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Smith, George H., LIFE AND LABORS OF FRANCIS ASBURY, Nashville, Tennessee, Nashville Publishing House, Methodist Episcopal Church South, 1896. Tipple, Ezra T., FRANCIS ASBURY: THE PROPHET OF THE LONG ROAD, New York, The Methodist Book Concern, 1916. Twiford, Ethel Williams, ed., WITH A SINGLE EYE: A HISTORY OF ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH, Goldsboro, NC., Hilburn Publishing Co., 1983. 169
170 PERSONAL JOURNALS Reverend Washington Sandford Chaffin John Frederick Mallett Reverend James Meacham NEWSPAPERS THE ENTERPRISE-September 19,1902 March 20, 1903 December 14, 1906 Tobacco Edition, 1941 Tobacco Edition, 1947 February 24, 1928 INTERVIEWS Reverend W. S. Chaffin-Grandson of Washington Sandford Chaffin Mrs. W. V. Gupton, Jr.-Daughter of Charles L. Read Mrs. Nellie Blanche Stanford Pittman-Daughter of J. T. Stanford James Rogers-Son of C. T. Rogers Mrs. Etta Beale Vick-Daughter of R. R. Grant Mrs. W. M. Whitehurst- Step-daughter of J. T. Stanford NUSCELLANEOUSSOURCES Historical Papers of the North Carolina Conference Historical Society Pastors' Conference Notes 1915-1988
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OUR LEGACY FROM THE PAST A History
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DEDICATION This book is dedicated t
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5 "This is my Church. It is compose
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8 Chrismon Tree Memorial Gifts Memo
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10 witnessed the shooting of one of
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12 METHODISM COMES TO THE CAROLINAS
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14 believe the Lord converted my so
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16 John Watts served the people in
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18 quarter of a million miles carry
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20 no man could hold the office of
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22 ~ .9t~. :I d";,t / ~ ri , hP' ~.
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24 CODE 1. Cooking Fires-Illuminati
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26 FRANCIS ASBURY: PROPHET ON HORSE
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28 Asbury returned to Williamston a
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30 Home of William Williams, where
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32 WASHINGTON SANDFORD CHAFFIN 1815
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34 bring as many as he could to ser
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36 We wish it terminated. To preven
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38 condition is wretched. Many that
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40 miasma over our beautiful hills
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42 shall deliver thee from the snar
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44 The uncircumcised Philistine-cla
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46 And the idols are broken in the
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49 The Carstarphen House where the
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51 He was at the Williamston church
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53 many friends in Williamston and
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55 churches since he came here in 1
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57 Reverend H. M. Eure came the nex
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59 C. T. Rogers 1930-1933 R. R. Gra
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61 In 1938,Reverend S. J. Starnes w
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63 B. T. Hurley 1939·1947 R. E. Wa
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R. C. Mooney. Jr. 1956-1959 65
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67 memory of James Carroll Jones, S
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69 Arthur Winstead 1980-1981 H. Cha
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71 "This church will always ministe
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73 WIVES OF THE MINISTERS It seems
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75 Excerpt from RECOLLECTIONS AND O
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77 became one of the most influenti
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79 Our Oldest Living Member-Mrs. Ag
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81 ••••• -. " t , jll/ .
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83 The text for the sermon was the
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85 This article was written by Reve
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87 his next appointment, or minglin
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89 Enterprise, Feb. 24, 1928 CENTEN
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91 gift. This will insure against c
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93 In 1938, with a membership of th
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95 INSTALLATION OF THE FIRST OFFICE
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97 THE FIRST MEMBERS OF THE NEWLY O
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101 Sunday School room had been bui
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103 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL From the few
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105 THE ACOLYTE PROGRAM The Acolyte
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107 OUR MISSIONARIES George and Jun
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109 TRUSTEES "Except the Lord build
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OUR FIRST CHRISMON TREE 111
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113 Mrs. Beatrice B. Whitley and Re
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115 Choral Music Holders Three "You
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117 75 COKESBURY HYMNALS By loving
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