The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21
DIR. N. 7 HAGGAUD
APPOINTED PASTOR
OF FIRST CHURCH
SUCCEEDS Or. A. c. DINWIo0lE
IN LOCAL CHARGE At
ONCE.
DR.. FREEMAN RETURNED
Rev. (. M HarreII Named as Presid-
ing Elder TO Succeed Or. 7. A. ker-
ley-Rev J. r. Wright Goes Back
to cuileoka.
Special to The Herald.


The Tennessee Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, South
last night elected the min
listers to The churches over the State
Rev. p. D. Freeman succeeds himself
as pastor of the South Colunbis
church, and Rev. EN-. Harrell II ap
pointed presiding elder. Rev. w. T.
Haggard succeeds DR.. A. G. Dinwid-
die as pastor Of the First Methodist
church of Columbia.
The appointments were made by
Bishop Gambler.
The conference agreed to erect a
hospital in Nashville at cost of $780,
900. The work is to be done during
the year 1911. Forty-five thousand
dollars has already been subscribed
to the fund.
A large number of preachers sub
mitted Their reports, and the confer
ence passed upon their character as
p. d. Freeman, of Columbia.
A memorial service for members Of
che conference was held in the after
noon and evening.
The appointments for the Columbia
district are as follows:
E. M. Harrell, presiding elder;
Bethel circuit, O. G. Haley; Column
bia First church, w. T. Haggard;
South Columbia and Mt. Olivet, P D.
Freeman; Culleoka and Burks, ]. r.
right; Dellrose and Shiloh, John A.
Allison; Diana circuit, L. Mosaic; |
Elkton and Bee Spring, T. F. Kellum;
Fall river mission to be supplied by /
J. M. Parker; Lynnville and Taylor's
chapel, ]. M Walden; MooresvilIe and
Bryant, j. D. Dickson; Oliver and
Pleasant Valley, J. w. Hensley; Pts
gah circuit, ]. H. Holmes; Prospect
and Pleasant Hill, w. H. Baird: Pu-
laski station, G. A. Morgan; Richland
circuit, Allen Miller; Trinity, ]. X.
Lee; missionary to Cuba, ]. F. Beas-
Icy.
Rev. T. A. Kerley, presiding elder
Of this district for the past four
years, goes to Gallatin as the pre-
siding elder OF that district. Rev. q.
w. Brown, who has been at Hamp-
shire, goes to the Hermitage circuit.
IN the Gallatin district.
Nashville district-H. B. Reams, pre-
siding elder; French from First 4
church, Atlanta, McKendree; DR.. Dit
willer, Of First church, Asheville, N.
J., West End; Rev. w. Kicks, from
Bowling Green, KY, Tulip street; q.
}. Adkins, returned to Elm street;
|. w. Cherry, returned to West Nash
lille: e. P. Anderson, returned to Nc
Terrin Memorial.
Preachers who have heretofore oc-
upied pulpits in Nashville were as
80 - ~ eouon,;r nos;+,on. Il
w. B. Taylor, of McKendree, assign o
d to Franklin; w. S. Taylor, of East .
md, to winchester station; H. B. ls
Hue to Carroll street, appointed pre- ~
iding elder of Lawrenceburg district; IL
aul Kern, of Blakemore, to Bellbuck-
n
Several changes have been made in "
le geography of the various districts. pi
he Savannah district has been chang
d to the Lawrenceburg district. Big A
willie and Mt. Pleasant have been
lken out of the Columbia district
nd transferred to the Lawrenceburg
Istrict. Spring Hill and Santa Fe
ave been transferred from the Co ns
mbit district to the Franklin district. N
Rev. e. M. Harrell, who comes here W.
. the presiding elder, comes from Of
le Mt. Pleasant charge, where he da
I'd been for some time. m
Franklin district-George l.. Beale, IN
residing elder: Almaville mission, =
A. Darlington; bethesda circuit, -
w. Gilbert: Brentwood station, J. !,
Tinnon; P. A. Sowell. superannua- B
Z; Chapel Hi circuit, T. H. Gilbert; q
ollege Grove and Triune, r. s. Tin B
On; Pennington circuit, J. L. Kel- 4
m; Fernvale mission, ]. r. Spur 3
elk; Franklin station. w. B. Taylor; B
rankin circuit, w. H. Beasley; No 3
nsville circuit, II. W. Carter; Santa
3 circuit w. H. Lowell; Smyrna and 8
thompson, M. M. Stewart; Spring n
III station ]. p. Luton; Theta mis- .
on TO be supplied; Thompson circuit, &
Z. Afford; Wesley circuit, Robert 3
Taite; Williamson circuit, b. L. Lyle; q
visionary to japan, w. X. Mat 3
Jews; Missionary to Cuba, ]. J. Ma 8
y. b
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