The Penn's Grove record., 1914-03-20

few scratches. Those who feel a deep
interest in education are not elected.
Those who made the fight for a
principle are not dismayed by the fail
ure to get an office to endeavor to carry
out the State Constitution and State laws.
While a point was not gained, the chill
dren are the ~loosers, not those who made
the fight for u~p-to-date supplies.
The majority vote consists of those OPP
posed to high school education, those OPP
posed to a large school ground and those
! opposed to erecting a new school house
under any consideration. The defeated
candidates made their issue, keeping up
the educational standard Of the school,
which has been cut down this yenr by
the failure to buy supplies. The issue of
larger school grounds and erection of a
school house will come before the people
later.
U. P. NECK
Only nine attended the school meeting
in the Township. George Reed, John B.
Layton, and Robert NJ. Bevis were elect
| ed for three years. Edward M. Summer
ill was elected for one year. $500 were
voted.
Those elected at the school meeting
were Alfred Sparks, Norman Layman,
William S. Stiles. $21OO were voted.
Albert w. Sailor, who had been on the
Board for IL years declined a reelection.
n. E. Conference Appointments
The New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Conference closed at Asbury Park on
Tuesday after being in session one week,
when Bishop Berry read the appoint
ments.
The new pastor OF Emmanuel Church
is G. V. d. Conover whose last charge
was at Barnegat. He entered the Con-
ference in 1898 and has been stationed at
the following places; Highlands. Seaside,
Jamesburg, Dorchester, Florence, Barne-
gat.
The new pastor for St. Paul Church,
Edward Mount began preaching in 1885
in Nebraska. In 1887 he was at Bel
mont in the Genesee Conference. He
entered the New Jersey Conference in
1885,. and has been stationed at the fol-
lowing places: Hamilton Square, Dennis
vile, Manahawkin, Millville, Medford;
1901, Woodstown, West Asbury Park,
Williamstown, Bridgeton.
The appointments are as follows:
CAMDEN DISTRICT
S. M, Nichols, superintendent
A~bsecon-C. M. johnson
ActO-C. X. MahOney
Atlantic City-Central. 81. ]. Betting
First, u. G. Hagaman
st. Paul, II j. Zelley
Auburn and Centre Sqnare-Oliver Lee
Audubon-C S Miller
Bargaint0wn-J A Naylor
Berlin-H M Smith
Blackwood-E r Brunyate
Bridgeport-C S Golf
Brigantine Beach, F Smith
Ca~mden-Asbury. g. r. Reed
Bethany, L H Bangman
Bethel. James Eckersley
Broadway John Handley
Centenary, j B Kulp
Eighth Street, j B Adams
Fairview, Corbin Brady
First, III f Gravatt
kafghn Avenue, William Stone
st. George, j ] Messler
State Street, j L Surtees
Tabernacle, j r Mason
Trinity, VIM Grum
Union. G. FitZgeorge
Wesley, A j Smith
Wiley, Daniel johnson
CheWS-W w WeScOtt
Clarksboro and JefferSOn-J r VanNatta
COllingSwOOd-Alfred Wagg
Elwood Circumstances Ryan
Gibbstown-W II Libe
Gloucester City-First, j w Lee
Second, E A Griffith
Haddon Heights-W r Raver
Observation-Disclosures Dare
HamnOnt0n-W L Shaw
Hedding-J 81 Cam
Hurffville-C Wilton
Llnwood-C r Van Hook
Magnolia Circuit-E Mcdonald
Mays Landing-TH Hicks.
National Park-Walter Ellis
New Sharon and Chapel Heights-F A
Paulsboro-Leon Chamberlain
PedricktOWn-E I'll Cloud
Penns Groye-Emmanuel. CIV D Conover
St.Paul Edward Mount
Pleasantyille-Saleni, Wright Eckersley
Wesley. j W Nicholson
Port Republic-J S Garrison
Sicklerville-Chas Champion
Stratf0Id-Peter Provost
Swedesbcro-J SHHamm0nd
| ThOrOfare-E M COnOyer
Turnerville-W e BlackistOn
Victoria-Jesse D0rman
WenOnah-H A Relyea
West Collingswo0d-Richard C0n0ver
WestmOnt-J Earl Custer
WilliamStOwn-F A Wells
WinSlOW-Herbert Bugg 4
WOodbury-A H Lucas
WOodlyne-H j Heineman
BRIDGETON DISTRICT
G H Neal, superintendent
Alloway-EF Apologize
Seaville-J f LOWden
RichwOod-ieorge Reynolds
Bird getOn-Central, 5 g Pitt
First, + L Jewett =
Fourth, HerSchel Lee
Trinity, E A Miller
Wesley, VIM DiSbrOw
Cape May City-W E Lake
Cape May Courthouse Lynch
Cedarville-J w Veal
Centre ~Gsoye-Harry Campbell
Centerton-Wifliam Moore
Clayton-F E Purcell
DeeIffeld-Albert Bailey
notwithstanding M Clark
Dividing Creek-WH K Eltonhead
EldOra Circuit-HOWard Amer
Elmer-H I Hillman
Ewan-B E Buck
Fairton-J T Richardson
Friendship w I'll Mckaig
Giassbor0-G T Harris
Green Creek-W A Ellis
Hayville-L d Henderson
HaneOck's Bridget Whitaker
Harrisonville-L r Corlies
Heislerviile-C w Seigfried
Hollywood G Edwards
L-eesburg-Henry johnson
Malaga Circuit-F d Lawrence
MauriceJown-George Powell
Millville-First. Alexander C0rsOn
Fourth. Elijah Tozer
second, w s Ludlow
Trinity, Lawrence Correll
MinitOla-Christian Ernst
MonrOeville-JOlm Greer
Mullica H~ill-ThOmas HusS
observation-disclosures Miller
NewpOrC-ThOmas 0gle
Ocean City, B Hafnes
| Peerment-GeOrge L Dobbins.
Pennsvtlle-Ffanklln Haley
Pitman Grove-H 4 Robinson
Port Elizabeth-Linc0ln Dreamer
7 Port NOTris-W II Luther
I Qninton-L0uis JOslin
SaIem-Br0adway, "A Robinson
: First, ) f Sechrist
Sea Isle ~City-Henfy Broadway
4 Seayille Circuit w r Blackman
SharptOWn-H II Neale
South Vineland-Arthur Ross
r Tab6rnacid-L z Moore
Il Tuckah0e-H P Grim
Vlneland-F a. DeMAffs