French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-30
Mr., WONBLE WILL
SERVE FOURTH YEAR
At METHODIST CHURCH
q Tuttle Appointed Presiding Elder
ASheviIle DiStrict-Mr. Burgess
and Mr. Huneycutt Returned

pnT ". F. WOmble has been return
-, 70 Hendersonville by Conference to
sorva his fourth year as pastor of the
11,odersonville Methodist church. Rev.
q TutIle was appointed presiding
,rer Of The Asheville district, Rev. A.
n',roess returned to East Flat Rock
ana Rev. R. F. Huneycutt was return
i Cd to Mills River. The appointments
tor The Asheville district follow:
Asheville District,
G. Tuttle, presiding elder.
AsheviIle, Bethel. o. Erwin.
Ashpyille Central-C. w. Byrd.
Asheville Chestnut Street-D. At
Asheville, Haywood street-o. P.
Asheville West Asheville-s. T. Bar
ber.
Asheville Circuit. H. Lanning,
supply.
Biltmore and Mt. Pleasant-D. r.
Profitt.
BLACK Mountain-G. H. Christen-
berry: R. L. Ferguson. supernumerary.
Brevard-W. S. Poovey.
Fairview-W. A. Thomas, supply
Flat Rock and Fletcher--A. Burgess.
Hendersonville-W.F F. Womble.
Henderson Circuit-JOhn FL. Green.
Hot Springs and Marshall-To be
supplied.
Lecester-J. E McSwaim
Mars Hill. L. Smith.
Mills River-R. F. Honeycutt.
Rosman-C. A. Johnson.
SpriHg Creek. M. Green.
Sulphur Springs--T. A. Groce.
Sw&rnanLa--i P. Boyle
T:vGn and Saluda-W. A Newell.
"; NUT. o. Banks. Sill ply.
NeaI erville-E. w. Fox.
Wcaverville Circuit. = Higgins,
President Weaver College, r.
Walker. -......
Missionary to corea-M. B. Stokes.
Missionary to, China-R. J. Parker.
Resolutions approving the unifica-
ton of Methodism in the Uaited States
upon the tentative plan adopted by the
General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, were adopted by the
Conference.
C. A. Johnson, S. L. Owen and J. c.
Brown. local preachers, were elected
deacons and T. L. Noble, local
preacher. was elected elder.
". c.. Bowden and J. F. Harrelson
preachers on trial were discontinued
at their own request, having failed to
pass examination.
F. W. Cook, J. H, Green, M. W. Mann
and ]. w. Vestal, travelling preachers,
were elected deacons.
U ~ d d
Mock. ]. E. McSwain, W. M. Smith, E.
O. Smithdeal, G. w. Williams and J. M.
Foger, travelling preachers, were
elected elders.
Ten new men were admitted on trial
7. ]. Higgins, J. Lafayette Smith, Ed
Love Kirk, Thomas F. Higgins. Will
liam Lee Scott, Joseph NJ. Greene,
Samuel P. Mauedinx Houston G. Alle~
B. C. Revis, John C. Umberge%.
A. S. Abernethy, J. w. Bennett, J. w.
Combs, T. V. Grouse. r. L. Forbis, ID.
V. Howell, G. A. Johnson, M A. Os-
borne and w. A. Jenkins were. preach
ers continued on trial. ,.-.>-
The committee appointed year ago
70 look into the matter Of establishing
Methodist hospital within, the Con
ference recommended that the building
Of hospitallunder the condition that
It be located where a suitable hospital
medical staff a suitable site. at least
100000 toward buildings and equip
ment to ultimately cost not less than
$1oOO00 is secured. The COMMITTEES
was continued with power te actt
j. R, scrogge, presiding elder OF the
snelby district -annnounced- that D.: III,
Comann had Joined the ministry OF the
Presbyterian Church. -. - >, =.
The ConfeFepce which was held. oil
Gastonia. Bishop John C. Kilgo. pre-
siding. adjourned Monday night TO
Meet next year in Asheyille. 49,,