List of Appointments Made by Bishop.
The Arkansas Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
has just closed its sessions at Benton
vitle after a most harmonious meet
ing. Several interesting addresses f
were delivered, especially on Educa
tion and Mission Work, and the work
of the Conference was dispatched with
rapid progress. Previous to the clos
ing of the session Bishop Hendrix an
nounced the list of appointments as
follows:
Fort Smith District—F. S. H. John
ston, presiding e dm Fort Smith First
Church, M. N. Waldrip. Fort Smith
Central E. R. Steel: Fort Smith, Dod
son Avenue, C. W. Lester; Fort Smith,
Midland High, \Y. J. Faust ; Fort Smith I
Circuit, ,T. F. Hutchinson; Alla j;
and Prairie Grove, L. H. Eakes; A hot id
Circuit, supplied by J. B. Ray; Bates, 1
M. P. Clark; Branch Circuit, J. E. Mor- I
ris; Booneville station, G. M. Barton; §
Charleston Circuit, J. H. Sturdy; Green- |
wood station, I). H. Colquelte; Hart- I*
ford Circuit, D. N. Weaver; Backett I
Circuit, J. W. Taylor; Huntington and |
Mansfield, L. J. Bryan: Magazine Cir- I
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L. Horton; Paris station, J. M. Wil
liams; Waldron station, B. M. Burrow;
Waldron Circuit, supplied by W. J.
Harris. Washburn Circuit, J. W. How
ard; Van Buren station, F. M. Tolle
son; Van Buren Circuit, Elisha Dyer.
Dardanelle District—J. H. O. Bryan,
presiding elder; Dardanelle station,
Jeff Sherman; Dardanelle Circuit, Eu
gene Woodruff; Danville Circuit, M.
F. Johnson; Olla Mission. J. C. Shipp;
Ozark station, W. T. Thompson; Ozark
Circuit, J. N. Villines; Dover Circuit,
W. E. Bishop; London and Knoxville,
C. E. Gray; Clarksville station, H.
Hanesworth; Clarksville Circuit, sup
plied by R. N. Davis; Lamar station,
A. B. Williamson; Rover Circuit, J.
M. McAnally; Bellville Circuit, W. M.
Adcock; Gravelly and Bluffton, J. R.
Ashmore; Walnut Tree Circuit, J. F.
Dunaway; Prairie View Circuit, D. U.
Telline; Altus and Denning, H. VV.
Wallace. Coal Hill and Hartman. R. S.
Lawson; Spadra Mission, J. C. Weav
er; Russellville and Webb City, sup
plied by W. D. Deshan.
Morrilton District—J. H. Glass, pre
siding elder; Morrilton station, J. M.
Hughey—A. E. Goods, Jr.; Plummer
ville Circuit, J. C. Floyd; Conway sta
tion, J. B. Stevenson; Conway mis
sion, A. M. Smith—C. H. Nelson, sup
ply; Atkins station, H. H. Griffin;
Pittsville Circuit. J. A. Reynolds; Quit
man station, J. T. McBride; Quitman
Circuit, J. E. Snell—W. W. Noble, ex
tra supply; Holland Circuit, supplied
by J. A. Ellis of Russellville station
and Grand Master C. Clumpney;
Adona Circuit, supplied by C. C. Den
iston; Appleton Circuit, supplied by H.
Young; Bee Branch mission, supplied
by M. L. Massie; Clinton Circuit, W.
K. Biggs: Houston and Perry, B. L.
Lucas: Springfield Circuit. A. J. Cul
lum; Flat Rock Circuit, supplied by
W. W. Woods, professor in Hendrix
college; L. C. Perry, editor Western
Methodist. J. A. Anderson, field editor
Western Methodist: W. J. Meels, stu
dent in Hendrix college, and W. R.
Kirkpatrick.
Fayetteville District—W. L. Sher
man, presiding elder; Fayetteville,
Central, P. C. Fletcher; Parkdale and
Winslow, O. H. Tucker; Farmington
and Fayetteville, L. Orr and W. H.
Dyer, supplies; Springdale station, H.
W. Ledbetter; Rogers station, J. F. E.
Bates; Bentonville station, J. E. L.
Bearden; J. W. House, supply; Pea
Ridge Circuit, J. S. Hackler; Cen
ter Circuit, H. A. Armstrong; Gra
vette and Decatur, E. Wilson; Gentry
station, T. A. Martin; Springtown Cir
cuit, G. B. Griffith; Prairie Grove sta
tion, J. E. McConnell; Vinney Grove
Circuit, J. D. Roberts; Elm Springs
Circuit, H. A. Gilmore; Goshen Cir
cuit, W. E. Reid; War Eagle Mission,
Chas. Edwards; Falling Springs, sup
plied by W. D. Bostick, a missionary
to Japan. C. B. Moseley, missionary to
Korea; A. B. Wasson, conference mis
sionary and secretary, W. M. Sherman.
Harrison District—J. J. Galloway,
presiding elder; Harrison station, G.
G. Davidson; Bellefonte and Marshall,
H. A. Stroud; Berryville station, W.
B. Wolf; Berryville Circuit supplied
by J. H. Cullins of Cotter mission—
B. T. Gossett; Eureka Springs sta
nun. r. ej. lairs; rairview uircuu, n.
P. Robertson; Green Forrest Circuit,
supplied by J H. Robe; Huntsville Cir
cuit, A. M. Albright; Kingston Circuit,
J. Dennis; Lead Hill mission, J. W.
Griffin; Teslie station, W. T. Martin;
Mountain Home station, A. L. Cline;
Talley Springs Circuit, L. L. Cewell;
Yellville station, J. A. Womack; Yell
ville Circuit, F. G. Villines!
Transferred—J. M. Cantrell to Ok
lahoma conference. J. A. Castall and )
J. W. Obrvant to the Missouri confer- I
ence.
Passenger Service Inaugurated.
Regular passenger train service has ;
been inaugurated on the Memphis, j
Paris and Gulf road between Nash
ville and Ashdown where the road in
tersects the Frisco and Kansas City
Southern Systems.
For Reclaiming Lands.
Poinsett county is preparing to drain
her swamp lands and has organized
six drainage districts, which will em
brace 273,000 acres.
Destroyed By Fire.
The Gladney hotel of Hamburg j
known to travelers throughout the
state, was destroyed by fire recently. !
Ptomaine Poisoning.
Mrs. Laura Bowdre of Paragould
died recently from ptomaine poison,
after eating a can of sardines.
WILL BEGIN NOV. 29
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