Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
MAY MAKE CHANGES
IN SUPERINTENDENT
Many Requests, Made at Con-
ference, for Appointment
of Pastors.
Special Dispatch From Stan corr.spon-

dent.
Cambridge. Nd. March .5.--Not
having any ofY'cial information re-
garding district supcrintsndencies and
pastorstes. the appointments still be-
ing I'm "shuffle." or high up In the
air or worse" 1t is said. many mem
bcrs Of the Wilmington Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church are
guessing. They believe there sill be
changes in the superintendencics OF
the Dover and Middletown districts
and think Walter T.. Gunby Will be
offered the Dover district superinten-
dency and George G. Williams, or
James w. Colona or Frank +. Carpen-
ter the Middletown district superin-
tendency. Others suggest ]. w. II.
Sumwalt for one OF these positions
Officials Of Zion Church met last night
and decided. II Is reported, to ask for
Mr.. Gunby's continuance at Cam
bridge should he not be given dis
trict SUPPLEMENTARY.
One OF the possibilities. according TO
I. guessersN is the appointment OF Wal
ter T.. Gunby or William r. Mowbray
to the passionate Of McCabe Memorial
Church. Wilmington. and George G..
Williams TO Cambridge.
There is expectation that the vii
mington City Missionary and Church
Extension Society and the Goodwill
Industries. Inc. VIII ally with Asbury
/, Church and that the corresponding
secretary will also become pastor OF
Asbury and the manager viii also be
come associate pastor. :fllwood w
. Jones now IL corresponding secretary
= and J. IL Deauchamp manager. Snow
I'M. Md, wants William A. Wise. or
r.. G. Mailman or Ellwood w. Jones
= Tor Its pastorate. should Mr., Jones
relinquish the corresponding secre.
taryship, guessers say J. II. Bickinp
might succeed him. Berlin. Md. nIs,
wants MIR Bicking IL John j. Buntins
leaves it's passionate to take charge of
Eastlake Church. Wilmington.
Port Deposit. Md, unable To Obtain
Il. w. Wells. is seeking J. Burton Me.
y Cabe
Visiting delegations yesterday In
: cluded one from Crisheld. Md. sskins
Tor the return of John J.. lohnpon
and two from Salisbury. Md. one re
quesdns the return and the other op.
posing the return Of the present pas
= tor.
: Concord. Md. want. !. 7. Rowien
son. Greensboro. Md. Is considerini
:. '. +. Northrup FOR it, pastoratc. an
Pocomoke city. MD, is negotiating ~
- \. Leach
Ministers who addressed Camhridg
Masons on Thursday night include
. w. h Greenfield. L. w Iayf'eld. 2. "
Wells and George G Williams
u: Many members OF thn conferenc
were guests OF the CamiNidge chan,
her OF Commerce on Sightseeing ,ri
Yesterday afternoon. FOR which auto
70 mobiles were provided
John l.. JOhnson's absence FRO,
r conference Is due 10 blood polSonin,
l. caused by dye in hosiery His cor
lie dition has been serious for severl
- weeks. but is improving.
'e w O. Bennett. attacked by gr!
" since he came 10 conference. Is cor
+ iii ed 20 bed
Wilming;oniane VINO are attend
ri lis conference include MIR. and Mr.
l. Joseph II. Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs Car
Iva - Haas ~Ss anu HAA - II l., LOOM
ir Mr.. and Mrs, Mayrice r. Alexande
a. Mr.. and Mrs. .Eibert Dougherty. Mr.
Carlisle L. Hubbard. Mics hgnes HUI
ne hard, Dick Hubbard, r. p. Turner.
I'll Il. Ely. Harry Lynch, Gilber; II. Ha,
or den. 4. II. Ainscow. William r. Hauy
Leon Sypherd and William b. Snait
JT.
Samuel Webster. aged % years. =
East New Market. Md. was col
ference visitor yesterday.
l. Bishop John w. Hamilton and T
and Mrs Clarence True Wilson a
n rived a; Cambridge last night. hayil
\ motored from Philadelphia Bish.
u Hamilton viii go TO Wilmington III
afternoon and viii preach in St Pau
Church tomorrow