. Atti e indirizzi della Texas Methodist Educational Convention ... 1906. [Risorsa elettronica]. D W J. Clark; da East Texas Conference, EEV. F. M. Stovall e James F. Taylor; da West TexasConference, EEV. J. W. DeVilbiss e Dr. P. C. Wood. I Thesecommissioner sono stati anche autorizzati a raccogliere denaro e a sottoscrivere abbonamenti per l'impresa. Essi sono stati richiesti per riferire ad una riunione interrotta della Convenzione a Corsi-cana il novembre successivo. Il Convegno si riassembledat Corsicana 1 novembre 1871, sotto la presidenza del Vescovo Marvin. La saggezza del ritardo nella questione ofth

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. Proceedings and addresses of the Texas Methodist Educational Convention ... 1906. [electronic resource] . d W J. Clark; from East Texas Conference, Eev. F. M. Stovall and James F. Taylor; from West TexasConference, Eev. J. W. DeVilbiss and Dr. P. C. Wood. Thesecommissioners were also empowered to collect money andtake subscriptions for the enterprise. They were requiredto report to an adjourned meeting of the Convention at Corsi-cana the following November. The Convention reassembledat Corsicana November 1, 1871, under the presidenqy ofBishop Marvin. The wisdom of the delay in the matter ofthe location was now very apparent. This Convention re-appointed the same commissioners, except in the case of theNorth Texas Conference. The commissioners for this Con-ference were Eev. J. W. Fields and Eev. W. C. Young. Aftervisiting several points they unanimously agreed that George-town possessed by far the greatest advantages presented byany of. the competing points, while the subsidy offered wasalso in advance of all other points. On August 21, 1873, thelocation was declared in favor of Georgetown.. Introduction The Texas Methodist Educational Convention met inDallas April 10-12, 1906. About twelve hundred delegatesfrom all parts of the State were present. By the motionof two or three of the Texas Annual Conferences, a Com-mittee of Arrangements for this Convention, composed ofthe President and Secretaries of the Conference Boards ofEducation, the Conference Secretaries of Education and theCommissioner of Education for Southwestern University, metin Waco, January 10th, and determined on the time andplace of the Convention and appointed an Executive Com-mittee of the following: Bev. John R. Nelson, the Commis-sioner for Southwestern University; Bev. John M. Moore, of the North Texas Conference; Rev. W L. Nelms, D. D., of the Northwest Texas Conference; Rev. W K. Strother, ofthe Texas Conference; Bev. New Harris, of the West TexasConference; and Bev. C. A. Lehmberg, of the Germ

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