Evening star., 1936-06-09
THREE METHODIST
PASTORS SHIFTED
FROM D. C.PULP|TS
Dr.. Meeks, DR.. Ridgely and
Rev. R. S. Barnes to
Leave Washington.
WESTMINSTER SESSION
OF CONFERENCE ENDS
Bishop and Mrs. Edwin Holt
Hughes Congratulated on
44th Anniversary.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Md, June e.-The
1920 Annual Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
closed yesterday after hearing the list
Of pastoral appointments to churches
on the Western Shore of Maryland,
B the District Of Columbia and parts of
Virginia and West Virginia.
Three changes were made in pastor
ships in the Washington district. DR..
Benjamin A. Meeks. for some time
district superintendent and now presi-
dent of the Washington Federation
OF Churches. was assigned as pastor
OF the Calvary Church at Frederick,
Md He is succeeded here by DR.. G.
willis williams, who has been pastor
of the Frederick church.
DR.. Vernon N. Ridgly, pastor Of
Calvary Church. here, was sent as
pastor of the Center Street Church at
Cumberland. Dr. Frank Steelman,
superintendent of the Frederick dis
trict. comes here as pastor of Calvery
Church. Rev. r. H. Stone, pastor of
Union Square Church, Baltimore. was
assigned as pastor of Lincoln Road
Church here. succeeding Rev. r. S.
Barnes. who goes to Camp Springs, Md.
The appointments in Washington
district we're: n. A. Lineweaver, chap
lain Civilian Conservation Corps,
United States Army Alexandria Quar-
terly Conference: S. W. Graffiin. in
dustrial missionary, Anacostia Quar-
terly Conference: o. w. Reynolds,
chaplain United States Army. Foun-
dry Quarterly Conference: c.. F. Boff,
jr., director religious education. St.
Paul area and secretary Peace Emerg-
ency Commission, Douglas Memorial
Quarterly Conference; c. S. Cole.
superintendent Sibley Hospital. Wes-
ley Quarterly Conference; J. c. Mil
Ian, director religious education,
Foundry Quarterly Conference; r. r.
Brewer, professor of biblical litera-
ture, James Millikin University, Foun-
dry Quarterly Conference
G. Ellis williams, district superin-
tendent; Alexandria, o. w. Britting-
ham; Arlington, w. Clark Main: Bur-
tonsville-Ashton, J. E. James; Calvert
circuit, S. Paul Schilling; Camp
Springs, r. S. Barnes; Concord Cabin
John, Paul w. Keve, supply; Damascus
r. H. Brown: Dodge Park, H. H. Row.
land: Falls Church, E. B. Wilcox; For
estville. A. B. L. Fisher; Gaithersburg,
Norman o. Scribner; Herndon. Eugene
Johnston, supply; Huntington Hill,
L. F. Havermale; Hyattsville, j. C.
Sinclair; Kensington, U. S. A. Heav-
ener; Lanham, M. T. Tabler; Laurel,
4. H. Showacre; Laytonsville. w. A.
Ledford; Leonardtown, Milton B. Crift;
Montgomery. H. F. Chamber; Oxon
Hill, Robert Tinker, supply: Savage,
s. T. Fitch; st. Marys, Paul Sampson;
Seat Pleasant, Paul E. Bohi Smith
vile circuit, o. c. Mitchell; Solomons.
Bert Constance; Tuxedo, Robert Tin
ker. supply; Vienna -Oakton, Robert H.
Hitler.
Washington -AnacOstia.
Washing -Anacostia, T. S. Davis;
Brightwood Park, S. C. Coale; Brook
land, j. M. Gillum; Calvary, Frank
steelman; Chevy Chase, e. G. Latch;
Congress Heights, G. L. Connor;
Douglas Memorial. c. H corkran;
Dumbarton, w. F. Atkinson; Ed
brook, w. M. Michael Foundry, F.
3. Harris, E. L. Ford; Gorsuch, z.
A. Ross; Hamline, H w. Burgan;
Langdon, H. H. Rowland; Lincoln
Road, r. H. Stone; McKendrie, S. E.
Rose; Metropolitan Memorial, w. A.
Keese; Petworth, r. L. Wood; Ryland,
Karl G. Newell; Rosedale, w. A. Hag-
serty; Trinity, D. L. Ennis; Union,
John IL. Fort; Waugh. A. F. Poore;
Wesley, j. Luther Neff; Wilson Me-
mortal, George H. Bennett; Washing
ton Grove, L. F. Havermale; Wood
side, Ralph D. Smith.
Falls Church, E. B. Wilcox; Forest
vile, A. 3. L, Fisher; Herndon, .Eu-
gene Johnston, supply; Vienna Oak
ton, Robert H. Hitler.