The Southern New England Conference by Irene J. Cady

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 19, 1906

The Southern New England Conference

By Irene J. Cady

The third annual session of the Southern New England Conference convened at Middletown, Conn., June 14-24, 1906. The business of the conference was taken care of in five meetings, thereby giving the greater part of the time to the spiritual part of the meeting. Since our last session, through the efforts of Brother A. J. Clark, a company has been raised up at Middletown, which was admitted into the sisterhood of churches of this conference.

Resolutions were adopted expressing our attitude toward the spirit of prophecy, toward the sale of our books, toward the support of the canvassers in their training, the subscribing to our denominational papers, and the religious liberty work of the conference.

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, W. A. Westworth; Secretary and Treasurer, Irene J. Cady; Conference Committee, W. A. Westworth, D. B. Parmelee, D. A. Bidwell, James Teft, G. P. Coates; Religious Liberty Secretary, W. R. Andrews.

Ministerial credentials were granted to W. A. Westworth, J. C. Stevens, W. R. Andrews; ministerial licenses to A. J. Clark, C. H. Reimers, H. S. Prenner, H. L. Shoup; and missionary credentials to Matilda Thaler, Lora Tarbell, Ona M. Russell, Irene J. Cady, Harold Waldo, Charles Dyer.

IRENE J. CADY, Secretary.