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Pastors Receive Appointments.

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Lynchburg. Va, Nov. 10 The
Virginia Methodist Conference. hav-
ing been in session at Court Street
Church here since last Wednesday,
after hearing the appointments for
the ensuing year, adjourned to meet
next November. at Danville.
The major portion of this morn
ing's session was taken up with con-
sideration of the Sunday School
Boards report, the discussion be-
ing largely over the appointment of
a field secretary for Sunday School
work. The lack Of funds and an
available man were the principal OBJ
jections to the departure. but the
report was finally adopted.
The temperance report renewed
the pledge of support of the con-
ference to the Anti-Saloon League,
commencing the House of Delegates
for passing and censuring the State
Senate for defeating the Prohibition
Enabling Act last winter, urging the
people to elect a Legislature in 1914
which will support similar bill
and calling upon Representatives
and Senators in Congress to vote
for legislation preventing the ship
ment of liquors into dry" terri
tory. The resolution condemns the
State Fair for selling liquor. nam
ing a committee to work to pre-
vent this at future fairs.
Rev. George w. Wray, who came
to Grace M. E. Church last fall will
return to this congregation for an
served Cambridge Circuit, has been
transferred to Pocomoke, and he
will be replaced by Rev. W. J.
Twilley.
The following list of appoint
ments was made:
Eastern Shore District.
T. N. Potts, Presiding Elder.
Allen-W. Y. Scales.
Accomac-Asa Driscoll.
Atlantic-T. e. Johnson.
Belle Haven-A. L. Carson.
Bloxom-V. L. Marsh.
Cambridge George w. Wray.
Cambridge Circuit-W. J. Twilley.
Capesville-W. R. Crowder.
Cape Charles. H. Holloway.
Choriton-T r TnnOhfnn
Dorchester-To be supplied.
Franklin and Johnsons- O..
Moss.
Hog Island-Harry Todd, supply.
Keller-Porter Hardy.
Onarcock and Andrew Chapel
; L. B. Betty.
Onley, Louisville and Melfa-P.
NJ Hank.
Pocomoke-J. r. Gill.
Pungoteague-W. L. Murphy.
Salisbury. F. Carey and w.
A. Wright.
South Dorchester. J. Clark,
supply.
St. Martin's-P. M. Bell.
Wachapreague and Smith Chapel
w. H. Fetch. supply.
Missionary to Japan. C. c.
Newton.
Charlottesville District.
NJ. 8. Colonna, Presiding Elder.
Mount Pleasant-H. V. Shenton.
Nelson-G. H. Newbury.
South Nelson-G. H. I. Mayo,
supply.
Danville District.
B. M. Beckham, Presiding Elder.
South Halifax-Allen w. Linthi-
Farmville District.
E. T. Dadmun, Presiding Elder.
Trinity. s. Maxey.
Petersburg District.
J. X. Joliff, Presiding Elder.
Brunswick. w. Hickman.
Greenville-J. E.. Brooks.
Petersburg, Washington St.-G.
E. Booker.
Norfolk District.
3. F. Lipscomb, Presiding Elder.
Hampton, First Church,. B.
McSparran.
Norfolk, Brambleton Avenue
F. G. Davis.
Portsmouth District.
Suffolk, Main Street-R.M.M axey.
Rappahannock District.
w. G. Boggs, Presiding Elder.
East Matthews-R. F. Gayle.
Heathsville-J. Elmer Hearn.
White Stone-J. D. Hosier.
Richmond District.
T. Men. Simpson, Presiding Elder.
Richmond, Woodland Heights
H. C. Pfeiffer.
Clay SiIeet-R. T. Waterfield.
Student at Vanderbilt Univers' "
and member Highland Springs Guar
terry CoLference-H. P. Balderson.
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