The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-26
WHERE THEY LABOR
APPOINTMENTS FOR NORTH GEOR-
GA CONFERENCE.
READ BY BISHOP GAMBLER.
CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA HAS
NOW CLOSED.

Many Changes Made-Ministers of
Eight Leading Churches i'm At
lanta the Same-TwO New Presid-
tng EIders-Shifts Made in Dis
tricts of Others-Fun List of the
Appointments for Ensuing Year.
Next Year the Conferences VIII BE
Held at Griffin.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 25-The North
Georgia Methodist Conference adjourn
ed to-day. after hearing read the ap-
pointments for the coming year, and
selecting Griffin as the next place of
meeting.
Many changes were made at differ
ent points in the conference though the
ministers at the eight leading churches
in Atlanta are the same as last year.
Two new presiding elders were Gre
ated, Rev. Ford McRee, Dalton Dis
trict, and Rev. John w. Heidi, oxford
District. Rev. John B. Robbins was
changed from the Griffin District to
the Augusta District; Rev. w. F. Glenn
was changed from the Rome District
to the Griffin District; Rev. B. P. AL
len was changed from the Dalton to
the LAGRANGE District, and Rev. w. r.
Foote was changed from the oxford to
the Rome District.
The full list of appointments in the
conference, as read by Bishop w. A.
Gambler, is as follows:
Atlanta District
Charles E. bowman, presiding elder;
Atlanta, Wesleyan Tabernacle, to be
supplied by L. M. Mcconnell: Atlanta,
First Church, Charles w. Byrd; At.
lanta, st. Marks, Alonzo Monk; At
lanta, Grace, John S. Jenkins; Atlanta,
Payne Memorial, H. NJ. Quillian; At
lanta, st. Luke, Wallace Rogers; At
lanta, Inman Park Richard c. Cleck-
Ter; Atlanta, Trinity and Trinity Mis-
sion, II. S. Bradley, and one to be sup
piled by A. B. Pendleton; Asbury, G.
w. Griner; Atlanta, English Avenue
and Jefferson Street, w. W. Brinsfield:
Atlanta, Walker Street, John II. Mash
burn; Atlanta, Park Street, Luke G..
Johnson; Atlanta, st. Johns, S. r.
| England; Atlanta, ST. Paul, r. B. o.
England; Atlanta, st. James, w. A.
| Dodge; Atlanta, Nellie Dodd and Co
penhill, Rembert G. Smith; East At
| 1anta Mission, r. w. Rogers; Epworth,
| w. Z. Handy; Kirlxwood, William H
| Laprade, Jr.; Decatur, Charles H
| Branch; Scotdale and Oak Grove, to
| be supplied; Atlanta Heights. ]. T.
Fakes; Battle Hill and West Side. c.
| p. Marchamn; Bolton. w. t. Caldwell;
East Point and Mission, O. c. Simmons
and one to be supplied; College Park,
| Charles c. farrell; Wesleyan Christian
| Advocate, M. j. Cofer, assistant editor
and business manager; Wesleyan Fe-
male College, ]. w. Roberts, president;
| secretary of education, John D. Ham
mond; agent Preachers Aid Society, c.
A. Evans; Orphans Home, H. L. Crum-
| ley, agent and George D. Stone, su-
| perintendent; book agent. r. j. Big
| ham.
Athens District.
]. P. Lovejoy, presiding elder: Ath-
| ems, First Church Isaac S. Hopkins;
| Athens, Oconee street. M H. Fakes;
| Athens circuit, A. A. Sullivan: Center
| Mission, !. NJ. Grove: Watkinsville.
| B. P. Searcey; Pennington. 7. M
Bowden; Lexington, j. A Jamison:
| Greene circuit. ]. H. Farr: White
Plains and Sloan, r. P. MARTIN;
Madison, A. w. Quillian Morgan. A.
j. Hughes; Rutledge, J. w. Taylor:
Tripett, D. B. Cantrell Sharon. Ben
jamin Graham; Washington, w. T.
Irvine; Broad River, w. H. Cooper;
Little River. ]. T. Robins: Wesleyan
Female College, w. B. Bonnen. pro-
fessor; l.. H. Green. Winterville.
Augusta District.
John B. Robins, presiding elder:
Augusta, st. John, ]. H. Fakes: Au-
gusta, st. James, S. r. Belk; Augusta,
Broadway, Casper Wright; Augusta,
Asbury H. L. Edmondson: Augusta,
st. Luke, T. ]. Warlick: Augusta,
Woodlawn and Mission. r. F. Pierce:
Hepzibah Circuit. c. L. PattilIo:
Grovetown and Mission. L. S. Embry:
Appling, J.. H. Little: Richmond Mis-
sion, to be supplied by B. P. Reed:
Harlem, w. T. Bell: Thompson,
George w. Yarbrough; Messena and
Mission, j. M. Sewell; Warrenton, J.
A. Zimmerman: Culverton Circuit A.
c. Cantrell: Norwood, Oscar L. Kelly:
Hancock Mission, to be supplied by w.
T. DELPHI; Hancock Circuit, E. H
Wood Sparta, J. S. Bryan; Paine In
stitute, r. l.. Campbell, professor.
Dalton District.
Ford McRee, presiding elder:
Dalton, First Church, Henry ].
Ellis; Dalton, Hamilton Street and
Mission, G. L. Christian; Whitfield, J.
NJ. Hawkins; Summerville and Trion,
w. G.. Crawley, NJ E. Ware, junior
preacher; Spring Place and Mission, to
be supplied by G.. B. Barton and N. A.
Parsons; Murray Circuit, j. H. Bailey;
Paramount, H. NJ. Stroller; Calhoun,
j. c. Atkinson: Adairsville, E. A.
Ware; Gainesville, T. ]. Christian;
Tilton and Mission. to be supplied by
Richard f. Bradley; Subligna, M. L.
Harris; Lafayette, A. S. Harris; Chick
amauga Circuit, Olin King; Lyerly, w.
A. Simmons; Ringgold. j. r. Jones:
Kingston, j. NJ. Tumlin; Tunnel Hill,
A. S. Hutchinson; Day Valley and
Mission, j. l.. Allgood; Emerson and
Paulding Mission, to be supplied by J.
S. Rawls.
E1bertOn District.
J. w. Quillian, presiding elder;
Elherton First Church, Joel r.
Dawes, Elberton Second Church
and Pearl Mills. j. A. Thurman: Mid
dleton. A. A. Tilly Bowman, j. D.
Milton: Hartwell, II. B. Mays Cokes-
bury, w. A. Maxwell; Hart Mission,
to be supplied by w. A. Cooper; Roys-
ton. J. +. Yarbrough; GAINESVILLE A
j. Sears; Lavonia, j. T. Lowe: Toccoa,
j. T.. Rosser: Toccoa Mission. ]. +.
Rorie; Danielsville. r. w. Jones: JEFF
fersOn. II. r. Branham; Harmony
Grove @. NJ. Fakes: Homer, J. =.
Baiiss; Lincolnton and Mission. junior
preacher. Elan Dempsey. H. c. Emo
~. Mayaville A u EchOig. CLAYTON