The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03

Martin, and DR.. Thompson. DR.. Nc
morris moved to the country. Mr..
Murphy surrendered his charge and
removed to West Tennessee.
Rev. E. P. McCintock began to
preach regularly at Thompson Street
and Kings Creek churches in May,
1870, and was installed pastor in
May, 1871. That pastorate continued
until 1883 At that Time Mr.. Nc
CHntock moved to the town Of New
berry and became pastor of Thompson
Street church exclusively. DR.. Me-
Cintock continued to serve the con-
greeation until about three years ago
when he resigned on account of fall
ing health.
The officers of the church now are:
Elders-M. A. Carlisle, Geo. S. Now
er, James F. Todd, Joseph H. Hunter,
E. C. Jones, F. n Martin, J. c. Half
acre. Deacons-J. D. Davenport, H.
L. 'Parr. R. NJ. Kennedy, S. B. Jones.
The first church building stood at
the corner Of Main and Thompson
streets where Mr.. E. c.. Sonnenberg
now conducts his bakery. That build
ing was destroyed in the fire Of
March. 1907. though the property had
been sold by the congregation and the
present lot purchased before the fire.
Mr.. Frank P. Mulburn was the
architect for the present church
building end it was erected by Mr..
G. c. Davis. the work being complet-
ed during the present year.
It is one of the handsomest church
buildings in the State and is we'll and
substantially built. It cost $4,000.
Program.
The following is the program for
The sessions Of Synod:
Thursday Morning.
i 'clock-Openine Sermon-Rev.
J. A. White, Blackstock, S. G. Roll
call. Introduction Of the Moderator,
Rev. ". H. Millen. Rosemark, Tenn.
3 O'Clock p. m.-Devotional Ser
vice-Rev. J. NJ Bigham, Hunters
vile, n. c.
3.15-Business session.
Thursday Evening.
o'clock-Popular meeting on For
eign Missions. Sermon by Rev. Will
liam Duncan, Charlotte, n. c.
Friday Morning.
g o'clock service
Rev. J. P. Knox, Columbia, S. c.
9.15-Business session.
II o'clock by Rev. S. J.
Patterson, Monticello, ARK.
800 p. m.-Devotional service, Rev.
R. A. Lummus, Richburg, S. c.
3.15-Business session.
Friday Evening.
8 o'clock-Popular meeting on
Home Missions. Sermon by Rev. R.
E. Hough, Charlotte, N. c.
Saturday Morning.
9 'clock-Devotional service, Rev.
S. w. Haddon, Raphine. Va.
9.15-BusineSs session.
II o'clock-Sermon by Rev. H. NJ.
Henry, D. D., Oak Hill, Ala.
800 p. m.-Devotional service, Rev.
J. N. White, Lancaster, S. c.
3.15-Greetings from the United
Presbyterian Church. Address by
Rev. ]. T. McClurkin, D. D., Pitts
burg, Penn.
Response by the Moderator, Rev.
W. H. Millen.
Saturday Evening.
! s o'clock-Popular meeting on
Christian Education. Address by Rev.
R. L. Robinson, Camden. Ala.
/ Sabbath Morning.
II 'clock-Sermon by Rev. 7. P.
Presslv, Troy, Tenn. Communion SER
vice, conducted by Rev. R. G. Miller,
D. D., Sardis, n. c.
Sabbath Afternoon.
$50 o'clock-Memorial service. To
Preside. Rev. C. S. Young, Lancaster,
S. c. Tributes to Rev. J. E. Martin
by Revs. J. S. Mills and L. I. Echols.
Tributes to Rev. ". G.. Ewart by
Revs. J. P. Knox and J. L. Oates.
! Sabbath Evening.
; 8 'clock-Sermon by Rev. J. K.
! McClurkin. D. D.. Pittsburg, Penn.
Monday Morning.
i Q 'clock-Devotional service, Rev.
C. l.. Kerr. MillerSburg. Ky.
9.13--RuSineSS session.
! Mondav Afternoon