The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-28
METHODIST MINISTERS
RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS
Conference Adjourns at Bishopville
After Very Successful Meet
ing-AppOintments.

Bishopville, Nov. 25.-The 135th
session of the South Carolina confer
cnce closed tonight after a very busy
and valuable day of preaching and
special song services in the city
churches by visiting ministers.
The services at the Methodist
church, the home Of the conference
at this session, were especially enjoy
able to everybody and most gratify-
ing to all the people Of every faith
in the city, in that it was the dcdi-
cation services for their magnificent
new building. The sermon was de-
livcred by Bishop James Atkins, after
which the brief but impressive scr
vices, setting aside the building for
the services of God, were held
At the services tonight, after the
reading and adopting of resolutions
of thanks to the people Of Bishopvillc
for the magnificent entertainment and
thanking the bishop for many cour-
tcsies extended the ministers, the rem
dering Of a special and magnificent
song program by specially trained
choir, and short fathcry talk by
! the bishop, the appointments for an
other conference year were read by
Bishop Atkins.
The new appointments are below:
Charleston District
G. +. Edwards, p. E.; Allendale, w.
V. Dibble; Appleton, J. A. Graham;
Beaufort, j. J. Stevenson; Bethel, G..
T., d. II. Everett; Blackswamp, J. A.
McGraw; Bluffton and Ridgcland, ID.
N. Busbee; Charleston, Bethel, II. G.
Herbert; Hampstead Square, S. D.
Colycr; Spring Street, j. P. Inabinet;
Trinity, NJ. l.. Banks; Yongcs Island,
c. II. Eastcring, Jr.; Cottagcville, G.
K. Way; Cypress, w. A. Youngblood;
Early Branch, J. ID. Williams; Ehr-
hardt, O. S. Fielder; Estill, p. B. In
graham; Hampton, p. A. Murray;
Hendersonvillc, J. b. Prosser; Lodge,
w. ". Bedcnbaugh; Ridgeville, j. D.
Bell; Summerville, B. G. Vaughan;
Walterboro, f. II. Bcckham; Wando,
Mission, f. K Epps.
FlOTenCe DlStrlCt.
Peter Stokes, presiding elder. Ben
nettsville, First church, w. w. Dan
iel; West End, w. l.. Guy; Benefits
vile, c. r., II. E. Morris; Brightsville,
j. l.. Tyler; Bethlehem, J. T. Mac
Marlanc; Cheraw, G. +. Kirby; Chcs-
terfeld, b. J. Guess, r. B. Owen, sup
ernumerary. Darlington, Trinity, II.
j. Cauthen; Epworth, j. Y. Davis;
darlington, G. r. j., s. Bcasley; East
Chesterfield, A. r. Phillips; Florence
Central, S. B. Harper; Bert A. Powell
army Y. NJ. C. A.; EIartsville, j. II.
Fowler; jefferson, NJ. NJ. McLendon;
Lamar, w. II. Ariail; Liberty, w. l..
Wait; Marlboro, j. f.. Ford; McBcc,
S. D. Bailey; McColl, II. &. Hardin;
Patrick, j. f. Carter; Pagcland, &. r..
Rhoad; Pamplico, f. W. Hurst; Tim
monsvillc, and Pisgah, j. II. Nolan;
Timmonsvillc, G.. II. +. S. Hook; Con-
ference secretary of education, Peter
Stokes; conference secretary Of mis-
sions, S. B. Harper; Kngstrcc dis
trict, D. Arthur Phillips, p. E.. An
drews, G. A. Teasley; Cadcs, &. l..
Ingram; Cordcsville, B. S. Hughes.
Georgetown Duncan Memorial, l.. l..
Bddcnbaugh; West End, r. r. Tucker;
Greeleyvillc, G. w. Davis; II. w.
Whitaker, supernumcrary, Mem
mingway, J. A. Campbcll; Honey Hill,
j. Il. Mcconnell; Johnsonvillc, w. p.
Way; Jordan, w. o. Henderson;
Kingstree, C. IT,. w. G. Ariall; Lake
City, w. II. Hodges; McClellanvillc,
Gobe Smith; New Zion, w. G. Elwcll;
Pinopolis, f. f. Hodges; Rome, n. w.
Godbold; Salters, j. f. Clark; Sampit,
G. G. Gardner; Scranton, G. w. Bur-
CESS; Summcrton, w. f. Virgins;
Turbcvillc, NJ. f. Dukes.
Marion District.
NJ. w. Hook, presiding elder;
Gaynor, D. H. Attaway; Blcnhem, E.
.P. Hutson; Brownsville, j. B. Wei
don; Bucksvillc, w. II. Perry; Cen
tenary, d. d. Jones; Conway, f. l..
Mccoy; Conway, G. r., Paul r.. Wood;
&c. c. Derrick; Dillon, w. b. Dun
can; Dillon Mills, J. NJ. Gasquc;
Floyds, II. w. Shcaly; Floydalc, j. r.
Sojourncr; Lakcvicw, w. r. Phillips;
Latta, B. G. Murphy; Little River,
II. r.. Morrison; Little Rock, S. j.
Bcthca; Loris, j. l.. Mullnnix; II. L.
Singleton, supcrnumcrary Marion, j.
W. Daniel; Marion, c. r., f. G. Cald-