OUR LEGACY FROM THE PAST - NCCUMC

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7 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Beginnings of American Methodism 9 Itinerant Ministers of the Roanoke Circuit 11 1811-1859 Methodism Comes to the Carolinas 12 Francis Asbury: Prophet on Horseback 26 Washington Sandford Chaffin 31 Sermon Preached by Chaffin in Williamston 34 July 13, 1861 Copyof Deed to Methodist Church Property 47 1828 Ministers of the First United Methodist Church 50 in Williamston 1866-1988 Wives of Former Ministers 73 Excerpt from RECOLLECTIONSANDOBSERVATIONS 75 by Rev. L. L. Nash-The Williamston Circuit 1875-1877 Oldest Living Member in 1988 79 Services for Dedication of Methodist Church in Williamston 1903 82 1902 85 1928 86 1929 90 ABrief History of the Women of the Methodist 92 Church in Williamston Installation ofFirst Officers of the Women's 95 Society of Christian Service-1940 The First Members of the WSCS 97 United Methodist Women Special Mission 98 Recognition The Methodist Youth Fellowship 100 The Sunday School 103 The Acolyte Program 105 Our Missionaries 107 Trustees 1920-1944 109 Recipients of the Wallace Tarkington 110 Scholarship
8 Chrismon Tree Memorial Gifts Memorial Stained Glass Windows Register of Marriages 1893-1988 Baptisms 1894- Membership Roll 1853-1988 Bibliography 111 114 119 122 130 136 168
Page 1 and 2: OUR LEGACY FROM THE PAST A History
Page 3 and 4: DEDICATION This book is dedicated t
Page 5: 5 "This is my Church. It is compose
Page 9 and 10: 10 witnessed the shooting of one of
Page 11 and 12: 12 METHODISM COMES TO THE CAROLINAS
Page 13 and 14: 14 believe the Lord converted my so
Page 15 and 16: 16 John Watts served the people in
Page 17 and 18: 18 quarter of a million miles carry
Page 19 and 20: 20 no man could hold the office of
Page 21 and 22: 22 ~ .9t~. :I d";,t / ~ ri , hP' ~.
Page 23 and 24: 24 CODE 1. Cooking Fires-Illuminati
Page 25 and 26: 26 FRANCIS ASBURY: PROPHET ON HORSE
Page 27 and 28: 28 Asbury returned to Williamston a
Page 29 and 30: 30 Home of William Williams, where
Page 31 and 32: 32 WASHINGTON SANDFORD CHAFFIN 1815
Page 33 and 34: 34 bring as many as he could to ser
Page 35 and 36: 36 We wish it terminated. To preven
Page 37 and 38: 38 condition is wretched. Many that
Page 39 and 40: 40 miasma over our beautiful hills
Page 41 and 42: 42 shall deliver thee from the snar
Page 43 and 44: 44 The uncircumcised Philistine-cla
Page 45: 46 And the idols are broken in the
Page 48 and 49: 49 The Carstarphen House where the
Page 50 and 51: 51 He was at the Williamston church
Page 52 and 53: 53 many friends in Williamston and
Page 54 and 55: 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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••• ~." p 99 ?~'fI~.f , :~:;'
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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
Page 112 and 113:
113 Mrs. Beatrice B. Whitley and Re
Page 114 and 115:
115 Choral Music Holders Three "You
Page 116 and 117:
117 75 COKESBURY HYMNALS By loving
Page 118 and 119:
119 MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
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121 16. In Honor of Bettie Rose Man
Page 122 and 123:
123 Fabius Lee Minga & Lavenia W. P
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125 Slade White Grace Grines Leslie
Page 126 and 127:
127 Gary Nelson Burden W. M. Ellis
Page 128 and 129:
129 Jeffery Lynn Hartman Irving E.
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131 William Linwood Harrell Stewart
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133 Benjamin Guilford Prescott III
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135 ReverendIrving Cook-Pastor at t
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Louvinia Williams 3/21/1886 J. O. G
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Sarah Cramer 1/5/1902 T. H. Sutton
Page 140 and 141:
141 Fred Gardner Mrs. Fred Gardner
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David Dodd, Jr. 9/1924 E. D. Dodd M
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145 Estelle Crawford 10/2/1930 Dwig
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J. B. Glenn 4/17/1938 S. A. Maxwell
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149 Mrs. W. C. Windley Mrs. D. W. M
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151 M. Stuart Davis Jr. Apr/1951 E.
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153 B. B. Rogerson Jun/1955 R. E. W
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155 James Kenneth Stalls Mar/1958 R
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157 Miss Nancy Fay Broda 12/17/61 S
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159 W. Coleman Moore, Jr. 7/19/64 J
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161 M. Wesley Williams 1/21/68 Jame
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Elizabeth Ann Baggett 3/U,/72 W.M.E
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165 Lori Ann McLelland 4/1t/79 W.M.
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167 Herb Bailey Howard Daniel Mrs.
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Smith, George H., LIFE AND LABORS O
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"How much we owe to the past that h
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