Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-21
FLORIDA METHODIST
PASTORS ASSIGNED
To WORK FOR YEAR

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 2O.-The TWEEN
ty-ninth session of the annual Flor
ida conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, adjourned
shortly after noon Monday with an
nouncement of appointments, the
chief of which, in point of interest,
was the change of Rev. F. E. Stein
meyer from Tampa Heights to
Springfield church, Jacksonville. He
is succeeded by Rev. G.. S. Roberts,
presiding elder, Gainesville district.
who, in turn, is succeeded by Rev.
H. A. Spencer. The removal of Rev.
L. NJ Broyles, Miami, OF the First
church, Jacksonville. and the Rev.
w. A. Myers, Liveoak, to Riverside,
Jacksonville. Rev. J. P. Hilburn,
presiding elder of the Orlando dis
trict, will be pastor of the Barlow
church, whose pastor, Rev. T. D.
Lowe. is made presiding elder of
the Tallahassee district. Rev. Hill
burn is succeeded by Rev. r. I. Bar
nett, of Riverside, Jacksonville, and
Rev. A. E. Householder, presiding
elder of the Tallahassee district, has
been assigned to the church at Fort
Meade.
The Appointments Follow:
Miami district fred Blackburn,
presiding elder. Boynton and North
Palm Beach, M. E. Myer; Diana and
Pompano, A. A. Moore, Jr.; DelraN
w. G. Allaben; Fulford and Ojus, w.
o. Troutman; Fort Lauderdale, c.
C. Gutteridge; Fort Pierce, G. w.
Stubbs; Homestead, F. I. Ridgeway;
Key West, First church, S. A Will
son; Fleming Street, w. e. Bryant:
Memorial, E. l.. Ley; Lemon City,
j. D. Lewis; Matacumbia and Ken
DALI. c. H. Hutch, supply; Miami,
Buena Vista and South Side, J. w.
|Tarboux, supply; Riverside, A. H.
Cole; Trinity, A. M. Hughlett; Don
A. Cook, Jr., pastor; Perrine Peters
and Silver Palm, 7. w. Witworth,
supply; Sebastian, r. NJ. Williams;
Stuart and Salerno, j. C. Jones; We
no, w. J. Jones; West Palm Beach,
C. H. Summers; missionary evangel.
list, Miami and Palatka districts, J.
I. Whitworth; supply agent, Florida
p TlSn1
Jacksonville District
J. 3. Rooney, presiding elder.
Boyceville, A M. Mann; Fernandina,
W. G. Strickland; Jacksonville, An
derson, J. P. Gaines; First church, l..
M. Broyles; Marvin, E. d. Bourn; Or
tega. S. I. Hendrix; Phoenix Park,
F.. M. Buhrman; Riverside Park, w.
A. Myers; South Jacksonville, H. T.
Gaines; Springfield, F. E. Steinmey-
err; St. Matthew's, J. E. Hartsfield;
Wesley Memorial. j. F. Phillips;
Lake Butler and Lawtey, F. w. era.
mer: Starke, l.. B. Simpson; st.
Johns, NJ. w. Smith; Yulee, J.. P.
Driskell; superintendent Antl-Saloon
league, C. E. Crooke; conference
missionary secretary, I. S. Patter'
son; missionary evangelist, Jackson
Vile and Ocala district, A. d. Buck
superintendent.
Orlando District
r. Ira Barnett. presiding elder.
Apopka, w. c. Rogers; Auburndale
and Loughman, l.. B. Overstreet;
Avon Park, A. C. Mccall; Clermont,
T. NJ Lee; Frostproof, c. E. Cook;
Grand Island, r. 1. Allen; supply;
GrovelandN w. A. Fischer; Haines
City, w. H. Funk; Highlands and
Glades, J. M. Guest, supply; hissim-
NEE, w. c. Norton; Lake Wales, ].
L. Criswell; Maitland, w. J. Neare;
Moore Haven, Holmes Logan; Oak
land and -Ionteverde, F. E. Tiffin;
Crownson, L. f. Crownson, supply;
Orlando, First church, w. A. Cooper;
Highland, Grover, Jesse E. Jones; st.
Johns, w. K. Piner, supply; Oviedo
and Genita, Allan Mackfarlan; Pa
hokee, c. c. Cecil South Okeechobee
to be supplied; Umatilla and Tavares,
j. T. MITCHELL; Webster and Center
Hill, C. S. Gardner; Winter Haven,
H. c. Hardin and l.. M. Moore. Mis-
sionarv evangelist Orlando district,
F. E. Iiffin. Students Emory. uni
versity, G. E. Summers, E. H. Crow
son.