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Minutes of the Michigan Annual Conference. 1921 Minutes of the Michigan annual conference. Methodist Episcopal Church. [s.l.] http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015071476587 Public Domain in the United States, Google-digitized http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us-google We have determined this work to be in the public domain in the United States of America. It may not be in the public domain in other countries. Copies are provided as a preservation service. Particularly outside of the United States, persons receiving copies should make appropriate efforts to determine the copyright status of the work in their country and use the work accordingly. It is possible that current copyright holders, heirs or the estate of the authors of individual portions of the work, such as illustrations or photographs, assert copyrights over these portions. Depending on the nature of subsequent use that is made, additional rights may need to be obtained independently of anything we can address. The digital images and OCR of this work were produced by Google, Inc. (indicated by a watermark on each page in the PageTurner). Google requests that the images and OCR not be re-hosted, redistributed or used commercially. The images are provided for educational, scholarly, non-commercial purposes. THE PEACE TEMPLE. Temple of God! Where through thy corridors The mighty organ peals. With accents hushed in prayer The Congregation kneels, And in one voice of thankfulness God's richest grace implores. Temple of God! A breath of symmetry Pervades thy spacious halls. From nave to chancelled choir Resounds each tower and wall With songs of living fire, In sacred harmony. Temple of God! Where little children meet Rings each arch and rafter With voices glad in song And bubbling childish laughter, Which like an incense rises To God's own judgment seat. MINUTES OF THE MICHIGAN ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE Methodist Episcopal Church EIGHTY-SIXTH SESSION BENTON HARBOR, MICH., SEPT. 20-26, 1921 BISHOP THEODORE S. HENDERSON, D. D., L. L. D., Pres. J. R. WOOTON, Secretary OFFICIAL RECORD VOLUME XXII NUMBER II PRICE FIFTY CENTS Lansing, Michigan Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co. State Printers 1921 CONTENTS. Pase Conference Roll 153 Conference Rules 158 Conference Officers 160 Conference Boards 161 Officers of Conference Societies 165 Conference Committees for 1920-21 : • Standing Committees 166 Miscellaneous Assignments 166 Disciplinary Questions. 167 Appointments 171 Daily Proceedings 177 Reports: Of District Superintendents 191 Of Standing Committees and Boards: — Auditing Committee 197 General References and Resolution. .• 198 Finance 198 Michigan Christian Advocate 198 Bronsnn Methodist Hospital 200 Conference Deaconess Board 201 Conference Claimants Field Secretary 202 Supply Pastors Endowment Field Secretary 203 Trustees Clark Home 203 Retired Ministers 204 State Institutions 205 Kpworth League 205 Evangelism 206 Reforms 206 Education 207 Summer School 207 Of Treasurer: — Conference Treasurer 209 Board of Stewards 210 Conference Trustees 215 Clark Memorial Home 218 Clark Memorial Assistant Treasurer 219 <'onference Expenses 220 Bronson Methodist Hospital 221 Deaconess Home 221 Secretary of Transportation 222 Payments on one per cent plan 222 Plan of Conference Examinations 223 Memoirs: .lohn Graham 229 Wm. M. Colby 231 Alex R. Keillor 232 Albert L. Spence 233 Mrs. W. N. Thompson 234 Mrs. Wright Barrett 235 Mrs. F. B. Bangs 235 Mrs. T. H. Hopkins 236 Roll of Deceased Members 237 Conference Sessions 243 Miscellaneous: Public Meeting, and Sunday Services 245 Minutes of Laymens' Association 246 Statistics 249 CONFERENCE ROLL All postoffice addresses are in Michigan unless otherwise stated. The date is the year of reception on trial or from other denomination into a conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. »Retired. fSuper- numerary. л. 1900 Bulman, Ora F Bangor 1S94 Burohfleld, S Carson City Pate. Name. Postofflce. С 1883 »Burns, Andrew W Albion 18S7 »Aler, Levi Cross Village 1S65 »Allen. James... 5S09 Euclid Ave., Chicago, 111. С 1803 »Anderson, C. H Edwardsburg 1904- Andrews. Edward Cooperville 1920 Callow, W. E Harbor Springs 1891 Armstrong, Edward A. .Big Rapids 1903 Candler, Henry Mason 1918 Alexander, John W Albion 1888 »Carman, Alvin О Charlotte Atkinson, W. T Fremont 1910 Carr, Herbert A North Star 1872 »Carrel. Morton I) Gobleville I!. 1907 Chamberlain, Frank E^, Marcellus Chamberlain, Alfred Ashley 1911 tBaker, Ralph A O'.lvet 190« Chapman. William Hillsdale 1908 Baker. Albert W Oshtemo 1887 Chase, G. D Menden 1880 »Baldwin, Emery A.. »03 W Beiden 188« »Chase. John С 304 Bush St., Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Jackson. 1O0S Bancroft, James H., 1900 Cilley, R. Bort Hart Berrien Springs 1902 Clapp, Franklin II Albion 1SÖ0 »Barnes. Nathan M... Elkhart, Ind., 190a Clemens, John Breckenrldge 1235 S. Main. 1902 fClough, Frederick M 951 E. 1805 «Barnhart. Clinton L 19 Park King St.. Lancaster. Pa. Place, Coldwater. 1871 »Cogshall, Wilbur I., South Haven 1881 »Beach, John С Buchanan, 1889 »Cole, Walter Z Moscow, Idaho B. D. No. 1. 1887 Cook. Joseph C. .611 Phelps Ave., 1905 Beach, King D Grand Rapids Kalamazoo. 1910 Beacock, G. A Frontier Cook, S. A Traverse City , ISO« Bell. Richard W Wheeler 1888 Coors, August II Whitehall 1S0S «teebee. Clark L Ithaca 1917 Coors. D. Stanley . .Grand Rapids 1907 Benedict, Milton Gallen 1888 Corbet, Fred W Traverse City 1887 »Bennett. John H Ada 1894 Cosner. Francis M. Maple Rapids 1897 Biery, John G E. Lansing 1899 »Cottrell, Frank M Lansing 1914 Blrdsall, Ray V Tekonsha 1884 Cox, Thomas Ludington 1895 »iBirtch. Dresden E Detroit 1912 Cramer, Floyd ÏI Remus 148 Winona. 1910 Crltchett, Geo A... Muskegon Hts. 1910 niewfleld. Floyd L Portland »Bouck, 1801 Elliott Portland li. 1918 Bowker, James Jackson 1901 Bowcrman. J. F.... Grand Rapids Davis, 1S70 »Bray, Nichols L..522 Court St., 1909 Charles E..307 Moore St., Sault Ste Marie. Jackson. 1905 Braund, M. A 1894 Davis, Edwin W Clare Nashville DeGraff, 1876 »Bready. John A.. 326 Eureka Ave., 18S8 John A..2S National Ave. Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids. 1S75 »Bready, Robert Я...1030 Chester 1880 DeLamarter. Louis Lansing St., Grand Rapids. 1900 DeVinney, James C.BIg Rapids 1SS5 »Brown, Charles F Luther 1907 Dewey, Leroy L Ithaca 1907 Brown, George Sheridan 1909 Dewey, E. С 740 Rush St., 1892 Brown, George A Colonia Chicago, 111. 1915 Brown, James A Hubbardston 1891 Diehl, W. W Albion 1S91 Brown, Nathan P Martin 1S92 »Dietrich, J. С E. Lansing 1901 Brownlow, Thomas G. R., Cadillac 1887 »Dobson, John Albion 1913 Broxholm, John W Alt» 1914 Donald. Win. C. .Madison, N. J., 1877 »Buell, George A. .316 Sprague Ave., Green Village Road. Kalamazoo. 1S90 Dorris, J. С 33 Tompkins St., 1879 »Buell, J. W Grandville Battle Creek. 151 MICHIGAN ANNUAL CONFERENCE [1921 1901 Doty, William E St. Johns 1891 Hoag, Clarence Б. .Grand Rapids 1S71 'Draper, James Hart 1S96 Holden, Charles W Coral 1901 Duffey, Matthew W Alma 1912 Howell, Clarence V.. Boston, Mass. 1907 Dunbar, Frederick G Scottvillc 1906 Hoyt, Myron E Hastings 18S5 »Durham, Judson P..N. Muskegon 1894 »Huff, Paul D Morley 1910 Hulme, Henry Lawrence E. 190« Hurd, W. Wallace Montague 1SS7 »Eagle, Irving Hillsdale, R. D. I. 1877 »Eidrcd, Albert N..SS3 Povone St., Benton Harbor. 1900 Irwin, William II Buchanan Eloy, Wilfred Rockford 1907 Elllnger, Henry W Shepherd J. 1010 Elliot. Albert R Muskegon 1S90 Elmer, W. I Dowaglac 1554 »Jenkins. Nimrod F Bellaire 1887 Emery, Wm. P Grand Kapids 1014 Jenne, Theron Grand Rapids 1,490 »Emmons, J. II Albion 1903 -¡Jensen, James M.... Pelston 1900 Esveld, James W Lansing 1905 Jerrctt, William M. P Jackson 1S92 Exner, William A Mnnton 1920 John, С II Cassopolls 1890 Johns, A. Raymond Muskegon F. 1913 Jones, Wm Woodland 1914 Jones, Wm. Maylan Elsie 1894 »Fairbanks. G. К Linden 1SS0 »Jones. Charles W Wayland 1904 Fallís. Wilfred В Leónidas 1910 Jordan, Grant L Jackson 1912 tFlsk, В. T Lansing 190r> Fleming, Guy В Holland K. 1S7G Flovil, John С Ecart 1594 Ford, Seldon В N. Adams 1905 Kelsey. Charles H Paw Paw 1595 Fox, Martin L Kalamazoo 1900 Kendall, Charles J Hopkins 1891 Foy, John W Reading 189« Kendrick, William F., Grand Rapids 1894 Freeman, Robert I). .Grand Rapids 1895 Kennedy, Hugh. .34 E. Elizabeth 1881 French, William P ■St., Detroit. 1555 »Kenvon, Luther В., Charlotte, R. 1 G. 1886 »Killeen, George 2201 Ave. A., Flint. 1907 Gay, Arthur E New Buffalo 1907 Kinney, Floyd S Parma Gardner, 1903 Martin L Rosebush 1885 King. D. D Decatur 1891 Geiger, Andrew A.. 810 W. North 1902 Kitzmiller, Walter K. ..Burr Oak St., Kalamazoo. 1901 Kruse, Charles Ionia 1910 George, Floyd E. .Mt. Hope Ave., J Lansing. 1879 Golden, Owen J Galesburg L. 1914 tGoodenow, Harold E •1S92 Goodrich, Frederick S Albion Laird, J. W Albion Laity, St., 1900 »Goslin, Alfred T.. Traverse City, 1S95 Thomas.. 1112 N. Cedar Lansing. Box 6. 1SG3 »Goslin, (J. W 1901 Vilas St., 1479 Lamport, Warren Lake City Madison, Wis. 1902 Large, Samuel W. .338 Maple St., 1892 Gray, W W Bronson Battle Creek. 1SS0 Gregory, John R. .Grand Rapids 1879 Lathrop, John R. T Niles 1884 »Grosenbaugh, Louis Petoskey 1893 Leamon, Thomas H Colon 1S84 »Grosenbaugh, Louis. .Lvnu Haven. 1912 Ledford, W. F Reed City Ela. 1897 Lee, David R 1717 Gale Ave., Knoxvllle, Tenn. H. 1S78 »Lennox, Lamber E Box 282, Cranbury, N. J. 1918 Hahn, В. A Cedar Springs 1SS8 »Lewis, Edward G., Grand Rapids 1S73 »Hallenbcck, John W. .464 Chicago 1911 Lewis, Edwin К Bellevue Blvd., Detroit. 1913 LIddicoat. Henry Leslie .... Hanson. С. В IaiM'.Urf .... Lohnes. С. A Plalnwell 1909 Hanthorne. Lyman L.., Mt. Pleasant 1903 »Lord, Roy С 1217 W 91st., 1897 Harris, Jlarley ¡H Loftcll Los Angeles, Cal. 1886 »Hart, Alfred F Lawrence 1881 »Lumber, Edwin T...211 N. Sher 1889 »Hart, John W Whirtler. Oil. man St.. Bay City. KuO Harwood, Franklin Climax 1886 fLuther, Alex T.. Lincoln Hospital, 1900 Havward, John W Co!eu:an Rochelle, 111.
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