The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-20

ID. Rankin, Newborn station, G.. W.
Evans; Newbern circuit, w. +. Bor
gies; Obion and Rives, l.. r. Hart;
Elbridge circuit, J. T. Alexander;
Hornbeak and Troy, j. W. Joiner,
Friendship circuit j. G.. Jones;
circuit, r. NJ. Vaughn; Curve circuit
A. N. Walker; Ripley station, War
ner Moore; Ripley circuit, c. A. Cole
man; Ashport Gold Dust, r. II.
Pigue; Henning, j. r. Handing; Cow
ington station w. A. Freeman; Cow
ington circuit, w. J. Naylor; Taber-
nacie, ]. NJ. Himil; Mount Zion, T. F.
Cason; Randolph circuit, r. S. Har-
rison,; Prospect circuit, l.. H. How
ell; Trimble circuit, J. S. Gard.
Union City District--G. b. Basker-
vile, presiding elder. Union City sta
ton. j. C. Wilson; Union City circuit.
7. f. Wynn; Cayce circuit, r. n.
Walker: Crystal Mission, l.. E. Faust
Hickman station, II. C. Johnson
Tiptonville circuit C. C. Bell; Ridge
y circuit, w. F. Maxedon; South
Fulton circuit, E. H. Stewart; Full
ton station. w. G. Heney; Fulton
circuit, B. F. Blackman; Moscow cir
cult, r. C. Withheld; Gardner circuit
T. f. Maxedon; Martin station w. j.
Mccoy; Ralston circuit, j. e. Jones;
Sharon circuit, A. c. Moore; Green
field and Brooks, j. H. Evans; Col
umbus station, A. c. Bell; Water
Valley circuit. C. C. Newbill; Kenton
and Rutherford, T. Lowry.
Paris District-Conyersv cir
cult, r.. E. Calhoun; New Providence
circuit. J. F.. Cason; Clossland, -;
Murray station, --; Almo cir
cult, ---; Ki.dcsey circuit, NJ. T.
Lowe; Olive circuit, -; Benton
circuit, --; Dresden station, ].
w. Iron; Henry and West Paris cir
cult, ---; Mckenzie station, ]. NJ.
jenkins; Mckenzie circuit, ]. c.
Rudd; Big Sandy circuit, j. r. Mel
son; Manleyville circuit, --; At
wood circuit. r. w. Thompson; Cot
tage Grove circuit, --; Gleason
Lexington DISTRICT. G.. Clarke
presiding elder. Lexington station.
-; Lexington circuit, -;
Mifllin circuit. -; Camden sta
ton E. b. Graham; Camden circuit,
-; Hollow Rock Mission, ;
Huntingdon and Mt Zion, j. V. Free
man; Holiday circuit, A. l.. Dallas;
Saltfllo and SCOTS Hill, E. w. Mel
son; Middleburg Mission, .
Sands circuit - Adamsville
circuit, w. r. Collins; Selmer cl.-
cut, --; Bethel and Salmer.
f. Bagby; Bethel circuit w. f. Tu-
len; Shiloh circuit, d. w. Dunn; Bath
Springs circuit, J. j. Kinnard; Bea-
non Mission,
Mr.. B. H. Scott of this city receiv-
ed deserved and complimentary rec
ognition at the Methodist conference
in Mayheld He was elected a lay
delegate to the general confidence Of
the NJ. e. church, South, at Birmlng-
ham, Ala. next May. This is III.
law-making body of the church thai
meets every four years, and onl; III
strongest and most conservat We n@'
are elected to its ranks. OF the cle-
ical delegates DR.. r. H. Mahon, OF
Memphis, and Rev. G. W. Wilson, of
Dyersburg, we'e former pastors of
The Broadway Methodist church here.
Mr. Wilson is a brother-in-law of Mr.
Harry Gleayes. Of this city. DR.. Ma
hon will be chairman of the Memphis
conference delegation as he has or
various occas ons. Rev. II. B. john
ston, of b townsville. Tenn, who is
an alternate delegate, also a former
pastor at Broadway. IN delegates
are; j. r. Pepper, OF Memphis; J. T.
Peeler. Of Lexington. Tenn; T. b
King. of Memphis, and b. II. Scott,
of Paducah: A. G. Hawkins and J.
Y Barbee, alternates; Clerical, II. II.
Mahon, of Msmphis, ]. II, Stevenson,
OF Vanderbilt University; G. w. VIII
son and W, ID. Thompson. Of Mem
phs: alternates, H. b. Johnston ana
A. ]. Meadows.
Mr.. r. II. Scott was also put on
the committee appointed fiom rhis
conference THAI will meet with tn
committees from the various South
ern Methodist conferences in regard
to establishing college for girls in
the south that viii take rank VITA
the large women colleges OF the east.
This is a very important committee
and work just undertaken.
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