The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-24
ASSIGNMENT OF PASTORS
INDIANA VI. Il. CONFERENCE An
NOUNCEs LIST OF CHANGES.
Charges TO BE Filled i'm Ensuing Year
Programme Of Work for
To-day.

The Indiana Methodist Protestant Church
conference. that has been in session all
week in Hoyt-avenue Church, wound up
its business last night with the assignments
OF ministers as follows: Smithville Mission
Henry Adams; Duck creek. W. a. Rarden;
Friendship. J. G. Schalbly; Greenfield, S. s.
Stanton; Groveland. J. Helm; Hoyt-avenEe
Indianapolis. c. s. Johnson; Villa-avenue.
Indianapolis. A. B. Williams; MiHedgeville,
u. w Hetrick: MoOrsville. J. VIII Payne;
Mount Zion, Archie Corn; Pleasant Hin, J.
G. Shabby: Prairie. 3. Ensmingcr; Royal
ton. +. Nickel Shelbyvil1e. 5. Steinbrook;
Sugar Greek, J. c. Reeder; Tanners Creek,
p w Bowel; Union. NJ F. Tiff; Worth
ington. F. NJ. De Munbrun; Anderson, J.
w Harmon; Dunkffk. J. X. Wyant; FL
wood. First Church. w. II. Green; ElwoOd,
Second Church. J. w. Albright; Frankfort.
j. c. Mccain; CASTOR, W II. Fisher; Han
field, L. CoOmer; Jonesboro. D. w. Evans.
Fowlerton, ]. c. Ricketts,; Marion. p. b.
Leach; Forest. n. Vice; Muncie, c. H Sis
son: Pipe Creek. c. n Frakes; Cowan, j.
c. McCaslin; Swayzee, j. o. Ledbetter; Al
toona, F. NJ Hussey; Harlan, A Letting
well; Kendallville, ]. r. Moody; Keystone,
Ella Sebert. Maple. II. V. Sharp; Maxim
kuckee, Thomas Whitaker; Monticello, c..
w Bundy; New Haven, ]. S. Swenk;
Rensselaer,. f. a. lie Bounty; Salamonia,
]. d. Barclay; St. Joe, S. Heninger; Tippe-
canoe. j. A Rhoads; Wabash, w. II. Flagg;
EIkhart, II. Schwartzkopf; Chicago, j. a
Swenk.
Last night was meeting for ministers
wives The Rev Thomas Whitaker con-
Quoted the devotional exercises and the
meeting was addressed by Mrs G. II. Sis
son. of Muncie. Mrs. Sisson has frequently
taken her husbands place in the pulpit
when he was unable 20 take charge him
self She delivered an interesting address.
To-day will be the big day Of the con-
ference. The ordination services will be
conducted in Hoyt-avenue~ Church by the
Rev W. H Fisher The class that passed
the examination at the beginning of the
conference will be ordained to preach. The
Rev G.. r McManiman will preach the
morning sermon at the Villa-avenue
Church. The remainder OF the day will be
given over TO Christian EndeavOr workers.
The meetings will be held in Nilla-avenue
Church. I'm the afternoon the invocation
will be pronounced by the Rev. j. w Har-
mon. After the reading of the minutes
Secretary Frank w. Lineberry will read
his report and the various committees will
make their reports. President j. @. Schaib-
~ Will deliver greeting. ana &. A Lun-
gan will sing a solo. John Williams will
read paper on our Junior Boys, Miss
Sylvia Patterson will read a paper on our
Junior Girls" J. g McCaslin viii sing a
solo, Miss Anna Louise MiaiCh, secretary
of the Indiana Christian EndeavOr Union.
will deliver address on Backward and
Forward c. III. Hubbell, president of the
Methodist Protestant Christian EndeavOr
Union. will deliver address on Christian
EndeavOr Extension, and President Line
berry, of the Indiana Conference. will speak
on the Christian EndeayOr Fund The
evening service will open with a song serv-
ice and Bible reading by the Rev. J. r.
Moody. The Rev. George II SiSSOn will
deliver the address. At the HOyt-aVenue
Church the Rev. T. ]. Ogburn will deliver
the evening sermon.
number of ministers attending the con-
ference have been assigned to other city
church to-day follows:
Edwin Ray NJ. +. Church, morning, the
Rev. T. j. Ogburn; evening, Chancellor
Stevens.
Trinity Congregational Church. morning,
the Rev. j. o. Ledbetter, SwayZee; even
ing. the Rev. 5. s. Stanton. Edinburg.
German NJ +. Church, morning, the Rev.
S. Heininger. Elkhart; evening. the Rev. F.
Nickel, Chicago.
First United Brethren Church, morning.
the Rev. II. SchwarZkOpf, Elkhart; even
Ing. the Rev. J. G.. Schaibly. Franklin.
The board OF church extension Will hold
a meeting tomorrow morning. which will
close the work of the conference.
AS many of the Methodist Protestant
churches are near Indianapolis a large
here to-day TO attend the meetings.