The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-12-26
WHERE METHODIST PREACHERS
GO

The annual conference of the Meth
DIST Episcopal Church, South. o. this
state, which met at Tallahassee,
where the first conference in Florida
was held, was a most interesting ses-
sion.
Many prominent divines from 9th
er states we're in attendance Among
others was Dr.. James E. Dickey. pres
dent Of Emory College, who spoke ell
oquently of this historic landmark
= tte cAurch's history. Dr.. c. r. Jen-
lins. president Of Wesleyan, the old
est female college in the world, heap
ed eloquent praises upon it, and DR..
". L. Clifton, prside1t of the South
ern College at Sutherland, was zeal
Gus in his advocacy Of the loyal, patri-
otic and loving support of the Florida
Conference.
Rev J. Edgar Wilson, formerly
pastor of the church at Gainesville,
was elected editor OF the Advocate,
and brings to the editorial desk ripe
scholarship and a well-balanced dis
elimination and it is expected that
his labors will be fruitful OF good re-
suits.
AS nearly everyone is interested in
the assignments of the preachers to
their various fields of activity, this
paper takes pleasure in printing the
list of assignments in full:
OcaIa Dstrict-F. r. Bridges, P. e;
Largo, a. NJ. Dagger; Blanton, G. P.
Penny; Brooksville, NJ. o. Williams;
Mission, j. ". Lynn, supply; Bush
nell, H. P. Blocker: Clearwater. J. L.
Moon: Coleman, A. H. Cole; Dade
City, F. Pixton; Crystal River, C. s.
Ellington, supply; Inverness, G. T.
Burton; Dunnellon, A. N. Mann;
Ocala. A. NJ. Gross; ST. Peters
burg and Mission, VI. S. Norton, o. E.
Rice; Sutherland, B. F. Hodnett;
Webster, N. NJ. Lord; Wildwood, S. F.
Stephens: Leesburg. S. Grady.
! I .
E.; Apopka, G. D. Penneshop; Antho-
ny, NJ. H. Outland: Altoona Mission,
i. g. Roberts: BunneIl, L. D. Hayes;
Citra. W. J. Nease; Crescent City and
st. Johns Park, /. S. Hendrix; De-
Land, L. D. Lowe; Enterprise, ". j..
Bartlett; Hawthorne, ]. L. Folsom;
Kingston and Port Orange, H. e.
Partridge: Maitland, K. D. Jones. sup
ply; Melrose, w. r. Jones; Micanopy,
G. S. Henderson, New Smyrna, ]. L..
Wells; Oveido, a. L. Hope: Orange
Springs Mission, W. H. G. Staymak-
er; Palatka, W. NJ. Poage; Rodman
and Fort Mccoy, G. H. York; Reddick,
c. ]. Pace, supply; Sanford, T. L. 2.
Barr; Seville, r. E. L. Folsom;
Starke, B. T. Rape; Welaka, to be
supplied; Umatilla, ]. B. Rooney;
Winter Garden. H. Steenback.
Tampa District-First Church, W.
Thompson; Hyde Park, J. B. Mitchell;
Tampa Heights, |. c. jenkins; High
lands, Selma and City Mission, ]. C.
Diggs; Gary, D. B: Sweat; Port Tam
pa, F. B. Langford; Plant City, L. w.
Moore; Seffner Circuit, Ira NJ. Belt;
Wimauma and Terra Celia, l. B. Nor
ton; Parrish and Ellenton, Paul Ken
| dels; Bradentown and Mission, A. E.
Householder; Manatee, John Beers;
Sarasota, ]. A. Morrow; Miakka, ]. A.
Belts; Bloomingdale, F. G. Meadows.
Tallahassee District. P. Hilbur1,
p E.; Apalachicola, T. L. G. Bass;
Aucilla and Greenville, T. r. Adams :;
Bristol, ]. w. Sykes; Carrabelle, c. F.
York; Chattahoochee Circuit, r. A.
Sowell; Fen Holloway, E. T. Breland; F;
Greensboro Circuit, w. A. Fischer; !;
Havana, P. A. Fletcher; Hinson, j. d.
Murray; Leon Circuit, F. L. Crowson;
Madison Station, c. F. Blackburn;
Madison Circuit, r. T. Allen; Midway.
D. u. Bloodworth; Monticello, E. j..
Gates; Mayo and Mission, c. c. Cecil;
Perry, H. C. Hardin; Quincy, Howard
Dutill: Sopchoppy, ]. L. Hunter; Tai
lahassee, Trinity and Boulevard I. J..
Nixon; Waukeenah. James A. Hen
dry; West Madison, ]. E. Shepherd.
Gainesville District. M. Bing-
ham, P. E.: Alachua, II. ]. Haif1inger;
Bronson and Mission, H. ]. Newkirg,