The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1914-09-17
VI. {. PASTORS NAMED.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ASSIGN.
MENTs CLOSES Ia JUNTA
MEETING.
Conference Voted to Appropriate So,
900 for the Support Of Aged Min
listers the Coming Year.

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If the Methodist Episcopal church OF
Colorado came to close here with the
announcement of appointments. The
publication Of the assignments was
watched with keen interest, and II Is
sand that they are particularly salts
factory to the large number OF min
Isters affected. Bishop Edwin Hughes
presided.
The conference voted to appropriate
$4,000 to the support of the aged min
listers within the next year. An APP
peal in behalf Of preachers who give
their best years to the church where
the pay is necessarily small was made
by several speakers. Those depend
ant upon ministers unable to continue
their religious work are included
among those to be benefited.
Appointments Of Conference.
Denver district, d. d. Forsyth, dis
trict superintendent:
Argo and Globeviile. William Pep
per; Berkeley. n. L. Glover: Christ
church. Guy L. Konkel: Hardness. J.
:. Ferris; Epworth, A. n. Chapman;
Peoples. w. J. Keeser; Clouxh Memo
rial r. II. Zimmerman. Grace. II. X.
Hollenbeck: Hess, to be supplied; John
Collins. William Zalika; Park hin, f.
=. Mcguire; sloat to be SUPPLIED; Trin-
L. Smith; Asbury, c. b. Wilcox; Cam
sron, J. r., Edwards; Barnum. r, J.
Tramel; Edgewater. to be supplied;
and Petersburg, NJ. b. Wilson: Fifth
Avenue, s. 9. porey: Grant, o; W.
AumaI highlands g g g ; Tnib9deaE y
Carroll; ST. James and Elyria. G. Is
Martin: University Park, Frost Craft:
Warren. O.. w. Fifer.
Greeley district, A. L. Chase, district
superintendent.
Akron. +. c. Norcross. Buttes. T.. j.
Hooper;i BeT,hond; l.; W., Wells; Box
Amudson; Eaton, J. W. Mahood; Elem
ing circuit, W. c. Rhea: Fort Collins
s' Gss. C : = Moss; Fort nd L%pton, r r.
T. b. Tyre; Holyoke. W. 4: Fortner;
Woodworth; Keota. j. H. Jones; Long
Haucher: Atwood and willard, =. ID.
Griffin: Merton. TO be supplied; Boul-
der. r. II. Forester; Brighton. j. f..
to be supplied; Fort Collins c. A. Row
and: reckham and Virgins II. Collier;
Fort Morgan. r. n; Edgerton: Grover.
L. harrington: Hudson. A., J. McClsl-
land; jamestown circuit to be supplied !:
Inlesburg. +. W. Bretnaah; Ksrssy. A.
| Morrison; LonGmont, A. w. Coffman;
Pierce. J. j.. Coffman; Plattvillc. J. Nj
Eldrdge: Sterling, II! A. Ayers Wal
dron and H s..r. G; F.; Harris; Wind
ham; Platner, Edward Nolte: Sedge-
wick. c; A. w. Coye: Vernon circuit.
:; A. Michael; w WELLINGTON, w. 4. Mil
colorado Springs district w. T. Scott
district Superintendent.
Arvada. e. NJ; Cooper; breSkenridge.
Canon city. L. J. Cole; Central city, J.
G. Hyndman; Black Hawk; w. j. Kidd /;
Cheyenne Wells to be supplied: colo
RADIO city J. II. Stuntz
First shnrch sp Meris n As smith St, + Paul
W. Il. Bennett: j. CARMEL Phillips, as-
sistant.
renee. W. f. Clark; Goldfl"ld. j, II.
ketchum: Idaho Springs. e. l.. l.iston:
Lcadville. W: NJ Garner: Louisville aud
Cook: Oak Creek. To be supplied: pcy-
ton circuit. Ralph Walder: Salida. A. NJ
Mclean; Steamboat Springs, ". 7. CAT.
isS u,s I raHs to be sSpplisH; ,s We,
e. Winship: Golden. w. D.. Wills: Hugo.
J. H. Bonner: jefferson Avenue. to be
sa,. "T Risnsra, sy.r rlu e'k
by. II. B. Beattie; when,TidEs, Robert
Ti,man.
Pueblo district. II. NJ Mayo, district
SUPERINTENDENT.
Aguilar, james Mcdonald; Biancn,, F..
W. Elder; Br,s.%ii r E,ds i;ncas' oMs-
son: Fowler. q. :. Parker; Granada, u.
Tedford; Holly. q, A., spencer; Il.
f Bird; Model. to be supplicd: Mosca.
to be supplied; Alamosn. +. W. PIN
lott: Bowen, i. NJ. Rosor. Center. \.
O.. Thurlow: Del Nurtc. q. q Savweli;
Fountain. q. l.. Sl"dE". Goodpastur". to
be supplied: Hasty and Mcclavo, W. z,
White; La. lara, NJ kcsor; Lamar. Y.
Monte Vista. y. II. Lee; ordway, o. u.
Barber
PueblommBe,hsl r ". I,n9odsn; Mis-
n nsrG FIRST M eh " y o H. 6rion NSrh
y'H Ra @SS"P Fora 4 i' Warncr sncrldqp
caiieo; Trinidad. g VI iIondcrs?n; WI
ley. j.. y. Largo: san l.uis valley \.
R"sdei; Springfield +. J. Johnson
Swinl;; J. Martin; Nin'land ANA Avon
Grand junction district. John ].
Lace. district supHr'ui, udgnt -
neouc. ". II Rosc, Cedar sIdgc. . n.
Mcdonald. clnon. }. Albert n"am;
cortez. to 10" suppllod; Delta :.
F[ r%iTa O. = Ken rnnG Iand,Ion "
T., ritn-r: 6unnison. q, l.. Suck"lln
Austin, to be supr'i"dt carhoudHl,. -,
coloua, Joseph Grorn' Crawford, = 4
shepherd: DOLORES Louis Gale; E4rlo
nnd Gypsum, J 4. hutchinson; Glen.
wood Springs. y II 'lcshcr. Grand
Valley aud Rnsalt TO ho Fuppli"d
iIotchtiss H. Il Morris: fgunolo and
payflold, Howard J.. Elsion Lomn and
Mack. to ho supplied: M'su md fln-
tcau city, ~ T. TUCK, Norwood. J "
| Flynn: PaFosp SPRINGS. Marx = Fields;
pnlisadc. n L. Nuckoils. iun" J =.
Coulter: white river j ~ TAYLOR;
I.uzenr. II. X Morris. Munt'r, N"k"n-
dr"o D.mott": Montros". T.. n Kruger
Olath", T., T.. Gibhs: Ppouiu ana FAR
view. T. Is Martin. lidnrwHS j. l..
Carson; Telluride. Y Ross
The Rev. l.. G. Ferguson spoke at
the conference on foreign missionary
work,
An agreement by which Montczumn
county h divided into two districts for
religious work was approved. The
Methodists VIII have ono.half the dis
trict apd the prosbyterans the other
The treasurer showed by his rcpor,
that the receipts for the past year
were s3.s52 In excess OF those for the
preceding year, tn" receipts for tho
past fiscal year II waB reported