Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
CHANGES ARE MADE
IN LOCAL PULPITS
Five New Methodist Clergy
men Assigned by Conference
to Omaha Churches.
REV. TITUS LOWE TO STAY

Five Methodist church pulpits will
be filled with ministers new to Omaha,
according to the announcement just
made by the conference at Hastings.
Rev. Titus Lowe of the First Metho-
dist church will remain as will also
Rev. c. N. Dawson who has been at
the Dietz Memorial church .'or num-
Der of years,
McCabe Methodist church pulpit
will be filled by Rev. L. V. S1ocumb,
who comes from Loup City.
Rev. George P. Trites of Sutherlin,
Ore, comes to the Hirst Memorial
church. Y
To Grace church will come Rev. c.
c. Wilson of Tecumseh.
Oak Street church pulpit will be
occupied by Rev. ]. D. Walker OF
Palisades, Neb., and Rev. w. H.
Downing of Gretna comes to the Jen-
nings Memorial church. s
Rev. F. M. Sisson of Fremont is
to remain at Fremont, and Rev.
John Calvert is returned to Benson.
Rev. Thomas Bithell, who has been
at Hirst Memorial, has been trans
ferred to Broken Bow and Rev. w. H.
Underwood, who has been at McCabe,
goes to Blair.
Assignments.
Hastings, Neb., Sept. l9.--(Special
Telegram. Bishop Homer c. Stuntz
announced the appointment of minis
ters for the state at the CLOSE of the
Methodist conference for Nebraska
this morning. The assignments for
the Omaha district are as follows:
Ames supplied by N. W. Gains.
Arizona to be supplied.
Arlington, j.. d. Hammel.
Beemer, II. M. Pinckney. Y'1
Benson, John Calvert W
Bethel, e. 8. Grimes.
Blair, W. II. Underwood.
Craig and Aldergrove, e. T. Underwood.
Decatur and Blackbird Earl N. Litteroll.
Elk City r. +. Farley.
Fremont, F. NJ. Sisson.
Gretna and Springgrove to be supplied.
Herman, supplied by c. e. Bowen.
Hooper, A. II. Brink.
Kennard. ]. b. Stoner.
Liberty to be supplied
Maple Grove to be supplied.
Lyons, C. W. Ray.
Nickerson, ]. q. Galloway, supply.
North Bend, w. W. Whitman.
Oakland, w. N Wallis.
Omaha Dietz Memorial. c. N. Dawson;
First church, Titus Lowe; Grace, c. c. Will
son; Hanscom Park, e. d. Hull; Hirst Me-
mortal. George p. Trites; jennings, W. II.
Downing; Letter Memorial, D. D. Silver
brand; McCabe. L. v. slocumb: Mission to tho
Deaf supplied by p. ]. Hnsentab: North
Omaha mission. to be supplied; Oak Street,
]. D. Walker; Pearl Memorial Earle Bowen;
Trinity, j. r. Poucher; Walnut HILL o. NJ.
Keve.
Pender and Thurston, A. J. Warren.
Purple Cane, e. A. Smith.
Ralston and Richfeld, G.. A. Bolax.
Rosalie. supplied by B. NJ. Kuhn.
Springfield and Plattford. II. C. Capsey.
Tekamah, D. w. Wagner.
Valley and Leshara, J. W. Lewis.
Walthill, J. II. Hard.
,Wisner, e. L. Barch.
The following district superintend-
ents were appointed: Hastings, J. w.
Embree; Holdrcge, J. w. Fitzpatrick;
Grand Island, S. M. Boutwell,; Kear-
ney, G. w. Isham; Fairbury, F. E. Gil
bert; Omaha, U. G. Brown; Norfolk,
E. r. Hossban; Tecumseh, E. r.
George; Lincoln, J. E. Boeye.
M. B. Carman OF Minden was made
state evangelist. He will start on
his new work December Is.
Three Changes.
Three changes we're made in dis
trict superintendents, as follows: Rev.
]. F. Boeye, Grace church, Lincoln,
was made district superintendent OF
Lincoln, to success Rev. M. B. Will