Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-04-01
Conference Amendments.

time, comes TO ShepheroStoWn' ReV. j.
A. Anderson has been appointed presid-
ing elder for this the Winchester district.
Rev. T. J. Lambert, the former presiding
elder, has been m de pastor OF Central
Church, Baltimore. The following are
the appointments for Winchester district
in full:
|. A. Anderson, Presiding Elder.
Winchester-W. y. Tslbert.
Frederick-E. w. Bubaker.
Stephens City-C. Sydenstricker.
Middletown-J. H. Haley.
Strasburg-R. c. Meeks.
Toms Brook-To be supplied.
Woodstock. r. Jacobs.
Edinburgh. A. Strother.
Front Royal and Riverto1-J. c. Co.
penhaver.
Wanen-L. R. Markwood.
Linden B Hedrick.
White Post-B c. Wilson.
Berryville-S. A. Parker.
Glen Side-To be supplied.
BrucetoWn-R. ID. MCNeer.
Ridgeway-W. r. Hardesty.
JefterSon-C. H Cannon.
Charles TOWN.. A. Tyler.
Shenandoah Junction-E. w. Aaron.
Shepherdstown-A Knox.
Berkeley-D F. Eutsler.
Martnsburg-H. p. Hamlll.
Mount Jdckson-R. L. Wiltig.
New Msrket-W. Dorsey.
Professor in Randolph-Macon College
j. A. Kern.
Missionary to Africa-C. c. Bush.
Conference Secretary OF Education
H. p. Hamil.
Transferred TO Missouri Conference
@. c. Beery.
Rev. H. J.. Stephens, formerly Of this
place, has been returned for another term
as presiding elder OF Rockingham district.
Rev. A. A p. Neel, who has been pastor
at Marshall, Va, will 60 TO Emory Uni
versity, in Atlanta, as a student for the
ensuing year. Rev. H L. Hout has been
returned to Calvary Church, Washington.
Rev. B. " Switzer, who is succeeded ID
Martinsburg by Rev H. p. Hamill, goes
TO Epworth Church, Washington. Other
appointments of interest TO the people OF
this section are as follows: Rev. Hubert
Sydenstricker. who has been al Fairfax,
goes TO Leesburg; F. F. Neil, Goshen, in
Montgomery county, Md. Rev. S. Reg
ester Neel, Anderson, w. Va. Rev. c.
HesSer, Arlington; Rev. w. F. Locke,
Lexington; Rev. VS.. Hammond, Trinity
Church, Roanoke; Rev. w. A. Lynch,
formerly ofShenandoah Junction, is trans.
ferred from Cumberland to Greenville,
Va; Rev. R. K hewitt, Durbin, W. Va;
Rev. George Hasel, Wanenton Rev. J.
p. Stump, EaSton, Md. Rev. q. T.
Tyler, Fairfax; Rev. J. c. Thrasher,
Monterey, Va; Rev. J. c. Hawk, Fred
ericksburg. Rev Chas. S. Stanton, for
merly Of Shepherdstown, more recently
of Elkton, Va, who has been in failing
health for the past year, has been placed
on the superannuated list.
The case OF Rev. J. o. Knott, remand
ed by the committee on appeals tor new
trial, came up in Conference. The sec
retary stated that Rev. Dr. Knott had
united with the Congregational Church
on profession OF faith, and is in charge OF
a church Of that denomination in or near
Washington. This closes the case with
this Conference and his name goes upon
the records as "having Withdrawn under
charges"
The Southern MethodistS Of Shepherds
town and vicinity are greatly pleased that
Rev MIR Knox is coming here, as they
earnestly desired him for pastor He
has been here several times during the
past year or two, and made a most favor
able impression not only upon his own
denomination but upon all who heard
him. He is an unusually able preacher
aad a genial, companlonabe gentleman
His family consists of himself, his wife
and four children. During his pastorate
at Stephens City Mr. Knox built a fine
new church, regarded as one of the best
in this district, and twas dedicated few
weeks ago. Rev Mr.. Sydenstricker, who
leaves Shepherdstown by reason OF the
expiration of the time limit, goes to Ste
phens City and takes the place vacated
by Mr. Knox. He has been a faithful
pastor here, preacher Of power and a
Fearless expounder OF the Gospel, and has
had the full respect and regard not only
OF his own congregation but of our people
generally.