The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-13
APPOINTMENTS MADE AT TROY CONFERENCE 
 The Conference Adjourns After Reading of Names BISHOP WILSON TALKS Rev. ]. H.. Cumming Appointed Editor of Christian Advocate and Chalk
 CT and Sellers Are the Con-
 ference Evangellsts
BISHOP WILSON TALKS

Troy, December 12.--(Spec1al.)-The last days session of the Alabama conference was held today and Bishop Wilson read the appointments for the coming yea: just before adjournment, only the dox- oogy being sung after the venerable churehman had named the stations for the different pastors for the next year.
 R. II. Parks of Troy and F. R. Malone of Dothan were elected members of the legal conference to succeed A. l.. Mcleod and H. H. Stewart of Selma. The Rev. I. W. Chalker and A. L. Sellers were elected conference evangelists and the Rev. L. P. Lathram was named as sec retary of missions for the Alabama con ference.
 The Rev. J. B. Cumming was appointed editor of the Alabama Christian Advo- eate A F.. Barnett was elected laymen 2 leader for the conference. Numerous re- ports were read and adopted by the con ference and all the new boards of the conference held short meetings today and organized for the 4-year-term, to which they had been elected.
 Before calling the forty-sixth question: Where are the preachers stationed for the coming year?" Bishop Wilson arose and made a few remarks to the pastors G. to their duties and responsibilities then called the all-important question and answered it himself by reading out the following appointments for the confer ence year of 1911:
 Mobile District
 W. M. Cox, presiding cider. Govern ment Street, l.. A. Rush: St. Francis Street, A. P. McFerrin; Broad Street. s. ". Williams; St. Stephens Road, H. W. Rice; City Mission, J. D. Hartzog; Calldale and Toulminvfile, E. c. Nave; crlchton, A. B. Brown; Grand Bay. F. A. Atehinson Daphne, c. T. Reid: Whist Ter, J. W. Rhineheart: Citronelle and Deer Hart, J. P. Doughtry; Calvert, c. C Wilkerson; St. Stephens circuit E. D. Stafford; Jackson, D. IT. McNeil; Coffee vile, A. D. Shaffer; Suggsville, J. B. Trotter; Grove Hill, J. o. Lawrence; Is- ney, J. E. c. Harrison; Publishing Agent. A J. Lamar.
 Greensboro District
 E. C. Moore, presiding elder. Greens boro, R. A. Moody; Newborn, s. M. Hos ner; Marion J. w. Frazer: Heiberger. B. L. Moore; Uniontown, c. [. Daniel: Demopolis, F. E. Cowan: Coatopa, w. F. Weaver; York, J. T. Bedford; conference mission secretary. l.. P. Latham: Ha- vana, NJ. S. Ellison; Eutaw and Mound vile, c. w. Northcutt; Green, r. NJ. Lowry; Gainesville, W. P Parent; Living ston and Cuba, J. l.. Jones; Pushmataha, C. w. McConnell; Butler, T. L. Adams; professor in Southern university, C. P. Atkinson; Wedgewood, J. T. Colette; Melvin, B. C. Glenn, Jr.; president South ern university, Andrew Sledd.
 selma District
 l s. Welch. presiding elder; Church street, F. A. Dannelly; Alabama street. F. L. Folsom; Summerfield, c. w. Brad ley; Faunsdale, J. T. Mangun; Linden, J. R. McGlamm; Gastonburg, D. F. Ellison; Fine Hill, T. r. Davis; Magnolia, w. r. Floyd; Sweetwater, J. D. xirsh; Thomas vile, J. A. Steale; Lower Peach Tree, J. w. Breedlove; Bells Landing. T. B. Bar row; Comden. s. W. Turnipseed: Pine apple, C. A. Williams; Farmersville. N. H. Gibson; Dayton and Springfield, E. P. Craddocl1; student at Vanderbilt N. B. Mcleod.
 PrattyiIIe District
 C, A. Cornell, presiding elder: Pratt vile. NV. P. Dickinson; Deatsville. E. B Paul; Wetumpka, l. F. Bilbro; Eclectic. D. w. Coleman; Talassee. W. B. Segrest; East Tallahassee, F. G. Hastings; Yer bepa, D. B. Dsmukes. Clanton, R. l.. ills; Titus, J. F. Bilbro; Randolph. J. A. Mcbride; Centreville, M. E. Lazenby Plantersville, R. H. Lewis; Autauga- vile, J. w. Killough; LownIesboro. Fl NJ. Andrews; Fort Deposit. J. B. Aire; Greenville, o. V. Calhoun Greenville mission, B. M Herlong; Forest Home Irwin McCann; Sandy Ridge S. A. Owen.
 Montgomery District
 j. NJ. Dannelly, presiding elder: Court street. II. Trawick; Dexter avenue J. k. Northcutt; Clayton street, R. w. Green; Perry street, R. c. Williams; Forest ave pue, J. H. Holloway; Fifth avenue, P. NJ. Guthrie; Tuskegee, J. A. Thompson l.. A. Place. J. M. Mcleod; Warrior Stand H. E. Wilson; Salem, S. J. Gibson; Ope- ika, First church, H. H. McNeil; Ope- llla Trinity, w. P. Harte; Auburn, l. c. Jones: Loachapoka, l.. R. Green: Nota- sulga, C. Bates.
 Troy District
 !. $. Fraser, presiding elder; Troy.. M. II. Holt Troy circuit. Luther Gil mer; Union Springs. J. A. Peterson: Brundge, J. B. Tate; Elba, J. F. Gea- gin; Opp and Red Level. B. F. Marshall: River Falls, T. H. Jones; Andaulsia, F. L. Crawford; Rose Hill, w. c. Cowart; Brantley, J. M. Glenn; Luverne. s. c. Boyd; Rutledge, c. M. Spivey: Lapine. T. P. Fincher; Shady Grove. J. S. Ste phens; Ramey. O. J. Goodman; Fitz- patrick, J. F. Price; Georgiana, w. Bran croft
 Eufaula District
 J. F. McCann, presiding elder; First w. O. Wagner; Eufaula circuit. F. A. Childs; Scale, R. A. Foster: Phoe- nix City, H. T. Strout Girard, H. B. Urquhart; Epworth and North Girard. J. M. Fruit; Smith station. J. Clendidin; Hurtsboro, c. B. Pilley; Midway, c. H. Motley; Perote, J M. Mum; Clayton. J. P. Roberts, Louisville, J. w. Hin son; Aston. A. l.. LumpSin: Abbeville, w. H. Street; Echo. W. L. Conner; Ashbury, R. J. Coxwell; Ozark. c. s. Talley.
 Dothan District
 H. E. Johnson presiding elder: Forest street, F. A. Rogers; Lafayette avenue. R. R. Ellison; Columbia and Gordon, w. A. McCann; Headland and Midland City. G. K. Williams; Headland circuit, D. M. Pierson; Ashford, w. F. Slough; New ton, J. B. Nelson; Dillville, H. B. Reg ister: Enterprise, B. c. Glenn; Tay- Tor, w. F. Middlebrooks; Slocum, c. N. Winslet; Hartsford, s. l.. w. Rob- erts; Hartford circuit, W. F. Tiller; Hudson Enterprise circuit, J. F.. Daley; Coffee Springs, w. k. Gibson.
 Marianne District
 c. W. Gavin. presiding elder: Marian na. W. M. Curtis; Cottondale, w. H. Venters; Cypress, w. l.. Rencher; Greenwood. J. w. Hammer; Blounts-