South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
ASSIGN PASTORS
TO PULPITS FOR
CONFERENCE YEAR
Bishop Mcdowell Announces
Appointments at Closing
Session Monday.

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Mcdowell and reports OF district SUI
perintendents on the progress Of the
centenary fund which the principal
before the closing session
OF the Methodist pastors OF Northern
Indiana which concluded a week Of
deliberations at Grace VI. Z. church
morning.
Outstanding points in the report
on the centenary FUND showed the
South Bend churches during the past
year have contributed S69.44O 70 the
five year fund and ran approximate
ly 102 per cent on their pledges.
ether cities and towns in the dis
trict averaged in the neighbOrhoOd
or SO per cent OF pledges. w. Z.
Mckenzie is district superintendent
for South Bend.
All Methodist pastors OF South
Bend were reappointed while Rev.
Claude Young, heretofore covering
the circuit Of small surrounding
churches IS appointed pastor of Stuli
w. G. Elinwood is to cover
the circuit churches.
The complete list ef appointments
In the South Bend district Is: Argos,
A. Z. Bagby; Bethel and Cher, Mar
tin Rist; Chesterton, II. V. Deal:
Crown Point. 1. a. Aging; Culver,
o. L. Chivington; East Chicago.
George F. Craig; Gary, First Church,
W. G. Seaman; Grace church, Z. NJ.
Jehords: special appointment, G.. II.
Bleck; Hamlet, A. w. Smith; Ham
mond, first church, Benjamin Rist;
Center church. W. c. Henslee; Mon
roe St, c. II. Lesson; Hanna. to be
supplied; Hebron. J. e. Lord; Indi-
ana HarbOr. ElmOre Jones; Knox, c.
y. McBrayer; Lacrosse, NJ. c.
Bishop; Hobart. Charles W. Shoe
maker; LakeYille, Charles Pollen;
Laporte. A. Briggs, Leroy, V. Z.
Fruits; Merrill and Griffith, r. S.
McCutchen; Michigan City. w. B.
Warrington; New Carlisle. S. A. p.
Reakes; North Judson, G. A. Trodie;
North Liberty. II. b. Collier; Ply
o. T. Martin; Rolling Prairie.
Walter II. Dreuschel: Salem, II. ID.
Bollinger; South Bend. Epworth
o. V. Jackson; First church,
A. Z. Munger; Grace church. b. d.
Beck; Lowell Heights church, c. c.
Jordan; River Park church. a. L.
Brandenberg; St. Pauls j. l.. Gard
liner; Stull church, Claude Young;
K. l. Phillips; Circuit. W. G.
Union Mills, to be sup
piled; Valparaiso, c. L. Carpenter;
]. w. Nell; Wanata. r.
II. Johnson; Wheeler and McCool, a.
P. Jordan; Whiting. H. p Iven;
Westville and Door Village, W. K.
ingalls,; Wheatfield and Tiffit, r. w.
Riddles.
Charlottesville district appoint
ments. L. G.. Leazenby superintend-
emit, are: Advance and New Ross,
". +. Evers; Attica, ]. ]. Wilson;
to be named; Clark's Hill,
burgs and Clairmont, 1. L. Stovall;
to be supplied; Clark's Hill,
Henry NJ. Brown ColfaX, c. b.
Smith; CovingtOn, r. b. Kearn;
First church. NJ. H.
Trinity, Darlington, ]. b..
AfcNary; Flackville and Bethel. L.
S. Smith; Flora, Ray w. knight;
Frankfort. George A. Francis; Hills
boro and Waynetown, II. II. Dun
lazy; jamestown, G. c. Pierce;
Kirklin, George E. Deuel.: Lebanon.
F. X. Briggs; Linden, Robert r.
shannon: Lizton and Pittsboro. U. c..
Abbott; Mace. Frank Beal; Mechan-
icsburg and Bethel, w. II. Broom
field; Michigan Town, Charles Allen;
Moran and Milmore, Harold Pear
son; Mulberry. II. E. Moore; New
Richmond, ]. 1. Clearwaters; New
ton and Salem, Lynn Bates; Pence,
V. V. Hackley; Pine Village, c. f.
Beebee; Pleasantview and Jones
to be supplied; Romney.
Isreal HattOn; Rarsville, L. l..
Beckett: Shawnee Mound and o.
Dell, +. w. Harlow; StOckwell. A.
L. Meredith; Thorntown, c. c. Har-
old; Veedersburg and Kingman, VII
liam Blean; Waveland and New
Machte, o. S. Stewart; Wesley and
Robert. Caughey Naylor; West Leb-
anon and State Line. j Z. Dean;
Dewey Souder; VIII
Transport, A. V. Babbs; Wingate, j.
3. Johnson; Youngsville and Alamo,
10y Hagenbook; Zionville and Sa-
lem. o. Z. Paxson: West Point. L. E.
watson; Burlington, Carl L. Shoe
maker
GreencastIe district. II. L. Davis.
Avon. c. w. Fisk;
and Raccoon, Harold
shape; Bellmore and Mansfield. ID.
F. holland; Ben Davis. w. ]. Stewart;
Bethel and Catlin. Cloyd V. Gustaf-
son; BloOmingdale and Marshall
Homer Wright: Brazil. George B.
Jones; Brick Chapel. L. r. Eck.
hardt: Carbon and News Maysville.
George II. Reibold: Clayton and
Bridgeport. w. w. Swert; Clinton, B..
r. Nesbit; Fairview Park, r. T.
Miles; Coatesville and Amo. J. W
cordrey: Dana. w. L. Abshev; DAN
vile, c. c. Ford; Fillmore and Wes-
ley B. L. Clay: Greencastle. Col
Staunton, Stanley Han: King Ave.
J. L. Porter. Harmony and
". w. Clouse; Riverside Park. Ern-
est Prevo; ST. Pau, L. l. Hovis;
West Park. Lewis Frazeur: Knights
Vile and Pencil, r. w. Michel; La
doga. John Walton; Montezuma and
HiIsdaIe. J. c. Whitson; Newport.
Richard Pengilly; North Salem. II.
C. Weston; Perrysville. Henry Hb-
bard; Plainfield, W. F. Switzer;
Rulsville and Canaan. Orviile
Woody. Roachdale and Morton, \.
NJ. Makafie; Rockville, 5. a. Ben
der. Rosedale and Bridget0n. W. ".
Hopper; RuSsellville, II. b. Cough;
and Smith Park, 10 be sup
piled; Seeleyville and Glen Ayr. =.
NJ. MUncie; Sharon and Lena, ". E.
Bailey. Centenary. Terre Haute, NJ.
c. Hunt, First church. G. II. Ma
hony; Grace, Claude Lininger. La.
Av. II II. Buchanan; Lib
Av. A. :. Warmer: MontrOse. a. &.