Evening journal., 1921-04-01

Revs. Wallin and Barrett have also
served hfty years in the Methodist
ministry.
Speculate over Appointments.
Among the most interesting
topics under discussion by members
Of wilmington Conference today
were:
VIII the Rev. Theodore r. Beau
champ return 10 Epworth church,
Wilmington. for the ensuing year;
VIII the Rev. j. n. Beauchamp be
transferred 10 a pastorate from the
Secrctaryship OF the Wilmington
city Missionary and Church Exten-
sion Society and the Good WIN In
dustries operated by the NJ. r.
churches at ZIG Walnut street. VIII
mingtonf
To the FIRST Of these questions
Superintendent Robert Watt answers
that r. +. Beauchamp will return
and 10 Is understood that he has been
tentatively assigned to Epworth.
Mr. Beauchamp had not only an
nounced his desire for q change but
has accepted on invitation 20 go TO
/ Selbyville The committee Of Ep-
worth church. following the an
nouncement OF Mr.. Beauchamp,
formally offered the pastorate to
Rev. W. Hulburd Anderson. a stu
dent Of Drew. and associate pastor
Of the Nostrand avenue church,
| Brooklyn. and a son OF the Rev. G..
r. Anderson. now stationed at Elk
ton. Md W. Hulburd Anderson
signihed his willingness 10 come
provided the Bishop and his cabinet
were favorable. but Il Is reported
that they feel Il would not be fair TO
the older members TO bring a young
man into the conference and give
him one OF the best appointments 70
start with.
Former Governor John G. Town
send. OF Selhyville, called on Bishop
| Mcdowell. yesterday afternoon, and
urged the transfer Of Mr.. Beau
champ 10 Selbyville.
The Rev. J. II. Beauchamp prob
ably will be changed TO n pastorate
from his present post. according TO
reports last night. and the Rev FL
wood W. Jones. Of Silverbrook
church, is down for secretary Of the
Wilmington City Mission and Church
Extension Society.
Mr.. Beauchamp stated yesterday
afternoon that he viii not voluntar-
ny relinquish the City Missionary
post and II he Is removed it will bs
against his wishes. He is said q
be not averse ogiving up the City
Mission Work. but feels that toe
much is involved at this time in th'
work Of the Good Will Industries q
make a change.
At a meeting OF the trustees o
o. Wesley Collegiate Institute, yester
day afternoon. organization was ef
fected by re-electing the present Sc
s Of officers: President, the Hon. Johi
C.. Townsend. Jr., Selbyville; vice
, president. the Rev. r. X. Setphen
son, Milford; secretary
q Arley 3. Magee. OF Dover.
The Rev. Hugh b. Kelso. OF Nj
b Pleasant church. near Wilmington
is slated TO go to Perryville and tn
- Rev. W. p. Mcclure. who has bee
attending school. may go 10 Nj
b Pleasant The Rev NJ. ID. Nuttei
e Of Chesapeake City. is said to b
- down for Hillcrest.
The conveniences for writing an
n handing the mail at Immanu'
10 Church are exceptionally good. an
=. while the train service Is not all tina
e could be desired, the mail is handle
quickly between the Crisfield post
I office and the church.
p Postmaster A. B. Cochran had al
T" ready arranged for the mail servic
e at the church and installed +. Ben
. son Dennis, Jr.. as assistant post
4 master. with the election by tn
Conference OF the Rev. J. T. Prous'
Do who knows every member OF Cor
ference as Conference postmaste
7 there is no delay in delivery {
= mails.