The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

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Rev Frederic P4sco. dsleu.a1s r1sra o.. Fl..-ss.
Conference, was born ca Prince ElHarTs So
May 4, 1S44, his parents bring 81 EngIish szr-t
The family emigraicd % TIE Eired Ss.I.-s ~
settled in Massachusetts While Brriher Pu=ra -.
still an infant At a saiiaile agE Bnsrl.rr P..n
was enierrd = studrni 81 CauliEi.-se Ne - a
Harvard University and euj8Fetf fhe heueass Il
scholastic training in tai sid and russss-f
institution. graduating N KS Cpoa oamui.s-
ing his college eour-e be se1<h- a hame IN ne
great West. and joined ne Mefhodisi Churrk d
Illinois in l-67, Receiving q licsu=e O. urearf
soon after: joined the Hines Cslllsrence. N-sh
Odist Church. and remained tEo Fezrs IN a.
Conference. Removing % Fisrnla. Brulhs-
PascO determined that he couisI besf -erve shs
Church by connecting himself = once Eirh ne
active work Of the NJ T. Chmkh. SouIh- He
was stationed in one of me Iack-ouF1Ee eharz.s
for four years was Presiding El..rr - TIE IacE-
SOnvllle District hour Years has hen fhr-e Fezlz
stationed AZ Monticello win siguii tfnrfI D Ne
Church, having served his CaufeIence a. Ser-s-
iary since 1S74 Beloved. iruslel honnred be
is as modest as be j. worthy and usrfuL Tef ~
der FORTY years OF age thc great 1riinAl h4rvezr
stretches Out before him. inviting he rszpez
He that reapeth receiEeIh wages and g4lherelA
fruit unto eternal life"
Rev. C. Z bowman was born IN Eenf. Eae-
land, August =, 1919 His pareHis removed .
the UniIed States when be was six wears cid
and he was brought up IN Geur-ia He Eascan-
verted and Joined the n r Chsrrh Suulh IN
1865, in his 18Th wear In lS-8 Br.aher DoEman
graduated from Emory ColteEr, Ca EIlh
first hOnors- Entering The Sorfb -CirarEiA Caa-
ference (havlng been lIcrnscd 20 QreAch IN rs
18th YEAR, 1871 he served ore rear and fhe1
transferred 90 the Florida Conference ia
Since that time Brother Dowmar has been II
the active itineranf work either ~ Pastor 90 a.
Brother Bowman has attained Distinction N hn
own Conference, which h0n0ued him win .
high mark of IL confidrnce and rcspeei By piac-
ing MIN fiTsi IN our representation - ne 6ener4
Conference. With grateful Interest car Church
regards these, her true sons armed ior the cen
fiict with evil and sin, having esInserraaed hen
selves To the Masters cause Only S3 years 81
age, Brother Bowman may W0rk ca and yea
live to ser the heather claimed as the rghifn n
heriiance OF the risen Christ
Theodore Turntull, E~q-, a natIre Florldlan.
=" 10 the manor born. now forty years 81 age and
nearly twenty-five years membeF 81 The NJ Z
Church. South. 4 planter by chnlce, q sunday
school Superintendent by afiectiOn for a dozen
wears past Educated az CollinsEurgh Institute,
Ga. now -esidcnt in Lem county. ia. Brother
Turnbull represents that class 81 quiet, earnest
Christian lavman upon whom the Church can
rely with confidence These men, sharing the
fortunes and triumphs OF the Church, never tail
TO answer at the roll call
Judge J. Wofford Tucker, the ieaaing lay DEL
egate OF the Florida Conference. Is a man Of me
physical development and imposing presence,
and his well-shaped head indicates that the DE-
velOpment OF brain IS not Inferior 10 that OF The
body-his record through life proves this True
He Was born IN Sparianburg. = c. IN le2S Is
a lawyer by profession He pracilecs law IN ms
native district from 1874 b 1SJ4 when be was
called to the Presidency ct the Sparianburg Fe-
male College, which he left in a h6ufishing con
diiinn in 1857, and resumed bis profession IN
ST Louis, Mo. During the very earnest discus
sion on national issues which preoe6ed the late
war, he was called TO edit The HLss0sir1 Staie
Journal. designed to represent CORRECTLY the
proper sentiments of the people Of Missouri,
paper which had immense circulation III
by the United States authorities Al
the close of the war he located In Bermuda
where, under the administration Of Sir Frederic
Chapman, he received the complimentary recog-
milton of the Colonial Government by being ap-
pointed 10 the Office Of Superintendent Of EdIca-
ton, which he held mp TO the time OF his return
to the United States where he located, IN san
ford, Fla, his present residence. As legislator
in his native State as an original TestimentaTy
Trustee of WOff0rd College as College Presl-
dent, as Curator Of the State University of Mis-
souri, he has been The Consistent, earnest advo-
cate and promoter of education He has filed
all the positions of a layman in the Church. from
class header to that of delegate to the Ecumenca
Conference; is an earnest, active Christian,
blessing 10 the community where be resides and
an honor 10 the Church at large.