The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-27
FEW S.".|FTs MADE
! IN LOCAL PASTORS
Rev. George Elliott Goes to Bay City,
and Rev. w. @. Nixon to Pontiac
Conference Sessions End.

M. ~. cnurcn nnlSneu reaulnB the ap-
pointments Of pastors to churches
within the several districts of the con-
ference, and brought the fifty-fifth an
nual meeting to a close.
In Detroit the following changes
were effected: The Rev. George FL
lott. of the North Woodward church.
10 Madison-ave. church In Bay City;
the Rev. Eugene Antrim, OF Spring
the North Woodward church; the
Rev. w. g. Nixon, of the Mary Palmer,
to the First church, Pontiac. to be
succeeded by the Rev. @. w. Ohm
stead, OF Perry: the Rev. Harvey G..
Pearce, of the Tabernacle, to Morenci.
10 be succeeded by the Rev. T. G..
Gregg. of Milford; the Rev. T.. s.
Greenwood, OF Asbury, TO Blissfield,
to be succeeded by the Rev. Charles
Collins, of Dearborn; the Rev L. F.
Rayfeld. OF Ninde. to Kerchevalave.
church. TO be succeeded by the Rev.
Russell ID. Hopkins.
~ During the afternoon session the
committee on social reforms made its
report and among the points taken up
was a condemnation of the practice OF
] permitting dancing in the public
schools. The committee on education
also censured the public school author
D tiles for not making the use OF the
a bible compulsory instead of allowing
II "a few Jews, Bnynan Catholics and
A atheists TO control the policy Of the
public schools In this matter" Re-
rorts OF various societies and benevol-
onces OF the church were listened to
with interest. The committee on trans
/ portation received hearty support in
| It's plan to equaliZe the amount paid
by each conference member for tray
cling expenses to the annual confer
\ enc., The committee on conference
relations went out of existence with
the present conference and hereafter
\ the work done by this committee will
be handled by board consisting OF
nine members, three of whom only
! will be elected each year. II Is thought
the larger board will be able to han
! die the immense amount of work CIV
en- to II at each conference more ex-
peditiously.
Bishop Mcdowell announced the
following special appointments: Frank
N. Miner, superintendent social set
Element, Cincinnati. member OF Gen.
trail Detroit quarterly conference.
]. o. Whine, superintendent of
Union Bethel mission. Cincinnati; F.
s. Goodrich, professor at Albion col
lege; J. E. Jackiin, associate editor
Michigan Christian Advocate; c. II.
Morgan, editorial secretary. Of Young
| Peoples Missionary movement, men,
rbers Of Central Detroit quarterly con-
ference.
w. Carl Rufus, missionary in Korea,
Isransferred to Korea conference; W.
wv. Graw, missionary in Panama;
Benjamin Chappell. missionary in
Japan; William A. Lovett. missionary
in China Adds Albro, missionary In
New Mexico.
A. ]. Price, transferred to Maine
conference: Robert Stephenson to
! Rock River conference.
A. ]. Martin, Ernest Johnson,
George F. Thurston, Roy C. Lord, P.
II. Osborn, George c. Hicks. II. G.
Cooley, william J. Weidenhammer
snd J. Fl. DeLacey, left without ap-
y sentiment to attend Methodist col
IS IS.
e. fterly conference, conference evan
Er,,t: w. F. Stewart, secretary OF the
t,,n raj commission on evangelism,
10 raj Detroit quarterly conference;
oarl Sweet, secretary-treasurer OF the
anderannuated Preachers Aid society,
Cher of Kercheval Avenue quarter
" conference.
Ministerial appointments by dis
It's:
- Detroit District.
District superintendent, G. = Alien;
4 Branch. George Davey Birming-
n. a. II whitney; Dearborn, George
ks Detroit--Arnold. S. ID. Eva; AS
* ,c ena csmpSe ShaS c. f. Perrin
ts-Xve.. F. 1. Rowland; Centenary, q.
Marsh: Central. F. ID. Leete; Fisher
&c crave. c. w. Baldwin Haven, r.
ostsby; Kercheval-Ave., L. F. Rayheld;
.Ttha Holmes, z; NJ Moore; Mary
Begins; North woodward. Eugene An
Thu; Preston, w. r. Fruit; Simpson.
arl. Fitchett; Tabernacle. T J: Gregg
W ming!on. George cullen IRA rIa' t HTGh.
u Park@rrinity. King D.. Beach:
norial. W. NJ Young; Le % l., r:
Ne held Mt Clemens ss " W. 1en North;
}. ]. w. Turner; Orion. c. F.. Stead
a; Plymouth. e. King; Pontiac
II, w; @. Nixon: OakiandAve;, ~ II:
soo hester. r. I. Walker; Romulus. r.
IN. .hase; Royal Oak. II. II. Hough;
80. nton, Leonard Hazard: Troy ana
pu ipbell: Wayne. Franklin Bradley;
bu lndotfe, Cumming Idle.
: a.. Ann Arbor District.
IN. idison, q. F. Trip; Adrian, ID; II.
WIZ 1sdell so Ann M MroS Gordon; Believfile.
Tb !. Leonard; Bell Oak, j. y. McGee;
hio sieid. Thomas Greenwood; Brigh-
10, John Bettes: Carleton. chester II.
pu yer; Chelsea, w. J. Campbell; Gay
m, c. NJ. LOOMS; Clinton; s. j. Pol
WIZ; Evansville. A T. Camburn; Deer
- James Priestly; Denton A. w.
~ son; Dexter Justus A. Rowe; DIX,
to wn: Fowierviile: w. O. Stephens;
So Lake. II. II. Beatty; Howeil.
,-ftIey Cansf cid: Hudson, D. s. shaw:
ne nj. George MtCallum Manchester,
surge Hill: Marion, n. w. Hicks; Me-
or n. otto j Lyon; Milan. +. L. Moon;
~ 1roe. Howard Goldie; Morenci, II. O.
pc rec; Munith, NJ j. stevens; Ma
son, John A. Rowe; Plnckney. A.
! Drgooyan; RldReway. Fergus q. Jones;
| me. D. c. Httlejohn: Samaria, George
| | Hathaway: Salem, Royce Willard;
| It'll Lyon. Simon Scoheld; stock
Httge j. J Johnson: Tecumseh. q. ".
Vlnedy; Upton. II. A. Blake: Unadilla,
srge w. Hoffman; Webbcrville. =. X.
~ Hams: Weston. A. 3. Tedman; Whit
.I-e Lake, Clement Ainge; Williams
f. w Exelby; Willis and Stoney
Eek, J. w. Mitchell; Ypsilanti. III. A.
s sS son
Port Huron District.
W. district superintendent w. j. Bal
la 1903 Erie-st., Port Huron, Mich.
air. ID. j. McTavish; Algonac II. ".