The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-30
Closing Days Session OF South
crn Methodist Con
ference.
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
Ministers in Virginia Districts.
Randolpll-Macon Matter
Discussed.


the church at Alexandria to become
editor of the Baltimore Methodist. the
official organ of the conference, and
Rev. II. NJ. Canter goes TO the virginia
city to take his place. Rev o. C.. Beall.
pastor at Del Ray. is placed on the
superannuated list, and Rev. e. A.
Lambert takes UP the work there. Rev.
q W. Bond, pastor at Falls Church.
Va, is made presiding elder OF the
Rockingham district of the conferences,
and Rev. j. K. Andrew is chosen as
his successor.
The conference. IT was reported dur
ing the morning. has membership OF
nearly 10000, and gave during the last
year more than 100000 for ministerial
support. 1t has 2o1 pastoral charges
and 1915 parsonages. valued at nearly
$685.
neutrality-suspicious. Question.
Near the close of the meeting the
question of the possibility of the Ran
dolph- Macon College trustees taking
advantage of the Carnegie Foundation
by making the institutions under the
caro- of tho college system non-sectar :
ian again came up, and n memorial
was ordered sent to the general con-
ference of the church, asking that IL
enact such rules as VIII make
church ownership OF educational insu-
tutlons plain and beyond cavil, and 10
prevent an annual conference from
donating any sum to such an institu-
ton when not owned by the church.
C. NJ. Armstrong. of Baltimore. q
trustee of the Randolph-Macon sys-
TEN, and Rev. DR. Collins Denny then
had a lengthy discussion as TO the
merits of the proposed memorial, but
1t was ordered sent up TO the confer
ence after Mr.. Armstrong hal de-
clared that there was no need for the
action OF the conference
The conference decided to meet next
year at Clifton Forge. Va
The appointments made for Virginia
districts We're as follows:
winchester District.
Winchester, Va. district, Rev George
T. TYLER. presiding elder-Winchester,
Rev. ] W. Duffey; Frederick. Rev. l.,
r. Markwood; Middletown, Rev. D. A.
Beery: stephens City. Rev Charles
Lynch: Strasburg, Rev. j. II. Haley
Front ROYAL and Riverton, Rev. j. II.
Light; Warren. Rev. j. w. Mcneil; Lin
den. Rev C. w stump; Marshall, Rev.
w. B. Dorsey; Edinburg, Rev. William
Melville: Woodstock, Rev. r. l. tuitz;
Woodstock Mission, to be supplied by
Kew. j. HI. IoOity, w iiits ios ~, -. -
NJ Kline, one to be supplied; Berry
Vile. Rev. J. r. Williams: Hillsboro,
| Rev. S. A. Parker; Hamilton. Rev. S.
b. Hilderbrand; Loudoun. Rev. ID. A.
Brown, Rev r. D. McNeer: Middleburs,
Rev. j. H. RalthIs; Jefferson, Rev. y.
F. Eutsler; Charles Town. Rev. j. Z.
| Hawk: Shenandoah Junction, Rev. w.
A. Lynch Shannondale, Rev. j. w.
Reeves, supply: Shepherdstown, rev. ..
| S. Stanton; Brunswick. DR.. Frank Jen-
kins: Bruceton, Rev. II. Y. Wheeler, G.
H. II. Tyler: professor in Nanderpilt
University, Rev. j a. Kern. and stu
dent in Vanderbilt University, Rev j.
| S. Keenc.
Rockingham Appointments.
Rockingham, Va, district, Rev. B. w.
Bond, presiding elder--Staunton, Rev
D. II. Kern: Staunton Mission, Rev. W
P. C. Coe; Harrisonburg, Rev. II. III.
| SHERMAN; Bridgewater. Rev. G. w.
Richardson; Mount Crawford. Rev. j.
| c. Thrasher; Parnassus, Rev. j. l..
Henderson; Churchville. Rev. c. u.
| simmons: Augusta, Rev. r. L. sntsier'
| waynesboro, Rev. w. M. Compton'
| Basic, Rev B. D. Harrison; New Hope,
Rev. C. Fl. Tchols; Port Republic, Rev.
! G. D Moses: Rockingham. Rev. g. /.
/ D. Collins: Broadway, Rev. Robert
/ Grant; Elkton, Rev. NJ. I. Taller;
Shenandoah and Marksville. Rev. L. NJ.
| Wheeler: Toilets and Mount Pleasant,
Rev. c. W. Mars: Luray, Rev. J., liam
| mond; Page, Rev. II. NJ. Stricken: New
Market. Rev. G. r. Mays; Mount JACK
| son. Rev. w. E. Miller; Fairfield, Rev.
| w. D. Eye; Goshen, Rev. G. w: Sta
nles: Mcdowell, Rev. IL A. Wilson;
| Monterey. C L. Potter; Crabbotton,, to
be supplied
| Sent to Roanoke District
Roanoke. Va, district, Rev. j. a.
! Anderson, presiding elder-Saler, Rev.
w. II. Woolf; Green Memorial. Rev. u.
/. Woolf; G. o. Homan, supernun2r'
| arv; Trinity. Rev. w. II. III. Joyce, St
lanes. Rev. William Stevens; Grace,
Rev. L. L. Lloyd; Belmont AMI East
| End, Rev. j. II. Bean; Melrose, Rev. Il.
| %. Allison: Mt. Olivet, Rev. 7. y. Jor-
dan. West End, Rev. William Prout:
yinton Rev. J. B. Henry; Roanoke cir
cult. Rev. F. E. Hammond; bethany
Rev. r. K. hewitt; Buchanan, Rev. W.
] Whitesell: Fincastle. Rev. Van
| Devander; Glen Wilton Rev. w. IL. y
Harper: Eagle Rock, j. z. Keller; Bne-
ma Vista, Rev. D. Bush; j. S. Ensle.
supernumerary; Rockbridge, Eev'
Thomas Cooper Lexington, ROY. w.
S. Hammond; Collierstown, Rev. J.. v.
Ruckner. supply; Elliston, Rev. II. S.
Coe; Christiansburg, Rev j. f.. Van
Horne; Cambria circuit. Rev. G. D.
Kidner: Blacksburg, Rev. II. P. Ham
i'll. Newport, Rev. G. r. Fringer. New
Castle, Rev Fl. A. Murrill: Oriskany,
Rev L. N. Nails. supply; Catawba. Fcv.
A. K. Gilbert; professor in Vanderbilt
University, Rev. Collins Denny.