The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-07
WHERE THE METHODIST
PREACHERS ARE SENT
ONLY oN'E CHANGE IN NEwBER-
RY.
The Shaking up This Year Appears
to Have Been q Pretty Thorough
One.

~ pOlutuclltS lOE lJUf were fCau III the
q South Carolina Conference this morn-
ing as soon as the report Of the com,
II imittee in the Creighton case was dis
& posed Of. This is an anxious moment
Gin Conference. No preacher outside
#of the Bishops cabinet knows where
8&he is to live and preach next year
until the secretary of the cabinet
sreads out the appointments in open
5&Conference. Each sits and listens for
sShis name, thinking of his family az
#hhome, of the friends he may have to
Sleave behind him and of the new
iAStrials and new difficulties he may
Shave to encounter.
HIM Never before in the memory Of the
s@oldest member has The South Carolina
SConfrence been held in session as late
i8as Wednesday morning, one day more
sfthan one week. Several times the
SSsession has lasted until Tuesday
Slnight, but not before has the body
SISA5been held together this long. The
9SBishop had left Monday evening ana
88the presiding officer by appointment
sssSewas that splendid man of God, the
sSRev. Mark l.. Carlisle, D. D., who has
sSfor the last two years been stationed
S3in Charleston.
88y When the Creighton case was out
2SSSSpf the way DR.. John O. Wilson moved
SSthat as soon as the appointments were
5Iead the Conference adjourn, and DR..
SSgarlisle put the motion, which was
The Rev. Fl. B: Browne,
Of the Bishops cabinet,
SSSssShen read the appointments, which
ssIre given in full below.
SSSsa Changes at Charleston.
The Rev. r. Herbert Jones is sent
S8to Charleston as presiding elder, In
sSplace of DR.. II. w. Bays. Mr.. Jones
it&has been presiding elder of Anderson
district.
%s& DR.. Bays goes to Sumter as presid-
Wing elder of Sumter district.
iSSS Main Street Church, Columbia,
Sivcs Charleston splendid man, the
laRev. Walter 7. Herbert, who is sent
sto Trinity. Charleston, in place OF
Siathe Rev. G.. B. Smith, who is sent to
ttsBishopville. The Rev. J. g. Beckwith
lsgoes to Bethel, Charleston, in place Of
seDr. M. L. Carlisle. The Rev. G. P.
returns to. Spring Street,
s&Charleston, and the Rev. P. A. MUIR
8ASiy remains as chaplain of the Char
SSSsleston Port Society.
The Rev. j. S. Beasley, who has
presiding elder of Columbia dis
S5tfict for four years, is sent to An
Ssderson as presiding elder Of Anderson
s&district. The Rev. j. w. Daniel, D..
IassD,, who has been at Washington
sStreet Church, Columbia, for two
goes to the First Church, Sum-
sSfer The Rev. r. B. Turnipseed re-
at Greene Street, Columbia,
the Rev. j. r. Mcfarlan takes the
tsblace of the Rev. J. I. Spinks a,
sHranby, Columbia.
SSS Presiding Elders.
s The Rev. w. r. Duncan remains as
elder of Cokesbury district,
5Rat Greenwood. The Rev. II. Is.
Ss$Browne, who has been presiding elder
9I8Of Sumter district for four years,
$5}}3ssomes to Columbia as presiding elder
6S8Of the Columbia district. The Rev.
wv. p. Meadows remains presiding cld-
Bgefer Of Florence district; the Rev. e. =.
eISSTaylor remains presiding elder of
district; the Rev. e. q.
remains presiding elder of
S@sMarion district; the Rev. r. e. Stack
Issshouse remains presiding elder of Rock
assIlill district, and the Rev. J. i. Car
SSlisle remains presiding elder of what
Sgsshas been called North Charleston dis
Eastiict, now called the Summerville dis
sstict. The Rev. J. w. Kilgo, who has
becn presiding elder Of Spartanburg
goes to Orangeburg district
as presiding elder and the Rev Marion
EDargan, who has been presiding elder
ssssof Orangeburg district, goes to Spar
tanburg as presiding elder There are
.gno new presiding elders appointed.
The appointments in full follow:
Anderson District.
j. s. Beasley, Presiding Elder.