The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-10-30

1890
to Wonderful Pelzsr!"
The last issue of the Walhalla Courier
says: PROF. w. A. Dickson. who has
been teaching for four years at South
Union, in this county. will teach next
year at Broyles, in Anderson County,
where the people have merged two schools
nto one and are erecting school building
that would be credit to any community.
Mr.. Dickson has served on the County
Board of Examiners during his entire
stay in Ocopee and is held in high esteem
by his associates on the Board for his prac.
tical handling of school affairs. To him,
more than to any one else, Is the inception
and continued prosperity of the Oconee
Teachers Association due, and he has
edited our Educational Department since
its establishment in January last, with
signal ability and success. He is man
of extensive reading and research, and he
loves to write and publish that which is
elevating and Instructive"
The Southern Christian, Advocate says:
"Bishop Galloway will spend Sunday be-
fore Conference on Pendleton circuit with
Rev. S. H. Zimmerman. He will preach
at Clemson College and Sandy Springs,
and will lecture at the College at night.
This is q new way and an excellent one.
It is we'll for the church that one of our
bishops is to preach at Clemson, where he
will be heard not only by Methodists, but
by young men of all churches, and from
all over our State. And it is well for o
stranger bishop to see our circuit work as
we'll ss our city stations. We sympathize
with other places which desired to have
our bishop on this open Sunday, but be-
lieve they will agree with US that this new
departure Of Bishop Galloway is wise and
Girls Industrial College at Rock Hill, and
ought also to see that for the boys at Cal
houn's old home His plans will enable
him to do this"
Rev. R G. Patrick, son of our towns.
man, Col. J. B. Patrick, who has been
temporarily supplying Church at Ovens
| boro, KY, has accepted call to the pastor
ate of the First Baptist Church at Marion.
| Ala. and will begin work In his new field
at once. The Greensboro (Ky.) baptist
thus speaks of him: "The First Baptist
| Church at Marion, Ala, has extended
call to Bro. Patrick to become their pastor.
His services here as pastor Of the First
Church, during the absence Of Bro. Hale.
have been attended by overflowing oongre-
cations, and his ability, both as preacher
aud pastor, is recognized by all. In the
sick room aud death chamber he is ten
der, sympathetic comforter. We have
found him a true yoke fellow, genial
brother, hightoned Christian gentleman.
He has made hosts of friends here who
will regret separation from him and their
prayers and good wishes will follow him
to his new field. The brethren at Marion
ask that the Church here release him from
his engagemen for balance Of the time,
that he may o once come and take charge
there, and the Church here, though regret
ting the necessity, has granted the request.
He will leave US after the first Sunday in
| November. When the absent pastor re-
turns, we think he will find that the tem-
porary pastor has happily taken the work
in hand. and that the various interests have
been we'll cared for"