Smyrna times., 1935-04-04

enue will be increased another
100000 annually, and possibly
more, so that this with the new
mercantile taxes will provide alto
gether 100000 in excess of what
is now derived.
/ Ali Roads Under State Control
! Under these same acts the fran
chise tax will all go to the general
fund. Another measure gives the
State Highway Department control
superintendent of the Dover Dis
trict, succeeding the Rev W. E
Habbart, who was granted a years
leave of absence. The Rev. ]. ]
Bunting, of Emmanuel Church
Crisfeld, formerly of Asbury
Smyrna, was named district super
intendent for the Salisbury Dis
trict, succeeding the Rev. Leonard
White, who was assigned to the
church at Newark The Whining
ton district now has So charges,
Cecilton and Earleville being serv-
ed by the same pastor. The Dover
District now has 64 charges, Sea-
ford and Mt Zion being served by
the same pastor and Frederick and
Milford Neck by the same pastor
] Smyrna, which had been on Mid
dletown District, is now on Dover
District. Salisbury District has 90
charges, Powellville and Willards
being served by the same pastor
and Bethel and Zoar Circuit by the
same pastor
Deacons and Elders Ordained
Deacons and elders were ordain-
ed Sunday afternoon by Bishop
Hughes, assisted by the district
superintendents Those ordained
are: Deacons- Joseph B. Dicker-
son, of Stanton; Joseph B. Vaughn
of Chesapeake City, Md; Richard
M. Green, Christiana; Ray w. Kir-
win, of Queenstown, Md; Darcy
A. Littleton, Ocean City, Md; The
odore o. M. Wills, Newark; Louis
r. Dennis, Asbury Theological
School, Wilmore, Ky. The latter
will be ordained under seminary
rules. Elders: Oliver ]. Friedel,
Media, Pa; William H. Kohl, Cher
ry Hill, Md; Roland H. Nelson,
Cambridge, Md; Lucian L. Powell,
Bishopville, Md; Raymond W.Hall-
man, Hillcrest, James F. Langrall,
Pennington. Local preachers or
dained as deacons are: Ernest N.
Wright, Glendale; David P. Camp
bell, PoWellville, Md. The follow
ing candidates have been admitted
on trial as members having sue
cessfully completed the course of
study assigned them: Frank G.
Buckley, Pocomoke City, Md, r.
D.; Walter A. Glass, Rock Hall,
Md; Louis r. Dennis, Asbury The
illogical School, Wilmore Ky; John
E. Jones, Cheswold; Ewen E.
Crockett, Tangier, Va; James H.
Glow, Jr., Marion, Md; Elmer l..
Bennett, Elliott's Md. Maldo Disc,
was admitted into membership of
the conference on credentials of the
United Evangelical Lu h n
Church, which were accredited.
Appointments announced by Bishop
Hughes at the close of the confer
ence session at Seaford are as fol-
lows:
Dover District
E. c. Hallman, District Superin-
tendent.
Bayside, Md. G. Lynn, supply.
Blades, Deli. K. McCorkle,
supply.
Bosnian and Neavitt, Md.--W. l..
McClintock. supply.
Bridgeville, Del. H. Brasher.
Burrsvillefi Walter Glass.
Camden. Del.-R W. Campbell.
Canterbury, Deli. G. Budd,
supply.
Centreville, Md.-R. T. Thawley.
Chestertown, Md Frank White.
Cheswold, Del. E. Jones.
Church Hill, Md. Walter Beck
with, supply.
Clayton, Del.-Tilghman Smith.
Concord, Md-L7uis B. Dennis.
Cordova, Md.-John French.
Denton, Md.-M. S. Andrews.
Dover, Del, st. PauPs-W. G.
Poole.
Dover, Del, Wesley-E.P. Thorn
as
Easton, Md. Harry Wright.
Glendale, Del.-E. N. Wright,
supply.
Fairlee, Md.-S. T. Hamblin.
Pennington, Dell. F. Lang
rail-
fredericksburg, Md-C. L Carpen-
ter.
Felton, Deli. t. Caldwell.
Frederica, Del.-N. c. Benson.
Galestown and Reliance, Md
w. F. Corkran, supply.
Georgetown, Del.-O. E. Jones.
Georgetown, Circuit, Del.-Jam-
es Gardner.
Greensboro, Md. F. Beau