trilby ....................................... 169 ___ 4 81 61 120 .... _ 1 3 31. 6000 ....... 1 30001... _ I 4801 10001 10\ .................................... 3 44 150 640 W~bster and Center HilL ...... 151 1 30 8/ 14 1751 11 61 31 31 80001 .. 11 20001 . I 10000 1709 .................... · .............. 1 .... 1 :.. ....... .... ... 35 1744 Wildwood. ....... 277 -1 9 31 158 159 5 I 21 21 R200[ ....... 11 50001 I .......... -----1---- .I ............... !----1---- ........... 1 lJ 24 451 45
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Ocala District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc.
I PAPERS I TAKEN EPWORTH LEAGUES SuNDAY ScHooLs
LAY ACTIVITIES
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Twenty-eighth Street an d · I I I I I I I I / I j I I I I i I Pasadena_______________________________ 5 5[ 2 44 25 21 61 107 3: 29 10 __ _ 224[ 263 220 _ 36[_ _ _ 2 1 25 791 105 1 ........ 212 GulfPortandChild'sPark. .. 141 14[ 21 50 93--------1100 198 2. 281 43/ 3[ 253[ 3261 1 240\ ---1 6~-----1--1 20 47 4501 517 .... ________ ........ 710
Tarpon Springs______________________________ 16 161 1 25 25 ........ 25 50 1 14 12[ 18[ 1821 226 100 ______ [ 7 __ .[ 21 10 25[ 148 I 178 .... ________ ........ 228 Trilby ___ ---·------------------- ---------------·-- _ 7 7 2 35 21 ........ 28 49 3 18[ _ .. _[ _ .[ __ ______ 134 103 _______ 1 .. .[ . _ 5 24 161 45 ____________ ........ 94 WebsterandCenterHill.. .............. l ..... --1-------j 11 431 _ --------1--------1---- .... 1 3 18[ 41-- I ----1 1851 -1------~ 51. ----1 zl 61 101 102/ 1181 ____ 1 ________ ........ 118 Wildwood ...................................... 1 9 9 .... ------- -----1 ---- --1--- __ I 2[ 14[ _ 12[ 111/ 123 ---1 ____ [ 7/. _[ .. [ 10[ 29[ 96 135I .. J .. _____ ________ 13/l
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which ·explains the decrease.
Ocala District.-Table No. III. Finances
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Orlando District.-Table No. I. Memb=rship, Baptism, and Church Property.
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Orlando District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues~ Sunday Schools, Etc.
I PAPERS I I LAY TAKEN EPWORTH LEAGUES SUNDAY ScHOOLS ActiVITIES
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CHARGES
Orlando District.-Table No. III. Finance
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Palatka District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property.
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Palatka District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc. I PAPERS I
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Palatka District.-Ta ble No. III. Finance
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Tallahassee District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property.
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
Tallahassee District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools~ Etc.
I PAPERS I TAKEN EPWORTH LEAGUES SUNDAY SCHOOLS
LAY ACTIVITIES
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Tallahassee District.-Table No. III. Finance
!PRESIDING I PREACHER I DISTRICT I C'FERENCE I GENERAL I ELDER IN CHARGE WORK \VORK WORK
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
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Tampa District.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property
MEMBERSHIP
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease.
CHARGES
Tampa District.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc.
I PAPERS TAKEN EPWORTH LEAGUES SUNDAY SCHOOLS
LAY ACTIVITIES
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Palmetto............................. .. .. 2 6 3 50 10 ...... 251 351 ll 341 31 ...... 1 200 I 2651 170 . ... 7 .. 2 15 109 303 427 1 261 26 488 Miakka ................................... , .. / 6 1! 411 51 .... 1 15 20 3 171 .... 1 .... I 1001 1171 ...... 1 -----j 31 ... I. --j 3 11 100 114 ............ 1 .. ------~ 134
ParrishandEIIenton.......... 6,.. 2 65/ 36/ ...... 1 431 _791 11 . 9! 12~-----~ 1021 123/ 78/ ..... 1 401 I .... 1 ...... 1 471 641 111 ............ 1........ 190 Plant City .......................................... I 31 ........ , 3 2041 401 5 2801 3251 1 201 381 15 3901 463 ....... 1. ---1 91 ....... 1 7/ 50 180 1436: 16661 .................... , 1991 PortTampa ...................................... , 11 6 11 36 101 ...... 1 .... 10121 211------1--- ... 1 2101 1401 ... 1 5J ....... I .... 10 46 56 112 .... ........ ........ 122 Sarasota............................................ 321 32 11 60 50 I ...... 50 I 100 11 251 ao I __ 500 I 550 I 3251. . I 40 I ...... , 51 251 158 735 918 1 54 250 1268 Oneca and Nokomis ....................... , 3 1/ 35 24 ....... 8 32 2 21/ 101 ______ 126 1571 1201 5001 81 ....... __ ... 121 38/ 147 1971.... ........ ........ 229 Seffner..................... ......................... ........ 12 2 541 . 2 36 38 1 10 . ...... _____ _______ 110 67 ........ 1 3 ........ .. ... I 10 I 25 86 121 .... ....... ........ 159 ~.::;:~~.... I 71 7 11 241 ~~ 261 26 2 14, ....... 1 .......
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Total... ............................... ! 3231 3381 39114251 8321 1211 22711 32221 331 6101 5141 4741 68911 91001 4600,8021 2931 1161 851 7381 29541 177501 214421 5/1851 643,25307 Total Last Year. ...... ...1 231 1571 42113721 9161 331 24731 34221 371 610 I 512 3751 5304 82241 3446 690 I 3641 97 70 I 6241 38521 244651 289411 ............ 1.... ... 32363
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CHARGES
Tampa District.-Table No. IlL Finance
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1 1650 36 36 7281 728 256 256\ I I 1271 I 3881 300 I _ -I 176\ 1185\ 17730! 19911 24773! ___ _! 24 773
PortTampa_ ------------------------------------------ 56 59 450 475 8 8 152 152 53 53!_ -1-- 1-- I _ --1------1 501.-1 501 1301 12251 122 23241 461 2278 Sarasota ______________________ -----------------·····-··-··-····-' 250 I 270 I 2000 I 2000 101 101 5051 5051 1751192\ 4%1 _ ---1---- _ 1-- I 200 I 5161 I 1191 55121 19591 12681 13138\ _ _ _ I 13138 OnecaandNokomis .. ·----------------------1 6916915501550 6 6 111 111139139\. --1 1---115\.,-11381.\ 41! 180! 5311 229! 18591 12\1847 Seffner ______________ 93 93 750 750 12 12 I 243 2431 85 I 85 1
_ 1 __ 1- I _ 1 -I 115 I -I 491 3441 250 I 1591 2100 I 2fi I 2075 Wimauma _______ ___________ 41 411 325 495 17 17 131 131 46 461 _ 1 I _ 1 ___ I 30 I 341 I 191 19€ I 44691 1531 56311 25\ 5606 Tampa- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
""' Chu"h .. 375 375 300013000 I 591 sol 1192 1192 420 4201 761 1 1 2531 1001 4111 3631 I !68! 6071' 50841 13551 19612! I 196!2 Bayshore ______________ ---·-··· -------·--··· --------1 34 _____ ----1 271 I 41 41 61• 611 21 I 211 271 --1 _ ---1-- -I ___ ___ I 321 _ I 91 130 I 500 I 110 I 11991 271 1172 Eighth Avenue_ _______ 871 87 700 700 101 .101 212 2121 751 751 501 .I I I 15! 1071 ---1 44\ 3501 6721 1751 24971 ---1 2497 HighlandAvenue_____ 156 1561 12501 1250 19 19 384 384 1351 1351 1121 _ I 381-- I 26!)1 2501 ! 541 614 2071 743\ 4228\ 54\ 4174 Hyde Park ---------·-· __ -·----------·-------···· 37513751 300013000 I 721 721 14551 1455 512 I 5121 I __ -I __ I 872\ 217\ 750! I 204117514\ 25181 31H9J 30658! 280 I 30:378 Moody Heights -------------------------------- 113 1131 900 900 I 8 81 1521 152 53 53! _ -I -I 10 I -I 10 I 14H I I 211 4951 6051 H68, 3181\ 139\ 3042 Nebraska Avenue_ __ -----------··---------- 150 150 1200 1200 18 18 374 374 1311 1:311 --1--- -I 25! ___ -I 20 1691 ---1 521 1410 I 2877 5271 69531 97\ 6856 Seminole Heights--------------------------------- 219 2191 1625 16251 27
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Recapitulation.-Table No. I. Membership, Baptism, and Church Property
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Total ________________________ \57909117 512454l6087l555016089011162l 82014 79 458l7680528l8375701172ll609000I111902j2368799I540629I103750I 420 20674501125091 31 2l1709l1209l249l9934j 835341 637392 Total Last Year _____ 520711178.13.59218145157731580351176311056[477 460I746129fil6206851188l1626750I10286125463691984512.1 97300128[)3 13558361130851 I 11 1001 1001216183741145871115037
Increase ....... ------------ 58381----1-- 1--------1 ----1 28651-----1---- I 2----1 219233121688511---- -1 90411 - ---1---- ---1 6450~------- 7116141---- --1---j1l1609/1109l 33115601----------1 ____ _ Decrease __________________ ----1 311138120581 2231---- I 6011 2361---- 21------------ _ --1 161 177501 ___ I 17757014438831---------2453 ------- ----1 15761 _ ----1-------- ... -1 .. 1 ____ I 31053: 47764fi NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains the decrease. .
DISTRICTS
Recapitulation.-Table No. II. Epworth Leagues, Sunday Schools, Etc. PAPERS TAKEN
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Latin... ..................... _ 2 57 4 91 50 8 87 145 8 48 37 27 603 715 371 ........ 15 8 ...... 18 101 388 507 --·- ........ -------- 652 Jacksonville...... .............. -1 721 1741 311 8541 364 64 1276 1704 36 646 332 2651 4093 56101 3081 477 1681 136,831 513 15561 64671 8536 7 267 442 10682
Miami.. ...................... -- - 2711 288 41,1154 6611 sal 1638 2382 431 650 I 434 227 6130 I 7934 4830 I 371 401 132 641 962 . 2731 12781 16474 7 249 874 19730 Ocala.................................... -13801 380~ 38,1018,754,125,1491,2370,491 6011540,210
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Palatka....................................... _ 275 2211 311 9221 3461 76 11031 15251 451 459 320 971 3660 4843 26651 208 141 4 7\ 45 272 1043 5284 6599 1 30 160 8284 Orlando............................... _ 3081 308 31 10541 632 129 2348 3232 371 523 429,364 4634 6195 3959 348 168 91 81 660 2972 10171 13808 2 41,115 17155
Tallahassee......................... I 259 751 22 697 150 8 3961 554 41 405 177 180 2433 3879 2081 101 57 1 28 351 822 3921 51551 .. -- ........ ........ 5709 Tampa................. I 323,338139114251 8321121\227113222\331 610 514 4741 6891,9100/46001802 293 116185,738,2954,177501214421 5 185 643 25309
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NOTE-This is for a year of six months, which explains thE' decrease.
DISTRICTS
PRESIDING ELDER
PREACHER IN CHARGE
Recapitulation.-Table No. III. Finance
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WORK C'FERENCE
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STATISTICAL TABLE No.4, Superannuate Endowment BARTOW DISTRICT
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Alva ______ ········-·····················-··---··-····-------·······-·-------------- ------------1 $ 1180 00 Arcadia·--·--·--···-··-··-·----······················--······- ----··--------1 2724 00 Bartow ....... ---·····························-----········· --·---···-·----···· --------------1 3390 00 Boco Grande ................ ·-··-···--·-·-··-··---·------··---·---··-·--·-· ---·····---1 1130 00 Bonita Springs and Everglades ____ ...... ··-·-·--·····--··------····-····-1 335 00
I $ 298 27 $ 881 73
I 618 00 2106 00 21S4 oo 1236 00
I 627 30 502 70 69 00 266 00
Bowling Green...................................... -----·--····-·-----------1 1561 00 Fort Meade .. ·-·-·······-··---········- -----------1 2260 00 Fort Myers, First Church__________ -------·········---1 3050 00 Fort Myers Circuit ... ·-·-··········-·-·-··--·· ---·------------------··---------------1 900 00
I 199 00 1362 00 150 00 2110 00
II 1830 00 1220 00 119 00 781 00
Gordonsville ............................... --.·---------····· ...................... 1 105 00 Homeland ...................... ~----·······-···----·······-· ------------------------------1 1525 50
I 3 00 102 00 I 285 00 1240 50
Kathleen ....... ---·-·······················---·---·-·-·· -··---········1 1200 00 La Belle .... ·-·············--·-···················-·-· --------······ 840 00 Lakeland, Dixieland................. -··-··-······-···---1 2000 00 Lakeland, First Church_ ·-··--- --··--·---1 4068 00 Lakeland, Myrtle St ______ ---------· ----------·---1 900 00 Lakeland Mission ........... ---···-··-·· __ I 275 00 Limestone_ ... ···--·-·········-------···-·· --·---1 265 55 Moore Haven_ --·-····--·····-·······-···-······· ---------------------··· ------·---1 908 00 Mulberry ___ ------·----······-····-·············· _________ I 1700 00
I 114 23 1085 77 I 393 10 446 90 I 800 00 1200 00 I 2439 00 1629 00
I 457 00 443 00
62 00 213 00 I 64 47 201 08 I 372" 50 535 50 I 113 00 1587 00
Nocatee and Ogden. _ ···-·- ____________________ -----1 1260 00 Punta Gorda, First Church .. _ ··----1 1469 00 I
317 50 942 50 738 00 731 00
Wauchula ... ---··-·········--------· ----------···--·-·· -I 2034 00 I 250 00 1784 00 Zolfo...... --------------------------· ------1 1372 95 I 685 39 687 56
Totals -------··-····-·-·-·····-··· -1 $36453 00 I $13158 76 $23294 24
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
Alachua .. __ ---···---·······-·········---·--------················· -·---······--·-····-·····-1 $ 1610 00 $ 439 60 I $ 1170 40 Branford Mission _________ ··-------·········-----·- --·------······----·---·······-·---1 970 75 276 74 I 694 01 Cedar Keys ____ -----------·---------------- -------1 2180 00 603 40 I 1576 60 Citra ___________ -------------------------- ----·····-1 1590 00 602 55 I 987 45 Dixie _____ ·······-·-·------------------··-·-·-······· I 885 00 221 95 I 663 05 Dunnellon and Crystal River ...... I 1575 00 143 45 I 1431 55 Ft. White_ ··------------------------··· ------------------------1 836 75 127 51 I 709 24 Gainesville, First Church ·---------------------------1 9112 00 3585 19 I 5526 81 High Springs ...... ·--1 1650 00 278 36 I 1371 64 Jasper __ --·--······ ----1 1380 00 566 00 I 814 00 Lake Butler ________________ ----1 575 00 265 00 J 310 00 Lake City and Olustee_ ---1 2860 00 1380 00 I 1480 00 Lake City Circuit ----1 815 00 47 00 I 768 00 Live Oak __ -------------------- ·------------1 3500 00 I 3500 00 Mayo -I 1105 00 216 58 I 888 42 Micanopy -I 1754 00 559 20 I 1194 80 Newberry Mission --------------------------- -I 1875 00 11 00 I 1864 00 Reddick ---------------------- -I 936 00 86 25 I 849 75 Rochelle ____________________________ ---------------------1 563 00 88 75 I 474 25 St. John and Hernando I 843 00 191 00 I 652 00 Wellborn ______________ -- ------- ----- -1 1520 00 54 65 1465 35 White Springs ...... --------1 1557 00 470 94 I 1086 06 Williston ____ I 2415 00 162 65 I 2252 35
Totals. __ I $42107 50 $10377 77 I $31729 73
STATISTICAL TABLE No.4, Superannuate Endowment JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
CHARGES
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Callahan................................................ ·--··----1 $ 920 00 I $ 305 75 I $ 614 25 Fernandina.......................................... . .... 1
Anderson MemoriaL .......................... ·--·--------·----···· ---1 1725 00 I 862 50
I 862 50
1008 00 1265 00 257 00 Green Cove Springs................................ --------·--··---·-- ..... 1
I 1040 00 I 33 00 I ~~g~ gg Hastings............................................. ----1
Jacksonville, First Ch'llrch .............. ____ ---·------------1 2175 00 I 522 00 5000 00 I 3000 00 I 2000 oo
Jacksonville, Marvin.......................... _______ ) Jacksonville, Ortega ............................. _____ _
1500 00 I 233 85 2070 00 I 424 00
I 1266 15 I 1646 oo
Jacksonville, Phoenix Park and Eastport Jacksonville, Riverside ................ _____________ ----· Jacksonville, St. John..................... ----------------·--Jacksonville, So. Jacksonville .... Jacksonville, Wesley MemoriaL ... _ King's Ferry .................................. .. King's Road......... -------····----·---McClenny _____ ........................... . New Augustine .................. . St. Augustine ................................ . St. Matthews ................................ . Springfield ....... . Starke ........ ---··-···------··-·----·· Waldo ..... . Westbrook
Totals
-----1 -I
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2070 00 I 119 10 5000 00 I' 3000 00
I 1950 90 1 2000 oo
270 00 I 149 76 I 120 24 1725 00 I 947 18 I 777 82 2300 00 I 403 50
115 00 I 23 00 I 18~~ gg 370 00 I 213 00 I 157 oo
1060 00 I 480 00 225 00 I 102 00 II f~~ gg
1500 00 I 516 00 I 984 oo 1150 00 I 321 50 1 828 50 3750 00 I 1900 00 I 1850 oo 1940 00 I 999 00 I 941 oo 1380 00 I 135 35 I 1244 65
---1 22 00 1----·----------········· $88550 00 I $14969 49 I $23602 51
LATIN DISTRICT
El Salvador ______ ------------------- --' 50 00 I $ 80 00 I La Trinidad ..................... ----~------------ --- ---------1 60 00
I 30 00 I $ 30 00
Russell Mission ............. ---1 25 00 10 00 I 15 00 San Juan .................... --------------------- -----1 30 00 12 00 I 18 00 San Marcos ................ ------------------------------ -----------1 150 00 75 00 I 75 00 San Paolo ...................................... -- ---------------- ------------1 100 00 I 40 00 I 60 00 West Tampa, First Church_ -------1 170 00 I 85 00 I 85 00
Totals ........ --1 585 00 I $ 332 00 I 283 00
MIAMI DISTRICT
Boynton ................. . Dania ___ _ Delray _______ _ Ft. Lauderdale~ Fulford --------·---·····- ....... . Highland Park and KendalL .. . Holleman Park. ........................ . Hollywood ....................................... . Homest!'ad_ --·----··----· Key West, Fleming St. Key West, First Church __________________ _ Key West, Ley MemoriaL .............. . Lemon City and Little RivE'r. Matac11mbia -----·--·--Miami Beach .......... .
~t::::t: ~~~~ir~s-t~~-_-:::::::::::_ Miami, Trinity __________ -----······-Miami City Mission __ Northwood--------·-----····---··--·-·-·-----·---PahokeE' and Clewiston .............. .. Pompano .. ---------········--·······-------·--· South Bay .................................. _______ _ South Dade ..................................... . Stuart, Salerno .. ---------·----······-·-----Wagg Memorial and Jupiter ....... West Palm Beach
Totals
.......... 1 $ 1392 oo $ 663 oo 1 $ 729 oo .. ... 1 1000 oo 400 oo 1 600 oo
---1 2088 oo 840 oo 1 1248 oo _ ________ , 2088 oo 1260 oo I 828 oo
------1 770 00 442 84 327 16 ---------1 · 450 oo 1 90 oo I 360 oo
.. ... 1 200 oo I 40 oo I 160 oo ...1 ........................ [ .......................... 1 ......................... .
_ ....... 1 1508 oo 1 908 oo I 600 oo - ---1 2000 00 I 200 05 I 1799 95
..I 2000 00 813 30 1186 70 1 1400 oo 652 83 I 747 17
. .. 1 2320 oo 1160 oo 1 1160 oo
---- ---·-- :::\ :::::::~~<)::6<):::: I ~~8 88 \ ::::_ 100 oo
... 1 2204 oo 1 1125 oo I 1079 oo I 4875 oo I 2437 50 I 2437 50
--~----1 -----·::I ~g gg I::::· --1 ------io-oo .. oo· 1 120 oo 1 88o oo
. .. _, 730 00 I 450 01 I 279 99
. ---1 171 oo 28 65 1 142 35 .... 1 1392 oo I 660 oo I 732 oo . ... [ 2288 00 562 25 1725 75
........... 1 ...................... I 172 70 ! ........ - .... .. ______ .... _ ..... 1 3500 oo 1 1750 oo I 1750 oo
$33626 oo I $15156 13 I $18872 57
STATISTICAL TABLE No.4, Superannuate Endowment OCALA DISTRICT
CHARGES
Brooksville .. ·-----------------------------------·-·- -----------------------1 $ 2525 00 I BushnelL________________________________________ ---------------------------1 1710 00 I Clearwater and Mission.---------------·-····- --------··-··----1 3000 00 Coleman ....... -------------------------------------·· -------------------------1 1900 00 Dade City __ ------···--------------------------------------- ....... _ ---------------------1 1824 00 I ~lf~r~d~':td~d!:~=~-~s-~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: :: ----- ··----·-·: 1
1 1~~~ gg \ Gulf Port and Child's Parle. ................................................ j.... -----1 Invernet<s ..................... ------------····· .............. -···········--·········----1 1330 00 I Largo . . -----------------------···· ... I 1824 00 I Leesburg __ ···-------------------··--··· ........ 1 2625 00 I Newport Richey______________ ........................................... I 456 00 I Ocala_________________________________________________ .... 1 4000 oo
1
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Oxford .......... ·-·------------------------------·-·· ...................................... 1 1500 00 Palm Harbor .. ·---------------------------··-·········· .................................. I 938 00 I San Antonio.·--·--·-------------------------------······ ----------··-·--------------------1---- ................... ! Safety Harbor.................................... . .............................. ! 1000 00 I St. Petersburg and City Mission............................ ··1 4218 00 I
~~~~~t~k~_-_::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::: ............................. ---------------1 1 ~~~ gg 1
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Tarpon Springs__________________________________ -I 1140 00 Twenty-eighth St. and Pasadena...... . .. j ....................... ! Trilby______________________________________________________ -·····-··········--·--·---------! 1101 00 I
;il~~~~d-~~ -~~~t~~-~~!!:~:::::::::::::::::::: ________ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::I 1~~g gg I St. Petersburg. Central ------------------······- _____ -·----·---------------~----1-------- .............. !
Totals ······---------····------- ...... 1 $37249 00 I
ORLANDO DISTRICT
Apopka ... ········-·----------·--·--·--····-···· -----------···----1 ~~~~rp~~~e_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. __ ::: l Clermont.................................. . ............... I Eagle Lake and Dundee........ ···-···\ Frostproof ........................... . Groveland ... ------···········-·············--·· .......................... . ........ 1
Haines City ............................................................................ ! H!g~land Grove and Mission...... _ .1 Kissimmee.............................. ................ ........... . ............... .'! Lake Alfred and Lougham.. ......... . .............. ! Lake Stearns and De Soto City... . ..................... ! Lake Wales.................... . ................ ! Maitland .... ---------··············· ___ ............................ !
~c~~~v:~~e Zell~!~~~~-~~-~~::::::::::::::::::::_________ ::::::.::::::::::: \ Oakland ... -------------------·-----------·--·-··········-·············------------···--------1 Orlando, First Church and No. Orlando .... --------------------------1
~f!!n8~~t~!·a~dhF~i~;d.~i~·-:·_-.-~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: II
;~~~=~ *!~~~~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Totals ...... ---------·····--------------------------------·····--··-------------1
$ 568 00 778 00
1600 00 1828 00
160 00 1703 00 2043 00 1703 00
341 00 3008 00
170 00 454 00
1702 50 1004 00
591 00 835 00 560 00
7500 00 1703 00 227 00
2326 00 3000 00
$33804 50
$ 516 oo I 855 oo I 1~~~ gg I
692 60 1
184 50 I 325 30 I 30 oo I
210 oo I 724 oo I
1270 00 228 40 I
2771 51 I
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$ 2009 00 855 00
1426 00 1630 10 1131 40
596 50 1046 70
1120 00 1100 00 1355 00 227 60
1228 49 1072 25
646 00 ......... 1------
2iig ~~ I 557 45 I
7J 75 I 577 oo I
860 00 2092 14 270 55
1072 25 563 00
.......... ! .... 33 25 I
2~~ ~~ I 50 00 1--
1067 75 1315 00 370 12
$14274 15 1 $23054 85
281 00 $ 287 00 209 52 568 48 800 00 800· 00
1026 00 802 00 4 00 156 00
486 36 1216 64 868 62 1174 38 779 00 924 00 240 00 101 00
1860 00 1148 00 31 40 138 60 99 00 355" 00
852 00 850 50 62 50 941 50
217 50 373 50 177 25 657 75 554 00 6 00
2971 00 4529 00 1022 60 680 40
50 50 176 50 1398 00 928 00 1800 00 1200 00
$15790 25 $18014 25
STATISTICAL TABLE No. 4, Superannuate Endowment PALATKA DISTRICT
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BunnelL. .. -------------- ----------··--·---- ----------1 $ 1840 00 I $ 185 00 I $ 1655 00 Cocoa ........... ·-------------------------1 2070 00 I 1293 61 I 7'16 39 Crescent City. -------------------- --------------1 1092 00 I 212 56 I 879 44 DeLand---·----·----· _____________ ------1 2300 00 I 1150 00 i 1150 00 East Palatka and Carr St. ----------------------------- --------------1 375 00 I 70 00 I 305 00 Fort Pierce ---------------1 2088 00 I 840 00 1248 00 Grand Island. -------------------- .. I 650 00 207 00 I 443 00 Hawthorne ... ··----1 1510 00 I 419 34 I 1090 66 Holopaw ------------------------ ---··-------------1--- ----1---·----------------- --1-----Kingston ------------------ ... I 460 00 I 194 00 I 266 00 Melrose_ -I 990 00 I 182 56 I 807 44 Mims ---------------------- -I 985 00 I 497 00 I 488 00 New Smyrna ___________________________ ------------------· -------1 2500 00
I 232 30 I 2176 70
Okeechobee and Mission ... ----------------------···-- -----1 1500 00 900 00 600 00 Oviedo and Geneva -----1 1703 00 I 871 00 I 832 00 Palatka, St. James ------------1 2760 00 I 1380 00 I 1380 00 Pierson .. I 1695 00 I 858 11 I 836 89 Sanford. -----1 4250 00 I 2296 48 I 1953 52 Sebastian -----1 1276 00 I 327 70 I 948 30 Sherman .. --------------------- --1- -----1 ·-----------1--Tavares ... ------------------- ..... I 681 00 I 311 00 I 370 00 Titusville .. ·----1 1325 00 I 1712 50 I Umatilla_ ·----------1 1249 00 I 749 40
I 499 60
Vera ------------------- ·---1 1300 00 I 260 00 1040 00 Totals I $34599 00 I $15240 56 $19745 94
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT
Apalachicola ----------------- ·----1 $ 1074 00 I 302 80 I 1071 20 Au cilia --------------------- -----------·-····- I 1231 00 I 193 80 I 1037 20 Bristol ------------------ ---------------------- I 1139 59 I 133 34 I 1006 16 Carrabelle ... I 933 00 I 18 00 I 915 00 Chattahoochee ------··--··---1 1372 00
\
74 25
I 1297 75
Fenho\loway __ .... _ --··------·· ------1 516 00 64 00 452 00 Greenville (East Madison). ---------------------- ·------------1 1717 00 331 28 1385 72 Greensboro ..... ---------------------- I 1500 00 I 125 65 I 1374 35 Havana ... -----1 1702 00 I 204 25 I 1497 75 Hinson. ------------------------ ··----------··----! 801 00 I 180 27 I 620 73 Lake Jackson. .......... 1 ..... I --------1--Leon ..... ----·-----·---------··-··-- ---------------------- -1 1374 00 I 235 60 I 1138 40 Madiwn, First Church ------------------ -----1 2405 00 I 646 3€ I 1758 64 Monticello -I 2061 00 I 782 25 I 1278 75 Mt. Pleasant__ ___ --1 1298 00 I 23 00 I 1275 00 Perry _______ ::1 2290 00
I 129 95 I 2160 05
Quincy 4000 00 1696 11 I
2303 89 Tallahat"Bee .. ---------------------- -----·-----1 5000 00 I 3000 00 2000 00 Waukeenah ......... -----··--- __ --------1 830 00 I 144 15 I 685 85 West Madison Mission .. ------------------ -----1 617 00 I 120 40 I 496 60 Woodville .. -------------------- -----1 756 50 1- ----1 756 50
Totals .. ...... 1 $32917 00 I $ 8405 46 I $24511 54
STATISTICAL TABLE No.4, Superannuate Endowment TAMPA DISTRICT
DISTRICTS
Bayshore Mission·-------------·-------------------------------------------------------~
lr:::r::~~-:_:::_::::::::::::_:_:::::::_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Manatee·---------------------------·-----------------···-------------------------------------1 Miakka.--------------------------------------------·-········---------------------------------1
~:br~!i~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I Oneco and Nokomis Mission-·-·---·-----·-·-- --------------------------·---1 Palmetto________________________________________ ---------------·-----------------1 Parrish and Ellenton ------------------------ --------------------------------- ----1 Plant CitY---------------------------------------------·-···--------------------------------1 Port Tampa ... ------------------------------------····-------------------------------:·----1 Sarasota Mission.·----------------------------------··----------------------------------1
~:!~~~i~-H'~ii!{t;_-:::::::::: ___________________________________________ :::::::::::::::1
~::ir !~£~fi~~~::-:-::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::! Tampa, Hyde Park ... ------------------------·------------------------------------------1
~:~~!aei~:i-~~::::::::::::···------- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I Totals ... ____________ ---·········--------------··· -··-----1
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$ 253 00 3500 00
848 00 1073 00 1356 00 710 00 798 00
1695 00 589 00
1808 00 1700 00 3050 00
492 00 2500 00 1239 00 2542 00
791 00 4068 00 2150 00 5000 00 3400 00
339 00 $39901 00
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371 85 476 15 511 89 561 11 727 00 629 00 437 82 272 18 465 02 332 98
I 852 96 842 04 330 47 258 53 905 14 902 86
I 915 00 785 00
1500 00 1550 00 250 00 242 00
I 1426 50 1073 50
662 55 576 45 1613 25 928 75
I 381 60 409 40
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2757 95 1310 05 1110 00 1040 00 2722 07 2277 93 1700 00 1700 00
170 20 168 80 $21948 67 $17_~~
Bartow ... ---------·----------------------------·----------------------------------------------1 $ 36453 00 I$ 13158 76 I$ 23294 24 Gaine8ville .... ___________________________________________________ ··-·-----------------------~ 42107 50 I 10377 77 I 31729 73
fii~!~~:;;:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::: ::1u && 1 ::~gi ~g 1
, ~:~~~ g~ Ocala________________________________________________ ----------·-----··---- -------1 37249 00 14274 15 23054 85
~~l!r~~--:-_:·_-:::::::::::::::::::::::·-- ·------------------ :::::::1 ~:~g~ gg I l~~~g ~~ 1 l~~l~ ~! Tallahassee....... ___ [ 32917 00 I 8405 46 24511 54
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FLO.RIDA CONFERENCE BOARD OF MISSIONS, 1926-'27
OFFICERS Dr. W. F. Dunkle, Chairman
Ocala, Fla. Dr. Ira S. Patterson, Conf.
Missionary Sec., 344 W. lOth St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Dr. S. W. Walker, Vice-Chairman., St. Pet~rsburg, Fla.
Rev. C. E. Gutteridge, Sec.Treas., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dr. H. F. Tolle
1007 Fla. Ave., Tampa, Fla. Hon; C. B. Peeler, Mutual
Life Bldg., Jacksonville, Fla .. Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer,
Kissimmee, Fla.
COMMITTEE ON EVANGELISM Dr. S. W. Walker, Chairman Rev. ]. B. Rooney, Ft. Myers Rev. Paul Fletcher, Live Oak
F. H. Trimble, Orlando Rev. W. C. Fountain, V.-Chm ..
Jacksonville.
PUBLICITY CO~MMITTEE Rev. W. ]. Palmer, Wauchula Rev. D. A. Wilson, Cocoa
C. R. Gray E. L. Greer, New Smyrna
TRUSTEES OF BOARD Dr. W. F. Dunkle, Chairman Dr. S. W. Walker, V.-Chair
man, Consulting Architect
Rev. C. E. Guttreidge,
Secretary-Treasurer.
M~AKE REMITTANCES AS FOLLOWS: On Conference Assessments to H. L. Phifer, Tr. Phifer State
Bank, Gainesville, Fla. On Mission Specials, viz: Maintenance and Florida Special, also
Centenary collections to Ira S. Patterson, 344 W. lOth Street, Jacksonville, Fla.
MAKE ALL REPORTS Pastors serving Missions to Rev. C. E. Gutteridge. Secretary
Treasurer, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
APPROVED EVANGELISTS To Dr. S. W. Walker, Box 1138, St. Petersburg, Fla.
PRESIDING ELDERS Send statement of meetings held on Mission Charges or· new
territory, to Rev. C. E. Gutteridge, Fort Lauderdale, F1a.
BO~ARD CO~MMUNICATIONS To Dr. W. F. Dunkle, Chairman, Ocala, Fla. Communications Concerning New Territory to be Entered and
Contributions for Same to Ira S. Patterson, Conf. Missionary Seer t:tary, 344 W. lOth St., Jacksonville, Fla. Specify fund to which directed on each remittance.
Needed and Ordered Raised as a Special this Year, $30,000.00 minimum, for Mission Maintenance, General Board and $30,000.00 for Occupying New Places in Florida, to be Raised as or.e Fund and Applied Fifty-Fifty. Send Contributions as Above Directed.
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ANDREW COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES
F. G. BRANCH, President CuTHBERT, GA.
Fully Accredited by Church, State and American Associatio·n
Courses begin with tenth grade of high school and extend through second year of college, and all work done is fully rec-ognized by the educational authorities. ·
THE specials offered are Piano, Pipe Organ, Voice, Violin, Art, Expression and Home Economics.
GRADUATES' of Andrew receive High School Normal Professional License.
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DoRMITORIES OPEN SEPTEMBER 14, 1926
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Appointments ········-------------------·------------------------------------------------------------------------·--- 75 Apportioned for Evangelistic Work ---·----------·-----------------------------·----------·------·-·· 59 Appropriations ---------------------·-----------------·----------------------------------------------------··-- 49, 62 Boards of Conference -------------------------------------------------------------··----·------·---·-·------···· 3 Boards of Trustees --------------------------·----------------------------------------·----------------·--------- 6 Certificates of Ordination ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 71 Changes in Boundary of Charge ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 81 Charges of more than one Church -----------------------------------------------------·------··-·-·-- 83 Chronological Roll, Members on Trial -----------------···------·--·-----··--------·--·------·--·· 15 Committees of One Year ---------------------------------------------------------------·-·--·----·-------····· 7 Conference Brotherhood ----------------------------------------------------------------··-·---·----·--------· 65 Conference Roll, Alphabetical ---------------------------------------------·------·--·---·------··--······ 17 Conference Roll, Chronological -------------------------------------·--------------------------·--------- 11 Directory -------------------------------------------------·--------------------------------------------------------······ 3 District Sunday School Board ----------------------------------------------------------------------·----- 8 General Minutes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71 Honor Roll ------------------------------------·-------------------------------------------------------------: ........... 10 In Memoriam -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· 26 Journal of Proceedings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Lay Delegates -----------------------------------------------------------------------------·---------------··--·-··-·· 16 Lay Leaders ___ :·----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· 48 Local Preachers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24 Methodist Foundation ----·----------------------·------·------------·-----------------·----------------·-·-·--- 64 Quadrennial Committee ------------------------------------------------------------------------·-·---·------· 6 Quadrennial Committees of Examination -------------------------------------·-----·----····--·- 5 Reports of Boards :
Bible Board ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·--------·-----····· 80 Board of Finance --------------------·---------------------------------------------------------·-------·----61-67 Christian Literature -------------------------------------------------------------------------·-------·····-· 60 Church Extension --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------··-··· 66 Commission on Budget -------------------------------------------------------------------------·------··-· 58 Education -------------------------------------------------····--·····--·-········-······-·········-·········--------- 89
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Reports of Committees: District Conference Records ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 Sabbath Observance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
Reports of Presiding Elders ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 80 Reports of Trustees:
Anastasia Methodist Assembly ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 Florida Christian Advocate ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
- Orphanage -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-- 83 Preachers' Relief Fund -------------------------------------------------·---------------------------------- 56
Resolutions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 81, 84, 47, 65, 70 Sessions of Conference ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 Standing Rules of the Conference ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Statistical Tables -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-------- 90 Supply Preachers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Transfers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·------------ 70 Treasurer, Report of ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65 Woman's Missionary Society -----------:------------------------------------------------------------------ 9
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EMORY UNIVERSITY Atlanta, Ga.
Harvey W. Cox, Ph.D., LL.D., President
NINE DIVISIONS
1. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS (Emory College), founded in I 836 and offering degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Philosophy, Bachelor of Science, and degrees in education. GooDRICH C. WHITE, M.A., Dean
2. THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (The Atlanta Medical College), founded in I 854 and offering the degree of Doctor of Medicine. RusSELL H. OPPENHEIMER, M.D., Dean
3· THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY (The Candler School of Theology) organized in 1914 and offering the degree of Bachelor of Divinity. FRANKLIN N. PARKER, D.D., Dean
4· THE SCHOOL OF LAW (The Lamar School of Law), or-ganized in 1916 and offering the degree of Bachelor of Laws.
CHARLES J. H1LKEY, Ph.D., ].D., ].S.D., Dean 5· THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION,
organized in 1919 and offering special courses in business and public ~crvice, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration. EDGAR H. JoHNSON, Ph.D., Dean
6. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL, organized in 1919 and offering the degrees of Master of Arts and Master of Science.
THEODORE H. J ACK, Ph.D., Dean 7- THE EMORY SUMMER SCHOOL, organized in 1919 and
offering courses for college and university degrees and special teacher-training courses for professional degrees.
RALPH E. WAGER, Ph.D., Director 8. THE EXTENSION DIVISION, including the Department
of Correspondence Instruction and afternoon and night classes in Atlanta. RALPH E. WAGER, Ph.D., Director
g. THE EMORY UNIVERSITY ACADEMY (The Old Emory College Plant), situated at Oxford, forty-one miles east of Atlanta and offering full secondary instruction for college entrance requirements. REv. ALBERT W. REES, A.B., Principal Students may enter the College of Liberal Arts, the School of
Theology, the Graduate School, and the School of Business Administration at the beginning of any quarter.
Spring quarter opens March 23, 1926, summer quarter opens June 12, fall quarter opens September 27, and winter quarter opens January 3, 1927.
For catalogue and other information, write
THE REGISTRAR, Emory University, Ga.
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WHAT SHALL BE 'fHE FUTURE OF FLORIDA?
THE leading question now before the Church in Florida is this: Shall spiritual values keep step with material
progress, or shall the future Florida be materialistic and Godless? The answer depends upon the kind of education we provide for the rising generation.
Do you know that every State in the South far surpasses Florida in the number of colleges in proportion to population?
Do you know that while our population has doubled, our facilities for higher education have remained practically static?
Do you know that all the colleges in Florida could accommodate only about ten per cent of the high school graduates each year?
Southern College this year is asking two million dollars from the Methodists of Florida to provide adequate facilities. More than half of it has been raised from a small patt of the State. On the success of this two million-dollar movement depends the future of our Church and of Florida in large measure.
You will want a share in this large enterprise.
SOUTHERN COLLEGE LAKELAND, FLORIDA
LUDD M. SPIVEY, A.M., B.D., President
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