The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-20
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NOVEMBER 90 1913

cellent records during years of ser
vice in various fields, but there are
also several who are young men and'
who have already made their mark
Rev J. w. Shackford. who comes
to the Broad-Street Methodist church,
was educated at Randolph Macon
college and Vanderbilt university. He
was received into the Virginia com
ference in 1906 and has just served
three years at Colonial Avenue church,
Norfolk. He lis a young man OF
scholarly attachments and is very
much interested in social problems.
He comes of a family Of ministers.
His father was a member of the Vir-
ginia conference and his wife Is the
daughter Of Bishop Atkins
Another of the younger ministers to
enter n Richmond pulpit Is Rev.
Starke Jett. who comes to Trinity. He
entered the ministry in 1908, and is
very popular. He is well educated,
energetic and seems specially adapted
to the work of his new charge. He
was formerly pastor OF the Alta Vista
church.
Rev J. T, Green, the new pastor
of the ST. James church, Is brother
of Rev. G. e. Green. pastor of st.
paurs church. He entered the minis
try in 1899, Is a man of popular gifts
and comes from the Larchmont
church, Norfolk.
Rev l.. G. Moore, who entered the
m !nistry the same year as did Rev.
Mr.. Green. comes to the West End
church. South Richmond. from the
Memorial church, Petersburg. 1t his
last charge he was very successful
in the face of many difficulties, He
built a handsome new church and did
considerable to advance the work OF
the Methodist church in Petersburg.
He is an excellent preacher. dill
gent pastor and attends TO all of the
various departments of church work.
Rev. w. A. Cooper. d D, who
comes to Central church. South Rich
mond, is the only pastor given local
appointment who has before held a
pulpit in Richmond, He was for
merry at st. James church and also
served with marked success at the
Memorial church, Lynchburg. Before
coming to Virginia he was for some
years a member of the Kentucky con-
ference. He is an attractive preacher.
greatly interested In applied Chris
tianity. He entered the ministry in
1889.
The new pastor OF the Clay-Street
church Is Rev. J. L. Bray, who entered
the Virginia conference in 1899. He
comes from the Lamberts Point
church. at Norfolk, where he served
two years of great activity. He is an
unusually good pastor and an attrac-
tive, earnest preacher. Before enter
ing the Virginia conference he spent
several years in Oklahoma
List of Appointments.
The following is a list of the ap-
pointments:
Richmond District.
r Men Simpson, presiding elder.
Ashland. II. G. PfeIffer: Ashland Cir
cult, w. f. Deyerle, supply; Bowling
| Green. W, G. Pace: Caroline, f. w.
England. Goochland. James Z. Doug
las, supply Hanover. H. l.. Weston:
Henrico.- lie -AYerl.- Ii Richmond
Asbury and Oakland, ]. r. Eggleston;
Barton Heights. ]. A VIM q. N.
Oyier. upernumerary) Broad street,
]. w. Shackford; Centenary. w. j.
Young: Central, w. A. Cooper; Clay
street, ]. l.. Bray. Decatur street, r.
NJ. White: Denny street and Fulton
/ Hill, J. w. Eure &C. II. Smith, Jr.,
preacher and supply; Epworth, D: w.
Jackson; Paramount avenu. and Chel-
sea HUI, f V. Carson; Highland Park,
c. O. Tuttie; Highland Springs, G. A,
Tucker. supply; IAurel-street. ]. Nj,
Rowland q. F.. Mccartney. supernu-
merary): Monument. r. H Potts.
Park Place and Orphanage. J. J.
/ Bradford tE. l.. Pell. supernumerAry)
/ St James. J. T. Green; st. Pauls and
Branch Memorial, c. Z. Green; Trim
/ lily and Mission. Starke Jet, j. w
! Dixon; Union Station, w, A. Christian
/ Woodland Heights. A. c. bergman;
West End. L. C. Moore. Seven Pines
l.. s. Flournoy, supply Spotsylvania
/ H T. Todd educational secretary OF
missions and Centenary quarterly con
| ference. r. Fl. Rawlings; vice-presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer of Ran
| dolph- Macon colleeg. s. c. Hatcher
principal Southern seminary. f. IL
Rowe; superintendent conference or
phanage. A. 3. Sharpe: secretary State
Board Of Charities and Corrections, J
r. Mastin; secretary OF Virginia Anti
Saloon league, ]. -. McAlister; fielt
agent publishing house. J. $, Hunter
agent OF conference orphanage. @, II
McFadden; principal Bowling Greer
high school. Granville Burrus,
Charlottesville District.
/ r. r. Waterfield. presiding elder
Albemarle. H. c. Fielding. Amherst
L. H. Early; Batesville. c. f. Conner
Brightwood. w. VI. keyser, supply
Observation-Disclosures church. W. A
Smart Or. D. Smart supernumerary)
Hinton avenue, S L. Dumyilie, Gro
yet, II E, Johnson; Cuipeper. r. F
L.umpkin q. NJ. Burton. supernumer
ary); Culpeper circuit. W. L. Jones
Fluvanna. II. j. Brown; Gordonsville
tR. G. James; Green. J. b, L.avinder
Louisa, c. #. Thrift. Madison ans
Mountain Mission. l. L. Banks: Mon
roe, A. c. Jordan; Mt. Pleasant, Q. L
Haga: Nelson. d. J. Traynham
Orange, W. A. Orser CIV H. Camper
supernumerary); Rapidan. j. s. Via
lRappahannock, A. p. Williams; SCOTS
ivilie. r. o. Edwards; South Amherst
M. l.. williams; South Nelson. J. c
Beasley. supply: West Amherst. @. III
H. Mayo. supply; West Goochland. Il
w. Somerville, supply; West Hanover
H V. Shenton: field agent conference
orphanage, J. w. Bledsoe: missionar,
to Japan. r. II. Haden, missionary Il
Korea, c. r. Collyer.
FarmviIlc District.
/ J. F. Carey, presiding elder. Anne
liza, ]. r. Daniel e. J. Potts. super
numerary): blackstone, J. s. Peters
Boydton, c. f. Peasants; Rocking
ham, w. Y. Scales: Burkeville. w. A
Is. Conrad. Gainesville. w. G. Bates
Jr.: Charlotte, c. V. Steinmeyer
Chase City. Ernest Stevens; Clarks
willie. A. A. Whitmore (E A. Potts
supernumerary) Crewe. s. J. Battin
Cumberland. J. T. Payne, Farmviile
s. A. Donahue CIV. r. Proctor. su
pernuemerary) Kenbridee, b. ID. Ste
phens: Lunenburg. j, NJ. Green
North Mecklenburg. r. O. Payne
Nottoway. NJ S. Elliott. Plantersviile
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