The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-19
PASTORS PLACED.
Bishop Key Names Homes fer the
Preachers OF the Mississippi Con.
ference for the Next Year.

ment OF the preachers Tor the coming
Conference year as follows:
Meridian District.
w. NJ. Sullivan, Presiding Elder
Meridian, Central, w. B. Lewis;
Meridian, East End, M. M. Black;
Meridian, West End, D. Scarborough;
Meridian, South Side, f. B. Osmond;
Meridian, Seventh Avenue. w. A.
Hayes; Evansville, ]. G. Ellis Chun-
key, w. j. Blackwell; DeKalb, e. w.
Lewis; Daieville, J. III. Forman; Enter
prise and Stonewall, r. f. Witt; Lau-
derdale, J. d. Ellis; LeaksviIe, J. l..
Red; Matherville, H. d. Vandenburg;
per, F. L. Krowson; Porterville, L. J..
Jones; Pachuta, H. Mellard; Poplar
Springs, ]. d. Crymes; Shubuta and
Quitman, G. A. Guice; Waynesboro.
w. L. Linfield; Wayne Mission, F. M.
Williamson; Winchester, D. w HUFF;
Vimville, s. N. Young.
Forest District.
j. M. Morse, Presiding Elder.
s Forest Circuit, w. w. Morse; Car.
thage, j. M. Carley; Decatur, w. H.
Lane; Ellisville, J. A.. Moore; Ellis
vile Circuit, w. w. Murray; Eucutta,
r. d. Gates; Edinburg, supplied by G..
G. Griffin; Harpersville, supplied by L.
A. Miller; Indian Mission, supplied by
0. Ware; Lake, w. ]. Dawson; Laurel,
Main Street, d. P. Bradford; Laurel,
Fifth Avenue, C. M. Chapman; Morton
and Pelahatchie, v. D. Skipper; Mon
trose, j. E. Lewis; Newton and Hick-
DRY, j. w. Crisler; North Neshoba,
supplied by ]. c. Long; Philadelphia,
W. j. Ferguson; Raleigh, w. w.
Moore; Rose Hill, j. T. Nicholson;
Scott, j. w. Thompson; Shiloh, ]. s.
Parker; Scotland, supplied by ]. R.
Hayes; Trenton, e. c. Guice; Taylor
vile; T. H. King; Vossburg and Hell.
delberg, P. D. Harlin; Walnut Grove,
M. l.. White; Tallahala, d. E. Vickers.
Natchez District.
T. w. Adams, Presiding Elder.
Natchez: Jefferson Street, w. G..
Black; Natchez, Wesley Chapel, A. D.
Miller; Barlow, F. A. Grimes; Center.
vile, W. G.. Forsythe; Fayette, w. H.
Saunders; Gloster, C. M. Guice; Ham.
burg, r. e. Rutledge; Harriston, III. B.
Watkins; Homochitto, W. w. Perry;
Liberty, J. E. Gray; Meadville, E. j.
Cocker; Percy Creek, c. D. Cecil;
Washington, John w. Ward; Wood
vile, G. A. Powell; Wilkinson, w. F.
Baggett; ]. w. McLaurin, supernu.
merary.
6rookhaven District.
B. F. Jones, Presiding Elder.
Adams, l.. E. Afford; Bayou Pierre,
]. E. Williams; Beauregard, J. J. Col
den; Boguechitto, to be supplied;
Brookhaven, c. W. Crisler; Caseyville,
r. Bradley; Crystal Springs, R. Selby;
Fennwood, e. F. Edgar; Gallman, III.
P. Lewis; Hazlehurst, J. A. B. Jones;
Magnolia, M. l.. Burton; McComb
City, N. B. Harmon; Osyka, J. w. San
dell; Pearlhaven, H. G. Hawkins;
Pleasant Grove, supplied by J. A.
Hobbs; Providence, ]. N. Ware; South
McComb, T. B. Cottrell; Summit, C. F.
Emory; Terry, w. A. Terry; Topisaw,
P. H. Howse; Tylertown, M. ]. Miller;
Wesson, I. L. PEBBLES; Whitworth Fe-
male College, I. w. Cooper, president;
III. w. Hawkins, vice-president; Or
phans' Home, w. T. Griffin, manager.
Seashore District.
T. L. Mellen, Presiding Elder.
Bay st. Louis w. w. Cammack; Bi.
loxi and Seashore Camp Ground, H.
w. HAMMOCK; Brooklyn, G. R. Ellis;
Carriere. M. A Thurman; Cookville,
r. A. Sib1ey, Jr.; Collins, G. HI. Har.
mon; Columbia, T. B. Clifford; Easta-
buthcie, to be supplied; Esacatawpa,
R. H. Barr; Gulfport, 25th Avenue, G.
H. Galloway; 18th Avenue, A. L. Sells;
Hattiesburg, Main Street, H. w Feath-
erston; Court Street, J. E. Carpen-
ter; Hub, A. S. Byrd; Lucedale, T. ].
Neill; Lumberton, George H. Thomp-
son; McHenry and Virgins, E. d.
Phillips and one supply; Moss Point,
E. H. Monger; Mt. Carmel and Silver
Creek, w. L. Hightower; Mt. Olive,
w. M. Williams; New Augusta, to be
supplied; Ocean Springs, James G..
Galloway; Pascagoula, w. B. Jones;
Pennington and Logtown, L. Carter;
,Poplarville and Purvis, J. w. Cham
bers; Sumrall, j. E. J. Ferguson; Con-
clave, Cox A. Supply; Williamsburg,
G. c. Gibson; Wolf River, to be sup
piled. S. A. Steele, president Indus
trial School,
jackson District.
DR.. J. w. Lewis, Presiding Elder.
Jackson, First Church, w. T. Boiling;
Rankin Street, w. w. Graves; Capitol
Street, H. M. Ellis; Fannin, C. S. EN-
DRY; Brandon, R. D. Noteworthy;
Thomasville, J. M. Lewis; Florence,
M. H. Moore; Madison, D. S. Raymer;
Flora, J. r. Jones; Canton, B. F. Lew
is; Braxton, R. P. Fixes; Benton, c.
Mcdonald; Lake City, D. c. Langford;
Lintonia, o. w. Bradley; Pinola, sup
piled by T. M. Bradley; Palmetto
Home, o. S. Lewis; Sharon, H. A.
Gatlin; Tranquil, supplied by R. w.
Thurman; Vaughn. c. M. Crosby;
Yazoo City, ]. NJ Weems; Millsaps,
j. A. Moore, professor; Epworth
League secretary, H. M. Dubose; SUI
w. H. Hunnicutt, supernumerary
vicksburg District.
w H. Huntley, Presiding Elder.
Vicksburg, Crawford Street, T. B.
Holloman; Washington Street, E. L.
Afford; Rolling Fork, H. L. Norton;
supernumerary, j. w. Cammack; An
guilla, c. C. Evans: Mayersville, H. P.
Lewis, Jr.; Warren, J. w. Campbell;
Edwards, w H. Lewis; Sataria, H.
T. Sarley; Bolton, w w. Simmons;
Utica, ]. T. Legitt; Rocky Springs,
H. ]. Moore; Hermanville, G. H. Nc
Keown; Port Gibson, H. R. Singleton;
Female College, L. s. Jones.
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WITH HOUND AND GUN.
Judge Henry D. Loughlin, the owner
of large game preserve near ST. Louis,
having decided to abandon it, invited his
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