The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-09
PRESBYTERY MAPS
AN UAL MEETING.
To Be Held Next Tuesday
And Wednesday At
First Church

The seventy fifth anniversary
meeting Of the Wilmington Presby-
terry will be held Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Oct. 1918, at the First
Presbyterian church, where rep
resentatIves Of 60 churches are ex-
pected to gather.
The two-day meeting will get
underway at IL a. m. Tuesday with
the Rev. NJ. j. Murray of Wallace,
retiring moderator, delivering the
opening sermon. Communion SER
vice will be conducted with the
Rev. A. K. Dudley and the Rev.
B. F. Ormand presiding. A mod
orator will be elected at the morn
ing session.
The anniversary program Will
be held at 4 p. m. Tuesday after
noon with the Rev. Andrew j.
Howell giving sketch OF the
Presbytery. The first records OF
the Presbytery will be discussed.
The Rev. J. M. Wells, D. D., OF
Sumter, S. c., former pastor OF
First Presbyterian church OF Will
mington, will deliver the Thurs
day night address at 8 p. M,
using as his subject, 1.-The West
minister Assembly and Church OF
Today"
The Rev. Philip N. Cory, of Will
mington, will be in charge OF the
Wednesday morning worship.
which starts at $3.50 o'clock. The
Rev. Carl B. Craig, of Jackson
vile, will deliver the doctrinal
sermon. 1.-THE Inspiration of the
Scriptures, at II a. m.
In addition to scheduled bus
mess matters, the Presbytery is
expected TO discuss several new
proposals.
Presbyterian ministers expect
ed to attend are the Rev. ]. E. L..
Winecoff, the Rev. W. P. M.
Currie, the Rev. P. L. Clark, the
Rev A. S. Maxwell, the Rev A. j..
Howell, the Rev. A. D. P. Gilmour,
D. D., the Rev. j. L. Fairly, DID,,
the Rev. J. M. Plowden, the Rev.
C C. Myers, the Rev. R. c. Clontz,
the Rev H. c. Hammond, D. D.,
the Rev. j. Robert Phipps, the
Rev. D. L. Williamson, the Rev.
J. H. Whitmore, D D., the Rev.
J. w. Miller, the Rev F. S. Johns
son, the Rev R. H. Poole, the Rev.
]. S. Crowley, the Rev. S. c. Far
rior, the Rev. j. 0. Mann, the
Rev. C. W. Worth, the Rev D. l..
Jones. the Rev. G. A. Wilson, D.
D., the Rev. j. R. Potts, the Rev.
K. C. seawright, the Rev. B. L.
Rose, the Rev. M. c. Macqueen,
the Rev. J. T. Echols, the Rev.
]. C. Morrison, the Rev. J. R.
Kennedy, the Rev. M. j. Murray,
the Rev. E. B. Carr, the Rev. B.
F. Ormand, Jr., the Rev. c. B..
Craig, the Rev. William Grove,
Jr., D. D., the Rev. A. K. Dudley,
the Rev. J. A. Boyd, the Rev. B.
E. Dotson, The Rev. j. N. Cory,
and the Rev. F. M. Balm.
Church members of the VIII
mington Presbytery are Acme,
Antioch, Ashwood, Baker, Beth
Car, Bethel, Beulaville, Black
River Bladenboro, Bowden, Brown
Marsh, Burgaw, Calypso, Caswell,
Chadbourn, Chinquapin, Church of
the Covenant, Clarkton, Croatan,
Currie, Delgado, Elizabethtown,
Elkton, Faison, Graves Memorial,
Grove, Hallsville, Harmony, Heb
ron, Holly Grove, Hopewell, I'm
manuel, Jacksonville, Lake Wac
camaw, Mcclure Memorial, Maple
Hill, Mt, Horeb, Mt. Olive, Mt.
Williams, Mt. Zion, New Hope,
Oakdale, Oak Plains, Pearsall
Memorial, Pike, Pink Hill,
Pleasant View, Pollocksville,
Rockfish, Rocky Point, St An
drews, Smiths, Southport, South
River, Stanford, Teachey, Top
sail, Wallace, Warsaw, Webb
Memorial, Westminster, White
Plains, Whiteville First, Wildwood,
Willard, Wilmington First, Whit
er Park, and WOODBURY..
The full program, as prepared
by the Rev. Mr.. Howell, stated
clerk, follows:
Tuesday, October y, II a. NJ
opening sermon by the Rev. M.