Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-17
ME- THOD|ST PASTORS
ASSIGNED CHARGES
IN NORTH GEORGIA

years. The bishop declared, hui
morously, that if he put all pastors
where there are no boil weevils,
things would be terribly crowded.
Rush Burton, editor of the La
vonia Times, was appointed confer
ence lay leader.
After the appointments for the
! next conference year had been read,
the annual session of the North
Georgia Methodist Conference came
| to close.
The assignments affecting the At
lanta churches may be summarized
as follows:
| DR.. w. H. LaPrade, Jr., and DR..
j. H. Fakes are returned as preSid-
| ing elders Of the north and south
Atlanta districts, respectively. There
are no changes in the pastorates of
Trinity, First M. E., st. Mark, St.
Paul and St. Luke.
| DR.. Wallace Rogers, of Druid Hills
goes to the First church at Rome,
and will be succeeded by the Rev. A.
F. Pierce, who will come here from
| Griffin. DR.. Rogers, at Rome, sue
/ ceeds DIR. E. F. Dempsey, who will
come to Atlanta as conference edu-
cational secretary, succeeding DIR.
fin church to succeed Mr.. Pierce.
The Rev. A. F. Mum is assigned
| to the Center street church, and
Grace church, succeeding the Rev.
Marvin Williams, who goes to st.
James church, Augusta.
Assignment of Pastors follows:
Athens District
Athens District-G. F. Venable,
presiding elder. Apalachee, Walter
Millican; Athens, First church and
Milledge Avenue, Walter Anthony;
Oconee Street, w. A. Wells; Young
Harris Memorial, G.. M. AGREE; Ath-
ems circuit, w. c.. Fox, bishop; B. P.
Read; Buckhead,yJ S. Hill; Craw-
ford, G. l.. King; Green circuit, j.
F. Slatham; Greensboro, J. M. Rad
ford; Lexington, H. M. Stroller; Lit
tie River, w. w. Benson; Madison,
S. A. Harris; Princeton, G. N. Hays,
N. T. Polk, junior preacher; Sharon,
j. F. Davis; Tignall, G.. w. Barrett;
Union Point, F. D. Cantrell; Wash
ington, E. D. Hale; Watkinsville, o.
B. Talley; West Wilkes, ". B. Har.
rison; White Plains and Sloan, T.
u. B.. Everton; Winterville and Cher
okee Corner, J. r. Allen.
. North Atlanta District
North Atlanta District-W. H. La
Prade, presiding elder, Atlanta; Cen.
ter Street and Underwood, A. F
| Mum; Collins Memorial and May
sons, J. r. Turner; Decatur and Or
phans' Home, G.. M. Fakes; Druid
Hills, A. F. Pierce; English avenue
and Bethany, M. L. Underwood and
J L. Horton, supply; Epworth, J,
w. Vealch; Emory university
church, H. G. Howard, supply; First
church, G. J. Harrell; Grace, A. G..
Shankle; Inman Park, T. r. Kendall,
Sr.; Mount Vernon, E. C. Wilson,
Patillo, j. o. Brand; Payne Memo
rial, w. j. DeBardeleben; St. James
and Jefferson Street, w. H. Boring
and G. I. Hickman, supply; st. Mark,
S. Ea WATSON; Wesley Memorial, B.
| f. Fraser; Dunwoody, B. L. Belts
and H. J. Penn, Supply; Ingleside,
J. D. Milton; Lawrenceville and Nc
| Kendree, H. H. Jones and j. J.
Blanks, supply; 1oaanville, J. s..
| Askew; Norcross and Prospect, N. B.
Thompson; Norcross circuit, G. A.
Reese, supply; Stone Mountain, o.
M Blackwell; superintendent Or
phans' Home, J. M. Hawkins.
Professors in Emory university, w.
| A. Shelton, H. H. Harris; students
in Emory university, w. A. Langley:
| instructor in Emory university, o. M.
| Hawkins; chaplain federal prison, J.
| A. Sewell; chaplain United States
army, J. A. Gray; editor Wesley Ad-
vocate, w. P. King; superintendent
Georgia Anti-Saloon league, c. o.
Jones.
South Atlanta District
South Atlanta District-J. II.
Fakes, presiding elder, Atlanta; Bon
ME Brae, N. A. White; Calvary and
Bethel, H. S. Smith; Capitol View,
Arthur Manness; College Park and
Gate City Mills, w. H. LaPrade, Sr.,
and G. w. McElroy, supply; East
Point, c.. A. Norton; Grant Park, w.
o. MCMILLAN; Lakewood Heights and
Southbend, H. M. Quillian; Martha
Brown Memorial, E. G.. Thomason;
Nellie Dodd Memorial, r. l.. Ram
sey, supply; Oakland City, r. q.
Tyler; Park Street, S. P. Virgins;
ST. John, c. M. Meeks; st. Luke,
A. D. Echols; st. Paul, w. G. Craw
ley; Trinity, S. r. Belk; Walker
w. Cash; Ben Hill circuit; P. A. KEEL
lett; Douglasville, w. H. Clark;
Douglasville circuit, J. F. Sparks,
supply; East End circuit, J. w. o.
McKibben; Fayetteville, G. P. Gary;
Hapeville, J. H. Barton; Jonesboro,
B. f. PIN, Jr.; Kirkwood, J. l.. ALI
good; Stockbridge; G.. T. Sorrells;
Union City, G. E. Summers, supply;
conference missionary secretary, w.
7. Hunnicutt; conference secretary
Of education, E. F. Dempsey; stu
dent Emory university, L. w. Neff;
agent superannuate homes, w. w.
Brinsfield
Augusta District
Augusta District-J. w. Quillian,
presiding elder, Augusta. Asbury,
w. w. Watkins; st. John, G. c. Jar
rell; st. James, Marvin Williams; st.
Luke and mission, A. H .Hutchison;
Woodlawn, V. E. Lanford; Culver
ton, J. A. Critics; bearing, A. L.
Hale; Deveraux, G.. w. Hamilton;
Gracewood, j. M. Fowler; Grove
town, w. S. Norton; Hancock, @. L.
Morgan, supply; Harlem, J. A. Quill
! liam; Hephzibah and Blythe, G. w.
Hall; Mayfield, w. j. Culpepper;
Mesena, Odum Clark, supply; Nor
wood, j. E. Russell; Sparta, J. T.
Robins; Thomson, J. T.. Fakes;
thomson circuit, w. D. Spence;
Warrenton, H. L. Hendricks.
Dalton District
Dalton District-John F. Var
brough, presiding elder. Adairsville,
Lester Rumble; Calhoun, T. J. Bran
son; Calhoun circuit, I. ]. Lovarn;
Gainesville, L. M. Twiggs; East
Gainesville, G. w. Davis; Chats
worth, G.. G. Burtz; Chickamauga, G.
P. Harris; Dalton, First church, H.
G.. Emory; Hamilton Street, G. H.
Williams, supply; Emerson, Braswell
Dean, supply; Elton, N. A. Parsons,
supply; Paramount, F. E. Crutcher;
Kensington circuit, L. B. Jones;
Kingston, w. A. Simmons; Lafayette
and Rock Springs, j. w. Brinsfeld;