Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-30
More Appointments
Made at Conference

WldQc at conference
Here are additional appointments
made at the South Georgia Metho-
dist conference, in addition to those
published in Tuesdays Tri-Weelly
Journal:
M'Rae District
H. G. Jones, presiding elder. Ala
mo. R.W.. Cannon; Altamaha Cir
cult, C. S. Martin; Bailey, T. E.
Davenport; Baxley Circuit, n. H.
Olmstead; Cedar Groce Circuit, w.
f. Minchens, supply; Chauncy, I. K.
Chambers; ClaXton, E. L. Vain
wright; Cobbtown, H. w. Hill; Daisy.
to ebsupplied Eastman, George
Macree; Glynnville, L. B. McMich-
ael; Hagan, J. E. Channell; Halle
hurst. J. w. FINLEY; Helena and
Scotland, c. L. Nease; Jacksonville,
L. T. Rogers; Lumber City, E. E.
Gardner: Lyons. Theodore Pharr:
McRae, M. r. Hefin; Mount Ver-
non. l.. E. Brady; Pembroke, Moses
Register; Reidsville, r. F. Dennis,
Rhine, T. B. Kemp; Surrency, J. P.
Dickenson;' Uvalda, E. G. Dowdy.
Vidalia, ]. E. Sampley; West Green,
w. c. Bryant; president South eGor.
gia college, Joe E. Parker; mission
airy evangelist, McRae and Rubin
districts, H. N. Benton.
NnIIoe4o
J. c. G. Brooks, presiding elder.
Abel, j. Fl. Stanford; Alapaha, L. E.
Pierce; Berlin, E. r. Cowart; Choola,
j. F. McTire, supply; Doerun, w. S.
Johnson; Eldorado, c. B. G.. John
son, supply; 'Hahira, E. A. Sanders;
Lake Park, J. F. Ford; Midtown, J.
F. Smell; Morven, B. +. West: Moul-
trie, Reese Griffin; Moultrie Mission,
T. f. Waller; Nashville, w. NJ.
Norman Park, H. c.
Brewton; Omega, J. E. Fain; Pou-
Ian, l.. I. Barr; Quitman, S. c. diff;
Remerton, w. D. Raybon; Sparks
and Mission, H. Etheridge and J.
N. Shell, supply; Statewide, A. l..
Green; Sylvester, w. A. Huckabee;
Triton, c. A. Jackson; Valdosta, N.
H. Williams; Willacoochee, F. J. Jor-
dan; president Emory University
academy, A. w. Rees; missionary
evangelist. Valdosta district, W. J.
Waycross District
J. c. Flanders, presiding elder.
Alma, Nichols, John Swain; Alma
circuit, H. A. Billingsley: Atkinson,
Aaron Kelly; Blackshear, Paul
Muse; Broxton, T. F. Drake; BraEs-
wick, First church, T. H. Thomson.
McKendree, T. M. Luke:
i. E. Williams; Doug
las, Guyton Fisher; Folkston, F. M.
Slater; Hebardville, r. F. Owens;
Moody Booth; Homer
vile, T. N. Tinsley; Jesup, w. A.
Brooks; Ludowici, c. w. Jordan;
Mershon, C. r. Williams, supply
Pearson, J. A. Rountree; Screven, c.
E. Smith; St. Mary's -Kingsland, L.
w. Walker; Townsend, A. M. Smith,
supply; Waresboro, e. A. Martin;
First church, E. F. Nor
gan; Waycross, Trinity, j. r. Webb;
White Oak, w. c. Rain; missionary
evangelist, Waycross and Savannah
districts, j. F. Clark; student in
Emory university, j. G. Hardin.
Transfers
Transferred, in: Walter Anthony,
an elder, from North Georgia con-
ference; George M. AGREE, an elder,
from North Georgia conference; Ed.
F. Cook, an elder, from Southwest
Missouri conference; G.. M. SpiVey,
an elder, from Alabama conferences;
Joe E. Parker, an elder, from Flor
ida conference.
Transferred, out: A. M. Hughlett,
an elder, to Florida conference; l.
L.. Llewellen. an elder, to Virginia
c. L. Rogers, an elder,
to North Mississippi conference; u.
I. Johnson, a deacon, to Kentucky
The report of the EpWorth league
board was read by Rev. II. r. Free
man and was adopted DR.. Luther
e. Todd of Louisville, KY, was
introduced and spoke to the confer
ence. Rev. II. c. Jones read the
report from the commission on fl
nance which was adopted after
much discussion. The report of the
Bible board as read by Rev. c. l..
Nease. A. K. Hawkins, of Macon,
read the report of the board of lay
activities which was on motion
adoped.
Rev. j. n. Peacock offered a reso.
luton expressing love and sympathy
to r. F. Burden, Of Macon, who was
detained from the conference on &C
count of illness. The resolution was
adopted.
Lay Leader
r. M. Arnau, of Dublin, was elect
ed lay leader for the conference. Rev.
j. A. Smith was elected editor of
the conference minutes.
Resolutions of appreciation for
Bishop Ainsworth were introduced
by Rev. T. E. Davenport and adopt
ed by a rising vote of the confer
ence. The bishop responded in an
appropriate manner. j. B. Wight,
Of Cairo, was elected conference
treasurer. DIR. George w. Mathews
presented resolutions indorsing the
home mission conference to be held
in Macon on January and 10, 1923.
This paper was heartily adopted.
The statistical secretaries made their
report to the conference after which
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed expressing thanks to the city
of Waycross for such splendid enter
tainment.