Segregated Shelter Flayed at Methodist Conference
At the 30th annual West Virginia Methodist conference in Buckhannon and St Albans leaders urged end to racial and social barriers within churches. Rev. Ray W. Wilson called for open housing and desegregation while delegates approved a quadrennial report and a $925,000 funding plan for Wesleyan College Spring Heights Center Glen Wood Park Beckley Child Care Center and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhannon
St. Andrew Methodist
St. Albans
Ray W. Wilson
Alll
Jesus
EUB
Wilson
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Spring Heights
Spencer
Glen Wood Park
Princeton
Beckley
Numerous New Methodist Pastors Assigned in Charleston District
The 22 new Methodist ministers were posted across Charleston area churches as the annual conference opened in Buckhannon. Replacements included Rev. Harry Coleman to Simpson Memorial in Charleston and Rev. Dewayne Lowther to Wesley Church, with others named to Elizabeth Memorial, St. Andrew, St. Paul Nitro, Simpson Memorial in Moundsville, and additional assignments across Buckhannon Weston Huntington and Beckley districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Annal State Methodist Conference
Buckhannon
Harry Coleman
Gary
McDowell County
Simpson Memorial Church
B. Milton Hargrove
New Jersey
Dewayne R. Lowther
West Liberty
Wesley Church
Bigley Avenue
N. W. Looney
Johnson Memorial Church
Alderson
Paul Smith
Clarksburg
Elizabeth Memorial Church
South Hills
Robert Chandler
Williamstown
Wood County
Ray W. Wilson
Bluefield
St. Andrew Church
St. Albans
J. B. F. Yoak Jr
Visitation
Christ Church
David Peters
St. Andrew
R. Keith Clarke
Ravenswood First
Kenneth Ball
St. Paul Church
Nitro
Charles FE. Roth
Moundsville
Crockett
Paul Mullens
Central Huntington
R.A. Atkinson
Clifton
Hoyt Taylor
Emmanuel-Huntington
Ft. Gay Parish
James Morrison
Slenwood
Armour Sayre
Guyane Joite
Ae Murthe
Allen Parishi
Lavaiette
Haces
Funkier Lavaiette
Hook Lom
Lawrence Bryan
James Gearhart
Lech
Arden A. Smith
Aiiton G
Derrick
H. Kennedy
Nicholas
Versin
First-Ravenswood
C. Keith Clark
Kor Butcher
Temple-Beckley
Ross Evans
Nawha
Morin Eaton
Leroy
Dewit Har van
Orville Belcherris
Lockhart
G. W. Prine
Logan Mec
Morrsl
Parkersburg
Margaret Marshall
Athens
Maurice Miller
Bland Street
Merrill Chapel
John A. Collins
Mr. Bluefield
Charles Kinder
Pleasant-Pettyville
Richard Longbons
Andy H. Roe
Coalwood
Parkview
A. C. Bell
Smith
G. Leland
Princeian
Vitle
Charles Travis
Summit Valley
Craig Michels
Metroealitane
Joseph
Charles Eaton
Wesley-Vienna
R J. Mae T. Tisdale
John Stewart
Fred Villinger
Thenys Williamstewms
Robert A. Chandler
Imball
Herman Ross
Maybuery
Lee
Richardson
Montcalm
A. J. Young
Augusta
Serres Witchers
Grace-Key
Spanishburg
Kanin
Trinity
Creek
Tyrand Parish
Wheeling
Richard Millers
Mt. Clare
Charles Come
Christ
Wallace
Gary Stackpoler
House of the Carpenter
Frank West Milford
G. Harold McCoy
Wilson Horton
Laurel Point
Gail
New Martinsville
Ronald Ballah
Monumental
Marcus Caste
Reader
James JF
Richmond
Trovoh
Barrackville
James Kerry Ben
Simpson
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The
Charleston Gazette
J. B. F. Yoak
Boomer
James L. Walker
Cabin Creek
Warren Faulknier
Calvary
Dunbar
Noble Crew
Chelyan-Hast Bank
Elden Cuppett
Dickinson
H. F. Hanshaw
Elkview
James
J. Spradlin
Fairview
James A. Hickman
Fisher-Watts
Homer
Lanham
Glasgow
W. G. States
Greenlee
Jack Turner
Hanshaw
Wilbur Reynolds
John Price
Humphreys
Robert P. Johnson
Jordan-Massey
Clifford Sneed
Mount Salem - Fraziers Bottom
K. J. Parsons Sr
Poca- Faith
Holly Thompson
St. Luke’s
Robert Boggess
West Virginia
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Daddy
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Palm Beach
Ernie
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