Middletown transcript., 1910-03-26
v S..COLLTNS RETURNS TO MIDDLETOWN

3 Y. S.'COLLlNS RETU
Some sweeping changes in PASTORAL re-
r lations and district superintendents were
= made at the closing session of che Viii.
. minRton Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Salisbury, Tuesday.
R. K. Stephenson, Superintendent OF
the Easton district is transferred to the
superintendency of Dover district and
will move to Dover, succeeding s. N.
Morgan.
s. NJ. Morgan is sent to become pastor
8 of Mt. Salem, Wilmington, a former pas
! torate.
8 Robert Watt is appointed superinten-
! dent of the Easton district to succeed
J Stephenson. He will continue to reside
|, in Smyrna, but at the district parsonage,
A. s. Mowbray, late superintendent Of
Wilmington district, it assigned to As
bury Church, Smyrna, to succeed Watt.
E, L. Hofecker, late pastor Of Wesley,
Dover, is promoted to the superinten-
dency OF Wilmington district, the largest
membership in.the conference.
| William L. White, late pastor Of Mt.
Salem, is sent to the pastoEate OF Wesley
Church, Dover, to succeed DR.. Hoffecker.
Mr.. White is known rs one of the
strong men of the conference.
George P. Jones, superintendent of Salis-
bury district, is the only presiding elder
who is retained in bis place.
The appointments follow:
Wilmington District
Superintendent, E. L. Hoffecker.
Bethel Circuit, Md. M. LindaIe, ].
F. Kane, assistant.
CharlestowD, Md. 7. Price.
Cherry Hill, Md. D. Reese.
Chesapeake City, Md.-Edwin Gard.
ner.
Chester-Bethel-J. A. BrewingsOn.
Christina-G. W. spry (sup).
Claymont-G. F. Sterling.
Colora, Md.-W. M. McCann.
Delaware City and Port Penn.-H. D.
Stewart, ]. G. Norsk, (sup.) assistant.
Ebenezer-J. II. Gsogbagam.
Elk Neck, Md. ]. Moon (sup.).
= Elkton, Midi. A. G. Westerfeld.
Hockessiu-B. L. Mcfarland.
HopeWell, Md.-C. w. Moore.
Marshallton-C -Cedars-J. Prouse, W. II.
Wingate, assistant.
Mt. Lebanon-Asbury Burke.
Mt. Pleasant-E. L. Mcdowell.
Newark-G. T. Anderson.
New Castle-F. x. Moore.
Nswport-J. H. Mitchell. Il
Northeast, Md.-Warren Burr.
Perryville, Md. G. Sunfield.
Port Deposit, Md.-F. F. Carpenter.
Red Lion-F. B. Taylor.
Rising Sun, Md. w. Jones.
Stanton-H. T. Ennis (Sup.).
St. Georges and KirkWood-Harry
Taylor.
st. Johns Md.-G. P. Smith.
Zion, Md.-W. H. Briggs.
Wilmington
Asbury-E. c. Macnichol.
Brandywine and Edgemoor-H. C.
Turner Zone to be supplied).
Cookman-J. T. Richardson.
Eastlake-J. r. Bicking.
EIsmere-T. H. Harding.
Epworth-G. G. Williams.
Grace-H. w. Kellogg.
Harrison Street-C. T. Wyatt.
Kingswood-D. II. Willis. z
Madeley-D. J. Givan.
McCabe-W. C. Poole.
Mt. Sslem-S. M. Morgan.
Richardson Park-R. High Adams
Supp.
St. Paul's-C. a. Hill.
Scott-W. G. Koons.
Silverbrook-W. E. Greenfield,
Trinity-JOhn White, sr. (sup.).
Union-W. F. Cochran.
Wesley-T. R. Van Dyke.
]. NJ. Arters, superintendent Delaware f.
League, member Of Epworth
Iuarterly Conference, Wilmington.
Leonard White, assistant superinten-
ent Delaware Anti-saloon League, mem.
81 of Epworth Quarterly Conference.
@. p. Keen, superintendent of the
Testern Maryland district of the Anti
aloon League, member of Grace Quarterly
onierence, Wilmington.
Il. E. Reed, left without appointment
attend School. I
]. W. Easley, corresponding secretary
Tiimington City Missionary Society. ]
j, K. Easley, transferred to Newark,
j., Conference.
Easton District
Superintendent, Robert Watt.
Bayside, Md s
Bozman and Neavitt-L. R. Janney
Cecilton, Md.-0. E. Jones.
Centreyille, Md.-W. A. Wise.
Chestertown. Md. E. Barrett. =
Cheswold- Milton McCann.
Church Hill, Md. 81. Derrickson.
G. Fosnocht.
Cordovs, Md. L. Sparklin.
Crumpton. Md.-Daniel Wilson.
Easton, Md.-T. E. Terry.
Fairlee, Md.-John NJ. Kelso. 4
Gslena, Md.-E b. Collins.
Colt, Md.-C. K. Lewis.
Greensboro, n i4a + ntia-
Henderson, Md.-Ivanhoe Willis.
Md. P. Corkran.
Kent Island. Md.-G. L. Hardesty.
keGton-J. +. Anderson.
Marydsi, Md.-G. R. Neese..
s. Collins.
dilIington, Md.-C. W. Moore.
odessa. Howard Gray.
Oxford, Md.-E. E. White. q
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