Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-23

VINO an were within hearing Alter he
lad concluded Rev. q. =. \; mac
Donell, by request OF th t;.,; Dt e1deps
m the Savannah. Macon. Columbus, Amerl-
ms and Townsville districts are unchangeu.
Two new districts have been creatSu@tue
OF OcOnee dlsrlc', Win keV.
r. b. Lester. Presiding Elder, and the Bruins
,E--cr district with Rev. J ID. Anthony, Tor
nerlv Of the WaycrOss district, freslalhg f.
der. Rev. 2. ;. Twitty Is now Presl9lns e
Ter Of the Waycross district. The Eastman /
district is merged in the new districts. Inc |
appointments are as follows:
SAVANNAH DISTRICT.
JB. NcGehee. Presiding Elder.
savannah-TrInlty and Marvin-T- 1. |
WesIsv Monumental-w. c. Lovett.
New Houston Street-H. 2. Myers.
Brvau-Suuplied bv J. T.. Minis.
Springield-J. b. Wardlaw.
Svlvania-R. +. Evans.
Bethel-S. W. Stubs.
Milen-W. j. Flanders.
WavnesbOrO-B. +. BreedloYe.
Betnany-H. Z. Fielder.
LOuisville-M. +. McCOOk.
Gibson. b Griner.
DavisbOrO--J. NJ. LOvett.
Ssrdersville and TENN le-J. r. McCleskey.
WashingtOn-J. T.. Sentel.
Pine Hill and Harris-B. II. Sassnett.
Missionary 10 China-Ozias q. Mlneledorn
Missionary to Hebrews-JOseph j. Magath.
COLUMBUS DISTRICT.
J. ;. Key. Presiding Elder.
COlumhus-St, Lnke-M. Lewis.
St Paula. al. Rgpp.
Broad Street-W. 4. Hqckabees
Cataula-C, d. Adams.
HamiitOn-BascOm Anthony.
TalbottOn-W. NJ. Hayes.
Talbot. i. Culpepper.
Butler-T. X. Leonard.
Geueva-W. B. MOrehOuse.
Ruena Vista-J. ID. Mauldin.
Marion-W. ". Tldwell. ,.,,..,,
Galatia-To be supplied by L; NJ. Nc Mlcnaei'
I,u-npkin and Providence. 5. Jordan.
FlOrence-W. L. Smith.
Cusseta-C. W. Snow.
Paine Institute-W. {. DAVIS, Professor.
HAcoS DISTRICT.
NV. Hinton, Presiding Elder.
NTacon-Mulberry Street Church,. q. \.
Fqr.t street Church,. 0. \. CLARK.
East MacOn-E. H. Crumpler; ;. ;. sweet,
supernumerary. ,,-,.
City Missi6n-J. V. simmons; e. j. Ioole'
Macon Ma Circuit-w. c. Wade.
GordOn-J. LangstOn.
JeffersOnville-W. Lane.
Cochrau-J. W. DJmingOs.
Hswkiusville and Hayneyille-E. J. Burch.
Perry-L. \. Darsey. :, r.,
Fort Valley and Providenee-N r. fioyd.
KnOxville-John T. Low, L. \. Snow SUI
MarshalFiiie and B{ontez una. y. Austin.
Byron-To be supplied,
SuOw-JOhn q. Harrison.
Vieuua-A. \. EllenWsOd.
WESLEYAN Female COllege-W. c. Bass
President, and c. W. Smith Professor
Orphan HOme-L. b. Payne Agent, ana :.
r. Weaver superintendent ~,
Editor Wesleyan OAristiqy AdgOcIIS--d' W,
Burke.
wAYCROss DISTRICT.
P.S. Twitty, Presiding Elder.
Waycross-E. NJ. Whiting.
WaresbOrO-TO be supplied by A. CLARK.
Camden-C. Z. Buckley.
St MarV's-T. NJ. Christian.
FolKston Mission-Supplied by c. W. In
Homervil,o NIission-Charles Davis.
DuDont-T. Al. =. EOnlev.
Stela-Suppiied by J. ". y eltE,
Greenfield MissiOn-W. l.. Garter,
MouItrie Mission-Supplied by NJ. II. Gallo
Iowndes and Echols-J. NJ. Foster.
SUMNER. Z. Shepherd
Alapaha--W. J. Stelling.
Little River si9n-7J. J. F. Goodman, sup
Pierson-H. VI. Morrison.
TOWNSVILLE DISTRICT.
10. Branch, Presiding Elder.
Thomasville-E. ii. McGehee.
Blakely--R. l.. Virgins.
Leary-R. d. WOOdhal'
Newton-E. 4. sanders. ~ -
Albany and Wesley Chapcl-G. w. Mat
thews.
Pelham-TO be supplied by Harrison Stubbs.
Cairo-N. b. Ousley, j. W. Arnold.
Attapulgas and state Line Mission-J. I.
Bainbridge-J. II. Marshall.
Trinity-E. l. Paddrick.
Cedar Spring Mission-A. E. Carraway.
BOstOn-R. NJ. Williams.
Ouitman-J. W. Weston.
BrOOks-W. W. stewart.
Valdosta-C. II. Carson. Jr.
ANERICUs DISTRICT.
G. G. y. MacDonen, Presiding Elder,
Americus-A. I. Mann.
Sumter-J. r. LittlejOhn.
Magnolia Springs-H. G. Fentress.
OgiethOrpe-R. f. Williamson.
Eilaville-C. f. Boland.
Schley-W. T. Clark.
SmIthsille-J. b. Wardlaw.
Ieesburg-J. W. GOnnell, supply.
Weston-J. T. Turner, sEpEly.
Dawson and DOver-A. NJ Mllllame.
Terrell. 5. Lewis; e. c. Harris, supernu-
merary. ,,.,,,;u;..,,. -,
pernumerary. ~,
Cuthbert and GeOrgetOwn-F. A. Branch.
Springfield. ii. Green.
Fort Gaines-D. f, Riley
Andrew Female College-H. w. Key, Pfesi-
dent.
WRIGHTsvILLE DISTRICT.
RIB. Lester, Presiding Elder.
Wrightsvlle-J. +. Ainsworth.
Dublin-T. ID. Strong.
Irwinton-B. S. Sentell.
SwainsbOrO-C. 4. Moore.
SummertOWn and Midville-H. A. Hodges.
Maryville-Supplied by o. r. Lassiter.
Mt. VernOn-A. Ii. BazemOre.
Reidsvile-J. l.. Gilmore; j. j. Chiles. su-
pernumeIary.
Eason Mlssion-Supphed by W. T. Ray.
Arcola MissOn-Supplied by " h. IL. Bush.
Mill Ray-T. l. Neese.
Hinesville-J. f. ROrie, NJ. Is. Terrell.
JOnesville-To be supplied.
Darien-G. G. Thompson.
BRUNSWICK DISTRICT.
I'D. Anthony Presiding Elder.
BruRswick-G. c. Clarke.
Blackshear-F. w. Flanders.
Jesup-C. II. Branch.
Baxley-W. +. Hixson.
Graham-T. L. Williams.
Ocmulgee-Supplied by ID. Morrison.
Irwin MissiOn-R. NJ. Gould.
Abbeville Mission-Supplied by r. ID. G..
Walters.
Eastman and ChaunceY-H. C. Brewton.
Dodge Mission-Suppied by Il. ID. Gentry
JacksOnville-J. Carr.
McRae-W. ID. McGregor.
Spring HILL. NJ. HENRY.
BuckhOrn-Supplied by ID. g. Pope.
Spring Hill High School-C. c. Hines,
Principal.
After the appointments had all been made
the DOxOlogy was sung, the benedictiOn was
pronounced and the conference was ad-
jOurned.
In his closing address the Bishop spoke OF
the love and fraternal feeling which per
Vaded the conference during its session. He
believed the delegates would separate not
only loving each other more, but the influence
would go out among all the tribes or Asrael.
The Bishop in the management OF the confer
ence showed that he was possessed OF great
executive ability.