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([Fayetteville, N.C. : The Presbytery], 9 of 11). D. McLauchlin, Vass.Fall 1952—Mrs. L. L. McGoogan, St. Pauls; Mrs. Chas. Rankin,Fayetteville, Mrs. F. L. Eubanks, McCain.Fall 1953—Mr. D. D. McCrimmon, Robbins; Mrs. M. J. McNeill,Laurinburg; Mrs. W. P. Saunders, Robbins.III. Flora Macdonald CollegeSpring...
1950—Mr. J. E. Johnston, Lumberton; Mr. J. LawrenceMcNeill, Raeford; Dr. C. T. Johnson, Red Springs;Rev. W. S. Golden.Spring 1951—Dr. P. J. Chester, Southern Pines; Mr. Edwin Mor-gan, Laurinburg; Mrs. James L. Stevens, Jr., Lum-berton; Rev. Walker B...
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([North Carolina : The Synod], 1978-1980)GENERAL INDEX 2 31 iv MINUTES OF SYNOD ADDRESSES OF SYNOD INSTITUTIONSBarium Springs Home for ChildrenBarium Springs, North Carolina 28010William Black HomeP. O. Box 362, Montreat, North Carolina 28757Presbyterian HomeP. 0. Box 2007, High Point, North...
Moderator-NomineeMr. Vernol Robert Jansen, Jr General SecretaryRev. Thomas J. Holden, III Assistant ClerkII. TRUSTEES, DIRECTORS, AND REGENTS OF INSTITUTIONSA. BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDRENMr. W. Earle Frazier,Mr. William Pope1979-Mrs. Richard E. Neely...
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([North Carolina : The Synod], 1974-1977)—Charlotte, Queens College1951—Red Springs, Flora Macdonald College1952—Davidson, Davidson College1953—Wilson, First Presbyterian Church1954—Charlotte, Queens College1955—Barium Springs1956—Red Springs, Flora Macdonald College1957—Montreat1958—Davidson...
the term of service ex-pires. The superior numeral after a name indicates the number of termsof office.A. BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDRENDr. Nat K. Reiny, Barium Springs Executive DirectorMr. Robert N. Wesley President, Board of Regents1975-Rev. Samuel R...
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([North Carolina. : The Presbytery], 1973-02-03T00:00: #18)*ba - nIfSpring Garden Property- 150 fl" r , H£7 •uppl««entra*y -inute Of presbytery- 50Synodic*! ? trgionr/rrtyw & Solf-^cnlrl- 14FTbompcon fv »T. tAddrecr-ee~ 266 #S70 #lf4i £84 Treasurer ,Given /kufchority to borrow- £56Trc^enxrerc to be bonded- 90...
,10 " f 145frer surer Report of- D09 1M«3?fgifiNlgiSItrustee of Presbyters ,£lected- 1£9turner / JR ,Cnnc* • • cc f d Huott^tleeneed^ B0*88 fC*11 iBethel & Springt-ood-64,0r drained & Install* ©d-04,SS,n©e. Bethel & Spring^od- 243Galled Piedmont & Stony C...
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([Charlotte, N.C. : Mecklenburg Presbytery], 1922 #3). 10, 1922First Church, Charlotte - - May 1, 1922PRO-RE-NATA MEETINGSFirst Church, Charlotte - - Feb. 6, 1922First Church, Charlotte - - Feb. 20, 1922 Stated Spring MeetingFIRST DAYBethel Church, April 11, 1922.The Presbytery of Mecklenburg met...
Pleasant Hill J. J. Neely (2)H. C. Carmichael Williams Memorial S. E. TrueL. E. Wells Mallard Creek J. A. KirkJ. G. Garth Seversville J. H. SoftlyJ. G. Garth Thomasboro W. S. BiggersJ. W. StorkW. C. Rourk Ellerbe Springs A. D. McLeanR. H. M. Brown (2) 4...
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([North Carolina : The Presbytery], 1931 20),420.00 72.00 2,420.0043. Milton 192.00 6.00 79.0044. Mount Vernon Springs. 330.00 10.00 260.0045. New Hope 143.00 4.00 114.0046. North Eno 6.00 1.0047. Piedmont 138.00 4.00 150.0048. Pittsboro 176.00 5.00 236.0049. Pleasant Grove 110.00 3.00 15.0050. Pocket...
the followingresolution and report to the Spring Meeting:RESOLUTIONWhereas, under existing conditions today no minister can doeffective work on a salary of less than $1,500 per year and amanse ; 10 Minutes of Orange PresbyteryAnd Whereas, there is an apparent inequality...
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([North Carolina : The Synod], 1924-1932)SpringsS. K. Phillips N. A. Currie HighlandW. A. NicholsonC. H. Rowan Alexander McGirt AshpoleW. L. Foley W. D. B. McEachin LaurinburgD. M. Johnson PhilippiD. A. Currie (2) , PinehurstThe following minsters of Fayetteville Presbytery were absent:F. M. Bain...
of 21 he decided to enter collegeand fit himself for future usefulness. After teaching school forone year, he entered Hampden-Sidney College and took the fullcourse in three years, graduating in 1857. In the Spring of 1857,he took charge of a young...
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([Charlotte, N.C. : Mecklenburg Presbytery], 1922 4 of 16)Meeting . Charlotte, N. C, 2 P. M., July 5, 1926Next Stated Meeting . . . Banks, 10 A. M., October 26, 1926 STATED SPRING SESSIONMecklenburg Presbytery met in 113th Stated Session atat Sugaw Creek Church, Tuesday, April 13, 1926, and wasopened with a...
compensation for the time and money expended. It frequentlyhappens that the enlarging of the spiritual vision is the great needof a church, and the truest evidence of a revival.At the Spring session of Presbytery, a year ago, your commit-tee, with approval...
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([North Carolina : The Synod], 1954-1957)Orphans' HomeBarium Springs, North Carolina MINUTES of theOne Hundred and Forty-FirstAnnual Sessions of theSynod of North CarolinaNineteen Hundred and Fifty-Four held atQUEENS COLLEGE, CHARLOTTENORTH CAROLINA(Synod Organized October 7, 1813, Alamance...
Church)WITH APPENDIXNEXT MEETING: 2:30 P.M. July 12-14, 1955Presbyterian Orphans' HomeBarium Springs, North Carolina The Minutes of the 1953 Sessions of theSynod of North Carolina as adopted bythe Synod were approved by the GeneralAssembly in session...
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([North Carolina : The Synod], 1966-1969)Queen. He also has a numberof cousins who are Presbyterian ministers. RECENT MEETINGS OF SYNOD1950—Queens College, Charlotte1951—Flora Macdonald College, Red Springs1952—Davidson College, Davidson1953—First Presbyterian Church, Wilson1954—Queens College...
, Charlotte1955—Barium Springs1956—Flora Macdonald College, Red Springs1957—Montreat1958—Davidson College, Davidson1959—Charlotte: Queens College, Myers ParkChurch, Covenant Church1960—Greenville1961—Raleigh1962—Laurinburg1963—Greensboro1964—Montreat1965...
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