Morganton Mission Plan for New Church and Tabernacle
A Morganton church reports organizing a Ladies Auxiliary with seven members and pledges for a new church and manse on a 150 by 150 foot lot. A temporary tabernacle to be built, with $500 already pledged, and material orders placed. Building to start at once, services hoped by September 1 with Dr. Melton Park preaching. Mission work by Miss Arrowood has led to 100+ additions, three Young People's Societies, and several missions across Burke county. The pastor suggests using women in outreach to ease minister shortages.
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Melton Park
Columbian Theological Seminary of Columbia
D.C
H. B. Dandy
Morganton
Misa Bessie Dickson Arrowood
Burke County
Miss Arrowood
Seasion
Burkemont
Hubert Ramsaur
B. Ayers
Columbia Seminary
Bridgewater
Women's Missionary Society
D. A. Maclean, Jr
Gainesvile
Berryville
Q. MM
Cunningham
R. 5. Rose
First Church elects new dancons and elders in Columbia
The First Church in Columbia elects J. H. Scott B. L. Parkinson J. B. Bel-Ser Law A. Lorick J. C. Verner D. Shuckleford Lr N. B. Holgerton Smith Harrison and Dr C Ivens as dancons with installation planned September 24 alongside newly elected elders. Revered R A Lapalay Jr’s pastorate will be supplied by Dr Byrd Grem B C Reed and Marion Clark during the licence period. Kawree Presbytery will meet in Campbell caren Campbell South Carolina on September 36 1823 at PLM.
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Columbia
J. H. Scott
B. L. Parkinson
J. B
Byrd
Grem
B. C. Reed
Marion Clark
Kawree Presbytery
Campbell Caren
Campbell
8. C
Presbyterian of the South notice on Lewburg church event
Columba Peesnywey will not be the First Presbyterian Church Lewburg Tennessee event scheduled for Tuesday September 26 1922 at 7 30 o clock P M Clyde Johnson 8 C
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Columba Peesnywey
First Presbyterian Church
Lewburg
Tenn
Clyde Johnson
Presbyterian Presbytery Meeting Reports and Wesleyan Revival Notes
Eastern Texas presbytery will meet at Westhimeter church Beaumont on Tuesday September 12 P M with a program to engage lay members in Home Mission work. Homer McMillan and Ham Missions secretary will address the presbytery. A Weslaco report shows revival and new members after summer conferences. Dime Box notes detail a robust revival with 14 additions, 24 Le e t ice Auxiliary members and 26 Layne Association members, plus church property transfers.
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Eastern Texas
Westhimeter
Beaumont
Texia
Hunter
Hey
Homer McMillan
Ham Minsions
Dime Box
C. ©. Weaver
Layne
Hugh Wilson
Tanglewood
Hawkins
Han
Building a New Church Planned This Fall
T A Scott pastor states that funds will form Miclous to aid church construction and meet community needs. The secured lots enable plans to begin this fall, signaling a hopeful start for the project.
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T. A. Scott
Kanawha Presbytery Meeting at First Church
Kanawha Presbytery will meet in the First Presbyterian church, Luann W. Winn at 8 PM Tuesday September 26 1922. The opening sermon will be preached by the retiring moderator Rev W P Hooper, the picture of the Pirat church is Rev R J Polke. The sessions must send their records to this meeting for examination. J B Morton secretary.
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Kanawha
Firat Presbyterian Church
Luan
W. Winn
Rey. W. P. Hooper
Pirat
R. J. Polke
J.B. Morton
Change of Address in Interdenominational Work
Rev. G Gunn moves from Greenville South Carolina to Lamar Missouri to join an interdenominational effort overseen by Rev. J W Tyler D D superintendent of Mountain Mission work. Rev H J Scott relocates from Whitesburg to Blue Diamond Kentucky to take part in the same bantorate under supervision of Rev J W Tyler D D.
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G. Gunn
Greenville
S.C
Lamar
Sto
H. J. Scott
Whitesburg
Blue Diamond
J. W. Tyler
D. D
Indian evangelist Frank Hall Wright dies at Muskoka Lakes
Rev Frank Hall Wright a noted Indian evangelist and singer within the South died suddenly at his summer home in Muskoka Lakes Ontario He was a Choctaw and one of the General Assembly evangelists His funeral was held Louis He left a widow and a daughter Mrs M P McCormick of the China Mission who is on furlough in Morganton NC and sails from Vancouver August 24 on the Empire of Canada.
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W. J. McMillan
At- Tantfeity
G. W. Shipley
Frank Hall Wright
Muskoka Lakes
Ontario
Canada
Louis
South
General Assembly
Frank
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Foreign Mission Receipts Show Increase But Fails To Catch Up
Revenue for duty reached 80483.17 dollars, up 10424.08 from last year, yet four months into the church year total receipts stand at 229620.29 dollars, 46368.06 less than the same period last year. The author urges continued effort to ride the rising tide toward higher achievement.
Stewardship Committee Keynote at Montreat Meeting
Miss Mamia Buys reports on the General Assembly Committee on stewardship held at Montreat. The keynote states the committee must be the handmaid of the Assembly and the Church, doing work beyond pastors and sections.
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Mamia Buys
General Assembly
Montreat
Presbyterian Stewardship Committees Map Fund Drive Strategy
A church assembly outlines leadership changes and a sweeping Equipment Fund of 5 million dollars. Rev. M B Melvin and Rev. R C Reed preside while Rev. T W Simpson takes an assistant role to streamline three departments. Plans call for restrained publicity and a four week focus before major offerings in March 1923.
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Synodicat
Presbyterian Progressive Program
Montreal
Committee On Stewardship
Avery
Presbyterian
Sy- Rod Lo
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Chattanooga
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