The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-10-17
Or. v. I. HAGGARO
RETURNED 10 FIRST
CHURCH HERE
CONFERENCE MAKES A NUMBER
OF CHANGES IN DISTRICT
AND SECTION.
SOUTH COLUMBIA GETS GILBERT
Rev. George r. Allen Goes to Pros
pect and Bethel, and Culleoka and
Burks Gets Rev. T. L. Moody-Rev.
w. 3. Taylor Presiding Elder.

W. D. ioIiOl TICSiUiIS G'uCI.
DR.. w. T. Haggard will be pastor
at the First Methodist church another
year. and Rev. T. H. Gilbert, who was
at Culleoka last year, will be at South
Columbia.
Rev. w. B. Taylor is transferred
| from the Franklin district as Presid-
| ing Elder. He is well known by the
Methodists in this district and will
need no introduction to them.
These were the appointments by
| the conference at Cookeville that
were of the most interest to the peo-
pie of the two Columbia churches.
The other appointments in the district
and county were numerously inquired
after as well, Monday afternoon, and
there was much disappointment that
no definite information could be OBJ
tanned
| There were number of changes
in the disticts of this section. Rev
S. NJ Cherry, Jr., who has been at
Bigbyville, was sent to Westmore-
| land in the Gallatin district. Rev.
George R. Allen, of the South Column
bia church, will go to Prospect and
Bethel. The district appointments
follow:
Columbia District.
w. B. Taylor, presiding elder;
Chestnut Grove circuit, j. A. Steel
man, supply; Columbia station, W. T.
Haggard; Culleoka and Burkes, T. L.
Moody; Dellrose and Shiloh, w. H.
Lowell; Diana circuit, o. c. Haley;
Elkton and Bee Spring, W. H. Baird;
Lynnville and Taylors, H. M. Jarvis;
Mooresville and Bryants. Lawrence
| Hosale; Olivet nd Pleasant Valley,
r. W. Seay; Pisgah circuit, J. R.
Holmes; Prospect and Bethel, G. R.
Allen; Pulaski station, T. C. Rags
dale; Richland circuit, J. l.. Kellum;
South Columbia and Mt. Olivet, T. H.
Gilbert; Trinity circuit, J. X. Lee;
student in Massey school, ]. r. Spur
lock, Pulaski, @. c.
Franklin district.
J. J. Stowe, presiding elder; Alma
Vile mission, w. l.. Brown; Bethesda
circuit, C. S. Gabard; Brentwood sta
ton, J. w. Hensley; Chapel Hill cir
cult, J. r. Wright; College Grove and
Triune, J. F. Morelock; Epworth and
Trinity, W. H. Beas1ey; Pennington
circuit, ]. B. Cheek; Fernvale circuit,
Zach Sullivan and j. r. Stephens,
supply; Franklin circuit, r, S. Tin
non: Franklin station, w. Fl. john
ston, P. A. Sowell, superannuary; No
llensville circuit, w. H. Gilbert; Santa
Fee circuit, Robert Waite: Smyrna
and Thompson, w. S. Boyd, supply;
Spring Hill station, R. H. Hudgens;
Theta Mission, j. F. Baggett; Thomp-
son circuit, w. H.~Lannom: Wesley
circuit, ]. c. Whitson; missionary to
Japan, W. X. Matthew'S; conference
missionary secretary, J. J. Stowe.
Lawrenceburg District.
| w. l.. Jackson, presiding elder;
Bigbyville and Southport, to be sup
piled; Clifton, w. w. Pullen; Enter
prise circuit, J. w. Gilbert; Ethridge
ridge circuit, T. B. Gillian, supply;
Flatwoods mission, M. R. Hayes, sup
ply; ellis Mills mission; A. J. Gov
lington, supply; Hampshire and Cross
Bridges, W. T. s. Cook; Hohenwald
mission, w. o. Largen; Lawrence
burg station, J. E. Woodward; Linden
circuit, E. H. Lantz; Linden mission,
w. R. Wilson; Mt. Auburn mission,
iB. J. Stages, supply; Mt. Pleasant
station, J. Allison Molloy, L. r. Long,
superannuary: Napier circuit, ]. L.
Taylor: Russell circuit, E. w. Jarratt
supply; Savannah station, w, j.
Walkup; Savannah mission, M. M
Orr, supply; Waynesboro mission, w
lC. Charles, supply West Point cir
cult, R. J. Tucker, supply; Williams
port circuit, J. s. Henley; student in
Yale University, c. R. watkins, Cliff.
lton n e.