The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-11-08

ministers gathered at the places of
meeting, and an interesting time was
spent.
Sabbath services were held at St.
Johns Church, at which time, DR.. j.
A. Jones, presiding elder of the North
Nashville District, delivered the an
nual sermon, and the ordination of
Rev. A. j. Irwin took place. The
Holy Communion was administered
to the ministers
The reports showed that the sum
Of $2S57.4Q Of Dollar Money had
been raised and sent In That the
grand total OF monies collected, ag-
gregated more than $4,000.
Several changes in appointments
were made after the adjournment of
conference, for obvious reasons.
These changes were, Rev. j. x.
Childress from Shelbyville to Spring
field; Rev. ]. N Carter from Spring
field to Shelbyville; Rev. A. j. Leath
from New Hope to Woodbury.. Rev.
J. N. Carter is said to be one of the
brightest scholars among the younger
element of the conference, and a ma
tive of South America. Rev. w. A.
Smith of Shelbyville, is transferred
back to the West Tennessee Confer
ence. The following is list of the
appointments for the ensuing year:
North Nashville District-Rev. j.
A. Jones, presiding elder; St. John
church, j. H. Smith; Payne Chapel,
j. II. Grant, Lee Chapel, w. A. An
derson; st. Luke, A. P. Gray; Salem,
A. Whitworth; st. James, W. H. Og-
Teton; Springfield, j. X Childress;
Hartsville, j. C. Smith; Riddleton, j.
H. Kerr; Smithville, H. F. Rogan;
Brierville, w. G. Miller; Gallatin, b.
NJ Hughes; st. Phillips, NJ. L..
Spears; st. Peters w, Y. Horton;
Belleview, j. D. Frierson.
South Nashville District-Rev G.
L. Jackson, presiding elder; st. Paul,
II. l.. p. Jones; Bethel, S. j. Howard;
MurfreesbOro, G. l.. jackson. Jr.;
Ebenezer, G, r. Norman; Mt. Juliet,
A. L, Pinkston; Rockville, William
Swift; Cedar Grove, U. S. G. Brown:
Gladeville, T. j. Etherly; Lebanon,
c. II. Williams; Lebanon Mission,
Paul Glenn; Trinity, w. l.. Powell;
Franklin Circuit, William Spain;
Flat Rock, A. T, Cooper; Brooklyn
Circuit, d. NJ. Brown; Woodbury., A.
]. Leath.
Shelbyville District-Rev. f. w.
Gardner, presiding elder; Shelbyville
Station, j. N. Carter; Pulaski Sta
tion, NJ. E. Jackson; Bell Buckle, w.
V. Hawkins; Lewisburg, /. r. Jeifer-
son; Haley Circuit, j. W. Howard; !;
Wartrace, j. b. FoXall Brown
Chapel, r. G, Gordon; Vale Mills, d.
A. Howard; Mt. Moriah Circuit, ]. d.
Jackson; COrnersville, f. r. Reed
Pulaski circuit, d. A. Holbert; Union
vile circuit, l.. T. Buford; Chapel
Hill circuit, T, J. Young; Friendship
circuit, BENZ. Goodrum; st. Mark. j.
NJ. Newsome; Prospect, h. S. Rose.
Columbia District-Rev |. j. Ed
wards, presiding elder; St. Paul, c.
H. Boone; Mt. Pleasant, G.
W. Hodge; Canaan, Early West; Will
Transport, w. L. Ledford; Goodwin, G..
j. Stanford; Culleoka, B. A. Bailey
Lgnnville, William Higgins; Lilburn,
E. u. Brothers; Lawrenceburg, B. c.
Frierson; New Hebron, b. N. Murry 4;
New Hope, E. E. Russell; Haywood,
( j. W. Tally; Brier Ridge, j. C. Mer-
ritt; Sandy Cook, c. T. Reeves
Bethel, w H. Adams; Columbia cir
Gait, E, e. Keys; Fourteenth, EN-
mitt King; Silver Creek, to be sup
piled.
The next session of the conference
will be held at st. Paul church, Nash
vile, October, 1919. ...