Gilpin observer., 1918-09-19
N. E. PULPlTS FILLED
CONFERENCE AT DELTA MAKES
ASSIGNMENTS FOR eTATg.
Number Of Special Appointments In
eluded with List Of Pastors for
Churches In Colorado.
western Newspaper Union News service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Delta.-The Methodist conference
for Colorado adjourned. after . three
days session. Following are the ap-
pointments of ministers made for the
| districts in the conference:
Special AppointAsats.
]. A. Bssbe, president Iliff School Of
Thsology. University Park quarterly
conferences.
Der Englewood Park quarterly confsr-
enoe.
w. E. Collett, general secretary Colo
sado Prison Association. Trinity quar-
John Collins. agent Preachers Aid
Society. John Collins quarterly confer
Frost Craft secretary Denver Uni
conferences.
tary Board of Home Missions and
Church Extension. University Park
quarterly conference.
j., F. Harris university endowment
s. H. Kiskbrids, agency secretary
farS fmefsaa Saarteriy 9is sonfsssnes Es,es
Henry NJ. Mayo. university endow-
mont secretary, member University
Park dhS quarterly artery onasp SonasrensH s,n.a.n.
of the movement for the salvation of
the little child. member Trinity quar-
terly conference.
A. C. Peck pastor City Temple
Church, Trinity quarterly conference.
W. D. Phifer. lecturer on national
prohibition. Warren Memorial quarter
ly conference
American i sibie soeiety. sn wa:sinsson .sSls1ssn
Park quarterly conference.
J. N. Rodeheaver, professor 1liff
School of Theology, University Park
quarterly conference.
C. B., Spencer, editor Central Chris
ference
Paul NJ. Spencer, pastor Church of
Park quarterly conference:
w. +. Steele. professor University of
Denver. University Park quarterly
s. A. webber, pastor Community
Wyo.. Highlands quarterly conference.
sohnod Lindsey 3; LSngaere1 professor iliff
quarterly conference.
ferences: John j. Lace, superintendent
Utah: Chester L. Marsh. Utah: Ray
Smith, Utah: Thomas ]. Tramel. Utah.
Pueblo District.
Charles W. Hancher. district superin-
tendent' ss4 South Union avenue. Pu-
Stations and Circuits-Asuilar. F. L
5Logston; Alamosa. to be supplisd;
ah'e ferd Center r sux ease e1oner e. Nun R.
Eaas: Y. NJ 5ohases; S' Fowler: 3: +
Passaie' J. r. allsap h9 De eaSaRss aranasa aoSs e
Elver; Hartman. L W. .coffman; Hasty-
AoGlays: W. 4, campbsli; Haswel. Q.
% aen RqS'Es' R 3 waS.t.r aS'y II r. Jnnt. RoI
mas; A. W. Rice; Mans.noia. Joseph
Aosss NoR's n auy ws1s A M Man
HsIgSts,. < W. eibbons. PueSio:
f. hs'ai n R!fs s:an kn s.oS Frsa
St. Paul. o. k. Maynard. Rocky Ford.
eoh E. Il sspns. I FFsks FaW sto1
5. Burr; swins. James hf Collins; 1yi Trini- 4:
dad. e W; Huett; Yineland- -Avondale.
Paul A. Shields, United States army.
H. r: Morris leave of absence.
l. Albert Dean; leave Of absence.
Colorado Spring.. District.
tssIden., 1902 North Weber Street,
Parker: Black Hawk. Dorsey New
p Scott John
A. Norman; calhan. T. NJ. Davis;
n. A. Flintel; Central City. W. j. Kee-
ser; Cheyenne Wells. A. Dennis: Colo
rado springs Asbury. A. B. Horton:
2. g. Arnold; st. Paul A. b. Chase;
Trinity. T. G. Collister: Cripple Creek
and Victor, ". c. ,Moorman; East Cole
Lafayette, F. F. Bibbs: FLORENCE, j. II.
Bonar; Golden. N. H. Lee; Goldfield. ".
4. Bowden; Hugo. J. C. Phillips; idaho
nue., c. o. Blankenship; Louisville,
John spargo; Leadville, c. NJ. Fish:
Limon. A. NJ. Vr Den; Lttleton, II. j.
Oak Creek. L e. Goodwin: Parker, r.
". Howell; Rockvale. G. A. Berry; Sa-
Ida. BENJAMIN Eitelgeorge; Silver
Plume. Lisle r. Hosford: Steamboat