The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-22
DR., W|LLIAMB. KICKS
IS AGAIN RETURNED
TO FIRST METHODIST
POPULAR PASTOR is SENT BACK
HERE FOR ANOTHER
YEAR.
DR.. LIVERY PRESIDING ELDER
Rev. w. 3. Taylor Transferred to the
Nashville District-Cheek, Horn
and Moody and MoIIoy Are All Re-
turned to Charges.

DR.. William Benjamin Kicks hal
again been returned as pastor OF thu
First Methodist church. This will b.
most gratifying news to the member
of that church and to all the people
of the city for he has proven himsel
to be one of the most earnest work
ers, loyal Christians and efficient pas
tors that the city ever had. The
church has made marvellous stride!
during his term here.
There will be general regret thai
the district loses its presiding elder
DR.. w. B. Taylor being transferred
to the Nashville district. DR.. Taylor
has served the district two years
ably and efficiently and is deserving
of the promotion to the largest dis
trict in the conference.
DR.. J. B. Cheek, who has been al
South Columbia for the past year has
been returned, and Rev. ]. M. Horn
also comes back to Bigbyville and Mt
Olivet. DR.. T. L. Moody, the veteran
of the conference, again goes to Cul
Ieoka for the third year,
The following are the appointments
in the Columbia, Mt Pleasant and
Franklin districts:
Columbia District-W. B. Lowery,
presiding elder; Bigbyville and Mt
Olivet, J. M. Horn; Chestnut Grove,
E. w. Jarratt, supply; Columbia sta
ton, w. B. Kicks; Culleoka and Glen
dale, T. l.. Moody; Delrose and Shi-
lob, F. G. Dickson; Diana circuit, w.
l.. Nelson; Elkton and Bee Spring, W.
H. Beasley; Lynnville and Taylors,
John S. Rice; Mooresyille and Bryant
W. W. Pullen; Olivet and Pleasant
Valley, R. NJ. Chenault; Pisgah, w. H.
Williams; Prospect and Bethel, ]. X.
Lee; Pulaski, ]. j. Stowe; South Co.
lumbia, ]. B. Cheek; Trinity and AS.
pen Hill, R. S. Tinnan; conference
missionary secretary, j. ]. Stowe.
Mt. Pleasant District. F. Beasley,
presiding elder Clifton Mission, j. B
Spurlock; Enterprise circuit, w. O.
Largen Ethridge circuit, w. j. Will
son; Flatwoods mission, J. M. E. Neal
supply; ellis Mills mission, Frank
Haley, supply; Hampshire and Cross
Bridges, R, J. Craig; Hohenwarld mis-
sion, w. j. Gilbert; Lawrenceburg
station, George R. Allen; Linden cir
cult, B. S. Fielder; Lobelville mission,
W. R. Wilson; Loretta mission, C. NJ.
Charles; Mt Auburn mission, B. j.
Stages, supply; Mt. Pleasant, station,
j. A. Molloy, l.. R. Long, superannua-
ry; Napier circuit, T. B. Gillian, sup
ply; Russell mission, w. B. Gates,
supply; Savannah station, j. R. Par
son; Savannah mission, Lonnie Free
man, supply; Waynesboro mission.
w. C. Charles, supply; West Point
circuit, M. R. Hayes; Williamsport
circuit, j. S. Henley.
Franklin District-W. ]. Collier,
presiding elder; Almaville mission,
]. L. Kellum; Antioch circuit, John F.
Baggett; Bethesda circuit, c. S. Ca
bard Brentwood station, ]. E. Wood
ward; Chapel Hill circuit, ]. w. Hens
ley; College Grove and Triute, w. T.
S. Cook; Eagleville circuit,J. A. Alli-
son; Epworth and Trinity, W. H.
Baird FaYhington circuit, M. K. Har-
well; Ferhvale circuit, ]. R. Stephens;
Franklin circuit, R. w Seay; Frank
lin station, w. S. Taylor, P. A. Sow
ell, superannuary; Nolensville circuit
T. w. Nolen; Santa Fe circuit, Robt-
Waite; Spring Hill station, A. P. Wal
ker; Theta mission, o. C. Haley;
Thompson circuit, ]. R. Wright; mis-
sionary to Japan, w, K. Matthews.