The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22
SEVERAL NEW PASTORS
CONE To RICHMOND
several Changes Made. larger Part
being Duc To -Four Year
Limit on Pastoratcs

Quite number OF the appoint
ments made at the Methodist confer.
eacc at. Lynchburg at a late hour
Tuesday night are of especial interest
10 the Methodists of Richmond the
changes and new appointments at
fecting the Barton Heights Branch
memorial, Ginter Park, Grace. St
James, Trinity, Union station West
. End and Woodland Heights churches
( Rev F. h. McSparren, who comes
, to the Barton Heights church, has
! Just completed four-year term as
j presiding elder of the Rappahannocl1
district.
The new minister at Branch Memo
! rial is Rev. +. J. Murdoch, one of the
! younger men of the conference
The pastor OF the new Methodist
! organization at Ginter Park lis Rev
j. S. Flournoy, who has been engaged
in work in the Petersburg section.
Grace church's pulpit is filed by
Rev j. g. Unruh. who has heen in
Portsmouth
At Union Station, probably one Of
the most important churches In the
city which changed pastors this wear
Rev. F. G.. Davis succeeds Rev NJ s.
Colonna. Mr.. Davis comes from High
Street, Petersburg. where he has en-
joyed a successful pastorate. while
Mr.. Coionna becomes presiding elder
OF the Petersburg district.
Rev. w. 7. A. Haynes, who comes
from a four-year term as pastor of
Parkview. Portsmouth, succeeds Rev.
j. I. Green at ST. James, where Mr..
Green has completed very success
full four yesr term
a}ev. 3. T. Gambler comes to Trinity
from the Port Norfolk charge Rev
a. l., Carson. who comes to the va
cant West End pulpit. is a brother
Of Rev. f. Y. Carson. formerly OF
Paramount.
Owing to miX-up in the types IN
which the Petersburg and Richmond
districts were involved in yesterday
mornings Virginian. the list of APP
pointments in those two districts are
reprinted this morning. They follow.
Richmond district---Presiding elder.
Ri. Potts Ashland, q C. Kelly;
Ashland circuit, N & Rice supply;
Bowling Green. I. G. Smart, Caroline,
s II. Johnson; Charles City, NJ. f.
Draper; Goochland. j. f. Avery. Jr.;
Hanover, w. s. Deyerle: Henrico. G.
r. Rood; King William. F.. r. Hol-
land; Rtchmond-Ashury and Oak
land, c. II. Smith. supply Barton
Heights, F. B. McSparran; Branch
.
Broad Street. f. r. Chenault; Centen-
airy, 7. A. Smoot; Central r. NJ.
Maxey; Clay-Street. G. II. Newberry
Decatur Street. s. l. Dumville: Dem
nyStreet. r. y. Hartness; Epworth,
c. Z. Johnson; Paramount Avenue and /
Chelsea -Hill. l., II. Bitt; Fulton Hill /
". K. Cunningham; Ginter Park, l.. I
$. Flournoy; Grace, J. @. Unruh
Highland Park. r. NJ. White; High /
and Springs. II, D. Mollart. Laurel
Street, w, @, Boggs. and J. E. Mozart
hey, supernumerary; Monument. G. H
Aambeth, and e. l. Pell. supernum-
srary; Park Place and Orphanage. w.
E. Thompson st. james, ". IA.
Haynes: st. Pauls. v. e. Johnson:
Trinity and Mission. B. r Gambler. ].
W, Dixon; Union Station, e. q. Davis.
West End. A. l. Carson Woodland
Heights, r. B. Proctor: Spottsylvania,
) Fl, Pulliam, supply; professor En-
lry university, w. J. Young: superin-
endent Tennessee hnti-Saloon league.
J. D. McAlltster; educational secre-
airy Of missions. +, II. Rawlings;
ice president and treasurer Ran
iolph Macon Woman's college. S. c.