Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

Poole, Snow Hill, Md; J. l.. Dcrrickson,
supply, Smiths Island, Md.
Pastoral changes at the following
| charges are considered certain:
WiImingtonK Kingswood and Trinity
Churches
Rural Wilmington diatrict-B Brack-Ex,
! Cedars, Charlestown, Md; CIaynont,
CoIora, Md; Elkton, Md; Hockessin,
Hopowell, Md; Marshallton, Mt. Leba-
non, Northeast, Md. Port DEPOSIT, Md;
Red Lion, Richardson Park, Rising Sun,
Md; st. Georges and Summit, st. John .,
Md, and Zion Circuit, Md.
Dover district Beckwith and Speddcn,
Md; Bethel, Church Creek and Taylor's
Island, Md Crapo, Md; Elliotts Island,
Md; Pennington, FELTON,, Galestoen nd
Mckendree, Md; Hurlock, Md; Laurel,
Iewes,. Millsboro, Nassau, Rehoboth,
Seaford and Seaford Circuit
Easton district Bayside Md; Boz
man, Md; Burrsvile, Md; Clay ton,
Cordova, Md; Denton, Md; ia ston,
Md; Fairlee, Md. Kenton, Odessa,
Pomona, Md; Preston, Md; Thigh man
Island, Md. Townsend, Trappe, Md, aud
Wye Mills, Md.
II. High Adams. now pastor Of Trinity
Church, this city, has accepted n pastoral
invitation from Brack-Ex, and +. u.
Collins, now at Northeast, Md, has ac-
cepted pastoral invitation from Trinity.
q. T.. Jones may leave Lcwes and go TO
Richardson Park.
Although invited 10 return to Wesley
Church, this city, H. w Wells may take
another pastorate.
Howard McDhde, transferred from the
Philadelphia Conference, viii he appoint
ed pastor nj Claymont. Someone will be
transferred from the Wilmington Con-
ference I'm exchange, but the minister who
will go out has not yet been selected.
III. S. Dulaney, now at FELTON,, Is "slat-
ed for Sharptown, Md.
Frank T. Carpenter, now at Laurel, has
accepted a pastoral invitation from Sea
ford
j II Warren, now at Seaford, will enter
detached service
Edward L. Hubbard, retired minister
of the Baltimore Conference and spiritual
director Of Brandywine Summit camp
meeting, will cease serving MS pastoral
supply at Beckwith and Speddcn, Md,
and will reside on farm he purchased
few years ago.
f. N Faulkner, now at Delmar, has
under consideration a pastoral invitation
from Easton. Md.
J. G. Bolton, transferred from the
EfttiHtdAiNk ] tpt<snlskilA sstAAl%fAf RhAa -
appointed pastor at Clayton.
t. NJ Shockley and II. -. West, who
have been serving Bayside and fairlee,
Md, respectively, viii be left without
pastoral appointments so that they may
attend school.
j W Gray, now at Charlestown, Md,
and r. III Webster, now at Townsend, viii
request that their relation be changed from
effective to retired because Of illness.
George " Cooke Of this city viii ask
that his relation he changed from retired
TO effective. The relation Of other minis
ters ON the retired list IS not likely 70 be
changed
Ralph MinI1er, recommended by Grace
Church, W l. Hess, recommended by
McCabe Church, and Raymond Cooke,
recommended by st. Paul s Church, will
apply for admission to the conference on
trial
i. Fl. Dashiell, who is finishing his
term as corresponding secretary Of the
Conference Claimant Endowment Com
mission, VIII probably take special work or
pastorate
Tie following ministers viii probably
continue In their present positions: J. III.
Beaurhamp, corresponding secretary Of
the Wilmington City Missionary and
Church Extension Society; II. g. Budd,
president OF the Wesley Collegiate Instr
t1Ite; G. P. Keen and f. G. Prettyman,
Anti-Saloon League agents; Howard Davis
special service; Milton McCann, fted
secretary Of the Board Of Seaday schools
The conference viii probably elect the
following officers: Disston " Jacobs,
secretary: ". Z. Gunby, statistician
V f. Hills, treasurer.
4 service will be held in memory Of
J. VI. Mitchell. J. 4. Arters and D. +.
McFaIll. retired ministers; Charles A.