North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . ll text of same whenamended and as these requirements were notcontained in the paper the chair, (Bp. Morrison),ruled that the point was well taken, and the wholeaction was therefore rescinded so that the creedremains unchanged. It was a parliamentary skirmish that lastedfor an hour and it taxed the secretaries to keepup with the rapid kaleidoscopic shapes .the ques-tion was constantly taking. If we are to have theApostles Creed let us have it without word Catholic ha® not been monopolized bythe Roman church but belongs to universal Chr
North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . ll text of same whenamended and as these requirements were notcontained in the paper the chair, (Bp. Morrison),ruled that the point was well taken, and the wholeaction was therefore rescinded so that the creedremains unchanged. It was a parliamentary skirmish that lastedfor an hour and it taxed the secretaries to keepup with the rapid kaleidoscopic shapes .the ques-tion was constantly taking. If we are to have theApostles Creed let us have it without word Catholic ha® not been monopolized bythe Roman church but belongs to universal Christi-anity, so it was gratifying to those who agreedwith the Committee that the proposition to changewas lost in the skirmish. The venerable Bishop Key is dearly loved bythe Texans among whom he had lived for manyyears. He is now retid-ed and the other dayBishop Candler came on the platform with a pack-age and began to speak. The audience listened,wondering what was up. It was a silver lovingcup which the Texans had him present to the good. BISHOP COLLINS DENNY old Bishop, who was almost overcome when hearose to accept it, saying, 1 am not worthy of this,but I thank you from the bottom of my heart. The Methodists of Canton presented to ourBishop Atkins a beautiful walking cane and theBishop in acknowledging it simply leaned on itas if for support, and bowed, and the audienceapplauded. BISHOP J. H. McCOY The old students of Dr. W. F. Tillett had abanquet at the Y. M. C. A. dining hall last Wednes-day evening in honor of Dr. Tillett, who is somuch loved by his old students. Some seventy-five were present and they had a happy season ofreunion and feasting. Among those present wasMiss Mamie Bays who has the honor of beingthe only lady that has graduated from the Theolog-ical Department of Vanderbilt. The Texas and North Mississippi delegations, inappreciation of the splendid service rendered byour Dr. Detwiler, the General Conference host,presented him with a handsome gold headed
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