Milford chronicle., 1926-03-19
SIXTY CHANGES in
PASTOR ASSIGNMENTS
MAY NOW Be MADE
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made until the list is approved by
Rishop Mcdowell. Although no an
nouncement has been made some or
the probable changes are being dis
cnssed by both pastors and laymen,
and while not official, many Of those
mentioned will doubtless go through
as indicated.
Tn Wilmington few changes will
he made, and on the entire Whining
ton District not more than fifteen
The Rev. L. E. Poole, of Mt. Sal
em. may go to Seaford, and Will like
" be succeeded by a new man on
this district, but no selection mas
been announced.
The Rev. L. NJ. Broadway, at Mad
GLOW has announced his intention OF
changing and the change will, 1t is
soid he made, but so far the district
srnerintendents have not revealed
their plans for either the church OF
pastor. ....
The Rev. L. E. Wimbrow' assistant
nastor of Grace Church, will go 10
Miami, Florida.
The Rev. Wilbur F. Corkran' OF
Asbury Church, Crisfeld, has been
mentioned for either Chestertown or
Snow Hill, Nd.
The Rev. E. w. Jones, OF snow
Hill. who announced his desire lot
change. has decided to remain IN MS
rresent charge for another year.
The Rev. ]. W. Jones at Delmar'
is said to be slated for PoeomoKe
City, Nd.
The Rev. R. P. Nichols, of POGO
moke City, Nd, has accepted a can
to Easton, Md.
The Rev. Leonard White pastor
of the Wesley Church, Dover, Where
the session of conference is to be
held. is said to be slated for Delmar'
changes at this time are likely IN
Wilmington the changes indicated
are:
ST. Paul, the Rev. Carlisle L. Hub
hard going to Newburg, N. z, and
to be succeeded by the Rev. ADram
Woodard, of Indianola, Ind.
Cookman, the Rev. W. r. NOW
brav. retiring, will likely be succeed
ed by the Rev. J. H. Wright, young
member of the conference who has
recently graduated from the Boston
University.
The Rev. Thomas R. Van Dyke OF
Enworth Church, may go to Chester
town. Md. Ofhcials Of Epworth are
considering several pastors but have
not vet indicated choice.
The Rev. E. NJ. Shockley, Stlll
Pond. Md. may be sent to North
East, Md.
The Rev. J. B. McCabe, Port De-
posit, Nd, has accepted an invita-
tion to fredericksburg, Nd, md will
be succeeded by well trained young
man who is thought by the Bishops
cabinet to be well fitted for the work
MANNED for the Port Deposit
Church during the coming year. HIS
name will not be announced unuI
the appointment is approved by the
Bishop.
The Rev. C. N. Jones, at Princess
Anne, is said to be down for Green's
boro, Md. -
The Rev. Disston W. Jacobs OF
Milford. who announced that he de-
sired a change and who was also
mentioned as a likely transfer to the
New York Conference, has decldeo
to accept the invitation extended MN
tn return to Milford for another
year. cu4.o
Vile, Nd, may go to either Nortn
East or Princess Anne, Md.
The Rev. B. w. Gilbert, graduate
of Drew Seminary, is said to be STAT
ed for Delaware City. The appoint
ment has been filled by the Rev. D.
w. Easley, a retired minister, VINO
has indicated his intention OF giving
up the work.
The Rev. o. H. Connolly, of Town
send. is said to be down for an ap-
pointment to one Of the lower us
tricts. %
The Rev. H. G. Budd, president OF
the Wesley Collegiate Institute IoE
the past fifteen years, who has re-
signed, may be sent to New Castie'
in the event Of the removal OF the
Rev. Zach w. Wells. This appoint
ment is still in doubt, apparently,
although Mr.. Wells has been invited
to return. Owing to the persistent
rumors that he is to be sent to an.
other church, some Of the officials OF
the New Castle Church are said 10
have indicated the desire for Mr..
Budd. in the event Of their losing
Mr.. Wells. III,
District Superintendent Gunpy AT
Cambridge, Nd, Sunday morning
nyeaching at 10;30 o'clock, ana "lCa
District Superintendent Jones, a.
Easton, Md, at night, preacning AZ
1880 o'clock, going from the IstCeI
place to Dover on Monday WneEs
he will remain until the close Oh
conference.