Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-29
FEW TRANSFERS IN CITY
Rev. s. K. Cockrell Goes to St
Paul's, in Baltimore.
SUCCEEDED BY REV. MR.. HOUT
Randolph-Macon Matters Discussed
Will Meet Next Year at Cliff
ton Forge, Va.

afternoon. A large number Of changes
were made. but few of these are in tho
Washington district churches. Rev. 8. K.
Cockrell leaves Marvin Church and goes
to st. Paurs Church in Baltimore. He IL
succeeded by Rev. III. L. Hout. Rev. W.
II. Bailengee leaves Calvary Church in
West Washington and goes to Wilkens
Avenue Church. Baltimore. He is sue
ceeded by Rev. j. L. Kibler Rev. c. D.
Bulla gives up the church at Alexandria
to become editor OF the Baltimore Meth
odist. the official organ OF the conference,
and Rev. H. NJ. Canter goes to the Viz
ginia city to take his place. Rev. o. c..
Beall. pastor at Del Ray, is placed on the
superannuated list and Rev. E. A. Lam
bert takes up the work there. Rev. B. w.
Bond. pastor at Falls Church. Va. Is
made presiding elder of the Rockingham
district OF the conference. and Rev. j. r..
Andrew is chosen as his successor
The conference, 1t was reported during
the morning. has a membership of nearly
10000. and gave during the last year
more than $4,000 for ministerial support.
1t has 2O1 pastoral charges and 1913 par
sonages. valued at nearly $425.0oo.
Randolph-Macon Question.
Near the close Of the meeting the aues-
ton Of the possibility OF the Randolph
Macon College trustees taking advantage
OF the Carnegie foundation by making
the institutions under the care OF the
college system non-sectarian again came
up, and a memorial was ordered sent to
the general conference OF the church, ask
ing that it enact such rules as will make
church ownership of educational institu-
tons plain and beyond cavil and to pre-
vent an annual conference from donating
any sum to such an institution when not
owned by the church. c. M. Armstrong
OF Baltimore, a trustee OF the Randolph
Macon system, and Rev. DR.. Collins Den
ny then had lengthy discussion as to
the merits of the proposed memorial. but
1t was ordered sent up by the conference
after Mr. Armstrong had declared that
there was no need for the action of the
conference.
The conference decided to meet next
year at Clifton Forge, Va.
Full List Of Appointments.
The full list of appointments. as an
nounced b Bishop Wilson. is as follows:
Washington district, Rev. F. j. Pretty
man. presiding elder: Mt. Vernon Place.
Rev. J. Howard Wells; Mount Pleasant.
Rev. P. w. Jeffries; Epworth. Rev. j. w.
Smith Marvin, Rev. II. L. Hout: st.
Paul. Rev. w. E. Henry; Calvary. Rev.
j. l.. kiber; Clarendon. Rev. j. j. Rives:
Emory, Rev. c. M. Hesser: Colesville.
Rev. F. F. Neel: Alexandra. Rev. H. NJ.
Canter; Del Ray. Rev. e. A. Lambert;
Fredericksburg, Rev. j. r. Jacobs; Falls
Church. Rev J. r. Andrew; Leesburg.
Rev. D. L. BlaksmOre; Warrenton, Rev.
J. o. Knott: Fairfax. Rev F. A. Strother
Zone to be supplied); Sterling, Rev. G. w.
Gather Zone to be supplieD: Occoquan,
Rev. g.. Sydenstricker and Rev G. K.
Remington. Rev. E.. A. Roades; Sudley,
Rev. Homer WEIGH; Manassas, Rev. W..
T. Cover; Prince William, Rev. H. s..
Wiley; Stafford. Rev. w. r. Hardesty:
Morrisvllle. Rev. NJ. P. Weikel: Rock
Vile. Rev. w. d. keene; Goshen. Rev. w.
P. Johnston: Potomac. Rev W. l.. smith;
Poolesville, Rev. J. NJ Anderson: Clarkes-
vile, Rev. E. T. Cation: Gaithersburg.
Rev. j. H. Smith; Hyattsviile and Brent
wood, Rev. H. L. Bivens; Beltsyille, Rev.
Mitchell: Prince George. Rev. E. w. Bru-
baker: Charles and ST. Mary. Rev. &.
NJ. Sarver: principal of Bowling Green
Seminary. Rev. c. K. Miliican; mission
airy to Japan. Rev. b. w. Waters: con-
ference secretary and treasurer Of edu-
cation, Rev. Ii. p. Hamil
Baltimore District.
Baltimore district, Rev. e. V. Reg
ester presiding elder-Trinity and Calvary,
Rev. John Paul Tyler; Centraland. Rev.
c. d. Harris; Caernarvon, to be sup
piled: st. Paul's. Rev. S. X. COckrel1;
st. Johns. Emmanuel. Rev NJ D.
Mitchell; Wilkens Avenue. Rey. w. II.
Ballengee; Frederick Avenue, Rev. j.
N Mast: Arlington, Rev. B. V. SwA-
ger; Taylor and Perry Hall. Rev. J. j.
Ringer: st. Johns of Hamilton, Rev.
F. NJ Richardson, North Point. Rev.
J.. II. White; Jarrettsville. Rev.
Charles l. Flory: Aberdeen, Rev. HUI
bert Sydenstricker; Kent, Rev. j. A.
Rood; Church Hill. Rev. C. L. De Long;
Rev. J. H. Davidson: Hiilsboro. Rev.
A. f. Owens; Easton. Rev. II. p. Baker;
Trappe. Rev. j. w. Grub; Royal Oak
and Tilghman, Rev. w. u. King; Refs
terstown. Rev. NJ. H. Keen: Sudbrook,
Rev j. c. Copenhaver; Freedom, Rev.
j. b. Hupman; Howard, Rev. c. l. Ken
nard: Linganore, Rev. j. II. kuhlmann:
Frederick City, Rev. Absalom Knox:
Wesley Grove, Rev. o. w. Lusby, Saw
age and Laurel Mission. Rev. A. B.
sites: Patuxent. to be supplied by G.
Wesley Moore; Severn. Rev. ]. H. Bill
Kingsley; Chesapeake, Rev. w. H. San
ders: Calvert. Rev. w. M. Waters and
A. 0. Lyons. Students in Randolph
]. B. Hupman. Missionary to Japan
]. T. Meyers Editor Baltimore South
ern Methodist-C. D. Bulla.
Winchester District.
winchester Va) district, Rev. George
T. Tyler. presiding elder-Winchester.
Rev. ]. w. Duffey; Frederick. Rev. L. r.
Markwood; Middletown, Rev. D. A.
Berry; Stephens City, Rev. Charles
Lynch; Strasburg, Rev. J. II. Haley;
Front Royal and Riverton. Rev. j. H.
Light>>> Warren. Rev. J. w. Mcneil: Lin
den. Rev. c. w. Stump: Marshall. Rev.
". B. Dorsey; Edinburg. Rev. William
Melville; Woodstock, Rev. r. L. Fultz;
Woodstock mission, to be supplied by
Rev. J. H. Cooley; White Post. Rev. J.
M. Kline, one to be supplied: Berryville.
Rev. 7. r. Williams: Hillsboro, Rev. 8. A.
parker: Hamilton, Rev. s. v. Hildebrand:
I,oudouu, Rev. H. A. Brown. Rev. r. d.
McNeer: Middleburg, Rev. j. H. Balth.s;
Iafrerson. Rev D. F. Eutsler: Charles
Town Rev. j. c. Hawk; Shenandoah
function. Rev w. A. Lynch; Shannon
dale Rev. ]. w. Reeves. supply; Shep-
harSstown Rev c. s. Stanton: Bruins
WICK DR.. Frank jenkins; Bruceton, Rev.
II V Wheeler, G. II. II. Tyler: professor
in Vanderbilt University. Rev. J. A. Kern.
and student in Vanderbilt University,
Rev. j. S. Keene.
Rockingham Appointments.
Rockingham, Va. district. Rev B. w.
Bond. presiding elder-Staunton. Rev. d.
n Kern: Staunton mission. Rev w. p.
G Coe: Harrisonburg, Rev. H. H. Sher-
man: Bridgewater. Rev. G. w. Richard
son. Mount Crawford. Rev ]. C.
.Is,..o.h.r. parnassus Rev. J. l.. Hena>r