The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08
CONFERENCE CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL MEET
Monday Was Last Session. Confer
ence Acted on School Natter
List OF Appointments.

HeBBlOn OF JNe IOTJy-elRnJD HUlluhl
meeting was attended to Monday
morning. Bishop Morrison eX.
hiblted excellent judicial ability
in governing this important ses-
sion, aud in being chief advisor
in all matters.
The offer Of the San Angelo
Business Club, relative to
building and maintaining a COM
modulus and thorough training
college, was acted upon during the
transaction Of business Monday
morning, and finally accepted.
The proposition whereby San An
cello is TO have a fine, new Meth
odist college, appears in another
column.
The most interesting and i'm.
portant item on the program for
the last day was the reading of
the appointments by Bishop Nor
rison. Many changes were made
including transfers to other con-
ferences, substitutions, etc. Rev.
Simeon Shaw was transferred to
the Northwest Texas Conference,
and transferred to the West Tex
as Conference TO succeed Mr.
Shaw is Rev. J. w. Howell, an
able minister form the Southwest
Missouri Conference. Succeeding
Rev. j D. Scott as presiding elder
of the San Argelo district, is Rev.
w. r. Renfro. The full list of
appointments is given below and
is very interesting,
A rather pathetic scene after
the benediction by the bishop
was the farewels of the large
audience of ministers and the
friends. Nearly al! of the visiting
pastors arranged matters so that
they could get off on the = :45 p.
III. train Monday. The Confer
ence held in San Angelo was very
beneficial and successful from
every stand point.
Following are the apo n t..
ments by districts, giving first
the presiding elder of the desig-
mated district and then the pas.
torate charges:
SAN ANGELO DISTRICT.
W + Itenfro, presiding elder.
San Angelo station, } W Howell
San Angelo circuit, J T Lassiter;
Brady station, G T Davis; Brady
circuit, J w Kelly; Junction City
circuit, NJ G Blackburn; Mason
circuit, T B Summers Menard.
willie circuit, NJ A Thurman;
Miles station, W r Campbell
NJ | burn circuit, NJ X Fred;
Ozona station. w w Mum; Paint
Rock circuit, J w Long; Fredo.
MA, d G Ross; Sherwood circuit,
5 G Dunn; Sterling City circuit,
r D Moon; Sonora circuit, Robt
Paine; Water Valley circuit, sup.
J F Pike; Garden City and Styles,
supply II NJ Belchers; Midland,
NJ B Read; Student Vanderbilt
University, V Morgan,
SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT,
A J Weeks, presiding elder.
Bexar, J A King Carrie Springs
and Batesvllle, + y 5 Hubbard;
Cotulla curcuit, supply T @
WooIls; Del Rio station, J { Will
son; Devine circuit, } p Garrett;
Eagle Pass station, J W Rowland =;
1Iondo station, J r Faris; Laredo
Station, l. b Ellis; Moore circuit,
Q W Goodwin; Pearsall station, J
] Franks, Rock Springs circuit;
supply W l. Barr,
San Acknowledgment Hill, \
B Harmon; Sherman street, a G
Bells South Heights and Comal -,
Il A WaItrip; Travis Park, f d
Mougon.; West End, } n Snow.
Utopia circuit, 5 J Drake ;
ITvnlde station, G w Perklns ;
Amphion circuit, supply; presl-
/ dent San Antonio Female College,
ID e Harrison; conference mission
airy evangelist, j f Webb.
AUSTIN DISTRICT.
NJ Alexander, presiding elder.
Austin-Tenth street, 5 Fl Wer'
Iein; University church, @ II
Booth; First street, L G Hocutt
South Austin, VIM Nickels.
Bastrop station, A b Davidson
Columbus station, G s Mills
Eagle Lake circuit, J Il Morgan
Elgin, l. 9 Mathis; La Grange, A
w Hardin; Manchaca circuit, r S
Pearce; McDade sircuit, ii l. Vim
cent; Manor station. j k Martin
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