The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-29
METHODIST
CONFERENCE
Completes Its Business at Shel
byville and AdjOurns.
ReVs. d. c. Kelley aud w. d. Wendell
will Remain in Columbia
Next Year.
CIarksville the Next Place of Meet
ing-Ihe HOlston Methodist Selec-
ted as the Church's
Official Organ.

The Tennessee Methodist Confer
ence finished its business at Shelby
vile last Monday morning. This
session was the most harmonious
one held in years, and the reports
showed that the church in general
was in a most satisfactory condition.
Clarksville was selected as the
next place Of meeting. The people
of Columbia are disappointed in not
having the Conference meet here
next year, but they can console
themselves in having Revs. ID. q.
Kelley and w. d. Wendell returned
to this place. Columbia will put in
her bid for the Conference again
next year.
The Holston Methodist was selec-
ted as the conferences official or
gan, the last Conference having
abandoned the Tennessee Metho-
dist on account of its second bless
ing" theories.
The Appointments.
Following are the appointments of
the Columbia, Franklin and Savan-
nah Districts, all of which are part
ly in Maury County:
Columbia District-J. r. Stuart, Pre-
siding Elder. Columbia, d. G. Kelley;
South Columbia, w. d. Wendell; Mt.
Hurricane, w. H. Johnston; Bigby-
vile Circuit, w. F. Powers; Taylor's
Chapel, to be supplied by J. A. Mollov;
MoOresville Circuit, j. d. Massey; Oil
vet and Lynnville, j. II. Blackwood !;
Pleasant Valley and Salem, j. L. Kel-
lum; Trinity Circuit, r. II. Woodard;
Fall River Mission, p. G. Johnson !;
Prospect Circuit, w. H. lowell; Rich
land Circuit, j. q. Molloy; Bunker Hill
Mission, p ID. Freeman; Piseah Circuit,
j. H. Nichols; Diana Circuit, A. p.
Walker; Bee Springs. circuit, Wood
Bouldin; Elkton, w. J. stuart; Pleas
ant Hill and Smyrna, TO be supplied by
E. B. Worsham; p esident Martin Fe-
male College, :. n. Barker.
Franklin District--J L. Curry, Pre-
siding Elder. Franklin, ii. Is. Reams !;
Douglas Circuit, b. w. Seay; Spring
Hill, w. b. Taylor; Carter's Creek Cir
cult, b. f. lsom; Neapolis Circuit, G. f..
Eubank; Brentwood and Thompsons,
II. b. Mcneil; Bethesda Circuit, w. ;.
Harwell; Santa Fe Circuit, n. b. S. Ow-
ings; Nolensville Circuit, Joseph Web
ster; Almaville Mission, w. T. Dye;
bOlItSS NlpNt 1lICullS VI ~ MCl Gun /,
Chapel Hill and Caney Springs, c. ).
Gabard Pennington and Verona, ID. b.
Coleman; Bethlehem and Johnson, n.
B.Stone; Fernvale Mission, f. w. John
son; Berlin Mission, ). w. BransfoTd {;
Trinity and Triune, g. l.. Beale.
Savannah DISTRICT. w. Hensley,
Presiding Elder. Savannah, E. Il. Gre
CORY; savannah Circuit, j. O. Roberts
Waynesboto Circuit, G. w. Taylor ;
Mount Auburn Circuit, supplied by p.
w. Ward Clifton Circnit G. l.. Hens
ley; Linden and Beardstown, J.. A. Pat
terson; Linden Mission, w. ID. Cherry;
Cane Creek Mission, w. II. Williams;
Lowryville, supplied by s. g Treada-
! way; Lawrenceburg, j. n. Jones; Way
land Springs Mission, q. e. Herriges
West Point, supplied by Bion Hensley
Hampshire and Cross Bridges, f. A.
Stella; Sandy Hook and Bethel, A. Il.
Dickson; Williamspcrt Circuit, W. tt.
Beasley SummertOwn Mission, p. ID.
Gardner; Napier and Laurel Hill, sup
piled by w. A. Carver.