The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-01
A. M. E. CHURCH
APPOINTMENTS
MADE PUBLIC
Pastors Are Assigned at
Annual Conference in
Anderson.


Sunday with announcement OF ap-
pointments by Bishop A. j. Carey,
as follows:
Northern Indiana district. The
Rev. j. P. @. Wallace, presiding ell
der; Allen chapel, w. H. McClen-
don; st. Paul temple, H. H. Wat
kins; Muncie, C. H Kackson; Shat
fer chapel, A. E. Taylor; Marion,
Bethel, c. S. Brown; Allen temple,
billiard Saunders; Anderson, A. L..
Washington; Lafayette, B. F.
Adams; Logansport, w. E. Mayfeld;
Charlottesville, T. H. Stonera No
blesville, Shepard Hardrick; New
castle, Frank Jones; Frankfort and
Lebanon, Walter Chenault; Peru,
G. F. Grassland; Fountain City,
Samuel Carter; Portland, M. l..
Smith; Kokomo, H. A. Perry; Con-
nersville, T. L. Greenfield; Carthage,
William Bivens; Hills chapel and
st. Johns to be supplied.
Southern Indiana District-C. L. Up
thegroce. presiding elder. Indianapolis.
Bethel. r. L. Pope; Coppin chapel. J. H..
T. Roulhac: Evansville. to be supplied:
Terre Haute. Allen chapel H. E. Rabitory
Spruce street. J. S. A. Mitcham: French
Lick. H. B. Patterson; New Albany. J. l..
Cravens: BLOOMINGTON. j. M. Nickels; Vim
cennes. H. j. Thompson: Jeffersonville. j,
L. Tolbert: Vernon. w, T. HILL Prince
ton. J. H. French; Lyles. A. L. Johnson;
Washington. M. NJ. Kelley; Bedford.
Charlestown. Brazil. Clinton and Green
field and Plainfeld circuits to be supplied.
In the transfers made by Bishop Carey.
the Rev. Charles Sumner Williams was
sent from st. John A. M. E. church OF
this city to the Michigan conference as
pastor of the First A. M. e. church at
Gary.
1t Is said that Mr.. williams prominence
in independent politics in this state will
be accentuated greatly through his close
proximity and friendship with political
leaders at Chicago.
The Rev. w. D. Shannon. pastor. under
whose administration the new Allen A. M.
E. church was built. has been sent to the
Illinois conference with station at Chi
csRo.
Dispatches received here announce the
marriage Of Miss Bernadine Baptist and
Claude Brown of Louisville. Mrs. Brown.
a former resident Of Indianapolis. is the
sister of Mrs. Madeline Mccall. q teacher
in public schools here.
Missionary convocation of the tenth
district of woman's Home and Foreign
Missions of the A. M. E. Zion churches of
Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri and
Indiana will be held at Jones Tabernacle
A. NJ. E. church, Oct. 3 to 6. The Rev.
ckooha1 HiII iS nogt0r
Addresses to Be Given
y Thursday afternoons program will in
clude an address, THE Vital Connection
Between Evangelism and Missions" lin
terpreting evangelism to the youth, by
the Rt. Rev. e D. w. Jones, bishop OF
the Seventh Episcopal district.
"Evangelization of the World, Prac-
teal WorA," is a forum subject to be
discussed oy Mrs. w. A. Carson, Mrs. B.
F.. Gordon ard Miss Lillian Browder. At
4:30 D. m. there will be a meeting Of the
''Y'' group conference with topics discussed
by Mrs Ada H. Battle and Mrs. Emma
Clements.
At the evening hour welcome addresses
will be given by william J. Hall on be-
half of the church, Mrs Bette White, on
behalf of the Indianapolis district Wom-
ans Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety; Attorney F. B. Ransom, on behalf
Of the citizens; DR.. Charles Sumner Will
liams, on behalf of the churches, and Miss
Mae BeIcher, on behalf of the women of
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Berry to Speak
Response will be given by Mrs. Louisa
M. Berry, superintendent Of the Buds OF
Promise OF the Ohio conference. The Rt.
Rev. George C. Clements, bishop of the
Third Episcopal district, will give. an ad-
dress. using for his subject. what Infiu-
ence. If Any, Have Our Racial Attitudes
and Relationships in America Upon Our
Missionary Appeal; Why?" Music will be
furnished by the choir.
Reports will be given at the Friday
morning session. Addresses will be given
by the Rev. H. T. Medford, secretary of
the foreign missions board. Washington,
D. c., and Mrs. Lizzie Evans Pierce.
Candlelight services will be observed
with pageant, THE Way Of the Cross"
by the local society at the Friday night
meeting.
Representatives are to be here from
Birmingham, st. Louis, Pittsburgh. Wash
ington and New York City. The meeting
will close with special services Sunday.