The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
served as conference evangelist, Z

served as conference evangelist II
organized one conference, the Gel
trail N. c., a new conference, !
which he was unanimously electd
president. He is the pioneer Advel
Christian radio preacher in Mort
Carolina, having been heard ov
WRAL, Raleigh, for s IL years uni
about a year ago, when he retire
temporarily. During the week "a
lowing his announcement OF the d
continuance of his radio program
received ISL letters from Listened
regretting his retirement and tellf
of enjoyment, inspiration and eold
age received from his radio preae
ing. Recently he has resumed
radio preaching and is to be oea1
rom 900 to $3.50 A. NJ, every y
day from Station WCKB, 7@ X
Dunn. N. c.. Music and singlj
fer this program is furnished
the choir of Stones Creek Ad'e
Christian church, near Benson
At present he is pastor o. y"
churches, Stones Greek ana hsiI d.
Preaching services are neld az ns
eigh. at 221 IL E. Morgan sts ss1
at ii a. m. every first and tnlro sa4
day, and at Stones Greek every y
ond and fourth Sunday: oumS
schools and Wednesday nlgh' plSIl }
meetings are held and a cofolai Y
vitation is extended to the puDn' u
attend. Elder Ingle has no; i, n
nended on his preaching for , lv-I
but has followed Pauls eH Sa,
anu si1 he q was as overseer or superb
tendent of various textile ml Ll3r. ),
also travelled as an erecting ens sa,s]
he is engaged with his sons bs IN
roofing business. He is a mei psls1
the American War Dads f'' 81
enap,eI nm in 1874 1 and has served ]
'oca1 chapter as chaplain for m n
Years In the early days Of his N \
tile engineer, he spent nus H. servid
afternoons holding open-alL
wherever opportunity 0t fsfsotna !
those days oftentimes fsSI h. \
t ana v GRR1Sl Of persecution sec i sasts5ss
from adherents Of other r. rt' unia
denominations who did n0 not r
f ftshu Glorious a'rI us message Of the T5, /,
Christ Chi ia and His promised Ee 4in,S
eather His followers to .as d,
and the utter destruction o. 9arnuncs
In one city a daily paper , oe.d b
his preaching and advG ssrsd. I
should be tarred and fealnseS'j pr
another a prominent mlnl s.isd I ii
tested to police and req ;o. othcs
arrest. However. the pom IN intslE
assigned to arrest him was :Sa,ion Il
gent man and upon inyes .ssa he = r
fused to comply. ana siaf toe chill
ported the facts to his chle n presc
Volunteered permission
anywhere desired. ~.dve1,is
In the early days Of A even i
there was much Interest ,ad bel
Clement eiiean na' Those who n oortheis
preaching and following ssro,ed b
Doctrine vigorously opp0' oris.ai
newly- discovered th0 sar5e psste'
Challenged dlalS e ged to public dsD +ss 81,
debating preacher MADE ever VEL mai
l Ing assertion that God .s ienort'
a soul: that the SOU shirt 81
co-equal with God was a n5Trecsdi.
entrance "a Ss'i into o''s a human human, 9 10: ,r: !,
quote the Bible regafdii,c snesis q
ton HonI Of man. as told in G@ ssstrils q
God breathed into his Vacant,
G1Sa11 81 SOUL a1i' and f9ll ge~ori n n 1
Paur's assertion in Adam e,
15:45. "The first man "a. 81 hi
a LIVING soul wa rssrt'
-necessarv to ca'se sr-o.lrss
ton among the opposing 0's ii
Christian iterss Y e
P. o. Boz 1854 Haieih"