Evening star., 1951-06-04

Reynolds leaves his post to be-
come field secretary of the Meth
odist Commission on Chaplains.
DR.. j. Milton Rogers, who was
replaced by Mr.. Neff as Baltimore
East District superintendent, was
appointed as pastor Of Woodside
Church.
Mr.. Edwards father, the late
DR.. John r. Edwards. was district
superintendent of the Washington
West District at the time he re-
tired in 1945. He had served in
that capacity for three years,
1942-1945.
Mr.. Marsh, the new superin-
tendent Of the Hagerstown Dis
trict, was pastor of Brookland
Methodist Church in Washington.
He succeeds the Rev. William F.
Wright. The Rev. G. C. Crom-
well will become pastor of Brook
land Church.
District superintendent in the
Baltimore Conference can serve a
maximum of two three-year
terms, and then must be assigned
to either pastoral or other work.
Those reappointed for another
three-year term are the Rev. o.
3. Langrall, Baltimore West Dis
trict; the Rev. Norman L. Trott.
Baltimore South District, and the
Rev. John C. MILAN, Washing
ton West District.
Returning to Capital.
Among the ministers returned
to Washington pulpits for another
year were DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, pastor Of Foundry Method
1St Church and Senate chaplain:
DR.. Orris G. Robinson, pastor of
Calvary Methodist Church; the
Rev. c. H. Richmond, pastor of
Chevy Chase Methodist Church:
DR.. j. Artley Leatherman, pastor
Of Hamline Methodist Church, and
the Rev. c. Stanley Lowell, pastor
OF Wesley Methodist Church.
Other appointments announced
included that of DR.. Paul F. Doug
lass, president of American Uni
versity; DR.. Lowell s. Ensor, presi-
dent OF Western Maryland College !,
and DR.. Fred G. Holloway, presi-
dent Of Drew University.
Washington East District
Appointments.
Ager Road, c. I. Wallace: Belts
vile, w. M. Wilson; Bowie-Perk-
ins Chapel, D. L. c. Wright,
supply; Branchville. j. r. Essias,
jr.; Brentwood, E. w. Culp; Brook
f1eld-Immanuel. w. j. label:
Camp Springs, E. L. Kimmell;
Cheltenham-Waldorf, C. ]. Craig,
supply: Chesapeake, R. E. Mitzel;
Forestville. T. II. Baker.
Friendship, w. M. Michael, sup
ply; Greenbelt, c. r. Strausberg ;,
supply; Hollywood, C. G. Clews;
Huntington Emmanuel, James
Shannon, supply; First of Hyatts-
vile, E. w. Beckett; Memorial of
Hyattsville, c. C. Day; Indian
Head, T. R. Crews, supply; Lam
ham, L. M. Young; LaPlata, r. w.
Kemp; Laurel. F. L. Morrison.
Leonardtown, j. C. Hilbert; Lex
mgton Park, T. r. Bowen; Marvin
Memorial. M. S. Michael; Mount
Oak, H. H. Hoyt; Mount Rainier l
c. r. Banes; Oxon Hill, w. C.l
Harpold, supply; Prince Frederick,
j. P. Dawson, jr.;; Providence, r. D.
Ames, supply; Savage, C. B. Smith:
Seat Pleasant, E. C. Gisriel.
Shiloh, w. M Balderson, sup
ply; Smithville. g. L. Cooper; Solo,
mons. w. M. Brashears; South
River, P. C. Cummins, jr.; Univer-
sity Park, ]. T. Bard; West River !
r. w. Cooke.
Anacostia. w. K. Lyons: Bright
wood. T. B. Ehlers; Brookland.
G. c. Cromwell; Congress Heights.
G. L. Conner; Douglas Memorial.
Harold Milstead; Epworth, j. E. K.
Horn; First hurch-Bradbury
Heights, D. K. Sturgis:: Gorsuch,
Alexander Stewart. supply; Grace.
H. R. Hodgson; Lewis Memorial,
c. E. Wise.
McKendree, H. e. Cromer;
mount Vernon Place, A. P. Shir-I
Key and William r. Wright. asso-|
e@' North Carolina Avenue,