The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-12-06
The METHODISTS PLAN
AN EDUCATION FUND
TO RAISE 100000 FOR DENOMINA-
TIONAL COLLEGES.
Appointments Given Out.-COmmIs-
sioner to Supervise Financial
Agents Provided For.

of the church colleges III lAe Oolih01
ence. assignment of pastors to CHURCH
es for the coming year and the selec-
ton Of Rock Hill for the next annual
meeting marked today's final session
here of the 1912 conference Of the
South Carolina Methodist Episcopal
church, South.
The report made to the conference
by the educational board, which was
adopted, provided for a campaign to
obtain 100000 for increasing the
plants of Wofford college, Lander col
lege and Columbia college. 1t was
held that the growth Of these institu-
tions made advisable an increase IN
their facilities. Appointment OF
commissioner of education to prose
cnte the work of raising the fund ana
also to supervise the work OF the II
nancial agents of the various schools
and colleges of the conference was
provided for.
Bishop John C. Kilgo announced
the appointment Of ministers tor tne
coming year. Many changes in pas
torates we're made.
The following assignments OF Meth
odfst ministers for 1913, made by Bish-
CD Kilgo, we're read to the conference
this afternoon:
Anderson District-C. B. Smith,
presiding elder. St. Johns, }. W.
speake; Orville, j. P. Simpson; Bethel,
]. w. Neely; Antreville, P. X. Rhoau'
Calhoun Falls --; Clemson f. A.
Murray; Central, A. V. Hardin; Honea
Path. S. T. Blackman; LowndesVllle'
&c. Chandler; Mccormick, P. B. In
graham; Pelzer, A. Sassard; Pendle-
ton. n. G. Ballinger; Starr, J. L. SIN
gleton; Townville, w. S. Meyers; wal
halla, J. P. Inabinet; Walhalla circuit
J. NJ. Lawson; Westminster M. M
Brooks; Williamson and Belton' }. L.
Stokes; Williamson circuit, }. D.
Burnett.
Charleston District. w. Daniel,
presiding elder. Allendale, ]. W"
wolling; Appleton, E. z. James; Beau
fort and Port Royal, ]. H. Noland;
Bethel circuit, R. C. Boulware; Black
Swamp, ]. H. Brown; Charleston
Bethel. P. B. Wells; Trinity, R, 5.
Truesdale; Spring Street, NJ. Aulo'
Hampton Square, ]. T. Peeler;
Young's Island, B. R. Ulmer; Cot
tageville, w. V. Dibble; Cypress NJ
NJ McLendon; Ehrhardt, ]. c. Hutcn-
inson; Estill, j. L. Ingraham; Hamp-
ton. l.. w. Johnson; HendersonVllle'
w. A. Kirby; Lodge, w. P, Meadors'
Jr: Ridgeland, J. w. Elkins; Ridge
Vile, ]. E. Carter; South Hampton u.
n Busby: summerville, ]. w. Lewis;
WATERFORD, w A. Fairey.
Cokesbury District-W. P. Meadors'
0residing elder. Abbeville, G. c.
Leonard; Abbeville circuit. W. h.
Murry; Butler, F. G. Whitlock; Green
wood, Main Street, J. w. Kilgo; Cokes-
bury. G. F. Clarkson; Greenwood
mills. J. B. Connolly; Greenwood cir
cult. NJ. T. Wharton; Kinards, W. H.
Bouknight; Newberry, Central ). T.
Carlisle; o'Neal1 Street, A, NJ. CARD
ner: Newberry circuit, O. A. Jeffcoat'
Ninety Six, F. E. Dibble; Parksvllle'
B.H. Covingtcn; Phoenix, J. H. Manly;
Prosperity, S. C. Morris; Princeton, K.
F. Morris; Saluda, E. P. Taylor; wal
terloo, j. T. Miller; Whitmire, J. M,
Fridy.
Lander College-President, J. 0.
Wilson; professor, R. 20. LaWton;
agent. R. A. Child.
Florence District-W A. Mass =
beau, presiding elder.
Bennettsville-Peter Stokes.
Bennettsville Circuit-M. w. Hook.
Brightsville-M. F. Dukes.
Bethlehem. G. Farr.
Cheraw-G. T. Harmon, Jr.
Chesterfeld-L. L. BedenDaugh.
Darlington, Trinity-B. R. Turnlp-
seed.
Epworth-A. A. Merritt.
Darlington Circuit-R. W. Hump
phries.
East Chesterfeld-T. B. Owen.
Florence-R. E. Turnipseed.
Hartsville-B. C. Murphy.
efferson-Foster Speer.
Lanar-B. NJ, Robertson.