The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 23, 1904, Page 7, Image 7
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.
Bishop W4son, At Conference in
Darlington, Announces Ap
pointments For 1905
Darlington. December 19.-Fol
lowing are the appointments of the
M. !. Church, South. for 1905:
Charleston District-H. V. Bays,
prcSidin-g elder: Allendale, W. C.
Kirkland; Beaufort, G. P. XVatson;
Bethel Circuit. W. H. Thrower;
Black Swamp. G. F. Clarkson, Char
leston City; Trinity, C. B. Smith;
Bethel, M. L. Carlisle; Spring Street,
P. L. Kirton; Cumberland, J. W.
Speak; Mt. Pleasant, I. C. Carson;
Cordesville, W. R. Buchanan; Cy
press, C. W. Burgess; Dorchester, W.
T. Bedenbaugh; Ehrhardt, T. L. Bel
vin; Crover, S. C. Morrih; Hampton,
G. R. Shaffer; Harleyville and Indiar
Fields, W. S. Goodwin; Henderson
ville, J. E. Peeler; McClellanville, W
T. Patrick; Pinopolis, W. E. Barre;
Port Royal, L. D. Gillespie; Ridge
land, W. H. Murray;' Ridgeville, H.
C. Mouzon; Round 0, H. P. Hudson;
St. George, W. S. Stokes; Summer
ville, J. L. Daniel; Walterboro, Hen
ry Stokes; Young's Island, W. A
Wimberly; Charleston Port Society
P. A. Murray, chaplain; student al
Vanderbuilt University. P. C. Garris
Cokesbury District-J. E. Carlisle
presiding elder; Abbeville, P. B
Wells; Antreville, J. A. Peeler
Bueler, Foster Speer; Cokesbury. S
D. Vaughan; Donald's, Peter Stokes
Greenwood, W. A. Massabeau
Greenwood and Abbeville Mills, J
W. Lawson; Kinard's, J. T. Miller
Lowndesville, R. W. Barber; McCor
mick, H. W. Whittaker; Mt. Carmel
R. C. Boulware; Nir.ety-Six, A. J
Cauthen: Newberry, Central, S. H
Zimmerman; l'Neall Street and Mol
lohon, J. H. Graves: 'Newberry Cir
cuit, J. E. Beard; Parksville, R. R
Dagnall; Phoenix, J. R. Copeland
Princeton, G. R. Whitaker; Prosper
ity, J. K. MfCain; Saluda, R. W
Humphries: erdery, C. W. Creigh
ton; Waterloo, J. L. Ray: Whitmire
J.: E. Isom; Lander College, J. 0
Willson, president.
Columbia District-J. S. Beasley
presiding elder; Aiken, B. R. Turnip
seed; Batesburg, E. T. Hodges; Co
lumbia, Washington Street, J. W.
Daniel; Main, W. I. Herbert; Greer
Street, R. S. Truesdale; Granby, W
3. Snyder; .Brookland, W. S. Henry
Edgewood, J. A. Graham; Edgefield
M. Auld; Fairfield, W. W. Williams
Fort Motte, J. K. Inabinet; Granite
ville, A. R. Phillips; Johnston, WV. S
Martin; Leesville, M. M. Brabham
Lewiedale, J. E. Strickland; Lexing
ton, 0. N. Roundtree; Lexingtoi
Fork, G. H. Poser; North Augusta
H. J. Cauthen; Ridgeway, A. S. Les
1ey; St. Matthew's, 3. E. Mahaffey
Warrenville, F. S. Hook; Winnsboro
3. B. Campbell; Epworth Orphanage
W. B. Wharton, superintendent; Co
lumbia College, W. WV. Daniel, pres
ident;- 3. A. Duncan, financial agent
Paine Institute, G. W. WValker, pres
ident.
Florence District-A. 3. Stokes
presiding elder; Cade, 3. A. White
Cartersville, 3. E. Taylor; Cheraw
Bob G. Murphy; Cheraw Circuit, 0
L. Durant; Clyde, John Manning.
Darlington District-Trinity, J. C
Roper; Epworth and Pine Grove, J
0. Carraway; Darlington Circuit, N
B. Clarkson; Florence, 3. G. Beck
with: Georgetown, B. M. Grier:
Greeleyville, L. L. Inabinet: Harper's
J. B. WVeldon; Hartsville, Dove Til
ler; Johnsonville, J. E. Carter;
Kingstree, WV. B. Justus; Lake City
3. B. Travwi ck; Lamar, T. F. Gib
son; Liberty,, R. W. Spigner: Rome
T. 3. Clyde; Salters, C. WV. Ray;
Sampit, D. A. Calhoudi; Scranton, W.
C. Gleaton; South Florence, F. E.
Hodges; Timmonsvile, L. P. Mc.
Ghee.
Greenville District-R. Herbert
Jones, presiding eIder; Anderson, St.
John's M. B. Kelly; Orrville, S. T.
Creech; WVest End, D. W. Keller;
Easley and Bethesda, R. M. Dubose;
Fountain Inn, D. P. Boyd; Green
ville, Buncom be Street, WX. M. Dun
can: Hampton Avenue, W. E. WVig.
gins: Sampson .and Poe, A. A. Drig.
gers; St. Paul's, T. G. Herbert; WVest
Greenville, G. T. Harmon, Jr.;
Greenville Circuit, N. G. Bellinger:
Greer's, G. T. Harmon: Liberty. J.
T. Attaway; McClure, A. A. Merritt;
North Pickens, WNm. Ruff: Peizer, G.
E. Edwards; Pendleton, S. WV. Hen
ry; Pickens, 0. M. Abney; Piedmont,
S. T. Blackman; Seneca and Wal
halla E. S. Jne- Starr anr1 Tva, T
W. Bailey: Townville. D. A. Lewis:
Travellers' Rest. W. L. Gaule: Vic
tor and Batesville. J. G. Huggins:
Walhalla Circuit, V. M. Harden;
Wes:minister, J. 1. Spinks. William
SStEn and Belton. R. L. Holrovd:
\Willianston Circuit. XV. A. Beckham.
Marion l)istrict-E. P. Taylr. pre
;Iding c1der: Bennettsville. T. '.
Nl()rris: Bennettsville Circuit. A. T.
Diulap: Brmynsville. S. J. iethca:
1lenheim. W. B. Baker: Brightsville.
E. M. McKissick: Britton's Neck. G.
W. Gatlin: Bucksville, H. L. Single
ton; Centenary. J. L. Mullinax: Clio
and Beulah, F. H. Shultz: Conway.
W. L. Watt; Conway Circuit; J. C.
Davis; Dillon station and Mills. J.
D. Grout. J. M. Gasque; Gallivant,
T. D. Moody: Latta, J. H. Thacker;
Latta Circuit, J. W. Ariail; Little
Rock, G. C. Leonard; Loris S. J.
McConnell: Marion, R. E. Stack
house: Marion Circuit, G. P. Penny;
McColl, W. H. McLaurin; Mullins,
T. C. Odell: Mullins Circuit, W. A.
Betts, W. C. Powers, supernumerary;
Marlboro, J. W. Wright; North Mul
lins, J. E. Rushton, J. M. Rogers;
Waccamaw, Allan McFarlane.
Orangeburg District-Marion Dar
g-., presiding elder; Bamberg, W. T.
Duncan; Barnwell, J. L. Harley;
Branchville, S. A. Neetles; Cameron,
N. L. Wiggins; Denmark, E. H.
Backham, W. H. Worton, supernum
erary; Edisto, G. W. Davis: Elloree,
J. T. MacFarlane: Langley, J. W.
Neeley: Norway, J. R. Sojourner;
Orangeburg. St. Paul's, J. A. Clifton;
Orangeburg Mills, to be supplied;
Orangeburg Circuit, A. B. Watson;
Orange. M. F. Dukes: Providence,
W. A. Pitts: Rowesville, A. C. Wal
ker: Smoak's. J. L. Tyler; Spring
field, R. A. Yongue: Swansea. G. W.
Dukes: Wagener, J. C. Homey.
Rock Hill District--W. P. Mead
ors, presiding elder; Blacksburg, C.
C. Derrick: Blackstock. J. M. No
land: Chester, Bethel, M. L. Banks;
Grace and New Bethel to be sup
plied. Chester Circuit. J. M. Fridy:
East Chester. C. P. Carter; East Lan
caster, P. B. Ingraham; Fort Mill,
J. C. Chandler; Hickory Grove, W.
H. Ariail: Heath Springs, David
Hucks; Kershaw, 0. A. Jeffcoat;
Lancaster, ~t. E. Turnipseed; Lan
caster Circuit, J. C. Counts; North
Rock Hill, W. C. Winn; Richburg,
W. A. Fairey; Rock Hill, St. John's,
Watson B. Duncan; A. E. Holler,
supernumerary; Laurel Street .and.
for 1904 will be a
STAND where I
have labored to a
of our patrons 1
Goods at Reason
we earnestly solic
of the. genero.us
has always been
Our stock is fu
Fruits of all kin<
Candies of al
Nuts, Raisins, De
Mince Meat, Etc, E
Fruits for your Frn
TOYS!I TOYS!I
The best assortement
berry.
Home made Fruit C
made Fruit Cakes.
DOLLS! DOL
The prettiest ever seen
For anything you w
Christmas Dinner or t<
call on us.
Every child in the COt
the many pretty things
us for them. Come ear
S. B. J(
Manchester. C. E. Peele: Rock H1ill
Circuit. E. A. Wilkes; Van Wyck, R.
E. Sharp: Yorkville, J. L. Stokes, S.
A. Weber. supernumerary: York
Mlills and Tirzah, C. M. Peeler: York
Circuit. R. A. Rouse.
Spartanburg District-J. W. Kil
go, presiding elder: BelmIm, T. Z.
James: Buffalo and Ea;t Union. L.
E. Wiggins: Clifton and Glendale, J.
W. Elkins: Cherokee. B. M. Robert
son: Clinton, WV. H. Hodges: Canipo
bello. J. T. Fowler: Enorce, C. -B.
Burns. Gaffney. Buford Street, J. M.
Steadman: Limestone Street, J. B.
Kilgore: Gaffney Circuit, J. B. Wil
son: Jonesville, D. E. Camak; Kel
ton, A. H. Best: Laurens: First
Church, M. W. Hook; Laurens Mills,
C. L. McCain; North Laurens, J. F.
Anderson: Pacolet, to be supplied.
Pacolet Circuit; E. W. Mason; Reids
ville, T. J. White; Santuc, T. B.
Owen; Spartanburg: Central, E.'
0. Watson; Duncan and Saxon, S. B.
Hapler: Bethel, J. W. Shell; Union;
Grace Church, D. M. McLeod, W. H.
Miller, supernumerary; Union Mills,
W. M. Owens; Southern Christian
Advocate, W. R. Richardson, editor;
G. H. Waddell, assistant editor; Con
ference secretary of education, J. W.
Kilgo; financial agent Wofford Col
lege, F. A. Child.
Sumter District-H. B. Browne,
presiding elder; Bethany, E. F.
Scoggins; Bishopville, D. Arthur
Phillips; Camden, C. C. Herbert;
Chesterfield, J. J. Stevenson; Jordan,
S. D. Bailey: Jefferson, S. M. Jones;
Lynchburg, S. 0. Cantey; Manning,
A. N. Brunson; New Zion, B. J.
Guess; Oswego, E. K. Moore; Pine
wood, L. L. Bedenbaugh; Provi
dence, C. S. Felder; Rembert and St.
John, S. H. Booth; Richland, Walter
P. Way: Santee, J. C. Yongue;
Sumter: First Church, P. F. Kilgo;
Magnolia Street, J. P. Inabinet;
Wateree, W. D. Patrick; Conference
missionary secretary, P. K. Kilgo;
assist.ant Sunday school editor, L.
F. Beaty: transferred K. S. Enochs
to Alabama Conference. Superanu
ated: O. 'M. Boyd, J. M. Carlisle,
A. M. Chreitzberg, W. A. Clarke, D.
D. Dantzler, R. L. Duffie, J. W.
Humbert, A. W. Jackson, W. W.
Jones, C. D. Mann, N. K. Melton,
E. M. Merritt, J. J. Neville, 1. J.
Newberry, J. J Porter. T. B. Phillips,
B. H. Rawls, W. A. Rogers, J. L.
Sifly, A. J. Stanford, T. E. Wanna
maker, J. F. Way, 3. A. Wood, J.
3. Workman.
.t the same OLD
'or 21 years we
;upply the wants
vith First Class
able Prices and
:it a continuance
patronage that
given us.
Ill.
~Is,
1 kinds,
tes, Figs, Prunes,
tC.
iit Cakes.
TOYS! TOYS!
ever brought to New
akes and New York
LS! DOLLS!
here.
ant to complete your
> please the Children
intry is invited to see
old santa has left with
ly an d often.
)NESE
AuLL
AL Di
fleducti
If you have never trad
to do so now. Our Good
of same quality are sold a
now to reduce our stock 1
SHOES
This is one of our stroi
largely and expect to mal<
To make ready for our ul
sell any Shoe in our Stor
six months
AT ACTI
CLOTH
To close out some odd:
Cost: Pants, 50cts and u
$3.50 and up. We carr:
dies' and Children's Und<
ractive bargains in this lir
on Beds, Bureaus, Harr
Buggies and
Just received a Car of
where, and will make rig
for anything you wish to:
AULL &HIPP,
P. S. We give trading stamps for ha
o our store.
THE ATLANTIC C0J
CHRISTMAS H
For Oneli
At One and One-thi
(Minimum
Tickets will be place,
24th, 25th, 31 st, and
limit returning to Janm
teachers and students
tation and surrender<
superintendents, presi
ets may be sold at the
to 24th, inclusive. witha
For full information,
address H. M. Err
W.J. Cr,
SOUTH ERN
THE SOUTH'S GREA TEST S
UNEXCELLED DINING CAl
THROUGH PULLMAN SLEE
TRAINS.
CONVENIENT SCHEDULES
WINTER TOURISTS' RATES
points.
For full information as to rates,
Railway Ticket Agent, or
R.W UTNT
zd with us before, it will pay you
s--always priced as low as goods
nywhere--are being sold for less
)y JANUARY IST.
a
ig Departments. We bought
.e this our banner Shoe Season,
)-to-date Spring Line, we will
5 that has been on the shelves
JAL COST.
ING.
and ends, we offer at less than
p; Coats, $1.00 and up; Suits,
r a complete line.of Men's, La
,r-wear, and can offer some at
ie. Also a full line of Trunks,
ess, Saddles, Lap Robes, Etc.
Wagons!
as good Wagons as sold asy
it prices to buyers. Come to us.
>urchase,
POMARIA, S.C.
ndsome sets of China-Ware on exhibitioa
LST LINE ANNOUNCES
OLIDAY RATES
lound Trip
rd First class Fares.
-ate 50 cents.)
dion sale.December 28d,
January :st, 1905. Final
iary 4th, 1905. To all
of colleges, on presen
>f certificates signed by
dents or principals, tick
above rate, Dec. 1-7th,
final limit Jan. 8th, '05.
call on 'ticket agents or
ierson, Traf. NManager.
aig, G. P. A.,
Wilmington, N. C.
RAILWAY!
~YSTEM.
SERVICE.
PING CARS ON ALL THROUGH
ON ALL LOCAL TRAINS.
are now in effect to all Florida
routes, etc.; consult nearest Souithern
T, Division Passenger Agent,
Charlestn_ S C.