The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-28
REV. 7. H. THOMPSON
RETURNED TO FIRST.
ME- ETHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. L. c. Gray Who Has
Served Four Years Here
Goes TO TenniIIe.
METHODIST CONFERENCE
AT WAYCR0SS CLOSES
T. M. Luke, Able Young Di-
vine Who Has Been at Pear
son. Has Been Assigned to
McKendree Methodist.

Rev. T. H. Thomson, the Popular
pastor who has been at the First
Methodist church for the past two
years, has been returned to his charge
while Rev L. c. Gray who has been
the pastor of the McKendrec Meth
odist for nearly four years, has been
sent to Tennille, Washington county,
and while it is well known that this
city is not as large as Brunswick, the
fact that there is only one Methodist
congregation there makes the new as
signment somewhat in the nature os
a promotion and which, it also may
be said, is wen deserved. DR.. Gray
came here from the First Methodist
church at St Mary's and under his
pastorage the McKendree church has
grown both in membership and influ-
ence and much good has resulted
from the results Of his efforts.
In returning Dr Thomson to the
First Methodist it is needless to say
that members of the congregation
are delighted and this pleasure is nor
only confined to the Methodists Of
Brunswick but the general public as
well. DR.. Thompson is an earnest
forceful pulpit orator and not only IN
his church is his influence felt but
the beneficial results are evident IL
all quarters of the city.
The new pastor Of McKendree Rev
r. NJ Luke, has done valuable wor
at Pearson, Coffee county, and he
leyaes church which mas th14ved un-
der his pastorage as never before
That he viii prove acceptable to the
members of McKendree there is ne
doubt. He is married and win come
to Brunswick at once, bringing his
family with him.
Another appointment Of unusual
interest is that of Rev. l.. f. vii
liams, formerly in charge Of the
churches at Darien and Townsend.
He has been assigned to Darien anc
Arco and is well and favorablJ
known by many Brunswickians II,
is an bale divine and will find haerty
welcome at the Arco church.
Other assignments made are as fol-
lows.
Rev. J. c. Flanders, presiding cid
er; Alma and Nichols, Rev. Johr
Swain; Alma circuit, Rev. II. A. Bill
lingsley; Atkinson, Rev. Aaron Kel-
"; Blackshear, Rev Paul Muse, BroX-
ton, Rev. T. r. Drake; Darien and
AArco, Rev l.. E. Williams; Douglas
Rev Guyton Fisher; Folkston Rev.
r. NJ. Salter; Hebardville, Rev. X. f.
Owen; Hinesville, Rev. Moody Booth:
Homerville, Rev T. H. Tinsley; Jesup.
Rev. w. A. Brooks; Ludowiei, Rev.
c. W. Jordan; Mershon, Rev. c. r
Williams, supply; Pearson, Rev. j
A. Rountree; Screven, Rev. c. E.
Smith, St. Mary's and Kingsland
Rev l.. ". Walker; Townsend. Rev.
A. M. Smith, supply; Waresboro, Rev.
f. A. Martin, Waycross, First church
Rev. f. T Morgan; Waycross, Trim
ity, Rev. J. R. Webb; White Oak, Rev.
w. c. Rain; Missionary Evangelist
Waycross and Savannah districts,
Rev. J. F. Clark; Students in Emory
University, T. f. Pickren and Rev.
J. G. Hardin; Americus. First church,
Rev. J. NJ Cutler; Ameficus, Lee
street, Rev. L. A. Harrell; Arlington,
Rev. S. A. Hearn; Blakely, Rev J. P.
Chatfeld; Cuhtbert, Rev }. S. Grahl;
Dawson, Rev. T. NJ Christian; Shell
man, Rev. w. F. Burford; Buena Vis-
ia, Rev. K. Read; Butler Rev B. A.
Pafford; East Highlands, Columbus,
Rev. D. G. Mann; North Highlands,
Columbus Rev. H. L. Pearson; Rose
Hill, Columbus, Rev r. Kerr; st.
Luke, Columbus, Rev c. r. jenkins
st. Mark, Columbus, Rev j. F. Barn
hin; St. Paul, Columbus Rev. w. l..
Wright; Riehland, Rev. J.. A. Brown;
Arab. Rev J. NJ. Rustin; Ashburn,
Rev. c. G. Earnest; Cordele, Rev. f.
o. Heath; Fitzgerald. Rev w. Langs-
ton; Hawkinsville, Rev. j. L. Jones;
Marshallville, Rev w. P. Bleyins;
Montezuma, Rev. J. B. Johnstone;
Ocilla, Rev. w. f. Arnold; Perry,
Rev. W. K Dennis; Vienna, Rev Z.
NJ. Ledbetter; Dublin, Rev. f. NJ. Ov-
erby; Louisville, Rev w. A. Mallory;
Wrightsville, Rev G. W. Hutchin-
son; Cochran, Rev. E. E. Rose; Fit.
Valley, Rev. 10y Warwick; Macon,
Cherokee Heights, Rev. H. T. Free
man; Macon, Centenary, Rev. W. H.
Joiner; Macon, East Macon, Rev, A.
B. Wall; Macon, First Street, Rev. I.
B. Stanford; Macon, Mulberry Street,
Rev. Walter Anthony; Macon, Second
Street, Rev. ]. N. Hudson; Macon,
Vineville, Rev. o. r. Cook; Sanders
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