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THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
THE MINISTERS MOYE
North Georgia Conference Ap
pointments Read Out.
WHERE THEY GO NEXT YEAR
The Consignment of the Preachers by
Bishop Hendrix Given to Onr
Readers in Full.
The North Georgia Conference
adjourned on Monday night of last
week in Atlanta to meet next year
in the city of Rome.
The full list of appointments as
read out by Bishop Hendrix is as
follows:
ATLANTA DISTRICT.
R. J. Bigham, presiding elder.
First Church, Charles W. Byrd.
Trinity, J. W. Quillian.
Grace, J. E. Dickey.
Park Street, L. G. Johnson.
Walker Street, B. F. Fraser.
Merritts Avenue, R. F. Fakes.
Inman Park, W. B. Dillard.
St. John, S. R. England.
St. Paul, H. L. Edmondson.
Payne Memorial, H. M. Quillian.
St. Luke and Mission, F. R.
Seaborn.
St. James and Mission, Loy
Warwick.
Asbary and Mission, J. A.
Quillian.
Epworth, Fletcher Walton.
Kirkwood and East End Miss
ion, C. C. Cary.
East Atlanta Mission, F. R.
Smith.
Bolton, 0. C. Simmons.
Battle Hill and West Side,
P. A. Kellett.
Atlanta City Mission, Simeon
Shaw.
Atlanta Heights, A. B. Sanders.
East Point and Mission, W. A.
Dodge and J. H. Farr.
Decatur, J. B. Allen.
Secretary of Education, J. W.
Quillian.
College Park. P. A. Heard.
ATHENS DISTRICT.
W. P. Lovejoy, presiding elder.
Athens First Church, J. T. Da
ves; R. T. Dußose, supernumerary,
Oconee Street, H L. Embry.
Whitehall and Mission, J.V.M.
Morris.
Five Forks, George E. Stone,
supply.
Athens Circuit. A. A. Sullivan.
Center Mission, C. H. Hartman.
Watkinsville, J. B. Holland.
Farmington, A. M. Pierce.
Winterville, W. L. Pierce,
Lexington, W. A. Farris.
Greenesboro, F. D, Cantrell.
Greene Circuit, D. B. Cantrell.
White Plains aud Siloam, A. W.
Williams.
Norwood, J. A. Timmerman.
Sharon and Crawfordville, F. P.
Brown.
Washington, Ellison R. Cook.
Broad River, W. H. Cooper.
Little River, J. T, Robins.
Centerville and Mission, W. S.
Robinson.
AUGUSTA DISTRICT.
J. R. King, presiding elder.
Augusta, St. John, J. H. Eakes;
St. James, H. C. Christian; Broad
way, Casper Wright; Asbury, J.
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R. MoCleaky; St. Luke, F. H.
Hudson ; Woodlawn and mission,
L. W. Rivers.
Hephzibali Circuit,E. H. Wood.
Grovetown and Mission, L. H.
Harris, supply.
Appling Circuit, C. L. Pattillo.
Richmond Mission, J.H.Bailey.
Harlem, J. T. Lowe.
Thomson, George W. Duval;
11. M. Smith, supernumerary.
Mosena and Mission, W. R.
Stillwell, supply.
Warrenton, W. M. Winu.
Culverton and Mission, J. R.
Lewis and W. L. Delph.
Sparta, W. S. Stevens,
Hancock Circuit, W. Dunbar.
Miiledgeville, J. li. Mashburn.
South Baldwin Mission, Z. Speer.
Baldwin Circuit, F. P. Spencer.
Tayne Institute, R. L. Camp
bell, professor.
DALTON DISTRICT.
B. P. Allen, presiding elder.
Dalton, First Church, T. J.
Christian.
Hamilton Street and Mission,
G. L. Chastain.
Whitfield, A. J. Mann, supply,
Summerville and Trion, W. F.
Colley.
Spring Place and Mission, J. A.
Sprayberry.
Murray Circuit, N. A. Parsons,
supply.
Fairmont, A. H. S. Bugg.
Calhoun, J. W. Huut.
Adairsville, B. P. Searcy.
Cartersville, George W. Yar
brough.
Tilton and Mission, J. Lee Al
good, supply.
Subligna, Walter Milligan.
Lafayette, S. P. Wiggins.
Chickamauga, W. G. Crawley.
Lyerly, J. A. 0. Grogran.
Ringgold, J. E. Russell.
Kingston, C. A. Jamison.
Tunnoll Hill, E. A. Ware.
Fairmont College, A. H. S. Bugg,
president.
Emerson and Paulding Mission,
E. W. Reynolds, supply.
Dry Valley and Mission, R. P.
Tatum, supply.
ELBERTON DISTRICT.
M. L. Underwood, presiding el
der.
Elberton, First Church, Ford
Mcßae.
Pearl Mills Mission, B. H. Mob
ley.
Middleton, A. D. Echols.
Bowman, S. H. Dimon.
Hartwell, H. W. Joiner.
Cokesbury, J. D. Turner.
Hart Mission, W. A. Cooper,
supply.
Royston, L. P. Winter.
Carnesville, J. W. Gober.
Lavonia, A. C. Cantrel.
Toccoa, W. W. Brinsfield.
Toccoa Mission, J.E. Rorie.
Danielsville, Frank Quillian.
Jefferson, H.B. Mays.
Harmony Grove, W.T. Bell.
Homer, G. P. Gary.
Lincolnton and Mission, A. J.
Sears and J. F. Yarbrough.
Maysville, H.F. Branham.
Clayton and Mission, L. L. Lan
drum, supply; N, H. Jay, supply.
Clarksville and Mission, J. D.
Miltou.
Demorest and Mission, J. 0.
Brand.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT.
Walker Lewis, presiding elder.
Gainesvlle, First Church —A. C.
Thomas.
Myrtle Street and New Holland
—A.' A. Tilly.
Peudergrast—W. A. Mallory.
Hall Circuit—W. E. VeDable,
supply.
Flowery Branch—E. C. Marks.
Buford—J. M. Tumliu.
Hoschton—J. R. Jones.
Cumming—A. Lester.
Winder—J. R. Speak.
Bethlehem Circuit—W. A. Max
well.
Lawrenceville—-G. W, Griner.
Loganville—W. E. Arnold.
THE NEWS-HERALD.
Monroe —W. T. Huunicutt.
Auburn Circuit—F. G. Golden.
Norcross and Prospect—J. C.
Atkinson.
Norcross Circuit—S. H. Bras
well supply.
Duluth—W. L. Singleton.
Belton and Mission—A. J.
Hughes.
Dacula —R. L. Mobley, supply.
Dahlonega—Wallace Rogers.
Cleveland—W. F. Pitts.
Loudsville Mission—To be sup
plied.
Lumpkin Mission—S. D. Evins,
supply, and M. R. Hughes, supply.
GRIFFIN DISTRICT.
J. B. Robins, presiding elder.
Griffin First Church, W. T. Ir
vine.
Hauleiter Mission, E. W. Bal
lenger.
Milner, G. W. Farr.
Zebulon, C. V. Weathers.
Molena Mission, J. M. Crow.
Barnesville, W. R. Branham.
West Monroe, M.M. Walraven.
The Rock, S. S. Cowan.
Culloden, J. S. L. Sappington.
Thomaston, J. F. Mixon.
Forsyth, J. S. Bryan .
Forsyth Circuit, W. C. Fox.
Senoia, W. T. Caldwell.
Juuesboro, J.W. Stipe.
Hampton, E. K. Aiken.
McDonough, J. L. Moon.
Jenkinsburg, J. L. Ware.
Flovilla, J. E. Rosser.
Jackson, R.B. 0. England.
Fayetteville, Crawford Jackson.
Inman, N. E. Mcßreyer.
Locust Grove, J. M. Fowler.
Stockbridge, H. D. Pace.
LAGRANGE DISTRICT.
M. J. Cofer, Presiding elder.
LaGrauge First Church, A, W.
Quillian.
St. John, R. M. Dixon.
West Point, T.C. Betterton.
West Point Circuit. J. A. Sewell.
Hogansville, J.G. Logan and G.
W. Morgan.
Grantville, J. E. England.
Rocky Mount Mission, F. M. C.
Eads.
Newnan, J. M. White,
Glenn, J. S. Askew.
Turin, H. R. Davies and E. T.
Dempsey.
Franklin, W. 0. Butler.
Palmetto and Fairburn, D. J.
Myrick.
Palmetto circuit, J. S. Embry.
Greenville and Trinity, T. F.
Pierce.
Mountville, D. H. Trammell.
Chipley, J. M.Bowden.
Pine Mountain mission, J. H.
Pace.
Woodbury, W. E. Tarpley.
Carrollton, H. J. Ellis.
Bowden, J. A, Thurman.
Carroll circuit, T. P. Graham.
Ropeville and Mission, E. W.
Jones.
North Coweta circuit, J. W.
Bailey.
Whiteburg and Mission, H. W.
Norris.
Hutcherson Institute, W. W.
Gaines, President.
MARIETTA DISTRICT.
S. B. Ledbetter, presiding elder.
Marietta, S.R. Belk.
Cobb circuit, to be supplied.
Powder Springs, J.W. Austin,
Austell, J. T. Eakes.
Acworth, W. A. Simmons.
Holly Springs, J. Q. Watts.
Canton and Waleska Mission,
W. A. Harris and R. W. Rogers.
Roswell, R. C. Cleckler.
Birmingham Mission, F. A.
Ragsdale, supply.
Liverpool circuit, D. H. Groover,
supply.
Ball Ground and Mission, J. M.
Hawkins.
Jasper, J. H. Little.
Ellijay, L. H. Green.
Dawsonville, W. R. Kennedy.
Alpharetta, George W. Barrett.
Blue Ridge Mission, T. R. Ken
dall, Jr.
Morganton Mission, J. W.
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Young Cain Mission, J. M.
Watts, supply.
Blairsville, D. C. Brown.
Young Harris, C. C. Jarrell.
Hiawassee, T C Hughes, supply.
Young Harris College, J. A.
Sharp, president.
Reinhardt Normal College, R.
W. Rogers, president.
Fairview Mission, J. S. Rawls.
OXFORD DISTRICT.
W. R. Foote, presiding elder.
Oxford and Midway, P. M. Ry
burn.
Almon Mission, E. A. Gray.
Conyers, M. L. Troutman.
Conyers Circuit, G. M. Eakes.
Newborn, J. J. Ansley.
Social Circle, T. J. Warlick.
Madison, W. F. Quillian.
Morgan, R. P. Martyu.
Rutledge, J. W. Taylor.
Shady Dale, F. W. McCleskey.
Eatontou, W. F. Robison.
East Putnam, T. S. Edwards.
West Putnam, W. H. Speer.
Putnam Circuit, W. C. Davis.
Monticello Circuit, J. F. Balls.
Clinton, J. P. Erwin,
Covington, J. N. Snow.
Lithonia, H. M. Strozier,
Stone Mountain and Clarkston,
T. H. Gibson.
Emory College, H. S. Bradley
aud Julius Magath, professors.
ROME DISTRICT.
J. W. Heidt. presiding elder.
Rome, First church, W. W.
Wadsworth;
Second church, W. T. Hamby;
Third church and mission. P. L.
Stantion; Howard avenue and
mission, C. P. Marchman.
North Rome Circuit, J. F. Davis.
West Rome Circuit, W. S.
Gaines.
Silver Creek and Mission, C. C.
Davis, supply.
Cave Spring, F. J. Mashburn.
Cedartown, T. R. McCarty.
Cedartown and Mission, E. M.
Stanton.
Rockmart, S. A. Harris.
Dallas, A. F. Nunn.
Everett Spring, S. Leake.
Buchanan, C. M. Verdel.
Tallapoosa, A. G. Shankle.
Villa Rica and Temple, D. M.
Edwards.
Waco Mission, J. N. Myers.
Yorkville Mission, W. L. Daven
port supply.
Winston Mission, G. P. Bras
well, supply; A. F. Huckabee sup
ply-
Douglasville, John Speer.
Conference Colporteur, E. M.
Stanton.
Piedmont Institute, 0. L. Kelly,
president.
TRANSEERRED.
T. R. Kendall, Louisville con
ference.
T. E. Davenport, Sooth Georgia
conference.
J. F. Tyson, Little Rock con
ference.
F. L. Church, Florida confer
ence. .y
DECEMBER 6, 1900.
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