Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-29
N. CONFERENCE
CLOSES SESSIONS
APPOINTMENTS FOR MISSISSIPPI
DISTRICT MADE DURING THE
CLOSING HOURS.
MITIGATION PLANS
Resolution Was Featured BY Adoption
Of Oklahoma Conference Plan To
Unity Northern and Southern
Branches.

Branches.
Jackson, Miss.-The annual confer.
ence OF the Mississippi Methodist E1is-
copal Church closed after a session OF
six days. The closing meeting was Tea
tured by the adoption Of a resolution
favoring the Oklahoma General Con
ference plan for the unification of The
Northern and Southern branches of
the Methodist Church:
The conference was presided over
by Bishop w. B. Murrah and was most
successful in every respect.
The complete list of appointments is
as follows:
Brookhaven District.
J. T. Leggett, pressing elder.
Adams, r.. II. Ban; Barlow. E. J. Co
Chitto and Norfeld, w. w. Moore; Brook
haven. G.. w. Crisler; Crystal Springs. H.
l.. Norton; Fernwood, ]. Decell; Fox
worth, H.. X. Mckee; Gallman, c. A.
Schultz; Hazlehurst, L. l.. Roberts; Mag
Ainsworth Supply; McComb Centenary;
w. II. Saunders; McComb, South and
East McComb, F.. B. Ormond; Meadville
and Bude, A. b. Barry; Monticello, r. n:
Kleiser;, Pleasant Grove, c. Z. Beasley'
Thomas; Topisaw. J. c. Ellis; Tyler
town. II. A.. Gatlin; Wesson, ]. w. Thomp-
son; conference evangelist. J. V. Ben
net; president Whitworth college, l. w.
Cooper; field secretary Methodist hospital,
H. NJ. Ellis.
Hattlesbure District.
w. b. Jones, presiding elder.
Blodgett. r. T. Nolen Supply; Col
cell; Ellisyille Mission, T. w. Cooper
tiesburg. Main street, P. D. Hardin; Hat
tiesburg, Court street, r. w. Adams;
Hattiesburg, Broad street, w. A. Terry;
Hattiesburg circuit. G. f. Downer; Hell
David; Lucedale, j.. l.. Greenway; Magee,
H. E. Carter; Mount Olive, T.. 3; Cottrell;
New Augusta, J w. Ramsey; Oloh, S. G..
Moody; Prentiss, J. M. Lewis; Purvis, H.
Mellard; Richton, W. 3. Alsworth; Semi
nary, J. II. Holly; Silver Creek, j.. w.
Chisholm; Sumrall, ]. Z. Williams; Tay-
louisville. A. S. Byrd; Williamsburg, r. T..
Pickett: district evangelist. p. H.. Howse;
conference evangelist, d. e. Kelly.
Jackson District.
j. NJ. Morse, presiding elder.
' Benton, ]. F. Campbell; Bolton, w. >.
Dawson; Brandon and P%elahatchie, r.: "
Fixes; Camden, r. A. Ferguson; Can
ton, b. F. Lewis; Eden, A. S. Oliver;
Edwards, G.. p. McKeown; Fannin, G..
g. Yeag Eire Flora Hayr N; i, Adcs g H f HerTins;;
Jackson, Capitol street, w. H.. Lewis;
Jackson, Galloway Memorial. w. G..
Henry; Jackson, Millsaps Memorial. II. N.
Johnson; Jackson, Rankin street, W. n.
H. P. Lewis, Jr.; Mendenhall and DLo. ].
S. Duke CW. B. Waldrop. ~supernumemar,
l.. Applewhite; Terry. T. N. King; Waugh,
an. r. +. 'Rutledge3 Yazoo CITY. W. =.
Watkins; Sunday school field secretary. J.
L. Neill; commissioner Emory university,
II. Selby; COMMISSIONS Millsaps college.
M. M. Black.
Meridian District.
6; H; n Thompson 4 r. pTeslaass Clarke clark; Mis-
sion, H. E. Raley tsup.2; pekal6, j. +.
terprise, L. F. Afford; Lauderdale, J. H.
Moore Mos,S,.n M asnsrsi. i, 3 3. & &at hhalioq Msrl;
FIT street, W. j.. Ferguson; Meridian
Poplar Springs, r. L.. Sutherland; Meri-
dian Seventh avenue. H. s.. Westbrook;
Meridian, Hawkins Memo "a a, cb M brGa a.
smith; Porterville, w. B. Barrett; Scoo-
ba. j. T. Abney; Shubuta. l.. f. Afford;
Vimville, II. G.. Castales; Waynesboro
station. c. NJ. Chapman; Waynes6or0 cir
cult w. ]. Walters; Daleville A. ). DAVIS
Newton District.
W. L. Linfeld presiding elder.
A. BAY 4, s sRr5nss' cIark ni FIN N. K Milier,'
(sup.); Chunky and Mayhan. G.. L.: NC
Niece; Decatur and Union. v. A. Hays;
~perville and Lena, w. j. McPhearson;
Homewood, NJ. l.. White: Lake, J. NJ.
Corley; Laurel First Church, w. b. Hogg;
Laurel Kinston. w. F.. Baggett; Laurel
aid j. B. stringer; Montrose, H. ]. Moore;
Chambers. Philadelphia, c, NJ. Crossley;
Raleigh. NJ. R. Jones; Rose Hill. II. /.
Mckee: Shiloh, c. II. Strait; Trenton, I.
B. Winstead; Walnut Grove, e. II. Cooley.
Port Gibson District.
NJ. 3. Scarborough, presiding elder.
Anguilla, J. E. J. Ferguson; Center
VILE and Liberty. p. l.. Afford; Fay
cite, J; Q. Ware; Gloster, R; F; narTesll;
J. W. Price; Mayersville, ]. 7. Mcvey;
Natchez G. F. Emery; Nebo, N. S. Loft
tus (supply); Oak Ridge, j. A. Wells;
Port Gibson, H. ". Featherstun: Rick
Rolling Fork, W. w. Greaves: Roxie, to
be supplied; silver City, ]. Fl. Forman;
Utica, b. w. Lewis; vick.burg. Crawford
street, r. b. Holloman; Vicksburg Gibson
Memorial. q. >. Lewis, WOouNllle Clicuil'
Clarence Massey ~(supply), Woodvil!e sta
ton, ]. d. Ellis; Washington, ]: b. Cain;
president Of Port Gibson Female college,
seashore District.
J. X. Jones. presiding elder.
Anericus. !. L.. Carter: Back Bay and
WSf River Mission, L. Fayard (supplyl;
Bay St. Louis, c. C. Evans; Biloxi, Main
strcot. ". f. Toole; Brooklyn and Bond,
ID. w. Timer; Carriere and Picayunc. j..
T. Weems; Coalville. f. A. Allimus: Co.
mmbia, w. NJ. Sullivan; Escatawba. Il. A.
Siblnv: Culfport, First Church, w. II. La
Prade: Gulfport. Seaman's Bethel. W. T.
Griffin; Hub, ]. c. Jackson; Long Beach.
Claude T. Jones; Logtown, ]. f. Gray;
Lumberton. J. A. moore: McHenry, Howl
som, V. G. Clifford; Mantorman. T. n.
Grice; Moss Point, r. F. Jones; North
Gulfport and Mississippi City, L.. A. Dor
say; Pascagoula and Ocean Springs, w.
G.. Forsyth: Poplarville. G. S. Harmon;
Saucier and Lyman, r. r. Meigs; Van
Cleave, W, l.. Blackwell; Virgins. j. l..
Sells: president Seashore Camp Ground
school. II. w. NanHook.
Woodmen Select Leaders.
ALL A---