The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-14
METHODIST MINISTERS
GIVEN APPOINTMENTS
ONLY TWO CHANGES IN NEW
BERRY COUNTY.
Rev. M. L. Banks Succeeds DR.. VOL
ling at Central-Mr. Whitaker
Goes to Hickory Grove.

kReT. M. L. Banks Succeeds LII. Wo4-
ling at Central Whitaker
Goes to Hickory Grove.
The Methodist Conference IN ses-
ksiss last week at Abbevine, adjourn
I'D yesterday morning and the ap-
Sentiments were read.
While there were good many
changes in the appointments, com
¶tively speaking, there were few
In Newberry county only two
nanges: DR.. J. ". Wollng, who has
erved Central Church for two years
nd who has made many friends IN
Iewberry, goes to Allendale. He Is
succeeded by N. L. Banks who
omes to Newberry from Darlington.
1t Prosperity Mr.. Whitaker has
Eerved the limit Of four years and Is
transferred to Hickory Grove in the
Rock Hill Circuit. He is succeeded
by S. C. Morris, who comes to Pros
pecity from Pelzer.
The following are the appoint
neats:
Anderson District.
4. J. Cauthen, Presiding Elder.
Anderson Johns, P. B. Wells ;
k0rrviHe. A B. Hardin: West End
Ind Toxaway, ". J. Snyder; Antre-
vile, r. H. Rhodes; Clemson Col
leg., NJ. B. Kelly; Donalds, S. W.
(Henry; Lowmdesville, R. W Hum
phreys; Mccormick, S. D. Bailey !;
Mt. Carmel, J. S. Abercrombie; Pei
zer, T. D. Jones; Pendleton, J. F.
Anderson; Star, J. T. Miller; Town
Vile, C. L. Mccain; Walhalla and
kseneea, A. E. Driggers; c. D. Mann,
epernumerary; Walhalla District, R.
Doyle; Westminster, J. L. Single
IN; Wilhamstom and Belton, c. c..
Derrick; Williamson Circuit, VIII
- Rm Ruff.
Charleston District.
W. I. Herbert, Presiding Elder.
Allendale, J. W. Wolling; Apple
h, J. T. Peeler; Beaufort and Port
tyal, J. NJ. Rogers; Bethel Circuit,
W. Burgess; Black Swamp, W. ".
Silliams; Charleston City, Bethel
prch, W. B. Duncan; Trinity, Pc
Stokes; Spring Street, J. h.
Iaves; Cumberland, D. W. Keller;
Pleasant, H. Etheridge; Cottage
[e, J. P. Inabinet; Cypress, S. D.
ughn; Ehrhardt, A. B. Watson;
mpton, J. R. Copeland; Hender-
vile, J. II. Montgomery; Ridge
i, ". S. Goodwin; Southampton,
D. Patrick; Summerville, A. c..
Endler; Walterboro, H. J. Cauth-
Young's Island, A. Sassard.
Cokesbury District.
c. Roper, Presiding Elder.
bbeville, Henry Stokes; Butler,
P. Way; Cokesbury, P. E. Dib-
Greenwood, Main Street, J. W.
o; Greenwood Mills, George Lee;
ards. D. P. Boyd; Newberry,
raj Church, NJ. L. Banks; New
y, O'Neall Street and Mollohon,
G.. Kelly; Newberrv Circuit, J.
Friday; Ninety Six, J. A. Cook;
tsville. J. NJ. Lawson; Phoenix,
Inabinet: Prosperity. S. c.
lis; Princeton, Foster Speer;
da, E. P. Taylor; Verdery, W.
Tigeins; Waterloo, O. L. Durant;
tmire, O. A. Jeffcoat.
". Daniel, Persiding Elder.
Columbia District.
ken. J. B. Traywick; Batesburg,
Cantey; Bath, c. P. Green; Co.
ia City. Washington Street, E.
Watson; Columbia, Main Street,
Brunson; Columbia, Green St.,
Holler; Columbia, CRANKY St.,
Bedenbaugh; Brookland, J. ".
I; Edgewood, J. H. McLendon;
field, L. D. Gillespie; Fairfield,
spinks; Gilbert, C. A. Norton;
teville, A. H. Beckham; Lang
IA. E. Wayne; Leesville, S. II.
:: ; Lexington, J. c. Counts;
ston Fork, C. W. Burgess;
Augusta. J. L. Stokes; Ridge
J. K. Inabinet; Swansea, J. c.
Wagner, J. E. Taylor; Co.
a College, W. W. Daniel, pres
Epworth Orphanage, v. B.
ton, Superintendent; Payne
Re- G. w. Walker, President.
r1oronce District.