Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-28
PASTORS ASSIGNED
At SOUTH GEORGIA
METHODIST MEET

LII6 HISIOIy u lI1S SOuln Georgia
Methodist conference came to
close here this morning with the
reading of the appointments for the
year.
At the closing session an amend
ment to the constitution of the Wes-
leyan Christian Advocate was pass
ed, fixing the terms of service of the
editor and business manager at one
year instead of four.
In reading the report Of the Sun
day School board, Rev. Reese Grit
fin said it had perhaps been the best
year in the Sunday Schools of the
conference.
Rev. Bascom Anthony, Rev. ]. B.
Dell, and Rev. J. M. Cutler, were
elected trustees of the Wesleyan
Christian Advocate.
Rev. T. F. Thompson, treasurer of
the board Of missions, announced
that $35,525 had been set aside for
the assistance of mission charities
throughout the conference.
Transfers
Bishop Ainsworth announced that
the following had been transferred
to other conferences:
L. T. Johnston, Louisville confer
ence; C. L. Rogers, to Mississippi
conference; I. L. Llewelyn to Virgin
ia conference and A. M. Hughlett
to the Florida conference.
In reading the pastoral appoint
ments, Bishop Ainsworth assigned
Rev. Walter Anthony, formerly pas
tor of the First church, Athens, Ga,
and transferred to the South Geor-
gia conference, to Mulberry Street
Methodist church, Macon, Ga.
Rev. J. A. Thomas, D. D., retiring
pastor of st. Juke's church, Column
bus, Ga, was sent to the Wesley
Memorial church, Savannah, and
Rev. C. r. Jenkins, presiding elder
of the Thomasville district, was as
signed to st. Luke's church. DIR.
Thomas succeeds DIR. Hughlett.
The list of appointments follows
ThomasviIIe District
o. B. Chester, presiding eder; AL
bany, w. H. Budd; Attapulgus, A.
A. Waite; Baconton and Newton, E.
M. Elder; cambridge, j. M. Foster;
Boston. G.. r. Partin; Crimson and
Iron City. P. S. Sharpe; Cairo, A.
Fl. Robinson: Cairo circuit, w. E.
Scott; Camilla. J. H. House; Climax.
J. w. Hays; Colquitt, Fl. A. Heisler;
Damascus, c. D. Harrington; Don
aldsonville, A. S. Trulock; Dixie, M.
B. Boykin; Eldorando Ito be sup
Piled; Jakin, L. G. Walker; Meigs
and Ochlocknee, H. P. Stubs; Met
calf, J. W. Reese; Pavo, J. w. Pat
terson; Pelham, j. P. Wardlaw; Sale
City. c. J. Mallette; Thomasville, P.
w. Ellis; Vada, J. N. Sarrette; Wing
ham and Calvary, E. P. Drake; mis-
sionary to Japan, w. e. Towson.
Macon District
w. F. Smith, presiding elder; Bib
circuit, E. B. Sutton; Byron, j. E.
Summer; Cochran, E. B. Rose; Coch-
ran circuit, c. B. Stroyer; Fort Val
ley, 10y Warwick; Gordon, G. B.
Stevens; Irwinton, 7. A. Moseley;
Jacksonville, J. M. Hancock; Lizella,
E. S. Winn Supply; Macon, Chero-
kee Heights, H. T. Freeman; Cen
tenary, w. H. Joiner; East Mason,
A. B. Wall; First Street, T. B. Stan
ford; Ingleside, J. M. Bass Supply;
Mulberry Street, w. Anthony; New
berg, H. M. Morrison; Second street,
J. N. Hudson; Vineville, o. F. Cook;
Roberta, D. B. Merritt; Sandersville,
N. T. Pafford; Tennille, l., c. Gray,
Warthen, w. J. Simmons; Washing
ton circuit, w. L. Hargreaves; secre-
| tary of board of church extension;
T. D. Ellis; president Wesleyan col
lege, w. F. Quillian; agent orphans
| home, J. A. Smith; professor Wesley
an college, I. E. Mcclellan; general
evangelist, H. S. Allen; conference
stewardship director, G. w. Mat
| thews; conference secretary board of
education, J. A. Harmon; missionary
| to Japan, w. J. Callahan; mission.
airy to Japan, J. D. Cobb; missionary
| to Cuba, H. B. Bardwell; missionary
to Cuba, r. l.. Whitehead; student
at Emory university, H. M. Mar
shall; associate editor and business
| manager Wesleyan Christian Advo'
cate, L. J. Ballard.
Savannah District
B. Anthony, presiding elder;
Bloomdale, f. M. Gaines; Brookle-
and Newhope, T. c. Gardner; Ureka,
H. P. Langlois; Girard, Hamp Ste
vens; Green's Cut, Hamp Stevens:
Guyton, j. o. Burnett; Hilton4a, j.
w. Lilly; Millen, P. H. Holloway;
Newington, Anthony Hearn; oliver,
J. H. Wilson; Rincon, G. P. Pad
rick; Rocky Ford, @. j. Pinson, Sar-
dis, E. L. Padrick; Savannah: AS
bury, M. A. Shaw; Epworth, c. W.
Curry; Grace, s. E. WhittinEtOn;
Trinity, Silas Johnson; Wesley Mon
umental, j. A. Thomas; Pierce and
Thunderbolt, M. T. Beals; Spring
field, T. L. Nease; Statesboro Lee
land Moore; Sylvania, w. A. Kelly;
Waynesboro, j. E. Seals; Centenary
secretary South Georgia and Flori-
da conference, J. M. Glenn; assis-
tant secretary church extension.
board, w. M. Bitch; missionary to