Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-05
Succeeds Rev. J. A. Sage
Who Takes Charge of the
Camden M. E. District.
REV. THEO. COPELAND
COMES TO LAKESIDE
Rev. M. n. Waldrip Goes to Central
Avenue Church, Hot Springs. X.
DidkersOn to Hawley Memorial,
Rev. l.. W. Evans, Carr Memoria

Rev. w. c. Watson, until recently
financial commissioner of Galloway
college, is now presiding elder of the
Pine Bluff district of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. succeeding
Rev. J. A. sage, who is placed in
charge of the Camden district, having
served four years in the Pine Bluff
district. This became known when
appointments were announced at the
Malvern conference Sunday night.
Rev. e. r. Steel was reappointed
pastor of the First Methodist church,
Pine Bluff, while Rev. Theodore Cope
land is sent to Lakeside church, and
Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip, pastor
of Lakeside. Is sent to Mr.. COpeland's
charge, Central Avenue church, Hot
Springs. Rev. J. r. Dickerson be-
comes pastor of Hawley Memorial,
succeeding Rev. II. f. Butler, who is
made one of the commissioners of
Hendrix college, at the request Of DR..
James Thomas. Mr. Dickerson was
formerly pastor of Carr Memorial
church, and recently has been in
charge of the church at Louisville.
Rev. l.. w. Evans was sent to Carr
Memorial church, succeeding Rev. ].
Fl. Rushing, who goes to Mena. Mr..
Evans comes to Pine Bluff from
Sheridan.
Rev. David Bolls, now located at
Roe, was sent to the Pine Eff cir
cult, comprising the Union and Sui
phur Springs churches. Rev. j. w.
Hall has served this Circuit the past
year.
J. Abner Sage, IT., become student
in Emory university.
Appointments Three Districts.
Appointments in the Pine Bluff,
Camden and Monticello districts fol-
low?
Pine Bluff District-W. c. Watson,
presiding elder: Altheimer and Wab'
baseka, p. S. Herrin; Dewitt, A. M.
Shaw; Grady, J. r. Rhodesc; Gillette,
WIFI Rogers; Humphrey, A. Il. JAG
| obs, f. G. Roebuck, Jr., preacher;
New Edinburg. A. 0. Graydon: Pine
Bluff, Carr Memorial and Redfield,
| l.. Il. Evans; r. r. Steel, First
! church; Hawley Memorial, J. r..
Dickerson Lakeside, Theo Copeland:
Pine Bluff circit, David Bolls; Rison,
j J. Colson: Roe, John P. Clegg, sup
ply: Rowell, II. Harrington, supply;
st. Charles, S. w. Raney; Sheridan
| Station, A. M. Robertson; Sheridan
circuit. C. A. Filler: Sheridan and
Tucker. r. A. McClintock; Star City,
A. o. Barnett; Stuttgart: j. II. SIM
mons; Swan Lake, A. j. Ewing; COM
missioner Hendrix college, James
Thomas; First Church quarterly con-
ference commissioner Hendrix col
| lege. H. +. Butler. Hawley Memorial
quarterly conference; student in
Emory university, J. Abner Sage, Jr.
Camden District. A. Sage, presid-
ing elder; Atlanta. b. T.. Roebuck:
Bearden and Millville, J. H. Glass;
| Buena Vista. C. F.. Hosser: Camden
! station. NJ. s. Monk: chichester. F. r.
Garfield; Eagle Mills, w. H. Hans
| ford, Eldorado station, w. c. Hillard; :
Eldorado circuit. ]. Z. Waddell; For
6yce, S. r. Twitty: Hampton, L. IT,
Rogers; Huttig, A. Turrentine; June
ton City. W.. D. Sharp; Kingsland, B..
L. Cabe; Magnolia station, j. l.. Can
non; Magnolia circit, A. G. Cason:
Stephens. d. C. Holman; Strong, A. c.
Rogers; Thornton, J. l.. Dedman;
Waldo, B. F. Scott; Wesson, r. H.
Cannon; professor i'm Hendrix college,
c. J. Greene: Fordyce, @. G. Confer
ence secretary of education, S. r..
Twitty.
Monticello District-W. c. David
son, presiding elder: Arkansas City
and Lake Village, NJ. X. irwin; Arkan-
sas and Southern camp, r. NJ. Apple
white. supply; Collins, M. B. Corri-
gan; Crossett. Moffett !. Rhodes;
Uermott. N. c. Augustus: Eudora. w.
c. Lewis; Hamburg, S. c. Deem; Ham,
burg Circuit, L. NJ. Harp: Hermitage,
j. c. Williams; Lacy, Bede Pickerins;
McGehee, J. l.. Hoover; Monticello, T,
| O. owens; Mount Pleasant Circuit,
Frank Hopkins; Palestine, r. Spann.
supply; Parkdale and Wilmo. H. E,
| Vancamp: Portland and Rlissville,
Roy Farr: Snyder and Montrose. H. l..
Simpson: Tillar and Dumas, j. Fl.
| Cummins: Warren. r. w. Mckay ::
| Watson, J. C. McEinenny; Wilmar, A.