The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
REV. HENRY NJ. MOOD DEAD
The Venerable Servant Of Coz
Passes Away.

Rev. Heory NJ Mood The venerable inis
ter of the u. E Church, South, died Sun
dsy morning at the oo,us of his son, Dr. J
DAYS he ba1 neen in falling sealtb for sew
Masters summons 10 enter into his we
Rev. Henry McFar.and Mood sou Of Rev
John and Catherine Mocd, was born in
,he City of Caacleston. FeoruHry l4th, 1919.
he joined the Methods: Episcopal Church,
April 18th, 1885. On the 10th Joue, 1888.
{Dr. Wm Capers, preacher il charge Ct
Charleston Staton) be was licensed to exhor'
by the stewards and class leaders, aud yearly
n, the same tiue were Wm. P. Mouzon and
Jas Wesley Wightman-
He entered the "Mauual Labor School, at
Cokesbury, AbLeviile Co S. G, May 6,
l84o; Rev. Dr. Mitchell, now Of the Alabama
Conference, was then Rector. he was there
associated with Wm. C KirkIaod, father of
the Chancellor OF Vanderbilt University and
". D. Kirkland, Henry A Bass, Abel NJ.
Chrei,z5erg, Wm. G. Conner, late Of the N.
W. Texas Conference, John H. Zimmerman
and Wm E. Collier, late of the Florida Con-
ference, holland n Mcintyre, afterwards
Bishop Mcintyre, who was also student
there at that time.
he rnatricula,ed at Emory College. Geor-
gia. sopboa ore class, January 10th, 1899,
but circumstances compelled him to return to
Charleston aod he entered the Charleston Col
iege, go o3hoBore half advanced class Febru-
ary 10th 1889 While student at Charles.
toe College he VAS licensed TO presch by the
Quarterly Conference oithat station, Sep'em-
ber 10th, 1910, often preaching In the various
churches and even for other denominations.
N. Talley, n AC Walker and Whiteford
Smith we're then preachers having charge Of
the Coarles,on Churches He was very pless-
antly associated at College with Henry L
Plnckney, Wn. Henry Tresco,t and Francis
W Cspers.
He gradaated February %, 1912. with
Wm. Po,cher Miles. Sedgewicb Simuons,
Joho Haoson, VIM Laval and julius j.
Fleming. The suffice. CT his ora,ion was
eRel;gico /, dispensabie 10 Right Edaca-
ton - Mr. Miles Was vAledic: o1,aD.
Vas admit;ed on trial into ihe South Caro-
liea Conference, held il Charlotte. N. /,
Bishop Waugh presidiog. January Isl, 1912,
month before his graduation at college He
graduated on "Wednesday and preached at
Bethel Church Sunday morning 90 Mon
day. early he took the saddle in front ct his
fathers door for Edge6eid Ci.ca +, 20 which
he had been appo nted, to oegin his life
work TO which God had caled hin. tE;ge-
field Circuit, 1872 He WIS associated this
year, rs his seoior, with the venerabe Sam
uei DuuEoody
He was married !anusry 18th, 1876, to
Miss Laura A Clark, of Lowudesvi:.e, At
bevilie Conusr, S. C. Her father, flames
Clark, was Of Osangeourg. Orange County,
Va.
He hlled appointments 10 Greeovi!le, Che
raw. Wa!,erooro, Fayetteville, n. G, Gran
;teville. Bethel Church, Charles'oo, Spartan
burg, Liucolton, N. c., Marion, Ben"e'ts.
vile, President of Ieooir Female College,
Caldwell. n c.. ard President of Coumb bia
Female College from 1862 e5. Since the war
be has been stationed at Goshen Hill. Spring
Street (Charlesfou), Snmmerville and Sum
Ter, md was Presiding Elder Of Cokesoury
District from 1904, and of Spartanburg
District 1858 He was then stationed at
Manoing, Camden, Beaufort, Manning, San
tee, and at Manning l892-95, which was bis
last charge. which be resigned On account Of
i'll health March 18th. 1895.