. Minutes of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, ... session [serial]. P. West- and his people met with the misfortune ofgetting their church destroyed by fire December 5th, 1895. Not-withstanding this and other misfortunes, the pastor and people haveraised some money and started to rebuild. Our beloved Bishop Mallalieu assssted by giving 850. We feel very grateful to theBishop. I regret very much to state that we have not a correct record ofthe membership, and it is due to the fact that many of the mem-bers of the church leave without their letters and go to
. Minutes of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, ... session [serial]. P. West- and his people met with the misfortune ofgetting their church destroyed by fire December 5th, 1895. Not-withstanding this and other misfortunes, the pastor and people haveraised some money and started to rebuild. Our beloved Bishop Mallalieu assssted by giving 850. We feel very grateful to theBishop. I regret very much to state that we have not a correct record ofthe membership, and it is due to the fact that many of the mem-bers of the church leave without their letters and go to Georgia towork on the turpentine farms. Some return after six months,others after twelve months. FINANCIAL. Hamlet, apportioned 832 00 paid 832 00 Columbia, u 15 00 10 77 Laurinburg, 89 00 73 00 Lumberton, 86 00 63 08 Swan and Vass 60 00 7 96 Maxton, 86 00. 5182 Melrose, 78 00 50 61 Rowland and Salem, apportioned 60 00 60 00 Wilmington, apportioned 20 00 9 91 Fayetteville, 7 00 1 13 Total Apportionment 8503 00 Received 360 28 Deficiency 8242 72 D. Brooks. 38 North Carolina Conference Rev. I. Wells, Presiding Elder of the Winston District, 1895, now of theGreensboro District. REPORT OF THE WINSTON DISTRICT. Dear Bishop and Brethren: Through the kind providence of God I am permitted to report,the work of the Winston District as follows: TEMPORALITIES. Advance—one church has been completed. At Boston Cottage abuilding has been purchased and fitted up for church services. AtAsheboro and Randleman some money raised on Dobson no advancement this year. At Charlotte a lot with agood building on it suitable for a parsonage. The value is 8500;they have paid $100. Paid on old indebtedness, £30. High Point—W. H. Smith was sent to this work, but he grew sick in Januaryand died on the 20th of May. I sent J. P. Moms to the work, andsince tben we have made and burned one hundred and thirty thous-and bricks for a new church. We have raised and paid out $
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