The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-25
TENTH ANNUAL
CONFERE nee OF
WEST OKLAHOMA
CLOSED SUNDAY
DR.. Ashley Chappel Is to
Remain as Pastor of the
Ardmore Broadway
Methodist Church
VISITING PASTORS
GIVE VOTE OF THANKS
TENDER CITIZENS UNANIMOUS
EXPRESSION APPRECIATION
FOR COURTESIES EXTEND
ED CONFERENCE

With the reading of the appoint
ments of ministers to the various
churches by Bishop Edwin Il. Mouzon
az the cioso OF Sunday evening s
services at Broadway Methodist church
the West Oklahoma Conference con-
cluded its tenth annual session to
meet next year at Mangum.
Ardmore citizens were gratified to
learn that DR.. Ashley Chappell was
reappointed to Broadway Methodist
church and that Rev. w. j. Stewart
was re-appointed as presiding elder
Of this district.
Rev. Jesse Thompson of Sentinel
was appointed to succeed Rev. X.
l.. Jackson, as assistant pastor to
Dr. Chappell. Reverend Jackson was
appointed assistant pastor of First
Methodist church, Dallas, Texas and
conference student TO Southern Meth
odist University Of that city and
with his wife and son will go to
Dallas Wednesday TO assume his new
duties.
Reverend ard Mrs. Thompson are
expected to come to Ardmore this
week. Reverend Thompson assuming
his duties at once. With record Of
being one Of the most popular men
as chaplain on the Western Front"
during the world war, and having
gone over the top in many Of the
major battles, Reverend Thompson IL
well capable Of his new work and
Ardmore extends hearty welcome
to him.
At the conclusion Of the sermon
by r. l.. Ownbey of Mangum, a
paper on resolutions was read by
Rev. Willmore Kendall Of Lawton.
The conference unanimously voted
thanks TO the Ardmore Chamber OF
Commerce, members Of Methodist
church and citizens of Ardmore, stat
ing that Ardmore had provided the
greatest entertainment in the history
of conference.
est entertainment in the history Of
conference.
Included in the resolutions was
embodied special thanks to The Ard
moreite for the most excellent way
in which it reported the workings
Of the conference" The conference
adopted this report by a rising vote
which was hearty and unanimous.
Following are the conference ap-
pointments:
APPOINTMENTS
ArdmOre District
w ], Stewart, L. T.. (4)
Ardmore (Broadway and Mission),
Ashley Chappell (2) and Jesse Thom-
Son (D.
Ardmore Garter avenuel, T. S.
Stratton, *. q. W. Lewis. supply.
Berwyn, II. i. Robertson.
Davis, c. w. Young, c. e. Glass
pool. supply.
Elmore, J. C. Blackwocd.
Healdton, A. N. Anglin.
Leon, a. NJ. Colson.
Lone Grove, to be supplied.
Marietta, j. W. Cole.
Orr and Grady, NJ. p. Hobson.
Pauls Valley, b. NJ. Nelson.
Ringing, A. Il. Watford.
Sulphur, First church. Il. c. Webb.
sulphur, vinita avenue, Clarence
Bounds.
Thackerville, w. Il. Brock; d. f.
Shaffer, supply.
Wilson, X. Il. Lewis.
Woodford, +. Il. Grover.
Wynnewood, w. l.. Anderson.
Student ). NJ. U. +. l.. Jackson.
OKLAHOMA CITY DISTRICT
j. 4. Mcclure. r. Il.
Arcadia and Wheatland, T.. f.
Grimes.
Binger and Ona, p. Il. McWhorter.
Byers, II. G. Gulledge.
Franklin Circuit, j. w. Huddleston.
FL Reno, st. Johns. ii. Il. Snod-
grass.
Guthrie, G.. l.. Canter.
Lexington. IL. l.. Shelton.
Marion Circuit, A. IT. Barber.
Noble and Shiloh, It. l.. Giles.
Norman, University church, w. L.
Broome.
Oklahoma City. Capitol Hill. C. c.
Barnhardt.
Epworth A. Il. waldrep, j. A.
Parks. supply.
Grace, c. A. German.
st. Lukcs, Forney Hutchinson, W.
NJ. Wilson, supply.
Oklahoma City Mission. Ito be sup
plied).
Paoli and Wayne, r. J. Melton.
Piedmont. Julius II. Wright.
Purcell, II. b. Wilson.
saltwater. s. q. Rogers.
Strutford, J.. s. Sessums.
washington,( to be supplied).
Secretary Christian Education Move-
ment, II. r. l.. Morgan.
Missionary Secretary, Frank Bar
rett.
Children's Home Finding Society,
]. NJ. Porter.
State Commissioner of Charities
md Corrections. w. d. Matthews.
Y. NJ. c. A. Secretary. Il. st. Louis,
J. Ward Nelson.
Y. NJ. c. A. Secretary, a. & NJ,
College. w, W, Crutchfield.
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