Evening star., 1922-03-27
PAST0RsASS|GNED
FOR ENSUING YEAR.
Conference 81 N. {. Church
South Makes announcement.
Local Appointments.

Assignments of pastors to various
churches of the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal. Church
South, were announced today at the
session of the conference at the
Mount Vernon Place NJ Z. Church
South.
They are as follows: 4..s
Washington dis.=ict-J. H. Wells
presiding elder.
Washington city-GaivarE, w. A
Lynch; Emory. E. A. Lambert; Pet
worth, John Paul Tyler. J. T. Myers
pastor in Japan: Marvin. c. NJ. Hes
ser; Mount Pleasant. G. h; Kay;
Mount Vernon Place. Z. u. Chapp.l IL
(M L. Rippy, jr.. preacher); ST. Paul s.
]. J. Ringer: Woodmont, E. H. Davis.
supply: conference missionary secre-
tary, 4. l.. Biakemore; secretary 1or
Southern Cooperative League Tor Ed
ucation and Social Service, j. T.. NC
d. Naylor.
Other Assignments.
BeItsvilIe and Branchville. r.. l..
Whiting; Brunswick. Wendell Allan;
Calvert. A. G. Lyons; Chesapeake. 4.
C. MAXWELL: ClarksburG. Fl. L. CON-
man: Colesville. W. b. Dorsey; Fred
erick. A Lee Barrett: Gaithersburg,
n. NJ. Brown: Goshen. G. X. MAYS
HyattsyilIe and Brentwood. c. II.
Cannon; Laurel. F. F. Neel; La Plata
and Indian Head. H. Q. Burr; Claude
Gaylor, supply. junior preacner'
Mount Rainier. J. M. York; Patuxent.
" c. Rice: Poolsville. E. W. Aaron;
Potomac. r. w. Brubaker; frlncS
Georges. /. c. Michael; Rockville. N.
B. Harmonn, jr.: Gather P. Narhe Id,
jr., preacher: Savage. ]. w. Mitchell.
Discussion md voting on memorials S
to be submitted to the quadriennial
general sessions at Hot Springs, ARK:
IN May, consumed the greater part OF
the session.
The session opened with prayer by
Bishop e V. W. Darlington of West
Virginia. and after several minor
reports, Rev. William Stevens. chair
man of the committee on memorials,
read tie various papers as passed on
'by members of the conference preach-
erS.
Memorials Approved.
The following memorials were con-
CURED in by the general assembly:
That on recommendation of the gen
eral board of finance. the latter part
of the next quadrennial be be devotea
support of the superannuate.
That women be admitted to mem
bership in the quarterly conference
and the district conference.
That the church be districted into
episcopal districts, a bishop be ap-
pointed to each district. and that he
be provided with an episcopal resi-
dence in that district.
That a commission be appointed to
survey and correlate the work among
young people, in order to prevent
overlapping in certain organizations.
The body also concurred in a me
mortal removing the time limit aito-
gether for pastors and presiding ED
ers, likewise to consolidate the blpie'
board with the board OF Christian
literature.
Other Proposals CoReurFed In.
of the president of the Woman's mis-
sionary Society to membership in the
quarterly conference, and the reduc-
ton OF the amount Of Tnoney-.to De
provided before the erection OF
church from three quarters OF the
amount, required to one-haii, were
also concurred in.
After considerable discussion 1t was
finally voted to concur IN the memo =
rial setting the fFst Wednesday In
Ap9 as tts tine for he,nssa.n che ns1s meet
It was voted-to hold the sessions
of the conference next year at the
West End NJ. E. Church South, Roa-
Rev. Dr.. H. H. Sherman gave op-
work being done, and said that at
present there were 1868 woman stu
dents in the Randolph-Macon Wom-
ems College.
He said that more than s4o0, 900 had
been subscribed at the Baltimore Con-
ference for general educational work.
Intense interest was manifested re-
garding the appointments to be made
for 1928, but owing to the neces-
sity of fhe cabinet of elders having
hafn Gna QaiO n q
were completed. these announcements
will not be made until later today.