Bishop Galloway Dies After long illness in Jackson
Charles S. Galloway prominent Methodist bishop of the South, long considered a leading pulpit orator and trusted adviser to public figures, died at his home in Jackson at 5 a.m. after days of pneumonia and heart trouble. He was 60, married in 1869 to Hattie Willis, and recognized as a national figure who influenced policy in the South. The death marks the end of a revered church leader and public servant in Mississippi.
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Sketch of His Life Bishop Charles Galloway of Mississippi
A life sketch of Bishop Charles Galloway born in Kosciusko Mississippi on September 1 1840. He excelled at the University of Mississippi and entered the ministry young. He served in multiple Mississippi appointments endured yellow fever 1878 and later edited the New Orleans Christian Advocate. He traveled widely as Foreign Minister of Methodism and led civic reform, particularly prohibition, while shaping Universal Methodism.
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Thousands attend the funeral at the first Methodist Church and Ursenwood Cemetery for Bishop Charles B Galloway. Officials suspend work and schools in tribute as speakers praise his pastorate editing and public service. Noted mourners include Bishop Hendrix and Bishop Candler with floral tributes and a Knights of Pythias escort.
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