The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-10
M. [. CONFERENCE CHOOSES MINISTER'S FOR ENSUING YEAR Appointments Read Out at Closing Meeting Monday
 at Union Springs
PRESIDING ELDERS
 DISTRICTS INCREASE
Memorial Services Held Sunday in Honor of the Late Rev. Stanley. Deacons and Elders Ordained
 During Conference

Union Springs, December 9.-(Special)- The annual conference of the Methodist church closed Monday morning with the reading out of the appointments for the ensuing year.
 Memorial services were held Sunday in honor of Rev. D. Y Standley who died during the year. and Rev. S. F. Slaughter offered resolutions which were adopted. Bishop Wilson preached at the Methodist church in the morning and ordained dea- sons while Bishop Kilgo preached at night and ordained elders. Monday morn ing H. H. DeBose was received from the St Louis conference
 Report was made that s15,3n had been raised for foreign missions. $l1,512 for do- mestic and s29SS for special missions.
 Bishop Kilgo reported that the cabi- net had increased the number of presid- ing elders districts to 12. the new districts being Evergreen and Thomasville.
 The bishop announced the following conference appointments before adjourn ment:
 Dothan District
 Dothan District-H. T. Johnson, presld- ing elder: Dothan, Fowler church, Y. A Rogers: LaFayette Avenue church, c. B. Pilley; Columbia and Gordon, J. L. Jones: Hearland and Midland City, G. K. williams Headland circuit to be supplied by J. w. Mailey; Ashford, W. F. Stoush' Newton, J. H. Williams; Daleville, J. M. Truett; Enterprise, E. L. Crawford; Broc- ton, E. c. Nave; Blba, R. A. Fowler; Slocombe, $. J. Gibson; ozark, C. >. Tai ley; Abbeville, J. P. Roberts; Taylor A.. L. Lumpkin; Southside and Level Plains will be supplied; l.. P. LathraIn' cohler- ence missionary secretary.
 Eufaula District
 F,ufauIa District-J. E. McCann, presid- ing elder.
 Eufaula First Churchill. c. Thread gill. l.. B. Green, supernumerary; Eu- faula circuit, w. L. Connor; JernlSah circuit. J. w. Hammer; Phoenix City T. r. Fancher; Girard and Mission, T. M. Iomey. w. J. Price, supernumerary; smith's station, W. E. Parent; Hurts boro and Scale, II. T. Strout; Midway' L w. Henson; Perote, w. r. Arnoid' : clavton, w. s. Street; Louisville, q. w.. Jones; Aston to be supplied by D' C' Cook; Salem, E. E. Stratford; Echo to pc snlAplied by l.. H. Brannon; Asbury, h- o' cGxwell; L. C. Brannou, missionary To Korea; B. B. Strout missionary to Cupa' c. L. Middlebrooks, student in Emory College.
 Evergreen District
 Evergreen District-A. P. NJ. Ferry, presiding elder; Evergreen, w. T. Ei- lisor. Rrewton C. w. Northcut Brew ton circuit, D. B. Dismukes; Castlebetry' II. M Gallis; Garland, s. F. spencer sepulga. F. w. Roberts; Monroeviile, D. F. Ellison; Repton, J. M. Munn' Franklin mission to be suppneu py w. II. Harty; Greenville, o. V Calhoun; l; Greenville mission to be supplied; sahuy- ridge. w. H. Venters; Rutledge G. M. Spivey; Georgiana. J. F. Price; FoIese Home H. w. Rice; Opp and Red Level J. B. Ttate; J. M. Shofner, president Downing Industrial school
 Greensboro District
 Greenosboro f.: 12S4 7ssoHRDLUHMM Greensboro district, F. E. Cowan pre- siding elder.
 Greensboro, R. A. Moody; Greensboro circuit. J. T. Coulliette; Wedgeworth, w. O. Phillips. Newberne, B. l.. Moore, Marion, J. W. Frazier; Heiberger w. r. Floyd; Coaotopa, c. N. Williams; Hork, T. l.. Adams; Havana, J. O. Lawrence' Eutaw and Moundville T. Y. Abernethy Greene. c. M. McConnell; Gainesville, j. c. Martin; Livingston and Geieer, J. A Scale; Pushmataha, C, F.. Reid; A. Sledd, president Southern university; C. P. Atkinson, professor Southern univer- sity; Arthur Bonner, professor Southern