The Green Forest tribune., 1912-12-13
NEW CONFERENCE CHANGES
Methodist Church Closes Conference
 at Hot Springs.

closed. The Rev. Forney Hutchinson, pastor of Hot Springs Central church, was made presiding elder of the Little Rock district
 Little Rock District-Forney Hutch inson, presiding elder; Austin, w. F. Lasseter; Bauxite, to be supplied; Ben ton circuit, to be supplied; Bryant, w. J. Rogers Carlisle station, D. c. Hol- man; Carlisle mission, to be supplied by G. M. Gentry; DeVall's Bluff and Hagen, J. H. Glass; Des Arc, J. P. Hummer; England, T. P. Clark; Hick- ory Plains, to be supplied by J. w. Nethercutt; Little Rock, Asbury, A o. Evans: J. E. Godbey, supernumer- ary; Little Rock, Capitol View, H. F, Buhler; Little Rock, First church. w R. Richardson; Little Rock, Tender son chapel, A. C. Graham; Little Rock, Heights R. L. Duckworth; Little Rock, TWentyeighth Street mission, J. W. Mann; Little Rock, Winfield Memo rial, P. C. Fletcher; Little Rock, Hunt CT Memorial, J. L. Cannon; Lonoke, F. F. HarreIl; Mablevale, II. H. Mo Guyre; Maumelle and Oak Hill circuit, Hugh ReVelly and one to be supplied; Tomberlin, s. B. Mann.
 Prescott District-W. M. Hayes, pre-. siding elder; Amity and Glenwood W. R. Harrison; Bingen, J. w. Bradford; Gaddo Gap, B. c. Mullins; Center Point, M. K. Rogers; Columbus circuit, A. Q. GraYdon; Emmet, A D. Jenkins; c. D. McSwain, supernumerary: De- light circuit, A. B. Holland; Gurdon, Paul z. Rorie Harmony mission, to be supplied by c. L. Galloway: Hope sta tion, M. B. Corrigar; Hope mission, to be supplied by s. L. Durham; Mineral Springs, A. J. Black; Mount Ida mis- sion, C. A. Fuller: Murfrecsboro. J. T. Rodgers; Nashville, NJ. K. Irwin; Oko- 'ona, J. z. Rurelson Orchard View, to be supplied by B. H. Wendell; Pres colt station, B. A. Few; Prescott cir cuit F. R. Garfield; Washington cir cult, J. ", Berry.
 Texarkana District-J. A. Hender- son, presiding elder; Ashdown, F. P. Doak; Bright Star, A J. Ewing; Cher ry Hill, J. o. Adcock; DeQueen, J. A. Biggs; Foreman, J. c. Beasley: Gilham mission, to be supplied by J. E Do vough; Horalo, w w. Mills; Lewis vile, J, J. Mellard; Lockesburg, w. ". Christie; Mena, F. N. Brewer; Paramola, to be supplied by J. A. Doak; Palmer, s. T. Brough; Rich. mond, H. L. Simpson: Stamps, NJ. J. Rhodes; TeXarkana College Mill mis, sion, Edgar Seay; Texarkana First church, James Thomas; r. c. Cannon, supernumerary; TeXarkana mission, to be supplied by R. A. Jackson; Um- pire mission, J. F. Taylor; Wander voort mission, W, w. Crowson
 Philadelphia District-F. D. Scott, presiding elder; Philadelphia station,
 H. E. Wheeler; J. B. Evans, junior preacher; Philadelphia circuit, L. J. Rogers; Boer mission, to Be supplied; Benton, s. K. Barrett; Cedar Glades mission, J. H. McKeeley; Dalark cir cult, J. J. Colson; Friendship mission, D. D. Warlick; Holly Springs circuit, T. F. Hughes; Hot Springs Central church, Alonzo Monk; Hot Springs Malvern mission, to be supplied by D. B. Bulkley; Hot Springs Park Avenue mission, A. M. Robertson; Hot Springs lird street, s. c. Dean; Hot Springs Tigert Memorial and Oaklawn, to be supplied by J. G. Dittleline; Hot Springs circuit, to be supplied by D. T. Forsythe; Lone, c. L. Cabe: Nal vern, J. NJ. Workman, and one to be supplied by ". F. Ross; Point Cedar mission, to be supplied by R. D. Ed wards; Princeton, F. O. Rarte: Trask- wood, to be supplied by c. L. Rogers; Ussery mission, to be supplied by w. L. Glaze: Henderson-Brown College, George N. Cromwell, president; P. H. Willis, professor; Robert c. Rhodes, professor.
 Camden District-W. P rVhaley, presiding elder; Atlanta circuit, to be iupplied by c. F. Messer; Bearden and Millville, L. w. Evans; Beuna Vista, A. G. Cason; Camden, T. O. Owen; Chidester mission, to be supplied by S. Gray; Eagle Mills mission, J. c. John. son; Fl Dorado station, w. A Steel Fl Dorado circuit, J. c. Williams; For dyce, J. A. Parker; Hampton, T. M. Armstrong; Junction City, B. F. Scott Kingsland, J. c. Sampley; c. c. Green, supernumerary; Magnolia station A Turrentine; Magnolia circuit, T. H. Crowder; Stephens, M. s. Monk; Strong, J. R. Rhodes; Thornton cir cult, James Simmons; Waldo, W. D. Sharp; Wesson, c. N. Baker; profes- sor of Hendrix College, c. J. Greene; chaplain to state penitentiary, J R. Sanders Hendrix college, A. c. Mil lar, president; c. S. Rennison, profes- sor; general secretary of Board of Education. Stonewall Anderson; su- perintendent of Anti-Saloon League, Frank Barrett; field agent of publish ing house, R. P. Wilson; conference missionary secretary, Forney IIutchin- son.
 Would Place, Officers on Salary.