The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-08
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.


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Bennettsville, Dec. "A session of
the South Carolina conference was
held this afternoon, but it was largely
taken up by the hearing of reports
from the respective boards and COM
mittees. Bethel church in Spartanburg
has been awarded the Sunday school
banner of conference.
The bishop tonight made the fol-
lowing appointments for 1912, which
were read as follows:
Greenyille District.
i P. +. Kilgo, presiding elder; Clin-
ton, J. E. Mahafey; Easley, P. B. In
= graham; Fountain Inn, S. T. Black
man; Gray Court J. P. Attaway;
Greenril1e, Buncombe Street, NJ l..
Carlisle; Greenville, St. Pauls, E. S.
Jones; Greenville, Hampton Ave-, J..
NJ. Rogers; Greenville, West Green
willie, L. L. Inabinet; Greenyille, South
Greenville, ]. T. McFarlane; Green
Vile, Bethel and Poe, D. W. Keller;
Greenville Circuit, J. G. Huggins;
Greers, E. T. Hodges; Laurens, First
Church, L. P. McGhee; Laurens Cir
cult, J. c.. Davis; Liberty, D. R. Huff;
North Pickens, E. L. Thomas; Pickens,
G. F. Kirby; Piedmont, W. L. Wait;
South Greers, W. M. Owings; Travel
ers' Rest, Joe D. Bell; West Easley,
A. A. Merritt.
Anderson District.
c. b Smith, presiding elder; An
derson, st. Johns, S. A. Donahoe; Orr
vile and Toxaway, J. W. Neely; An
u,eville, r. K. Rhoad; Calhoun Seneca,
P. A. Murray; Honea Path, G. W.
Davis; Lowndesville, J. C. Chandler;
Mccormick, N G. Ballenger; Pelzer
W. S. Myers; Pendleton, A. V. Har-
bin; Starr, J. L. Singleton; TownVille,
j. E. Cook; Walhalla, G. G. Leonard; !;
Walhalla Circuit-W. D. Patrick;
Westminster, M. G. Latham; William
ston and Belton, J. L. Stokes and G. G.
Harmon, supply; Williamson Circuit,
M. NJ. Brooks.
Charleston District
J. W. Daniel, presiding elder; Al
lendale, J. ". Wolling; Appleton, E.
Il. James; Beaufort and Port Royal,
J. H. holland; Bethel Circuit, R. C.
Boulware; Black Swamp, W. W. Will
liams; city of Charleston-Bethel, W.
B. Duncan; Trinity, R. S. Truesdale;
Spring Street, G. T. Harmon, Jr.;
Cumberland, J. T. Peeler; Mount
Pleasant Young's Island, W. Y. Dib-
Bile; Cottageville, J. P. Inabinet; Cy-
press, J. R. Copeland; Ehrhardt H. W.
Whitaker; Estell, F. E. Hodges; Hamp-
ton, o. M. Abner; HendersonVille, W.
G. Kelly; Lodge, W. P. Meadors, Jr.;
Ridgeland, W. S. Henry; Ridgeville, J.
W. Ellans; South Hampton, J. E. Car
ter; Summerville, E. A. Wayne; Wal
terboro, J. H. Cauthen.
Cokeshury District.
W. P. Meadors, presiding elder; Alb
beyille, W. T. Duncan; Abbeville Cir
cult, J. NJ Lawson; Butler, F. G. Whit
lock; Cokesbury, G. F. Clarson; Green
wood-Main Street, J. W. Kilgo;
Greenwood Mills, J. B. Connolly;
Greenwood Circuit, M. T. Wharton;
Kinards, w. R. Bauknight; Newberry,
Central, J. E. Carlisle; Newberry, Oak
land and Jalapa, to be supplied; New
berry, O'Neall Street and Mollohon, A.
NJ. Gardner; NewberTy Circuit, J. NJ.
Fridy; Ninety Six, F. E. Bibble; Parks
vile, B. H. Covington; Phoenix, Fos-
ter Speer; Prosperity, S. c. Morris;
Princeton, r. Nj. Dubose; Saluda, aE
H. Taylor; Waterloo, J. T. Miller
Whitnire, o. A. Jefcoat and R. E.
Mood; Lander College, J. 0. Wilson,
president, and R. A. Child, fncanclal
agent.
Columbia District.
W. M. Duncan, presiding elder; AK
en-, J. 3. Traywick; Aiken Circuit, D.
E. Jeffcoat; Batesburg, S. o. Cantey;
Bath and Langley, A. R. Phillips; Co.
lumbia, Washington Street, E. o. Wat
son; Columbia, Main Street, T. G..
Herbert; Columbia, Green Street, A. E.
Holler; Columbia, CRANKY, E. A. VIII
kes; Columbia, Brookland, W. c..