Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-13
B. C.. Reaviis
Pastor
Methodists
Rev. r. E. Brown
Goes to Fayetteville;
Whitehead Returned;
Petty And Crawford
Sent Elsewhere For
Coming Year; Worth
lngton Also Back.

About half the Methodist preach
els of the Henderson vicinity got
marching orders at the annual
North Carolina Conference in Fay
etteville, ending last night, that
will take them to other fields. Two
Of the former NJ. E. charges lose
their ministers and one Of the for
mer Methodist Protestant circuits
viii give up their pastor.
Rev R. E. Brown, for the past
four years pastor of the First Meth
odist church, goes to Hay Street
church, the First church, in Fay
etteville, succeeding Rev. w. C.
Martin, former pastor here, who
will go to ROXbOro. Coming to First
church here is Rev. B. c. Reavis,
who transferred into the North
Carolina Conference and was sent
&c Henderson after serving five
years as pastor of College Place
Methodist church in Greensboro, in
The Western North Carolina Con-
ference.
Rev. T. J. Whitehead, pastor Of
Christ church here, formerly Meth
odist Protestant before Methodist
union, was returned to that work
for his fourth year. Rev. j. D. Gran
ford, for the past five years pastor
Of the Vance circuit Of the M. P.
Church. was transferred to the Per
Quimans charge in eastern North
Carolina, and will be succeeded here
hy Rev. J. F. Starnes.
Rev. D. A. Petty, who has com
pleted four years on the Middle
burg charge, was sent to the Brooks
dale charge, in Person county, and
will be succeeded by Rev. T. w.
Lee
Rev. J. H. Barnhardt, district
superintendent of the Raleigh dis
trict, in which Henderson is located,
was made pastor Of the First church
in Rockingham, and is succeeded on
the Raleigh district by Rev H. I.
Glass. Rev. d. E. Earnhardt, former
pastor of First church here, and
who held revival there last month,
was given the Calvary church in
Durham, where he preached before
coming to Henderson. He is a for
mer president Of Louisburg Col
ledge. Rev. H. B. Porter, a former
pastor here, was returned for a
secOnd year at the First church,
Wilson; and Rev T. c.. Vickers,
also formerly First church pastor
here, was sent to Morehead City af-
ter completing four years at Lum-
bertOn. Rev. J. NJ Culbreth, once
pastor Of First church here, was
returned to Chapel Hill for his Sec
end year.
Rev. T. j. Worthington, pastor Of
City Roads and White Memorial
churches here, was returned fol
his third year, as was also Rev. J.
A. Martin, of the Tar River circuit,
who lives in Kittrell. Rev. J. P.
Pegg, who served two years on the
former Granville M. P. church, was
sent back for his third year. Rev. S.
j. Starnes, who formerly lived in
Henderson, goes to Windsor after
completing a pastorate at Aber-
deem
G.. S. Eubank was sent to Aurora
circuit; Rev. w. G. Lowe to Jones
circuit, and Rev. j. L. Joyce to
Mount Olive circuit Rev. r. c..
Dawson was sent to the Mount
OliVe-Calypso charge All four are
former pastors of City Road and
White Memorial churches here
Returning to NOrlina for his
third year is Rev. E. d. Dodd.
Other appointments of interest to
Henderson people are:
Louisburg, Rev j. G. Phillips, re-
turned; Oxford, Lyon Memorial, O..
W. DoWd, and Oxford Circuit, L. c.
Brothers, both returned; Rev. p d.
Woodall, former Middleburg pastor,
Superannuatcd; Roanoke Rapids,
Rev. Daniel Lane; Rocky Mount,
First church, Rev. F.. l.. Hllman;
Warren circuit Rev f. r. Shuller;
Warrenton, Rev. J. O. Long
Rev. j. F. Herbert, who at one