The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-03
.PULPITS WILL
BE EXCHANGED
BY MINISTERS
Saline City Pastor Will
Come Here; Brethren
Conference Ends.

AAllC N1Cy OllAVCQ DlGOIlIEIl GIluICIl
and the Rev. F. E. Lees of the Bel
mont Church will exchange pas
torates under assignments for the
White River conference, made public
today by DR.. j. P. Parsons, super
intendent.
The assignments we're completed
as the annual conference closed
Sunday at Indiana Central College.
The complete assignments:
- Ander5on-Eirst; H. c. schlarb; Colonial
tabernacle. G. c. Croy; Bailey Chapel,
Andersonville--H W. Lashbrook.
Attica-V. Goss
Bareersviils Honey Creek 49, Kenneth
Beech Grove-I. G. Benner.
Bowling Green---J. F. COombs
Blaekhawk and Shady Grove-veolada
BEazil@First, E. E. Plumley; circuit. D.
Gates clrcuit-Rov Lasweu.
Center Point. 3. Lewis
Columbus-Wertz Memorial L. o. Blake.
Clay GityyTiGeorge F Snyder.
Crawfordsville-First. c. L. Slime; Union
Chapel and Mt. Zion, Samuel James;
snyder,Ss Chanel to be supplied; Ridge
DaieviIe-H. S. James.
Bq5iI HopsSel. j. sH' Miiieir. Bethel M
Farmers Chapel--Milford sarrick.
Fontanet-Eldon Myers.
Fortville. Mt. Zion-C. Hicks.
Geneva-D. r. Lusk
Greenfeld-A z. Stohier
Greensfork-Harry S. Berry
Gwynnesville-H; A. Lashbrook.
Independence Charge-Mack Reed
Harmony. II. Williams.
Honey Creek-Earl Miser
napolis-Belmont, W. A. Settle
Brookside. F. A. Reed: Calvary. L. P.
Cooper Community. w. T. Dunn: First.
:: s; Parr HHomss, Lawn; Lorin Rapp;
Kingman-w. N. Sheriff..
Lapel-O. F. Lydy.
lebanon. L. Curtis.
Lincolnville-T. A. Garriott.
Marion-Christy Street. J. c. McCaslin;
". Robins sWsTaee Stress j. ' A. BTe n
neman; Union Chapel. George r. Strickler.
Max-Paul Rabbit.
Modoc-Eorace D. Murfn.
Lynn-William Mlburn.
Mohawk. r. Schwartz.
Montpelier city,. E; Kiker.
Center Chapel. Ivan Alderton; Corinth. c.
I. Roush Fountain SQUARE A. L. Emmert;
Industry: L. A. Huddleston; Normal City.
j.. g. Roberts; Olive Chapel, Paul Rabbits
Riverside. L. E. Smith: Selma. C. l. Roush
Roverton. Floyd Everly.
newcastle. L. SCnOOnOVer.
New Goshen. A. BRAY
Noblesyille-w. E. Dye; Circuit, J. A.
endieton-charles L. Webb.
Petroleum-E. o. McSherry.
Pleasant Grove-Flossie Farl@v.
=, Portland oirSeuitaB. II. spFatt; hrst, J.
Richmond-c. G. Mccrocklin.
Rieysburg--M Merle F. wolverton.
Rockville-Frank Egnev.
Salem-Knoeful Merryman.
Saline City-F Z. Lees
Rushville-Lucv R. Sharp.
SaratoRa-G. H. Barker.
Smith Valley-Deane Ferguson.
St. Bernice and Hillsdale-M. o. Num-
ST. PAUL.. 9. L. Shaw.
Terhune-Virgil G. Hunt.
Terre Haute-Barbour Avenue. J. r.
zimmerman: Brandebury chapel. N: F.
gomery; First Church. w. II. Todd D. D.:
IT. Harrison. J. H. Williams otterbein, E.
Circuit T. II. DuVall.
Upland-Colon Parks
Veedersburg-N. P. France; Circuit. ".
= wsbash-First. A. Bash AFFORD: Circuit,
Warren Lands; Second. George r. Strick-
Warrineton-c. z. Small.
West Terre Haute-Roy Y; Davis:
D. D.. james E. Shannon, d D.. H E
Conn. s. E. Long. D. D., and Elizabeth
Chappelle.
Singing Evangelist-Pauline Todd.
Visitation Evangeiist-Mrs. G. r. Powell.
Lay Evangeliat-E. Howard .Cadle
Associate Director Of Volunteers of
Missionary to Africa-charles ".
Y, M. C. A. L. Roberts.
Assistant Treasurer of Indiana Central
College-Lorin Noblett
Professors at Indiana Central College
A. H. NJ. Stonecipher and Minnie Noblett.
Instructor at Taylor University-George
Students at Bonebrake seminary-c. c.
truth. r. T. Parsons. Russell Hiatt, Knoe-
full Merryman and A. L.. Enmert.
Students at Indiana Central College-
C. C. Conn, @. L. Winters and Heedie
Assistant Superintendent of Rescue. Mis-
sion at Newark. N. J.-H. A. Hambridge.
Field Representative for Indiana Central
College-B Scott McNeely.
Superintendent's Council-R. s; Parr. I.
P. Cooper. F A. Reed. o. z. Bethel, 8. z.
Literal and I. J. Good .
District Leaders-Crawfordsvill district
N. P. France: indianapolis district. w. A.
Settle: Marion district, NJ F. Dawson;
Muncie district. 9. I. Roush; Portland
district. ]: H. Nall; Terre Haute district
" Bishop H. H. Fout preached the
annual conference sermon ST aday
morning, having for his subject
'The TRANSPORTATION" -Four were
ordained as ministers. They were
E. L. Eckerly, H. E. Conn, j. A. l..
cl,aus oI1d 2 II Snratt