Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-22
APPOINTMENTS Of
CONF ERENCE READ
At LAST SESSION
Bishop Makes Two Addresses,
0rdainS DeaConS and Elders
and Reads Appointments
BeCkman to Stay Here,

The closing day of the New Mexico
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church was marked by morning ana
evening address by the presiding
bishop Francis ]. Mcconnell, ID. d.,
Of Denver, the ordination Of deacons
and elders in the afternoon and the
reading of appointments at the close
of the session at night. Rev e. o.
Beckman was reappointed to Albu-
querque for the ninth time.
In the afternoon the conference love
feast, led by the Rev. $. T.. Turner,
was observed. Bishop Mcdonnell Of
Debating at the ord. nation services
which followed, ordained S. b. Thorn
as of Springer. and Thomas Ogilvie OF
Albuquerque as deacons, Elders or
lained at the same service were 5. W.
Marble of Santa Fe. Il. {. Baker OF
Ell Paso. William Nimont of Folsom
and @. B. Traveller of Cimarron.
Pastors in the Methodist Episcopal
church are appointed for one year
only, and at the end of that time they
may be sent to another church or re-
appointed to the same charge, the
appointments OF pastors IN the New
Mexico conference are as follows:
For the English district. S. Alonzo
Bright of Albuquerque. superintend-
ent; Albuquerque c.. O. Beckman;
| Belen, c. Il. Ketcham; Cimarron, G, b.
Traveller; Columbus. G. w. Barton;
| Clayton circuit, c. $. Markham; CO.
roma, Ed LeBreton; Des Moines. to be
supplied; Eel Paso, First church Henry
Van Valkenburg; Ell Paso. Orchard
Park church. Rufus c.. Baker; Es-
| tancia and Willard, J. M. Wilson,;
/ Elephant Butte and Mesilla, William
| Vimont; Las Vegas, L. +. Thurreson;
| Maxwell, John Everington; Nara
Visa, G.. e. Rainsgerger; Ration, j. G.
| Keegan;. Roswell. h. S. Dunn; Santa
Fe, S. w. Marble: Santa Rosa and
Fort Sumner, S. E. Turner; Silver City,
j. II. Elder; Springer. $. b. Thomas.
| The charges of Clayton, Des Moines,
Espanola Mountainair, Mogollon, Roy,
| Solano, Ute Park and Red River City
are to be supplied.
| r. Il. Farley was appointed super
intendent Of the Anti-saloon league,
| M. O. Stockton of El Paso. agent for
opportunities fund; II. r. Mills OF
| Clayton. quarterly conference, secre-
! tary of interchurch survey; and w.
| II. Stevens of the Roswell quarterly
conference, secretary of the Children s
| Home Finding society
| Inc following appointments were
made in the Spanish district;
H. A. Bassett, district superintend-
ent, Albuquerque; Albuquerque,
Thomas Ogilvie; Belen and Peralta,
La Joya and Mountainair, Thomas M.
Harwood: Cerro and Taos. Pablo l..
| Martinez; Deming, Hurley and Santa
| Rita, Manuel Flores; Deming. assist
ant pastor, supply. Epigmenio Flores;
| Douglas, Ariz., B!sbee and Naco and
Aqua Prieta, John Burman; Dulce, L.
| ". Salazar; Ell Paso. supply, Leandro
| Fernandez; Hillsboro and Las Animas,
! Victoriano Cruz: Las Cruces ana Dona
Ana, Dionosio Castales; San Marcial
and Valverde. f.. b. Candelaria; So
| zorro; Escondido ana Magdalena
Juan Chavez; Taos. assistant
pastor supply. Eulogio Mon
| toya; Tucson and Sanchez, Higinio
| o. Costales Wagon Mound and
! Springer, D. NJ Verduzco; Winslow
/ and Flagstaff, Ariz, J. p. Salazar
supply; Seneca b. Garcia, Sunday
school missionary, Albuquerque Span
ish quarterly conference; Prof. Frank
Guy Heslet Albuquerque college; II.
\. Bassett, president of the Albuquer-
/ que college.