Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
BISHOP ANNOUNCES
APPOINTMENTS AS
CONFERENCE ENDS
Methodist Ministers Are
Assigned to Posts for
Coming Year.
r. r. CHENAULT AND
T. A. SM00T STAY HERE
Rev. M. S. Colonna Succeeds R.
H. Potts as Presiding Elder
of Richmond District.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. s.-Outstand-
ing features OF assignments made at
the concluding days session OF the
one hundred and thirty-eighth an
nual session OF the Virginia Confer
encc OF the Methodist Church, South.
as far as the Richmond district IS
concerned, is appointment OF Rev. NJ.
S. Colonna to succeed r. II. Potts as
presiding elder.
+. r. Chcnault. of Broad Street: r.
A. Smoot. OF Centenary: James NJ.
Mooney. of Branch Memorial; c.. w.
wray, of Central; j. L. Bray, of De-
catur Street: l. S. Flournoy, OF Gin
ter Park: L. T. Williams. OF High
land Park, G.. w. Jones, OF Monu-
mental; r. N. White. OF Park Place:
j. n. I.aughton. OF Denny Street. and
T. +. Johnson. of ST. rauls, are
returned TO their present charges. :.
II. G. Gregory succeeds II. p. I.ump.
kin at st. James. and r. y. IIartness,
OF Denny Street. is succeeded by f.
v. Carson.
Other changes are: r.. Il. Scott. now
of Fulton Hin. to Trinity; S. l.. Dunn
VILE and &. Is. Chappell to Falrmount
Avenue and Maple Grove; ]. F. Car
sey to Grace: y. a. Page to Asbury:
W. S. Deyerle to Barton Heights. and
a. a. Whitmore to Epworth.
The appointments announced by
Bishop Hendrix In the closing hour
OF the conference follow:
Richmond District.
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prcsiding elder; Ashland. C. C. Kelly:
Bowling Green. w. l.. King; Caro-
line. j. r. Osborne. supply: Charles
City, c.. r. Kiracofe. supply. Gooch-
lhnd, W. F.. Thomas: Greenwood, w.
u. Creekmore; Hanover. II. H smi,h,
Ffenriop, G.. II. Rood; King William.
H. G. Tfnyior Ssppply;. New Kent. j.
w. Arthur. supply: Richmond. AS
bury, N. A. Page; Barton Heights,
| w 8. Deyerle; Branch Memorial. ].
NJ. Mooney. supply: Broad Street, i.
| r. Chenault; Centenary. T. y. Smoot;
| Central, @. w. wray; Decatur Street.
J. l.. Bray: Denny Street. f. V. Cur
| son; Epworth. a. a. Whitmorc: Fair
mount Avenue and Maple Grove. S. L.
Dumville and G. *. Chappcll. supply:
Fulton Hin. Il. b. BLAND: Gintcr Park,
l.. S. Flournoy: Grace. J. F.. Carsey:
Highland Park, and Little Trinity. L
T. Williams; Highland Springs. and
Seven Pines, \. l.. Cason: Laurel
Street. J. r. Laughton; J. r. Nc
Cartey. supernumerary; Monument,
G. w. Jones; L. L. Pell. supernum-
erary; Park Place and Orphanagc. Il.
NJ. White; st. James. II. c, Gregory;
S;. Pauls., T. E. Johnson; Trinity and
mission, r. D. Scott and J. w. Dixon.
Union Station and Glen Echo. II. w.
Dunkley; l.. J. Durby. supply; West
End. c. z. Johnson: Woodland
Heights, n: b. Proctor: Spottsylvania.
s. II. Pulliam. supply: Toano. w. Y.
Scales: Walkerton, n. y. Calvert;
supply, professor in Emory Univer-
sity Centenary Q. CO: w. ]. Young.
foreign secretary of missions (Ccn-
tenary c., CO; L. II. Rawlings. Vice
president and secretary-treasurer of
Randolph Macon College Oakland
3. C,). s. c. Hatcher; superintendent
teacher training tBroad Street q. c..
j. w. Shackford; principal Southern
Seminary (Bowling Green Q. c.. l..
II. Rowe; secretary state Board OF
tNdTltlcS anu 1OTIcCllOHS tlEiultS
Q. C.). j. r. Mastin; superintendent
Conference orphanage (Gradc q. C.).
4. Z. Sharpe. assistant superinten-
dent Conference orphanage Park
Place Q. C.): j. u. Hosier. superin-
(Highland Springs Q. c.; q. w. Nc
Faden, conference superintendent Of
Sunday School {Highland Park 9. Co.:
]. II. Montgomery. editor Richmond
Christian Advocate (Barton Heights
Q. CD: G. II. Lambeth. business man.
ager Richmond Christian Advocate
(Rarton Heights Q. ca; G. +. Greene.
general chairman Childrens' Home
Society of Virginia (Ginter Park Q.
CO.; c. E. Pleasants, missionary to
Cuba; w. X. Cunningham: W.. +.
Thompson. Withdrawn from the
church; transferred, G. W. II. Taylor.
to upper South Carolina Conferences;
J.K- Walker. to upper South Carolina
Conferences: c. T. Thrift. TO Carolina
Conferences; Roy Moore, to Louisiana
Conference.
Charlottesville District.
Charlottesville district-B. Il. Lips.
comb. presiding elder; Albcrmarlc.
B. l.. Hudson; Amherst, J. NJ. Greene;
Batesvilie, j. C. Harry: Brightwood.
L. w. Somerville. supply; Chnrlottes-
Vile. First church. II. y. Myers:
Charlottesville, Hinton Avenue. NJ. NJ.
Leggett; Crozet, b. S. Via: Cuipeper,
j. l.. Finch. ]. NJ. Burton, supply:
Culpeper circuit, j. X. Holman; East
Albermarle. w. II. Keyser. supply;
Fiuvanna. Frank Burruss: Gordons-
VILE, J. Il. CHI; Greene, J. b. Askew;
Louisa. L. II. Early; Madison and
Mountain Mission, c. L. Salmon; Mon
roe, w. 8. Brown: Mount Pleasant.
Van T. Crawford. supply; Nelson.
II. v. Shenton: Orange. A. L. Steven
Bon: Orange circuit, J. S. MAxey;
RapIdan. to be supplied; Rappahan-
mock. w. A. Orser; Scottsvillc. J. E.
Daniel;~ Scottsville circuit, J. 3. Pet
tus. supply; South Amherst, n. w.
Burnett, SUPPLY: South Nelson. II. j.
Brown; West Amherst. s. s. Myrick;