The Bourbon news., 1913-09-26
KENTUCKY CONFERENCE ENDS;
MINISTERS ASSIGNED.


/, After one of the busiest and most
successful sessions in it's history, the
| Kentucky Annual Conference of the
Methodit Episcopal Church, South, in
session at Somerset, adjourned at II
o'clock Monday morning in order thai
all ministers and delegates could get
away on the 1880 o'clock northbOund
train.
! The eleven young ministers who
were licensed to preach and admitted
into this conference were ordained
| Sunday morning by Bishop Hendrix
The conference will be held at Will
more, KY, next year. Appointments
for the ensuing year are as follows:
/ Covington District. o. A. Vaught
presiding elder; Alexandria, S. J.
bradley; Augusta, H. NJ Massie
Brooksville, Price T. Smith; Butler
R. B. Wilson; California, J. E. Rob
erts; CovingtOn, Scott-street station,
]. B. Harris; Covington, st. Luke
station, H. c. Martin; Cynthiana,
M. T. Chanler; Eralnger, ]. r. No
land, w. T. Taylor and G. w. Buff
ington; Falmouth, d. w. Robertson; !;
Highland, j. r. Savage; Kelat and
Curry, A. P. Jones; Newport, T. w.
Barker; Oddville, =. w. Williams; /;
Visalia, w. T. Eklar; Walton, C. T.
Nugent; Williamstown, w. r. John
son; missionary to Korea, w. G..
Cram; student in Chicago Univer-
sity, James S. Savage.
Danville District-W. E. Aruold,
presiding elder; Burgin, E. H. Pearce;
Burnside, w. NJ. Britt; Corbin, W. S.
Vanderpool Danville, w. o. Sadler;
East Hornstead, mission to be sup
piled; East Pulaski, mission, w. S.
Dean; Harrodsburg, F. t. Mcintyre;
Lancaster and McKendre, S. H. Poll
lit; London, W. S. Grinstead; Mack
vile, F. D.. Painter; McCreary, mis-
sion, l.. C. d. Arnold; Middlesboro,
B. F. Chatham; Moreland, Enox Wag
goner; Mt. Zion, to be supplied by
ID. T. Perrick and r. o. Norris; Per-
ryvville, w. K. Mcclure; Pineville
and Barbourville, mission, R. B. Bald;
Richmond, B. G.. Horton Somerset,
c.. K. Dickey; Stanford, c.. H. Greer;
Straight Greek, mission, George A.
Young, supply; West Pulaski mis-
sion, ]. w. Gilbert; Wilmore, w. L.
Clark; president Asbury College, H.
C. Morrison; professors in Asbury
College, j. w. Carter and S. A. Arnold;
field editor, Central Methodist Advo-
cate, Green V. Todd.
Frankfort District-E. l.. South
gate, presiding elder; Carrollton, ].
w. Crates; Cornith mission, J. A. Nc
Cormick; Frankfort, H. G. Turner;
Georgetown, w. V. Campbell; Gratz,
William Wood; Hinton, A Redd;
Hughes Chapel, George D. Prentiss;
Hutchison and Oxford, J. j. Dickey;
]. D. Redd; Mt. Hope,
j. H. Williams; New Columbus, w.
A. Penn; Paris, ]. S. Simms; Peters
burg, ]. r. Nelson; Polsgrove, J. H.
Spillman, supply; Port Royal, d. E.
Warsaw, W. d. Welburn;
Worthwhile, H. c. Wright; president
Millersburg Female College, C. c.. !
Fisher; chaplin of State Reformatory
at Frankfort, w. o. Vreeland.
Jackson District-C. F. Oney, pre-
siding elder; Campton and Hazel
ireen mission, l.. T. Allison: Clay |
C. F. Chestnut. supply: |
''renchburg, q. T. Thatcher, supply: |
Hazard and Perry c. P. Pillow; Har-
an mission, S. Owsley, supply; Hind
nan and Knott mission, A. w. Van
ierpool; Jackson, w. B. Garriott;
Jenkins, G. w. Crutchfield; Leslie
mission, to bes upplied; Letcher mis-
ion, E. c. Waits; Quicksand mis-
ion, w. B. Ragan; West Liberty.
l. A. Fryman; Whitesburg and Nc
ioberts, w. T. Best; district evan
elist, c. X. Spell; student in Trim
~ College, w. V. Cooper.
Lexington District. R. Deering.
residing elder; Camargo and Gras-
Lick, Thomas Wilkerson; Clay
'ity mission, l.. F. Mann, supply:
ollege Hill, w. NJ. Williams; Irvine,
'. p. Fryman; Lexington, First
hurch, o. j. Chadler; Lexington,
pworth, E. K. Moss; Morehead mis-
on, G. w. Hoffman and G.. w.
oung; Mt. Sterling, L. w. Watts:
It. Zion, G. w. Boswell; Nicholas j
ille, o. B. Crockett; Owingsvi.le mis-
on, E. E. Helms; Spears. |. T.
pencer, supply; Versailles, J. M.
ugna; Winchester, l.. Robinson: '
Mt Abbott mission. ].
yam College, J. L. Clark, president: {
rofessor in Kentucky Wesleyan Col
&c, w. B. Mitchell; editor Central t
CIiiOOloI AufOCdlo, w. "A. SW11C. |
Visionary to Japan, T. w. B. Dem /
rec. c
Maysville District-E. G. B. Mann, G
residing elder; Carlisle, F. F. e
aughn; East Maysville, mission, ].
7. Simpson and ]. r. Word; Fair e
ew, mission, C.. H. Caswell, supply; a
lemingsbur AMI Helena, G. A. Ta- g
lie; Germantown, w. F. Wyatt;
illsboro, B. F. Cosby; Little Rock, v
w. Ishmael; Maysville, First S
lurch, M. S. Clark; Moorfield, w.
Hall; Mt Carmel, ]. M. Mathews; t
t. Olivet, Edward Allen; Saltwell. v
E. Coleman; Shannon and Sar- f
S, Peter Walker; Sharpsburg and a
ethel, j. L. West; Tilton, c. H.
umphrey; Tollesboro mission, L. r
oore; Vanceburg, J. w. Harris;
'ashington and Hebron, l. r. Hol-
w.
Shelbyville District-C. L. Bohon,
elder; Anderson, D. w.