The Ordway new era., 1918-09-20
M. E. PULPITS FILLED
CONFERENCE AT DELTA MAKES
ASSiGNMENTS FOR STATE.
Number Of Special Appointments In
cluded with List Of Pastors for
Churches in Colorado.

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Delta-The Methodist conference
for Colorado adjourned, after a three
days session. Following are the ap.
pointments of ministers made for the
districts in the conference:
Special Appointments.
/ A Beebe president Ilitf School OIL
Theology. University PARK auA''
Ii. M Bettenhausen. at school. mem
ber EnElewood Park quarterly CONFER
W f. Coiiett, general secretary Colo
rado Prison Association. Trinity quar-
terly conference Ala
Society, John Collins quarterly confer
1 snce. , r,
versity, University Park quarterly
b. D. Forsyth. sorrespSnding seersi sd
Church Extension. University PARK
quarterly conference ,,
J. F. Harris, university endowmeh,t
fund agent, University Park quarterly
s. II. KiEksride; ;is agency ,imivsrsiry seers,ary
Park quarterly conference
Henry NJ. Mayo, university endow-
ment secretary. member University
Park quarterly conference
John Oliver, general superintend
of the movement for the salvation of
the little child. member Trinity quar-
a. c. Peck. pastor City Temple
Church. Trinity quarterly conference;
prohibition. Warren Memorial quarter
ly conference.
RnSatz RiS;a oa9s,y agency wasSinssaS sssre.a1S
Park quarterly conference. ,.,
j. n. Rodeheaver. professor iliff
School of Theology. University Park
quarterly conference.
c. b. Spencer, editor Central Chris
tian Advocate, Asbury quarterly con
Paul NJ. spenser., pastor wa Church of of
Park quarterly conference.
w. +, steele. professor University OF
Denver, University Park quarterly
s. A. Weber pastor Community
| Congregational Church. Green River,
! wyo.. Highlands quarterly conference:
Lindsey b. Longacre, professor llitf
school of Theology. University Park
Special appointments in mission con
ferences; John j. Lace, superintendent
Utah; Chester l.. Marsh, Utah; Ray
Smith, Utah; Thomas J. Tramel. Utah
Pueblo District.
Charles W, Hancher, district superin-
tendent, s24 South Union avenue, Pu-
stations and Circuits-Aguilar. F. l.
Blanca, F. h. Guy; Bristol, J; e. Mum
ford; Center. c; N: Cooper; Gheraw, r.
e scaTff pei IoSSsde Mor5e !; Eowior II carsoF e r
| Lucas; Fountain, to be supplied; Good
Pasture; J. r. Millsap; Granada L. c
/ McCiave, W. A. Campbell; Haswell. c.
! NJ. Roberts; Holly, r. r. Adams; Bow
den, r. p. Webster; La Jpnta. A. L. T.
mas, A. w. Rice; Manzanola. Joseph
! Antie; Monte Vista, A. NJ; Maclean:
Mosca. F. r. Guy; Nepesta, W. p Nor,
Heights, fisi RhawaS' Z, ". "" Gibbons' PueSlo; !;
Bethel. T. B. Tyre: First Church, Fred
H. Zimmerman; Italian mission, A. w.
Hall; Northern Avenue. ]. II. Ketohum;
st. Paul. O. X. Maynard. Rocky Ford.
/ @. II. stuntz:. sheridan Lake. H. +. e.
ington. to be supplied; Sugar city, p.
! S. Burr; Swink, James Collins: Trini-
dad. c. w. Huett; Vineland, ,Avondale
| Paul A. Shields, United States army.
| H. r. Morris. leave of absence.
| W. C Cronk, Y NJ. C. A. army serv-
I ice.
Colorado Springs District.
| William T.. Scott. district superin-
Colorado Springs.
Parker; Black Hawk, Dorsey New
Broomfield. D. N. Scott; Burlington, J..
4. A. Moer,man; %,, calhan; T. NJ payis; nnds
Ga9n a. Fnte fi1S csniTs e. CITY a. s
ser; Cheyenne Wells. A. Dennis: Colo
rado springs; Asbury, A; B: Horton;
F. G. Arnold; st. Paul. A, d. Chase !;
and Victor. W. c. Moorman; East Colo:
Lafayette. F. F. Bibbs; Florence, J. il.
Bonar; Golden, N. II. Lee: Goldfield, w.
4. Bowden; Hugo, j. C. Phillips; Idaho
nue., c. o. Blankenship; Louisville.
catterall; CATER Morrison, ec c. 4. Muliendore;
| Oak Creek. l.. e. Goodwin: Parker. R.