Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-24
Rev. z. A. Callahan, Il. ID. His Worn
In South Carolina.

Rev. p. A. Callahan, b. D., who Is
a graduate of the Richmond Baptist
Theological Seminary was also the
President OF the Little River Baptist
Association, from which position he
resigned to accept the call of pastor
ate to the Union Baptist Church,
Society Hill. s. G.. He is greatly be-
loved and held in the highest appre
citation by the congregation over
which he presides also In great es-
TEEN by the vicinity. He has In the
most admirable manner distinguish
ed himself among the people OF the
community as a preacher OF the Cos
pei ministry. He is jewel In the
pulpit as his sermons are attractive
and filled with logic and wholesome
doctrine. He is quite progressive
young man, keeping a breast with
with this great age In which we live
He is now, one of our future brilliant
stars. May it's lustre be seen afar.
He knows so well how to command
by his executive ability and bring all
things In harmony TO the best end
and purpose IN view. By the conf
dence that he constantly inspired In
much soundness of judgement, the
| integrity of bis motives and the
completeness of the conservation to
the cause he represents. He Is frank
brave, manifest of men, and yet ten
der hearted and humble In DISPOSE
ton. The great responsibilities be
fully realized in the acceptance OF
the work with such a broad-mind
and liberal handed. However with
his much untiring efforts, great will
power aud persistency, he is destined
TO make a great mark In this bis
divine calling. AS he is man OF
much commonseDse which is so
greatly needed now days among our
leaders. He has been favored with
several calls as pastor which is but
a description of bis noble ability as a
preacher may he live the life of many
years doing good IN the world.
Showing himself a true man Inn
mediately he graduated, he then, to
| fulfill the much divine Injunction
took to himself better half in the
parsonage of Miss Lille Moon, OF
Manchester, Va. She, very attrac-
tive, charming society belle, amable
and lovely lady, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Noon. She is truly
a companion to the Elder In the real
sense which a wife should be TO one
In such an exalted position. She is
indeed fiue lady and keeps her
home upon the modern style, the
kindness of the people is most pro-
fusedly RESTORED upon them, which Il
seen by the manifestation of theil
visits TO the home of their pastor.
j Madame Callahan has all the ele
ments and those excellents qualities
which make for them sun SHINE al
home and It's rays spread abroad
. Her face is wreathed with pleasan
smiles and she possesses Cheerful
, words for all as when they are ap
preaching and entering her doors
Then, next follows her nne art of en-
: pertaining the guest. No one cal
feel alone, being In her company
: She is the lady who studies her hus
: bands best interest in that he has
} most precious gem. cher price is ia
above rubies" as her heart draw
: with light and is beaming with 10
and being contented with her mos
/ agreeable situation.
This community has quite nun
Z beT of business men who are conduct
!, ing and transactlng it upon bust
ness principle among whom are th
following Revs. l.. Faulkener, 4
r. Bacote, DR.. A. w. Wines, Pro
S. j. Wines, Hon. Il. W. Wines an
Mr. T. j. Nelson.
I. The parsonage is just opposite I'll
If church in a most delightful and d
n sIrable portion of the town. an
a this lady adorns it with grace an
e beauty.