The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-10-15
REV. W.B. TAYLOR
WILL Be PASTOR
or FIRST CHURCH
ONE OF ABLEST MINISTER'S OF
THE CONFERENCE SENT TO
@ COLUMBIA CHARGE. VIII
WILLIAMS TO SOUTH COLUMBIA
CuIleoka and Bisbyvillc Are United
With Larecn AS Pastor--E. M. Har-
reII Back AS the Presiding Elder.
Cherry to GalIatn. l
From. Mondays Daily Hcraldo

(Flom. Mondays Daily Herald
Rev. W. b. Taylor, one of the ablest
preachers of the conference, comes
to Columbia as the pastor of the First
church, succeeding DR.. Cherry, the
latter going to Gallatin.
Rev. E. NJ. Harrell was returned TO
this district as presiding elder. Guile
Okla and Glendale and Bigbyville were
united into one circuit with Rev. W.
o. Largen as pastor. Rev. w. e. Doss
succeeds Rev. H. M. Jarvis at MI.
Pleasant Rev W. NJ. Cook was made
presiding elder of the Mt. Pleasant
district, and Rev. W. l.. Jackson, OF
the Franklin district. Rev. Mr.. Eel
der comes back to Hampshire and
Cross Bridges ;st
Rev.rW. H. Williams comes 10
South Columbia succeeding Rev. Mr..
Chenault, whose four years had ex-
pired. .-u .a. T..
The following dispatch gives the ap-
pointments in the three districts of
Maury county, announced by Bishop
Atkins on Sunday night:
SfIELBYVILLE, Tenn, Oct. IL
| Columbia district-E. NJ. Harrell, pre-
siding elder; Ardmore Mission w. II.
Blue; Bigbyville and Culleoka, w. o.
Largen Chestnut Grove Circuit, c.
B. Cook: Columbia Station, W. B.
Taylor; Delrose and Shiloh, J. L. Che.
nault; Diana circuit, w. II. Saxon;
Elkton and Bee Springs, j. c. Harper;
Lynnville and Taylor, J. w. Putnam,
Mooresville and Bryant, ]. G. Mabry:
Olivet and Pleasant Valley, w. A,
Stroud Pisgah circuit L. w. Parrish;
Prospect and Bethel, W. l.. Harwell;
Pulaski station, II. B. Blue; South
Columia mission, w. H. Williams;
Trinity and Aspen Hill. S. H. Parks
Franklin District-W l.. Jackson,
presiding elder: Almaville circuit, J.
r. Stevens; Antioch Mission, G. s.. Ca
bard Bethesda circuit, o. E, Hall;
Bethlehem circuit. Allen Miller; Brent
wood and Johnson, w. II. Baird:
Chapel Hill circuit. j. r. Simpson,;
College Grove and Tr.une, W. E. Cous-
or; Eagleville circuit, J. i. Reeves;
Epworth and Trinity, J, f. Tinnon;
Pennington circuit J. B. Estes;
Franklin Station, L. IA. Anderson;
Greenbrier mission, T. j. Clark; No
lensville circuit. o. H.. Lane; Santa
Fe circuit, j. T. Cotton; Spring Hill.
station. j. E. Woodward; Theta cir.
cult, E. U. Robinson; Thompson Sta
ton, W. B. Lowery; Missionary to ia
pan, w. x. Matthews; conference sec
rotary of education. E. H. Anderson,
Mt. Pleasant District-W. NJ. Cook,
presiding elder; Bonnerton circuit, L.
f. Haley; Clifton and mission, P. B.
Freeman: Collinwood mission Ed
Willis; Enterprise circuit, ". F. Pow
ers; Ethridge circuit, w. o. Charles.
Flatwoods mission, ID. X r. Wagners,
ellis Mills mission, J. NJ. Neal;
Hampshire, and Cross Bridges, d. $.
Fielder: Henryville and Napier. A. q.
Mays; Hohenwald mission. w. c,
Folkc; Lawrenceburg station, w. w.
PulIen; Leoma mission, w. l.. Brown:
Linden mission. A. r. Hogan; Lo
rctta circuit, B. F. Argo; Mount Au.
burn mission. Ed Bradley: Olive Hill
mission, J. c. Elkins; Mt. Pleasant
station. W. T.. DOsS; Perry mission,
J.. l., Freeman: Savannah station, J. l..
Ransom; Savannah mission. W. r.
Armstrong: Wayland mission, J. c.
Horn: Waynesboro mission. l.. d. Nc
Donald; West Point and Chinubee. G.
L. Poole; Williamsport circuit, J. 3.
Spurlock. q