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MUST FOLLOW AS THR NIGHT THE DAY, THOU oANgr NOT
SOUTH oARoLINA. MARCH g. 1909.
Resolutions Adopted by ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, WaIhaIIa, sc. -


Church, WaIhalla, sc. =
At meeting of the congregation
of st. Johns Episcopal Church, Wal.
halla, S. o., on March 9th, 1908, the
following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
Whereas for many months after
our beloved pastor, the late Rev. J
ID. Mccullough, d. D., was taken to
his heavenly home, there was nc
meeting of our congregation. We
hope that although late it will not
be inappropriate to give public ex-
preston to the great sorrow expe.
rienced by us on that occasion
therefore be it resolved
1st. That id the removal of this
godly man not only ST. Johns church
in Walhalla, but the Diocese of South
Carolina, has sustained an irrepara-
BILE loss.
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I'd. That we greatly miss his
learned, comforting and instructive
sermons, his genial, kind and fatherly
presence and his bright, interesting
conversation.
3D.. That we will ever cherish his
memory with loving affection and
look to him as model of a true sol
dler of the cross, and that we will
endeavor toIimitate his devotion to
his God, his Saviour, his duty and
his church, and remember his forth
tude under affliction, trouble and
sickness as an example to be followed
by us.
4th. That these resolutions be
entered in the Parish Register and a
copy be sent to the Diocese, the
county papers and the Charleston
News and Courier, with a request
that they publish the same, and that
other papers will copy.
We, the congregation of st. Johns
church, Walhalla, S. O., desire to ex-
press our appreciation of the kind
ness Of, Rev. L. f. Query in minis
tering to us during several weeks
last summer therefore be it resolved
1st. That the thanks of this con-
gregation are hereby rendered to Mr..
Query, and that we remember with
great pleasure his sojourn amongst
US, and miss his kind, genial cor haa-
ionship, his edifying sefl his
social visits.
I'd. That these f9E1lotlons be
entered in the Parish Register;and a
copy sent to Mr.. GperrY and that
copies be also sen The county
papers, the DiocesS the Charles
ton News and CouriSt with the re-
quest that the Iisb the same.
Whereas the llRVS w a. Callen-
dar has accepted q NallS lSextended to
him by the chur6bes on S6llivan's
Island and a. MI Pleasant; there
fore be it leea by the congrega-
tion of 81 Rp's church, Walhalla,
LIST. Faat we part with Mr.. Callen-
dar with great reluctance and will
ne spleasant companionship and
c6oe eonversation.
I'd. THAT we appreciate the faith
full work performed by Mr.. Calendar,
his earnest, instructive sermons, his
energy and devotion to his Masters
service and his efforts to promote the
cause of religion.
81. That our best wishes for their
welfare and happiness will attend
MIR. Calendar and his family in their
new home, and our earnest prayers
for his success in the work which, he
has undertaken.
4th. That these resolutions be
entered in the Parish Register and 9
copy sent to Mr.. Calendar, and tha,
copies be also sent to the county
papers, the Diocese, the Greenvill.
Daily News and the Charleston News
and Courier with the request that
they publish the same.
George Gould Takes Ride.
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