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MINUTES

of the

One Hunarea ana Eigntn
Annual Sessions

of tKe

S3?noa of North Carolina

Held in tne

Hox\?arcl Memorial Presbyterian CKurcn

Tarboro, ISJortK Carolina
October 18-21, 1921

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MINUTES

of the

One Hunared and EigKtK
Annual Sessions

of the

S3?noa of ^sIort^ Carolina

Held in tne

Ho\>^ard Memorial PresD3?terian Church

Tarboro, ^sJortn Carolina
October 18-21, 1921

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MINUTES

Tarboro, N. C, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1921.

The Synod of North Carolina met in its One Hundred
and Eighth Sessions in the Howard Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Tarboro, N. C, on Tuesday, October 18, 1921, at 8 :00
o'clock p. m., and was opened with a sermon by the retiring
Moderator, Rev. J. R. Bridges, D. D., on the text— "For we
have not a high Priest which cannot be touched with the feel-
ing of our infirmities ; but was in all points tempted like as
we are, yet without sin." Heb. 4:15. After the sermon the
Moderator called the Synod to order and Rev. W. McC. White
D. D., led the Syond in prayer.

The Committee on Enrollment reported, and the Stated
Clerk called the Roll by Presbyteries, and the following mem-
bers were noted present, or were enrolled during the sessions :

I. ORANGE PRESBYTERY
Ministers RuUng Elders Churches

D. I. Craig, D. D R. P. Richardson Reidsville

C. E. Hodgin C. C. McLean Westminster

J. S. Morrow

S. M. Rankin

H. S. Bradshaw R. H. Claytor Hillsboro

R. M. Williams W. S. Barney Church of Covenant

N. R. Claj^tor— 2

Geo. W. Lee

W. D. Moss, D. D

E. Frank Lee

L. T. Wilds, D. D.— 2

C. D. Whiteley

G. L. Whitelev W. H. McLean Bethel

J. W. Summers Springwood

E. N. Caldwell— 2 C. P. Albright Graham

Z. V. Roberson

D. H. Scanlon^2

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Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

M. E. Hansel J. S. Gibson Hawfields

E. B. Thompson

18 J. A. Matheson Greensboro 1st

9

The following ministers of Orange Presbytery were absent:

C. W. Robinson, R. W. George, E. H. Harding, D. D., P. H. Gwynn,

W. O. Sample, W. S. Wilhelm, John McEachern, L. S. Chafer, C. P.

Coble, C. W. Ervin, W. P. Robertson, T. W. Simpson, T. M. MeConnell,

D. D., O. G. Jones, D. D., J. W. Clegg, C. F. Myers, D. D., A. W. Shaw,
J. H. Smith, W. B. Goebel, E. W. Thompson, W. S. Milne, R. S. Ar-
rowood, J. S. Kennison, W. P. MeCorkle, \V. T. Thompson, D. D., J.
S. Foster, D. D., R. S. Carson, Wade C. Smith, R. L. Berry. R. E.
Heuderlite, N. P. Farrior, E. C. Murray, Jr., T. F. Harvey ami W. T.
Pearman — 34.

Seventy-nine churches were not represented.

II. CONCORD PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

E. D. Brown

J. M. Grier, D. D C. F. Ritchie Concord Isl

E. P. Bradley— 2

T. W. Lingle, Ph.D

C. E. Raynal, D. D

J. C. Story

C. B. Heller

W. L. Lingle, D. D.— 2--_

H. M. Parker, D. D J. H. Lowrance Little Joe's Church

T. H. Spence A. S. Carriker Rocky River

" " W. D. Harry Harrisburg

J. M. Clark, D. D.

R. O. Lucke

E. M. Craig, D. D.

W. M. Hunter

J. A. MacLean. Jr. — 2

F. A. Barnes— 2

W. L. Baker

R. A. Wihite Z. V. Turlington Mooresville 1st

H. M. Pressly— 2

20 J. M. Douglas Davidson

J. S. Moore ,^,__„^^-Unity

7

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The following ministers of Concord Presbytery were absent:
C. M. Richards, D. D., Byron Clark, D. D., L. L. Moore, W. C. C.
Foster, Ovid Pullen, W. E. West, J. H. Brady, R. B. Taggart, S. L.
Cathey, J. E. Robinson, J. A. Smith, John Pons, J. S. Wood, A. A.
McLean, W. A. Nicholson, W'. C. Wauehope, K. L. Mclver, C. C. My-
ers, D. M. Armentrout, J. A. Scott, D. D., R. W. Boyd, G. H. Ellmore.
W. C. Jamison — 23.

Fifty-five churches were not represented.

III. FAYETTEVILLE PRESBYTERY
Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

H. G. Hill, D. D Dan McArthur Centre

L. L. Little

C. G. Vardell, D. D.— 2_--

L. Smith

W. C. Brown McLean Campbell Raeford

A. R. McQueen

R. A. McLeod J- E. Elliott Church of the Covenant

L. A. McLaurin C. H. Russell Jonesboro

Eugene Alexander Ryan McBryde Bethel

<< " M. McLeod Shiloh

W. E. Hill, D. D E. H. Williamson — 2 Fayetteville 1st

E. L. Siler

J. A. McMurray H. M. Pinkston Highland

C. R. Bailey

G. F. Kirkpatrick J. S. Bethea Summerville

Carl B. Craig A. M. Fairley Laurinburg

E. C. Murray, D. D. A. R. McEachern St. Pauls

A. W. Crawford

J. F. Menius

Jonas Barclay

Neill Mclnnis

20 J. A. Hodgin Antioch

J. H. Kennedy — 2 Cumnock

Dr. Thomas Stamps Lumber Bridge

Ernest Graham Red Springs.

15

The following ministers of Fayetteville Presbytery were absent:

M. D. McNeill, W. C. Buchannan, G. T. Pace, J. D. A. Brown, H.

M. Dixon, C. V. Cavitt, V. R. Gaston, I. N. Clegg, J. K. Hall, W. L.

Wilson, A. T. Lassiter, C. L. Wicker, C. E. Clarke, G. E. Moorehouse,

J. W. Goodman, D. L. Jones, D. M. McGeachy, D. Munroe, John Mc-

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Sween, C. M. Gibbs, C. K. Taffe, R. G. Matheson, R. H. Viser, L. C.
Campbell, E. B. Carr — 25.

One hundred and two churches were not represented.

IV. WILMINGTON PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

W. P. M. Currie Geo. R. Ward Wallace

P. L. Clark

W. W. Morton

W. M. Baker A. S. Grady Mt. Olive

J. H. Carr Calypso

J. E. Purcell— 2 H. E. Boney St. Andrews

W. H. Goodman Dr. G. L. Clark Clarkton

W. F. Hollingsworth

J. R. Phipps— 2

D. L. Caldwell — 2 C. T. McKeiham Immanuel

H. F. Beaty

A. J. Howell R. C. Carson Vineland

J. W. Purcell, D. D 1. L. Faison Faison

Geo. W. Oldham

James Lapsley — 2 N. McK. Bryan Elizabethtown

14 M. H. Wooten Warsaw

Geo. L. Mitchell Wilmington 1st

11

The following ministers of Wilmington Presbytery were absent:
J. E. L. Winecoff, J. M. Wells, D. D., J. S. Crowley, L. T. New-
land, J. M. Gibbs, Geo. M. Matthis, A. S. Maxwell, J. W. Young, J.
O. Mann, J. J, Murray, Geo. R. Fan, P. W. DuBose, W. C. Cumming —
13.

Fifty-four churches were not represented.

V. MECKLENBURG PRESBYTERY
Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

J. W. Moore

William Black

J. R. Bridges, D. D.

A. A. McGeachy, D. D. — 2Wimam Anderson — 2 Charlotte 2nd

John E. Wool

Leonard Gill — 2

H. E. Gurney— 2 W. H. Belk Monroe

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Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

W. E. Coppedge

A. T. Young

G. r. Bell

A. S. Johnson, D. D.— 2___J. W. McClung— 2 Charlotte 1st

T. G. Tate

Daniel Iverson C. A. Dixon — 2 Tenth Avenue

G. B. Thompson

L. E. Wells

J. G. Garth

J. W. Stork

W. C. Eourk— 2 J. H. McEae— 2 Ellerbe Springs

J. M. Walker . T. B. Spratt Steele Creek

W. H. Frazer, D. D.— 2

W. B. Mcllwaine P. S. Gilchrist Westminster

21 H. W. Harkey Sharon

8

The following ministers of Mecklenburg Presbytery were absent:
C. C. Huntington, Geo. H. Atkinson, M. E. Sentelle, D. D., A. E.
Shaw, D. D., G. P. Stevens, E. T. Coit, J. W. Grier, W. E. McCalla,
W. E. Furr, J. E. Mcllwaine, Charles Kiugsley, W. C. McLauchlin, C.
G. Lynch, L. W. Brown, C. H. Little, J. C. Hardin, B. B. Shankel, E.
L. Patrick, E. S. Lattimer, E. S. Burwell, J. J. Douglas, C. H. Eowan,
A. H. Temple, C. E. W^ite, C. C. Anderson, E. W. Culbertson, H. C.
Carmichael, E. H. M. Brown, A. E. Dallas, D. C. Young, W. C. Under-
wood, C. W. Davis, L. H. Query, D. B. Green, E. C. Clouty, Q. N.
Hunnycutt — 36.

Seventy-seven churches were not represented.

VI. ALBEMARLE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

H. B. Searight Jno. B. Sparrow Washington

W. McC. White, D. D Geo. J. Ramsey Ealeigh 1st

J. N. H. Summerell, D. D.

S. K. Phillips— 3

J. M. Willard

G. B. Hanrahan — 2

Peter Mclntyre — 2 Jno. Slaughter — 2 Goldsboro

H. N. McDairmid H. H. Taylor — 2 Kinston

E. A. Lapsley Jr Geo. Howard Howard Memorial

T. F. Savage-Wm. & M. Hart Chp. Tarboro
Stanley White

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Ministers Ruling Elders Churclies

A. J. Crane

N. N. Fleming B. W. Brown Pinetops

S. R. Oglesby J. M. Baird Oxford

W. T. Wadley R. H. Bachiiiau Mitehner Memorial

E. L. Flanagan— 2 H. D. Brown Wilson

C. Connor Brown

F. H. Scattergood

A. M. Earle J. A. Simpson Grassy Creek

M. C. Bowling N. D. Morton Nut Bush

Willard Conger S. K. Fountain Rocky Mount 1st.

W. B. Neill W. R. C. Joyner Bethlehem

" " C. W. Joyner Morton

J. T. Wildman

W. P. Nickell

H. H. Leach E. A. Williams Calvary

J. L. McBride— 2

24 J. H. Raynor Rocky Mount 2nd

17

The following ministers of Albemarle Presbytery were absent:

J. H. Jarvis, Louis Collins, E. S. Currie, S. B. Lynch, T. C. Croker,
0. C. Williamson — 6.

Thirty-one churches were not represented.

VII. KINGS MOUNTAIN PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Churches

J. H. Heu'lerliie, D. D P. W. Garland Gastonia 1st

W. J. Roach

J. T. Deudy— 2 J. D. Tucker— 2 Belmont

G. R. Gillespie

W. A. Murray

J. C. Grier

A. S. Anderson

7 J. B. Johnston Lincolnton

O. L. Ryne West. Ave

4

The following ministers of King's Mountain Presbytery were ab-
sent:

G. A. Sparrow, T. E. P. Woods, F. B. Rankin, H. C. Whitener,
W. S. Wilson, D. D., F. A. Drennan, W. S. Hamiter, Joseph Bartlett,

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F. J. Hay, R. C. Long, A. S. Caldwell, J. J. Harrell, A. McLauchlin,
J. M. McLain— 14

Forty-four churches were not represented.

The foregoing enrollment shows there were present 123
ministers, and 71 Ruling Elders, a total of 194. There were
151 ministers absent, and 442 churches were not represented.

The Rev. W. E. Hill, D. D., of Fayetteville Presbytery,
was elected Moderator, and Rev. E. D. Brown of Concord
Presbytery was elected Reading Clerk.

Rev. R. A. Lapsley, Jr., welcomed the Synod to Tarboro
in fitting terms, to which the Moderator made a suitable re-
sponse.

The committee on Orders made the following report,
which was adopted:

The committee on Orders would recommend:

1. That 10:30 a. m. be made the special order of the day for
the report on Schools and Colleges.

2. That the Synodical Communion be held at 11:30 a. m., follow-
ed by the reading of the Memorials of deceased ministers.

3. That 10 a. m. Thursday morning be made a special order to
hear Dr. Martin in the interests of Davidson College, for twenty min-
utes.

4. That 4 p. m. Wednesday be made a special order to hear Dr. W.
L. Lingle for fifteen minutes in the interests of Union Theological
Seminary.

5. That 4:15 p. m. Thursday be made the special order to hear
Dr. J. E. Bridges for fifteen minutes in the interests of the Presby-
terian Standard.

6. That 3 p. m. Thursaay be made a special order to hear the
report of the committees on Sunday Schools and Publication, and on
Young People 's Work.

7. That 4:30 p. m. Thursday be made a special order to hear
the report on Assembly 's Home Missions.

8. That 5 p. m. Thursday be made a special order to hear the re-
port on the Bible Cause.

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9. That the Synod accept invitatiou to visit the ' ' William and
Mary Hart Chapel ' ' at Leggets.

10. That Rev. W. B. Mcllwaine, Jr., lead the devotional exer-
cises on Wednesday morning.

11. That the hours of sessions be as follows:

Morning session, 9. a. m.
Take recess for lunch at 1 p. m.
Afternoon session 3 p. m.
Take recess at 5:30 p. m.
Evening session at 8 p. m. and adjourn at will.

R. A. LAPSLEY, Jr., Chairman.

The Synod now adjourned, with prayer by Rev. H. G.
Hill, D. D., until tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock.

SECOND DAY— Morning Session

Tarboro, N. C, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1921.

Synod met 9 :00 a. m., and was led in devotional exer-
cises by Rev. W. B. Mcllwaine, Jr.

The Minutes of the last evening's session were read and
approved.

The Moderator appointed the following Standing Com-
mittes :

Bills and Overtures — J. E. Bridges, W. H. Belk, J. H. Douglas,
J. M. Grier, A. R. McQueen, A. E. McEachern, W. McC. White, S. K.
Fountain, P. W. Garland, W. A. Murray, W. P. M. Currie, George
Mitchell, J. S. Morrow.

Judicial — H. M. Pressly, A. S. Anderson, J. M. Baird, F. S. Scat-
tergood, George E. Ward, J. E. Elliott, J. F. Menius, L. A. McLaurin.

Narrative — W. E. Coppedge, M. E. Hansel, E. Frank Lee, J. S.
Morrow, McLean Campbell, Carl B. Craig.

Union Seminary — C. E. Hodgin, C. E. Eajmal, E. A. McLeod, W.
D. Moss, Dan McArthurs, Jos. B. Johnston.

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Report of Regents of Orphans' Home — James J. Murray, J. M.
Baird, L. Smith, Daniel Iverson, H. W. Harkey, W. S. Barney, A. J.
Howell, R. P. Richardson, Dr. G. L. Clark.

Nominations — J. N. H. Suinmerell, E. C. Murray, H. B. Searight.

Statistical Report to Presbyteries — John A. McMurray, H. M.
Piukston, E. M. Craig, H. H. McDairmid, P. L. Clark, A. J. Crane.

Minutes of General Assembly — W. C. Brown, W. M. Morton, J.
E. Wool, Z. V. Turlington, C. C. McLean.

Orders and Arrangements — (See Standing Rule 15) — S. M. Rank-
in, C. R. Bailey, I. L. Faison, T. B. Spratt.

Leave of Absence — J. C. Story, L. A. McLaurin, J. M. Millard,
W. J. Roach, L. E. Wells.

Auditing Committee on Treasurer's Books — P. S. Gilchrist, C. F.
Ritchie, C. P. Albright, A. M. Fairley.

Records of Synod — Eugene Alexander, W. H. Goodman, A. T.
Young, R. H. Claytor, C. B. Heller.

Resolutions of Thanks — Z. V. Robertson.

Records of Presbyteries — D. H. Scanlon, Chairman.

Orange Presbytery — T. W. Lingle, H. M. Parker, J. M. Clark.

Concord— George W. Lee, C. D. Whiteley, G. F. Kirkpatrick.

Fayetteville — W. M. Hunter, W. L. Baker, W. E. Holliugsworth.

Wilmington — G. L. Whiteley, A. W. Crawford.

Mecklenburg— C. E. Hodgin, C. E. Raynal, R. A. McLeod.

Albemarle — George R. Gillespie, J. C. Grier.

King's Mountain — Stanley White, N. N. Fleming, Stuart Ogles-

The Stated Clerk read the following ad interim minutes
which were approved :

AD Il^TERIM MINUTES

Since the last meeting of Synod (Oct. 26, 1920) five ministers
have died, viz: John R. Herndon, J. C. Kennedy, E. W. Souders, F.
L. Johnston and J. McI. Wicker. The Moderator has appointed, re-
spectfully, Revs. T. W. Simpson, J. M. Grier, D. D., Letcher Smith,

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Geo. E. Moorehouse and H. G. Hill, D. D., to prepare Memorial
Sketches of the life and labors of these deceased brethren to be read
at this meeting of the Synod.

These brethren have been duly notified of their appointment.

The Moderator in accordance with the Book of Church Order,
Chapter 5, Paragraph 55, and the request of the Tarboro church,
changed the date of this meeting of Synod, fixed by Standing Eule,
October 25, to October 18, 1921.

The Moderator also appointed Mr. John Sprunt Hill to the va-
cancy on the Board of Directors of Union Theological Seminary, oc-
casioned by the death of Mr. Geo. W. Watts, the said appointment
to be valid until this meeting of Synod. ,Mr. Hill signified his ac-
ceptance of the position.

The Moderator also appointed Kev. Geo. W. Lee to act as Chair-
man of the Permanent Committee on the Sabbath and Family Eelig-
ion in place of Dr. J. J. Hill removed from our bounds.

Respectfully submitted,

D. I. CRAIG, Stated Clerk.

The following communications were read and referred to
appropriate committees :

1. An overture from the Presbytery of Wilmington,
concerning miscellaneous contributions, referred to the Com-
mittee on Systematic Beneficence.

2. An overture from the Fayetteville Presbytery, con-
cerning the formation of a new Presbytery, referred to the
Committee on Bills and Overtures.

OVERTURE TO SYNOD OF NORTH CAROLINA IN SESSION
AT TARBORO

The Presbytery of Fayetteville overtures the Synod of North
Carolina to take the following action, the Presbyteries of Orange,
Albemarle and Wilmington concurring:

1. To erect a new Presbytery, to be composed of the counties
of Orange, Person and Durham, from the Presbytery of Orange; of
Granville, Vance, Warren, Franklin and Wake, from the Presbytery
of Albemarle; and of Chatham and Lee from Fayetteville Presbytery.

2. To transfer a portion of Wilmington Presbytery to Fayette-
ville, the new boundary line to run as follows: Following the Great

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Coharie creek from the northern boundary line of Sampson county
southward to its junction with the Little Coharie; thence in a straight
line southwestward to the Bladen-Columbus county line, passing just
west of the town of Clarktou; and thence following the county line
westward to Eobeson county.

3. To compensate Albemarle Presbytery for its net loss in Pres-
byterial Home Mission funds, caused by the erection of the new
Presbytery, by increasing its appropriation from Synodical Home
Mission funds by $2500.00.

Attest: E. L. SILEE, Stated Clerk.

Adopted by Presbytery at Laurel Hill, N. C, Sept. 22, 1921.

3. An Overture from Concord Presbytery, referred to
the Committee on Bills and Overtures.

4. A communication from Davidson College was refer-
red to Committee on Schools and Colleges.

5. The report from Union Theological Seminary was re-
ferred to the Committee on Union Seminary. — See Appendix..

6. A communication from the Montreat Normal School
was referred to the Committee on Schools and Colleges.

7. A communication from the Mountain Retreat Associ-
ation was referred to the committee on Schools and Colleges.

8. The following report of the Treasurer was received
and his book and vouchers were referred to the Auditing Com-
mittee :

TREASUE,ER'S REPORT

Eev. D. I. Craig, D. D., in account with the Synod of North Car-
olina from October 26, 1920, to October 18, 1921, respectfully submits
the following report:

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BECEIVED

Balance in Keidsville Bank, Oct. 26, 1920 $ 248.06

Kecd. from Orange Pies, in full, for the year 1920- '21_- 165.00

Reed, from Concord Pres. (pd. in part) 100.00

Reed, from Fayetteville Presbytery in full for 1920- '21__ 220.00

Over paid 10.00

Reed, from Wilmington Presbytery, 1920- '21 100.00

Reed, from Mecklenburg Pres. in full, for year 1920- '21_ 210.00

Reed, from Albemarle Pres. in full for year 1920- '21 75.00

Reed, from King's Mountain Presbytery — (Nothing)

Reed. Borrowed Money from Bank of Reidsville 300.00

Total $1428.06

DISBURSED

To Dr. Thompson, Traveling Expenses $ 20.00

To Dr. Murray, Salary as Permanent Clerk 25.00

To Rev. E. L. Siler, Salary as Recording Clerk 25.00

To Pres. Standard Pub. Co., for Printing Mts. of 1921__ 542.61

To Brady Printing Company for printing Docket of 1920 9.00

To Cayton, printer, for printing Docket of 1921 8.42

To Cayton, Printer, for printing 1000 Enrollment Cards 4.00

To E. L. Siler $1.08, to S. Clk., 5.00; Expenses Synod 1920 6.08

Refunded to Fayetteville Pres. Asessment overpaid 10.00

Sept. 2.3, 1921, paid note in Bank, borrowed money 300.00

Paid Interest on Note, $6.00; Renewed $4.56 10.56

Pd. Salary of S. Clk and Treas, year 1920- '21 L

To Expenses of S. Clerk and Treas. This year to date,

(including postage, office expenses, etc.,) 4.20

$1164.87
Balance in Bank $ 263.19

All of the Presbyteries, except Concord and King's Mountain,
have paid their assessments in full. Concord is due a balance of $65.-
00, and King's Mountain is due the whole of her Assessment $65.00.

At the last meeting of Synod, it ordered that the assessments be
increased to the total amount of $1000.00. This was about 65 per
cent increase for each Presbytery, making the amounts stand as fol-
lows:

Orange $165.00, Concord $165.00, Fayetteville $220.00, Wilming-
ton $100.00, Mecklenburg $210.00, Albemarle $75.00 and King's Moun-
tain $65.00. Total, $1000.00.

This amount is not sufficient to meet the necessary expenses of

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the Synod. It is true there is a balance in the treasury today of
$263.19, and there are no outstanding debts, but this amount will no
much more than pay the salaries and expenses of your clerk for this
meeting of Synod, much less the printing of the minutes of this meet-
ing, with the added cost of printing the roll of the elders and deacons.

Your Treasurer has no recommendation to make but unless the
assessment is increased, he does not know how to proceed, except to
borrow money, as necessity may demand, until next October.

Eespectfully submitted,

D. I. CEAIG, Treasurer.

Subsequently the Auditing Committee made the follow-
ing report which was adopted :

REPORT OF AUDITING COMMITTEE

The Auditing Committee begs to report:

That they have examined the Treasurer's book and vouchers,
and find the disbursement of the funds in his hands have been prop-
erly made, and all funds duly accounted for.

The Committee recommends that each Presbytery be requested
to forward the Treasurer a 50 per cent extra assessment April 1st.
This will place cash enough in the Treasury to enable him to pay
all bills in cash and not have to borrow from banks, leaving at the
end of the year balance enough to carry him through the incoming
year, with the regular assessments as now paid.
Eespectfully submitted,

PETEE S. GILCHEIST, Chm.
A. M. TAIRLEY,
C. F. EITCHIE.

9. A number of excuses for absence were referred to the
Committee on Leave of Absence.

10. A communication from ]\Iiss Mebane was referred to
the Home Mission Committee.

11. A communication from Dr. H. H. Sweets was referr-
ed to the committee on Systematic Beneficence.

12. A communication from Dr. D. Clay Lilly, was re-
ferred to the committee on Systematic Beneficence.

Rev. B. P. Smith of the Presbytery of Yadkin, Synod of

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Catawba, was introdneed and invited to sit as a correspond-
ing member, and it was ordered that he be heard immediately
foHowing the Home Mission Committee's popular meeting to-
night.

The committee of Schools and Colleges made a report
which was received and pending its adoption. Synod heard an
address by Dr. J. D. Eggleston, President of Hampden-Sid-
ney College, Virginia. The report went over as unfinished
business, and the committee on Resolutions of Thanks was re-
quested to prepare a response to the address of Dr. Eggleston.

The committee on Orders made the following partial re-
port which was adopted :

We rcccimnieiiil that Revs. Messrs. J. N. H. Suinnierell, and J.
R. Bridges, conduct the Communion Service, assisted by the follow-
ing Ruling Elders: Ed. Williamson, J. S. Kennedy, George Mitchell,
Z. V. Turlington, H. H. Taylor, G. L. Ramsey, R. D. Carson, W. D.
Harry, P. W. Garland, R. P. Richardson.

Recess for five minutes was taken.

Synod convened after recess, and engaged in the Synodi-
cal Communion Service, followed by the Memorial Service.

The following Memorials of deceased brethren were read
and adopted by a rising vote :

The Memorial of John R. Herndon was read by Rev. E.
D. Brown ; of J. C. Kennedy, by Rev. J. M. Grier ; of J. McI.
Wicker, by Dr. H. G. Hill; of E. W. Souders, by Rev. L.
Smith; of F. L. Johnston, by Rev. Carl B. Craig.

The Memorials are as follows :

REV. JOHN RANKIN HERNDON

John Rankin Herndon, son of Jacob C. and Martha B. Herndon,
was born in Rutherford County, Tennessee, August 22, 1862. After
finishing his studies in the schools of his native county he entered
the Southwestern Presbyterian University; graduating from the lit-
erary department in 1886, and from the theological department of
the same University in 1889. He was ordained to the gospel minis-

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try in April, 1889, by the Presbytery of Nashville. His first pastorate
was served in the Westminster church, Nashville, Tennessee, 1889 to
189-1. For the year following this work he was Evangelist for the
Presbytery of Nashville. In January, 1896, he accepted a call to the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church, Johnson City, Tennessee.
From there he was called to Glade Springs church in Virginia where
he remained until August, 1907, at which time he became associate
editor of the Christian Observer, Louisville, Kentucky. In 1908 he
accepted a call to the church at Cleveland, Tennessee, continuing his
work on the editorial staff of the Christian Observer. He remained
in this field of labor until the Autumn of 1915, when he accepted the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church of Ocala, Florida. He accepted
a call to the pastorage of the Waughtown Presbyterian church, Win-
ston-Salem, N. C, in August, 1919, and was installed pastor of that
church, September 28, 1919, where he remained until the time of his
tragic death.

Mr. Herndon was married to Sue Eogan Wood, June 29, 1899, and
to this union were born two daughters, Sarah and Margaret.

The life of this servant of God was characterized by earnest de-
votion to the work of his Master, the evangelistic note sounded clear-
ly in all of his preaching and bore much fruit through his ministry.

As a man, he represented the fine type of citizen that every com-
munity delights to claim — cultured, refined, endowed with a splendid
mind and noble Christian heart that led him to humbly offer these to
the service of his fellowmen. The section of Wiuston-Salem where he
spent the last days of his life knew his true worth as a citizen and
friend.

As a Presbyter, he knew the work of the church at large, had
a high and noble conception of her mission, possessed a wide, personal
acquaintance with the personnel of the church, and always delighted
to aid in the work of the Courts. He served as Stated Clerk of his
Presbytery in Tennessee, as Eecording Clerk for the Synod of North
Carolina, and as Permanent Clerk or Orange Presbytery.

His death came in a sudden and tragic manner on December 22,
1920. While returning from the Post Office, across the street a few
blocks from his home in Waughtown, he was struck by an automo-
bile and killed instantly.

Strong in body, brilliant in mind, noble in spirit, devoted and
loving in heart, active in service — ^called suddenly, but ready to go.

T. W. SIMPSON, Committee.

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REV. J. C. KENNEDY

J. Columbus Kennedy was born in Mecklenburg county, North
Carolina, December 13th, 1834. He departed this life at Kannapolis,
North Carolina, December 12th, 1920.

In 1849, he on confession of faith in Christ, was received into
membership of Sharon church witliin whose bounds he was born.

Although born blind he had earnest desire to preach the gospel
of the Master he so devotedly loved. Early in life he learned to read
the old-fashioned raised script Bible. This massive volume he car-
ried with him on his many journeys and it was ever the object of
his solicitious care. He truly became a man of one book and an able
expounder of the great fundamental doctrines of grace.

His long cherished desire to preach the word was at length realiz-
ed— he being licensed by Mecklenburg Presbytery in 1885. He was
ordained by Concord Presbytery in 1891. Handicapped by lack of
sight he never became a pastor but making long journeys from his
home at Mount Mourne, North Carolina, he traveled his native State
and often into adjoining States gladly availing himself of every op-
portunity to preach the gospel.

He was deeply interested in men and most keenly did he enjoy
visits in Christian homes. Family relationships and marriages inter-
ested him and of all men the writer has known, he was best informed
on such matters, being able to trace kinship of families he had visited
from the Valley of Virginia into Georgia.

Often in my home has he opened his heart and his inner desires
and expressed hope that God would call him home by time he reached
three score and ten and before decrepitude and complete dependence
on others would be his portion. But God's ways are not our ways.
In providence of God, dullness of hearing added to his congenital trou-
ble and later on a severe fall left him a helpless cripple for remainder
of his life. It was through much tribulation he entered into the
Kingdom. But finally, the ears dulled to the voice of loved ones on
earth, opened to hear the new song of heaven like the Seer on Patmos
heard it "as the voice of many waters and as the voice of a great
thunder and I heard the voice of harpers harping with their harps."
Eyes ever blind to earth's beauties had on their first vision, the glo-
ries of heaven and to him was fulfilled the promise of old, "Thine
eyes shall see the King in His beauty, they shall behold the land that,
i^ afar off." " J- M. GRIEK.

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JAMES McIVER WICKER

Rev. James Mclver Wicker was born December 28, 1885, in Lee
County, then Moore county, near Sanford, North Carolina.

In his childhood, he attended the neighborhood schools. He went
to the Bingham school at Mebane, and finished his course there in
June, 1880. He taught at Alamance church in Guilford county in
the fall of 1880, and the spring of 1881. He went to Texas in August,
1881, and taught there until February, 1882. Then feeling the call to
enter the ministry urgent, he resigned and went to Princeton Univer-
sity, then, the college of New Jersey. He entered the Freshman
Class, half advanced, in February and graduated in June, 1885. He
entered Princeton Theological Seminary in September, 1885, and grad-
uated in June, 1888. He spent his summer vacation in 1887, in Degby,
Nova Scotia, supplying a vacant church. Immediately after gradua-
ting he was called to Shennandoah church, Pennsylvania, where he
remained three years. He was then called to Edge Hill church, Penn-
sylvania, in 1891. His pastorate at Edge Hill was very successful and
during his stay there, a very handsome church building was erected.

He was married to Miss Margaret Gilmour, October 1, 1891.

He was called to Puritan church, Philadelphia, in 1897. This was
a fruitful pastorate, and he deemed his best work as a minister was
done there. During his service there, the congregation erected a
handsome church building. He resigned his pastorate there in 1909,
after successful work for the Master for twelve years, and came to
St. Pauls in Fayetteville Presbytery, North Carolina, the summer of
that year. He preached in several charges in Fayetteville Presbytery
and had a pastorate of several years at Lumber Bridge church.

His health failing in his later years, he retired from regular ac-
tive labors, and in his sixty-sixth year passed away to his heavenly
home, and reward.

He was a man of varied and ripe scholarship, a thorough Cal-
vinist, could deliver an edifying Theological lecture, and preached
impressive sermons. He was modest and retiring in his disposition,
would rarely pass for his worth among his brethren, and would be
most esteemed by those who knew him best. His record is with his
Lord, and in th^ Jieaj-fs of those whom he longest served.

H. G. HILL, Committee.

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REV. E. W. SOUDERS

Rev. E. W. Souders was born March 7, 1843, at New Plymouth,
Ohio, and spent the greater part of his childhood and young manhood
days in that State. He was educated and trained for his life work
there — taking his academical course at Wittenburg College, Ohio, and
his Theological training at the Seminary of Springfield, Ohio, where
he graduated in June, 1866. He was ordained August 5. 1857, by the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod. In the Lutheran church he remained
for 16 years, at the end of which term of years, he came to the Pres-
byterian church. The following are some of the churches of which
he was pastor in his faithful service to the Kingdom of Christ:

Circlesville, Ohio, Carthage, Hlinois, and Clinton, Indiana. His
service in the Presbyterian church, North, covered a period of about
17 years. He labored under diflSculties on account of impaired health,
suffering at times with a bronchial trouble which eventually caused
him to lay aside his ministerial labors for a time. About the year
1900 he came South seeking a better climate for his health — locating
in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Here he rested and gradually grew
better until the year, 1903, he determined to go back to that work he
loved best, and applied for admission into Fayetteville Presbytery
and resigned from Presbytery of Crawfordsville, Indiana, in the fall
of 1903.

He was called to churches of Kenly, Smithfield and Oakland. Fay-
etteville Presbytery which churches he served very acceptably for five
years. During this period he also served as stated supply the church
at Dunn, North Carolina, beginning his services there in the year,
1904. In 1908, he was permitted by Fayetteville Presbytery to re-
sign his position as pastor and stated supply of the above named
churches, and accept a call to the Congregational church at Southern
Pines, North Carolina. Here he finished his duties as an active
preacher of the Gospel. (After two years in this pastorate, his health
failed again, and he retired from active labors to spend the rest of
his days as an invalid. He became totally blind in 1911, and that
affliction with feeble health in other ways, caused him to have to
cease absolutely all active labors.

Those who knew him best and had opportunity to observe him,
say that in all his afiiictions he maintained a submissive and uncom-
plaining spirit. He quietly acquiesced in what he knew to be his
Master 's will.

Brother Souders was naturally a man of sweet spirit and gentle
disposition as the writer knew him. A man modest in his manner
and yet firm in his stand on principles of right and wrong. As a.

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Presbyter he was uot heard often on the floor of the Church Courts,
but was wuse and helpful in his counselling in matters of importance
in the work of Christ's Kingdom. In his every day walk he exempli-
fied the fact that he was a man of God and loved His Holy Laws. In
his daily contact with men, he was sociable and companionable. While
modest and unassuming, he impressed you with his quiet firmness. As
a preacher, he was far above the average. In his sermons he used
some of the most expressive, impressive and yet chaste language. His
manner of delivery was very pleasant, and his discussion instructive.
He made his way into the hearts of people where he w^as pastor, and
w^as at any time a welcome visitor in their homes. He loved his work
for he loved the souls of men, and it was a heavy cross to be compell-
ed to lay aside and be unable to do anything for the cause to which
he dedicated his life.

In the very beginning of his ministerial life he was happily mar-
ried to Miss Bunnavista Morgan, with whom he lived 55 years, and
who, with two sons, survive him. After a long period of patient wait-
ing, the call came for him to go up higher. On ]M^y 30, 1921, he pass-
ed to his eternal reward. In that long solitude as shut out from
joy of earth, he was shut in with the privilege of close and sweet
communion with his heavenly Father, and, that fellowship ripened
him for the Home that the Saviour prepared for him.

He was taken back and buried in the land of his birth, and
there he rests from his earthly labors, but his work done here in
this Southland and elsewhere, is going on and will continue to fol-
low him.

L. SMITH, Committee.

REV. FRANK L. JOHNSTON, D. D.

On June 6, 1921, there passed from our midst to his eternal re-
wardj a man of unusual worth and ability, a quiet man, learned, gift-
ed man, whose soul was on fire for the Kingdom of God, whose devot-
ed service was poured out without stint or measure, whose love for
Christ 's Kingdom and for those for whom Christ died, was so great
that he literally burnt out his physical powers iu consuming energy
for the work. ,

Frank Lovejoy Johnston was born March 4, 1864, at Byron, Illi-
nois. After his preparatory and collegiate work at "W?heaton Col-
lege, Illinois, he attended Yale Theological Seminary, from which he
graduated in 1892 and entered the ministry of tha Congregational
church.

In June, 1895, he married Miss Hitty DeGraff of Omaha, Nebras-

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ka. His wife, one sou and four daughters survive him.

Most of his ministerial life was spent in the Congregational
church in tlie following pastorates: Unitown, Washington, Omaha,
Nebraska, Valley Junction, Iowa, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, and Tabernacle
church, Kansas City, Mossouri; the last named pastorate extending
from 1.904, to 1914. In the Presbyterian church, he was pastor at
Edgeley, North Dakota, East Side Presbyterian church, 'Kansas City,
and his final work at Smyrna and Laurel Hill churches, Laurinburg,
North Carolina.

Dr. Johnston was not only a gifted preacher and pastor, but also
a man of scholarly attainments, especially along sociological lines.
In 1895, he went to England to study conditions among the poor and
in later years his investigations of slum life and his betterment work
in Kansas City, received the thanks of the Governor of his State. In
1914, he served as supply at the English Protestant church at Petro-
grad, Bussia. He was intensely interested in Rural life, and was
recognized as one who spoke with authority, being the lecturer on
that subject at the University of Missouri during the Rural Life
Conferences of 1918 and 1919.

This rich store of knowledge along rural and economic lines made
his work at Laurel Hill and Smyrna, all the more valuable and telling.
He knew the theory and also how to put the theory in practice. Night
schools were established for the illiterate whites and many learned
to read, adults as well as children; lectures were given on thrift and
kindred subjects, and last, but not least, the people themselves were
through him brought under the influence of the church and many in-
to its membership. His dream was to make the rural church the
eommunity center. He built a tennis court, also a swimming place
at the church grounds, and the ladies were organized into a Communi-
ty Club. Though he was permitted tn labor in our midst only a few
months, his dream was already becoming a reality.

Dr. Johnston was held in high esteem by his brethren as evidenc-
ed by the fact that he was twice elected Moderator of Kansas City
Presbytery and once of the Synod of Missouri.

The manner of his going showed the spirit of the man. Although
he had been warned of the seriousness of his state of health, he work-
ed with unflagging energy and zeal to the very last, preaching three
or more times the week before he died. He was with us but a short
time, but long enough to win the respect of his brethren for his piety
and scholarship; their admiration for his untiring zeal; and the affec-
tion of all his people for his wise leadership and pastoral care. His

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work inspires in us a vision of the power that lies in the rural church
to touch the whole community. He was a true man. a great-souled,
far-visioned man, who loved God and lived his love in serving those
for whom Christ died.

GAEL B. GRAIG, Committee.

Synod then took recess until. 3:00 o'clock p. m.

SECOND DAY — Afternoon Session

Tarboro, N. C, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1921.

Synod met at 3 :00 p. m., and resumed business. The un-
finished business, viz : The report of the committee on Schools
and Colleges was taken up and Synod heard an address by
Eev. W. M. Hunter, Chairman. The report was adopted and
is as follows :

REPORT TO SYNOD

Your committee on Schools and Colleges, begs to sumit the fol-
lowing report:

We have five institutions doing grammar and high school work,
with a total enrollment of 347 students, taught by 34 teachers:

Grove 7 teachers, 53 students; Elise 5 teachers, 67 students; Glade
Valley 5 teachers, 55 students; Westminster 5 teachers, and 61 stu-
dents.

These four institutions are by no means crowded in their board-
ing departments, as only about half of their student body board and
live in school dormitories; which shows conclusively that these Insti-
tutions could take a much larger number of boarders than they now
have.

Albemarle seems to be more fortunate, with her 12 teachers and
111 students, and found it necessary to turn away 13. Her normal
dormitory capacity is 65, yet she has 82 boarders.

COLLEGES FOR WOMEN
These institutions are crowded to over-flowing:
Flora MacDonald 34 teachers, 297 students; Queens 20 teachers,
251 students; Mitchell 12 teachers, 182 students; Peace 29 teachers.

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150 students; making a sum total of 160 teachers and officers and 1,-
842 students.

Two of these Institutions were compelled to refuse entrance to
a few applicants, (Flora MacDonald 9, and Queens 10) though each
rent outside apartments for students.

COLLEGE FOR MEN

Davidson has had 512 students on the campus this fall, being in-
structed by her 25 professors and a number of assistants. This stu-
dent body is much larger than should be for the very best results,
but as Davidson has a representative at Synod, you will, hear from
him.

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Our Theological Seminary is now enjoying, perhaps the most
prosperous period of her history, with 9 professors and 105 students;
being so crowded that she finds it necessary to rent apartments off
campus for certain students and their families. This makes a sum
total of 1,842 students in our 11 institutions.

Several of our institutions show an over-crowded condition; es-
pecially Davidson. For example, 512 students, over against dormi-
tory capacity for 367. The sum total of improvements made in the
way of buildings and equipment, during the past year, amounts to
about $40,000, which does not include the handsome new Sunday
school building at our Seminary. There is a crying need from each
school and college for either dormitories, laboratories, libraries, laun-
dries or class-room equipment.

FINANCES

Our treasurer's report shows a sum total of receipts, $15,593,07
(showing an increased amount over last year of $7,509,86) which has
been disbursed to the various institutions as designated by the sev-
eral Prebyteries.

THE YEAR'S EXPENSE

Charged off to each Institution according to amount each receiv-
ed:

One Typewjiter $ 90.00

Amount Paid by request to Systematic Beneficence Com._ 150.00

Printing, Clerical Work and Postage 246.22

Total $486.22

Respectfully submitted,

W. M. HUNTER, Chairman.

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N. B. Amounts sent direct to our lustitutious by the various churcli
agencies, and not through our treasurer, $6,498.25, making a sum of
$22,091.32 for the year.

RESOLUTIONS

EESOLVED, That Synod call attention to the summer Bible
schools as conducted by some of our church sessions and suggest
to others that they put this into practice this coming summer where-
ever feasible. And that the committee of Schools and Colleges be
authorized to investigate this method of instruction and report at
next meeting.

That our church sessions, schools and college faculties be re-
quested to seek out promising young men and young women who
have decided to enter the ministry or mission of the church, and lay
upon their hearts and consciences the question of equipping them-
selves as Christian teachers for a life's work.

That the Synod give your committee the authority to investi-
gate the possibility of offering a course of English Bible at our State
educational institutions and report its findings to Synod.

EESOLVED, That the Synod express most hearty thanks to our
Treasurer, Mr. F. L. Jackson and his assistant in the oflSce of David-
sou, Miss Hattie Thompson, for their great kindness and accuracy in
keeping the treasurer's account of this work.

SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES

There have been referred to this committee reports from David-
son College, Montreal Normal School, and the Mountain Ketreat As-
sociation.

DAVIDSON COLLEGE

The Synod notes with great pleasure the very encouraging report
coming from Davidson College, and would call attention to the in-
creased patronage of the venerable institution from various denomi-
nations. For example, we note in a student body of 512, we have
eleven protestant denominations represented on the campus. Also
that seventeen states have representatives there and three foreign
countries and that more than one-half of the student body comes
from a constituency not connected wdth the Presbyterian church
within the bounds of our Synod.

NEW PEOFESSOES

We are glad to note that it has been made possible for the Board
of Trustees to employ a number of new professors, and while we do

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not consider the teaching force as large as we would like to see it,
we feel quite sure that the work is being as well done at Davidson
as in any one of our great institutions.

While the church has done a great deal in recent years by way
of financial support, yet when we consider the advanced cost of liv-
ing, coupled with ihe almost doubling of the student body, and large
number of additional professors, we can only say that Davidson must
have more money to pay for larger equipment and more professors.

While we feel very grateful to the great head of the church for
supplying us with a splendid faculty and so large a number of stu-
dents, which means larger opportunities, we at the same time would
reaffirm Dr. Martin's most earnest appeal for larger financial sup-
port from the church.

MONTKEAT NOEMAL SCHOOL

This institution is doing a great and a needed work for our
church by way of offering education at a very moderate cost to many
worthy and needy young women, and we would coimnend the work
of this institution to the thoughtful and sincere consideration of our
people.

It is the judgment of your committee that it is indeed a wise
plan for the Montreat plant, so well equipped for educational facili-
ties, to be used during the Montreat vacation period, instead of al-
lowing it to remain idle for nine months in the year.

MOUNTAIN EETEEAT ASSOCIATION

This report shows clearly that eight distinct conferences are
carried on at this place, beginning June 21st and ending August 25th,
and that in addition to the great amount of information that is dis-
seminated among both our younger and older people in regard to
the great work that our church is doing, both in home and foreign
fields; perhaps the greatest and most important of all is the emphasis
laid upon what is known as ' ' The Bible Study Hour ' ' presided over
by such men as our Doctors Theron H. Eice, J. Gray McAllister, Mel-
ton Clark, and E. C. Caldwell.

It is with great joy that we note that the material equipment in
this Association has been so handsomely improved by the addition
of the large and commodious auditorium, which is nearing completion,
and that Montreat looks forward to an era of usefulness for our
church, and w^e would commend this institution to the liberality of
our people in supplying the Association with further equipment for
the auditorium, as well as other needed improvements.

W. M. HUNTEE, Chairman.

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REPORT OF F. L. JACKSON, TREASURER

SYNOD'S SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

Oct.ober 22, 1920, October 15, 1921

RECEIPTS

ALBEMARLE PRESBYTERY

Peace Institute 50cj{, $ 566.85

Union Theological Seminary 25c;^ 283.42

Davidson College 25^ 283.42

Total Collections $ 1133.69

CONCORD PRESBYTERY

Mitchell College 5-11 $ 1302.24

Mitchell College — Designated $ 34.55

Mitchell College — Designated 34.55

Union Theological Seminary 2-11 520.90

Davidson College 4-11 1041.77

Davidson College — Designated 112.75

Total Collections $ 3012.21

FAYETTEVILLE PRESBYTERY

Flora McDonald $ 344.50

Flora McDonald — Designated 51.06

Elise High School 344.50

Elise High School— Designated 391.38

Union Theological Seminary 172.25

Union Theological Seminary — Designated — 25.53

Davidson College 172.25

Davidson College — Designated 25.53

Assembly's Training School 86.14

Assembly's Training School — Designated 17.05

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Total Collection $ 1630.19

KING'S MOUNTAIN PRESBYTERY

Westminster High School 60<J^ $ 310.55

Union Theological Seminary 20% 103.51

Davidson College 20% 103.51

Total Collections $ 517.57

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$ 5-477.15

MECKLENBURG PRESBYTERY

Queen's College $ 1268.79

Davidson College 1268.78

Union Theological Seminary 1268.79

Albemarle Institute 1089.61

Stanley Hall Institute 503.67

Assembly's Training School — Designated __ 29.06

Montreal Normal School 48.44

Total Collections

ORANGE PRESBYTERY

Flora McDonald 25% $ 661.76

Glade Valley 25% 661.76

Glade Valley — Designated 5.00

Peace Institute 25% 661.76

Davidson College 25% 661.74

Total Collections

WILMINGTON PRESBYTERY

Grove Institute 50% $ 585.12

Davidson College 25% $ 292.55

Union Theological Seminary 25% 292.57

Total Collections

Total for Synod

DISBURSEMENTS
ASSEMBLY^ 'S TRAINING SCHOOL:

Fayetteville Presbytery $ 103.19

Mecklenburg Presbytery 29.06

. $ 132.25

Less Expense apportioned 4.46

$ 2652.02

$ 1170.24

$ 15,593.07

ALBEMARLE INSTITUTE:

Mecklenburg Presbytery —
Less Expense apportioned

DAVIDSON COLLEGE:

Albemarle Presbytery

Concord Presbytery

$ 1089.61
35.20

283.42
1154.52

$ 127.79

$ 1054.41

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ELISE HIGH SCHOOL:

Fayetteville Presbytery ___ 197.78

Mecklenburg Presbytery __ 12G8.79

Orange Presbytery 661.74

Wilmington Presbytery 292.55

$ 3962.31

Less Expense apportioned-- 123.72

Fayetteville Presbytery __ $ 735.88
Less Expense apportioned- 21.63

GLADE VALLEY:

Orange Presbytery $ 666.76

Less Expense apportioned — 19.46

GEOVE INSTITUTE:

Wilmington Presbytery $ 585.12

Less Expense apportioned - 16.62

MITCHELL COLLEGE:

Conocrd Presbytery $ 1336.79

Less Expense apportioned- 42.12

MONTREAT NORMAL SCHOOL:

Mecklenburg Presbytery __ $ 48.44
Less Expense apportioned _ 1.06

PEACE INSTITUTE:

Albemarle Presbytery $ 566.85

Orange Presbytery 661.76

• $ 1228.61

Less Expense apportioned — 37.30

QUEEN'S COLLEGE:

Mecklenburg Presbytery _ $ 1268.79
Less Expense apportioned- 41.33

$ 3838.59

)RA McDonald :

Fayetteville Presbytery

$ 395.56

Orange Presbytery

661.76

$ 1057.32
V 32.93

Less Expense apportioned

$ 1024.39

$ 647.30

$ 568.50

$ 1294.67

$ 47.38

$ 1191.31

$ 1227.46

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STANLEY HALL INSTITUTE:

Mecklenburg Presbytery $ 503.67

Less Expense apportioned 15.61

$ 488.06

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY:

Albemarle Presbytery $ 283.42

Concord Presbytery 520.90

Fayetteville Presbytery __ 197.78

King.'s Mountain Pres 103.51

Mecklenburg Presbytery __ 1268.79

Wilmington Presbytery 292.57

$ 2666.97

Less Expense apportioned. 85.28

— . $ 2581.69

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL:

King's Mountain Pres $ 310.55

Less Expense apportioned. 10.10

$ 300.45

To. Disbursements to Sch. $15,106.25

Total Expense 486.82 $15,593.07

Respectfully submitted,

F. L. JACKSON, Treasurer.

The report of the committee on Work in State Institu-
tions was received and, pending its adoption, addresses were
made by Rev. Messrs R. M. Williams and John Allen McLean.

Report was adopted.

Y''our committee on Christian Work in the State Educational In
stitutions begs to report that it has made thorough investigation in
regard to the work that is being done in all our institutions. At the
last meeting of Synod your chairman was ordered to visit all the in-
stitutions before the next meeting of Synod. "^ For the last week your
chairman has made a tour, beginning with the North Carolina Col-
lege for Women, at Greensboro, the State College for Men, formerly
known as A. & M. College, at Raleigh, the University of North Car-
olina, and the Training School for Women, at Greenville. Your chair-
was more than delighted with the work that is being done in all
these institutions and the welcome these institutions accorded him as
your representative. He spoke to a large number of the student body
of each of these institutions, indicating the interest that church has
in them and presenting the claims that Christ and the Church have

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upon their lives^ and urging them to put first things first. The
heads of these institutions expressed to your representative, asking
him to convey to Synod their deep appreciation of the interest shown
by the Synod.

At the North Carolina College for Women they have 1,000 stu-
dents enrolled, and practically all the students belong to some of the
Evangelical churches. They have a thoroughly equipped Y. W. C.
A. secretary who is giving all her time in directing the Christian ac-
tivities of the young women. In Greensboro all the churches show a
deep interest in the student body and have great numbers of them
in their Sunday schools and preaching services. Keligious services
are held in the chapel of the college three times a week, conducted
either by some member of the faculty or other religious leader. The
Vesper service is held every Sunday evening and daily Evening Watch
is also held. They have twenty-five Bible and Mission Study Classes
for this year, taught by the students and members of the faculty.
In addition to the religious work in the institution they co-operate
with the social and charitable agencies of the City in any definite
work that is offered. There is an active Volunteer Band composed
of twelve young women definitely prepared to take up foreign mis-
sion work. Besides a large budget to cover their local expenses, they
make a gift of $500.00 to foreign Y. W. C. A. work.

At the Eastern Carolina Training School, in Greenville, they have
325 students, all of them belonging to the churches with the excep-
tion of 18. Your representative was delighted with the spirit of this
institution. All the members of the faculty are very earnest in their
Christian activities and take a very deep interest in the spiritual wel-
fare of the student body. The young women attend Sunday school
and church services in the City, and the churches show a very deep
interest in doing what they can for their spiritual development. The
Y. W: C. A. is active, holding two meetings a week, every Friday and
Sunday evening. They have fourteen Bible and Mission Study Class-
es which are well attended. They gave $225.00 for mission work dur-
ing the last year and raised $700.00 for their own expenses. They
are planning for two meetings during this year, one an evangelistic
service and one a course of lectures on Christian fundamentals.

At the State College at Raleigh they have 1,000 students. They
hold a daily chapel service and have a very active Y. M. C. A. or-
ganization, with a splendid man as secretary of the "Y. " They have
32 Bible Classes with 340 men enrolled as earnest seekers for truth.
They have recently had Dr. Allen K. Foster to give a series of lec-
tures to the students. Dr. Foster being a member of the Educational

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Board of the Northern Baptist church. His addresses greatly enrich-
ed the Christian life of both faculty and students. They are plan-
ning to have the strongest men they can get in the country to speak
to them during the year on Christian fundamentals, and point out the
claims of Christ upon their lives.

Your representative spent Sunday at the University and preach-
ed at the Presbyterian church on Sunday to a large con"gregation com-
posed of University students, members of the faculty and the people
of the village. The great Christian spirit manifested in the church
and in the village impressed your representative very deeply. We
recognize Chapel Hill as one of the most strategic points of power
and influence in North Carolina, there being 1,600 students. The
president and faculty of the University are feeling very deeply the
the great responsibility resting upon them in directing these young
lives. Christian forces trere are grappling with their task. They
have the best man that they can find as Y. M. C. A. secretary and he
is doing a splendid work in directing the Christian activities of the
Institution. They have a large number of Bible Classes taught by
the strongest men that they can get, and w^e are not pessimistic in
regard to the outlook of the result of their efforts. Our beloved broth-
er, W. D. Moss, the pastor of the Chapel Hill church is doing an un-
paralled work among the 1,600 students there. Everybody at Chapel
Hill admires him, loves him and believes in him with all their hearts,
and his influence is being felt in the transformation of the lives of
the young men. He preaches to large congregations every Sunday,
teaches a great number of Bible Classes, and holds conferences with
the students nearly every day, with hundreds of interviews in re-
gard to the problems that confront them. His labor among the stu-
dents is quite an asset to the Presbyterian church, and we as a Synod
should praise God and thank Him for his life and consecration among
them. His church has asked the Home Mission Committee of the
Synod that they reduce their gift of $1750.00 a year on his salary
to $1500.00. This was a voluntary act on their part, showing a wil-
lingness as they become stronger to bear their own burdens.

Your representative, after this thorough investigation, feels pro-
foundly grateful for the work that is being done in our State Insti-
tutions, composed of 4,000 of the choicest young men and women of
our Commonweath.

Respectfully submitted.

E. MUEPHY WILLIAMS, Chairman.

Synod of North Carolina 563

The report of the committee on Systematic Beneficence
was received and adopted as follows :

The committee on Stewardship submits the following amended
report :

Your committee desires to call attention of the Presbyteries an 1
churches to the fact that the General Assembly's Training school is
an Assembly 's cause, and that all contributions made to the training
school should be taken from the percentage given to the Assembly's
causes. The Synod also urges Presbyteries and churches to contrib-
ute to the training school the full percentage recommended by the
Assembly and to send these contributions direct to Mr. George "W.
Call, treasurer of the Training School, Union Bank, Richmond, Va.

The total contributions of the past year reach the splendid
amount of $942,777.00.

In explanation of your committee's failure to secure a full-time
Synodical manager as instructed last year, we beg to report that no
adequate financial means were available, and do now ask Synod for
further instruction in regard to this matter.

The committee recommends:

1. That the Synod accept the apportionment of $743,541 as its
quota for Benevolences in the Presbyterian Progressive Program sent
down by the Assembly.

2. That this amount be apportioned to the several Presbyteries
on the basis of the Spillman Plan as follows:

Albemarle $ 70,088.00

Fayetteville 139,731.00

Mecklenburg 131,885.00

Orange 158,071.00

Wilmington 100,998.00

3. That the 40 per cent of $743,412 apportioned to Synods and
Pl^esbyterial causes be pro rated to Synodical causes as follows:

Orphan's Home 7 1-2 per cent

Synod's Home Missions 10 Per ^ent

And that the remaining 22 1-2 per cent be divided as each Pres-
bytery deems wise.

4. That the overture of Wilmington Presbytery relative to the
placement of e?^tra gifts be adopted and the General Assembly so
Overtured

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The Presbytery of Wllniingtou respoctfully overtures the Synod
of North Carolina to meet in Tarboro, North Carolina, October 18.
1921, to overture the General Assembly to direct that all extra gifts
which do not go directly to the benevolent causes of the Assembly,
the Synod or the Presbytery, be put in the Miscellaneous Contribution
column.

By order of Wilmington Presbytery in session in Clarkton, Octo-
ber 5, 1921.

W. P. M. CUREIE, Stated Clerk.

5. Tliat in line with the General Assembly's recommendation,
we recommend that the name of this committee be changed to the
Synod 's Stewardship Committee.

EDWARD N. CALDWELL, Chmii. pr tem.

The following is the added report of the Stewardship Committee:

Your committee on Stewardship, together with the special com-
mittee to which was referred the matter of securing a Synodical
manager, would recommend:

1. That such an officer be employed, provided only, that in the
judgment of the committee after careful investigation a suitable
man shall have been found, and further provided that Synod is suffi-
ciently in earnest about this matter to provide necessary funds, and
that the committee be limited to the amount of $12,000.00.

2. We further recommend that these funds be provided in the
following plan; recommended by the General Assembly Stewardship
Committee, to have the causes which are benefitted by the work of
the Synodical manager to return an agreed per cent of their receipts.

3. We further recommend a continuation of this present com-
mittee until the next meeting of Synod.

EDWARD N. CALDWELL, Chmn. pro tem.

Synod heard an address by Mr. J. B. Spillnian. of Colum-
bia, South Carolina, on the work of the Assembly's Steward-
ship Committee. Synod also heard an address by Rev. "W. L.
Lingle, D. D., on Union Theological Seminary.

Rev. J. R. Bridges, D. D., spoke for a few minutes in the
interest of the Presbyterian Standard.

The First Presbyteriaii Church, Lincolnton, North Caro-

Synod of North CAuoriiNA 565

lina, selected as the place of the next meeting of Synod, and
the time fixed by Standing Rule is Tuesday, October 24, 1922,
at 8:00 o'clock p. m.

The report of the Board of Regents of the Orphans'
Home was received and referred without reading to the Per-
manent Committee on Orphans' Home,

Synod took recess until 8 :00 o 'clock tonight.

SECOND DAY— Evening Session

Tarboro, N. C, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1921.

Synod met at 8 :00 p. m., and engaged in a popular meet-
ing in the interests of Synodical Home Missions.

After devotional exercises conducted by Superintendent
Rev. A. W. Crawford, the annual report of the Committee
of Home Missions was submitted, and, pending its adoption,
addresses were made by Dr. J. P. McCallie of Chattanooga,
and Rev. A. S. Johnson, D. D. ; after which the report, with
its recommendations were adopted, and is as follows:

REPORT OF THE HOME MISSION COMMITTEE

Your committee has tried to carry forward intensely and vigor-
ously the greatly enlarged work authorized and inaugurated by the
action of the Ealeigh Synod of 1919.

The Presbyteries have co-operated fully in this movement. They
have enlarged their own work greatly and we have encouraged them
to call on us freely. Yet in this advance we believe they have acted
with wisdom and care, their requests have been reasonable, and so
far in this new movement no requests made by them for appropria-
tions from us have been declined.

This year this work of enlargement has gone steadily and sane-
ly forward. God's blessing has rested richly on this enlarged effort
and the reports of the workers show a large increase in the ingather-
ing of spujs over anything known in the previous history of the work.

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With this enlargement our financial obligations ha,ve steadily in-
creased also and our expenditures for the General Work for the year
now closed have been $8,000.00 more than for last year, which was
increase of $15,000.00 over the year before that.

This increase of expenditures was sustained liy tlie steady in-
crease of the contributions of the churches from Synod up t<^ mid-
summer, when owing to the general financial depression there was
such a falling off as seemingly almost to threaten the work with col-
lapse. In response to our earnest call and a clear statement of the
facts to the congregations thej' have responded nobly in the last three
weeks and brought the contributions in the end to $5,763.00 over the
contributions for last year and the year has closed with the work
paid for. To do this, however, we had to use practically all of the
$4,500.00 working balance on hand at the beginning of the year, and
we enter upon a new year dependent on the immediate and steady
contributions of the churches.

Especially would we ask the Synod to urge those congregations
which have not yet sent in their proi^ortionate share of the expense
of the work since the spring Presbyteries, as is the case with many,
including some of the largest and strongest churches, to come to our
aid now, that the work may go forward.

We present the following detailed statements:

64 supported wholly or in part by the Synod's Com. supplied
110 weak churches and 101 other mission points. They report
7,193 sermons preached.
3,724 professions of faith.

1,898 additions to the Presbyterinn church on profession.
454 additions by letter.
27 Sunday schools organized.

4 churches organized and 4 church buildings completed.
17 churches and manses under construction have been aided &
$50,342.92 expended in the whole work as compared with $37,410.15
last year.

Fine increase in every department. Of special note the fact
that there were 1898 additions on profession as compared with 1202
last year, the largest previous number in the history of the Synod's
work, this year's additions being more than half the total number
reported in the Assembly's minutes for the whole Synod.

Of the 64 engaged in the work, 56 were ordained ministers, and
8 Sunday school workers, six of them ti'flii^<^<l women engaged espe-
cially in mill villages.

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Included ill the whole is the fine work of our four General Evan-
gelists, Rev. William Black, Rev. O. G. Jones, D. D., Rev. Conner
Brown, and Rev. Leonard Gill, who held 85 series of evangelistic ser-
vices in whicli* they reported 2894 professions of faith and 1311 addi-
tions to the Presbyterian church.

Since the last meeting of Synod, Rev. William Black, General
Evangelist of the Synod, reports as follows:

Conducted 21 series of meetings, and preached at 5 other places
in the Synod; preached 348 times; in these meetings there were 1259
professions; 482 additions to the Presbyterian church by profession;
many additions by letter, 251 promised to establish Family Worhip
and 3460 persons to read the Bible and pray daily; organized 5 Sun-
day Schools and as a result of these meetings, 2 churches were or-
ganized, raised $2033.33 for Synod's Home Mission Work and more
than $1547.94 for Congregational purposes, ordained and installed 3
elders and 2 deacons and conducted a large number of prayer and
other religious services not included in the above.

In several of these meetings, large numbers of colored people
were present, and not a few of them made profession and gave other
evidence of Ijeing interested; also preached to many Indians at their
State School in Pembroke. Planned to hold a Bible Institute of sev-
eral days for the preachers of the colored churches and others in
Charlotte and vicinity, and while this had to be postponed on account
of the absence from the City of several of their most prominent
preachers, it is to be held later.

Besides the above, this Evangelist conducted three series of meet-
ings in the States of Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee, one each
in these States, and in these meetings there were 173 professions and
52 additions to the Presbyterian church. During his absence from
this Synod, this Evangelist received no salary from your committee.

Rev. 0. G. Jones, D. D., General Evangelist of the Synod pre-
sents the brief but concise report:

26 meeting held.
405 sermons and addresses.
416 professions of faith.
1370 reeonsecrations.
306 united with the Presbyterian church on profession.
$1108 contributed to Synodical Home Missions in the meetings held.
$2515 raised for other causes.

After seven years of labor as General Evangelist of the Synod,
Dr. Jones has accepted the call of the Assembly's Committee to la-

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bor for them as Regional Evangelist and will not be available for re-
election by the Synod.

In these seven years over 1300 souls have been added to our
churches through his labors, his work has grown in fruitfulness and
the last year has been the most fruitful of any. Our interest goes
with him and our prayers ascend to God for a still larger fruitful-
ness in his new work.

The Superintendent compiles the results of the labors of the Rev.
Conner Brown, as follows:

19 meetings held.
365 sermons preached.
476 professions.

206 additions to the Presbyterian church on profession.
2 Sunday Schools organized.
$1174 contributed for Synodical Home Missions in the meetings held.

Mr. Brown attaches justly large importance to the work among
professing Christians and reports over 4000 rededications of lives to
righteousness and God 's service.

Por the first half of the Synod's year, Rev. Leonard Gill was
Superintendent of Mecklenburg Presbytery and gave only half time
to the work of General Evangelist of the Synod. For the last six
months he has given full time to the Synod's work. The Superin-
tendent compiles the following summary of his reports:

19 meetings held.
319 sermons preached.
741 profesious of faith.

315 additions to the Presbyterian church upon profession.
$1500 contributed for Synodical Home Missions in the meetings held.

The labors of all our General Evangelists have been greatly
blessed and warrant pushing with vigor our campaign of Evang-
elism throughout the whole Synod.

The General Evangelists have received total contributions in the
meetings held $5866.00, and the 50 men engaged in the local fields of
the Presbyteries report contributions of $815.00 from the weak church-
es and mission stations supplied, a total of $6681.00, or the work has
been this far self-sustaining.

Synod of North Carolina 569

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Eeceived— The General Fund

Albemarle Presbytery $ 3,838.96

Concord Presbytery 4,877.92

Fayetteville Presbytery 6,536.14

King's Mountain Presbytery 2,750.01

Mecklenburg Presbytery 8,215.55

Orange Presbytery 7,218.47

Wilmington Presbytery 3,396.14

Personal __- 208.00

Interest 3,498.91

Total receipts General Fund $ 40,540.10

Expended — •

Salaries $42,798.87

Office, including bookkeeper, postage, sta-
tionery, supL, telegrams, long distance 471.10

Publicity 392.65

Committee Travel 218.93

Interest 177.37

Sj's. Ben. Committee of Synod 150.00

Young People's Conference 300.00

Total expended for General Fund $ 44,508.92

Deficit General Fund for the year $ 3,968.82

Working balance at close of last year__ $ 4,593.79
Working balance at close of this year__ 624.97

$ 3,968.82

Eeceived — • Church and Manse Erection

From Church & Manse Erection League $ 1,023.00
Appropriated from Legacy Fund 5,000.00

Total Available $ 6,023.00

Expended — ■

Churches and Manses:

Clinchfield Mills, Concord Presbytery— $ 500.00

Harmony, Concord Presbytery 500.00

Bethlehem Manse, Albemarle Presbytery 335.00

Oakboro Manse, Mecklenburg Presbytery 335.00

]\Iarshville, Mecklenburg Presbytery 500.00

Providence Ch, Manse, Fayetteville Pres. 250.00

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Albemarle Supt. 's Manse, Tarboro 224.33

Belhaven, Albemarle Presbytery 250.00

Church Side Eoad, Orange Presbytery- 1,000.00

Roxboro Manse, Orange Presbytery 250.00

Rocky Mount, 2nd, Albemarle Pros 200.00

Rennert, Fayetteville Presbytery 250.00

Midway Mills, Rockingham, Fay. Pres. 40.00

Raven Rock, Fayetteville Presbytery 250.00

White Oak, Fayetteville Presbytery 300.00

West End, Fayetteville Presbytery 300.00

Dallas Manse, King's Mountain Pres.- 300.00

Total Churches and Manses $ 5,784.33

Printing and Postage 50.67

Total expended $ 5,835.00

Balance on hand $ 188.00

Total Expenditures

General Fund $44,508.92

Church and Manse Erection 5,835.00

$ 50,343.92

Legacies

Reed. bal. of legacy of J. B. Burroughs- $ 16,589.49

Appr'pd. to Church and Manse Erection $ 5,000.00

$ 11,589.49

Balance added to reserve fund to be invested in safe real estate
loans, the interest on which is to be used in each current year for the
general work and the principal as may be safe and wise for the per-
manent enlargement of the work.

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the Home Mission work in the bounds of the Synod has been com-
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ports from the superintendents or Home Mission chairmen of the
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EECOMMENDATIONS

1. We affirm and emphasize the action of last year in setting
$75,000.00 as the amount needed annually for this work as now con-
stituted, and for its orderly development.

2. "We affirm and emphasize the action of last year in setting
10 percent as the proper percentage for thij work in the gifts of the
churches, and in doing so, urge upon all our churches the necessity
of giving this work its full and rightful place, as thus indicated, in
their yearly budget, if we are in any way to overtake the destitution
in our own State and carry out the enlarged movement so well be-
gun and so evidently sealed with the blessing of God.

3. We call upon our churches to make this a whole church move-
ment and urge the Women's Auxiliaries, the Sunday Schools, and the
Young People 's Societies to set apart the one-tenth of all their benev-
olent contributions for this work, that all together we may accomp-
lish task.

4. That January and July be designated as Home Mission
months as heretofore, and where there are churches or Sunday schools
which do not set apart one-tenth of all their benevolent contribu-
tions for this work, that they be called upon to give at least one well
announced collection in each of these months to the greatly enlarged
work now being done by the Home Mission Committee of the Synod
in its bounds.

5. That the Synod elect the following elders to serve on the
Home Mission Committee for the ensuing year:

J. E. Young, Ealeigh, Albemarle Presbytery.

Z. V. Turlington, Mooresville, Concord Presbytery.

A. E. McEachern, St. Pauls, Fayetteville Presbytery.

J. H. Kennedy, Gastonia, King's Mountain Presbytery.

W. H. Belk, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Presbytery,

E. P. Wharton, Greensboro, Orange Presbytery.

Col. Walker Taylor, Wilmington, Wilmington Presbytery.

6. We recommend further that Eev. William Black, Eev. Con-
ner Brown, and Eev. Leonard Gill be elected General Evangelists of
Synod and that Eev. A. W. Crawford be elected Superintendent and
Treasurer for the ensuing year.

Eev. D. D. Slaughter, of the M. E. Church, South, was
introduced to the Synod and invited to sit as a visiting broth-
er.

Synod of North Carolina 573

Rev. A. W. Crawford made a verbal report of the work
among colored people w^hich with the following recommenda-
tions, was adopted :

Your Committee appointed at the last meeting of the Synod to
confer with a committee to be appointed by the Synod of Catawba,
U. S. A. church, submits the following minute of the joint meeting
as their report:

A. W. CEAWFOED, Chmn.
C. M. EICHAEDS,
Z. V. TUELINGTON,

Committee.

The committee appointed by the Synod of North Carolina to con-
fer with a committee appointed by the Synod of Catawba relative
to co-operation with the Synod of Catawba in evangelistic and re-
ligious work in Catawba Synod met in the Biddle University Library
and was opened with prayer. The members of the committee pres-
ent were Eev. A. W. Crawford, Dr. C. M. Eichards, and Mr. Z. V.
Turlington of the Synod of North Carolina and Eev. B. E. Smith,
Dr. F. J. Anderson and Professor J. D. Martin of the Synod of Ca-
tawba.

The committee agreed to accept the minute adopted by the Synod
of North Carolina relative to co-operation between the two Synods.

It was agreed that for this year the Synod of North Carolina do
evangelistic work in the schools of Catawba Synod, using white
preachers, and the working out of plans for further arrangements for
the work be left to the chairmen of the two committees, Eevs. A. "W.
Crawford, and B. E. Smith.

The committee of the Synod of North Carolina was requested to
ask the said Synod to provide pay for a full time evangelist who
shall do work within the bounds of North Carolina.

It was also deemed wise to ask that the Synod of North Carolina
and the Synod of Catawba have a representative from each Synod
to the other at the approaching meetings this fall.

F. J. ANDEESON,
Clerk of the Joint Committee.

It was Resolved: That the principle of co-operation with the
Synod of Catawba in work for the negroes be approved and that
the working out of it be committed to the Home Mission Committee.

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Rev. B. R. Smith of the Synod of Catawba was then heard in
an address as a fraternal delegate of that Synod.

In response it was Resolved: That this Synod scud a delegate, to
be appointed by the Moderator, to the Synod of Catawba at its next
meeting to convey to them our action on co-operation and our fra-
ternal greetings.

Rev. B. R. Smith, of the Synod of Catawba, was heard
as a fraternal delegate from the Synod of Catawba, and it
was ordered that the jModerator appoint a representative to
the Synod of Catawba to express to them our desire for co-
operation and present our fraternal greetings.

The matter of having a whole time manager of the Pro-
gressive Program in the Synod, was referred to the Steward-
ship Committee, together with the following : A. A. McGeachy,
J. H. Henderlite, Z. V. Turlington, A. M. Scales, J. E. Purcell,
E. C. Murray, and R. A. Lapsley

On motion, a collection was taken for Rev. J. S. Morrow,
which amounted to $61.06.

Synod then adjourned, with prayer by Rev. C. G. Var-
dell, D. D., to meet tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock.

THIRD DAY— Morning Session

Tarboro, N. C, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1921.

Synod met at 9 :00 a. m., and engaged in devotional exer-
cises led by Rev. J. T. Wildman.

The minutes of j'esterday's sessions were read and ap-
proved.

The Treasurer of Synod's Schools and Colleges presented
report which was read and adopted as a part of the report
of Committee on Schools and Colleges.

Synod of North Carolina 575

The following resolution regarding State educational in-
stitutions was adopted :

RESOLUTION BY J. H. HENDERLITE

"WHEREAS, The Synod of North Carolina has listcMied with deep
interest to the report of the representative of the Committee on
State Educational Institutions appointed to visit the University, the
State College at Raleigh, the College for Women at Greensboro and
the Eastern Carolina Training School;

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Synod expresses
the sincere pleasure with which it has heard this account of the gen-
eral religious conditions obtaining in these institutions of learning,
and the cordial reception given to the representative of the Synod
by the officials, heads of religious organizations and the students,
and the interest shown in the religious welfare of the students.

And that a representative be appointed to visit these institu-
tions next year, bearing expressions of the interest of the Synod in
the students there assembled.

On request of Orange Presbytery, Rev. D. H. Scanlon
was heard in regard to the Sheppard's Training School at
Durham, North Carolina. It was ordered that the Modera-
tor appoint a committee to investigate this school and report
at next meeting of Synod.

A partial report from the Committee on Bills and Over-
tures was received and adopted as follows:

In response to an overture from the Presbytery of Fayetteville
requesting the formation of a new Presbytery, your committee on
Bills and Overtures recommends that the following ad interim com-
mittee be appointed from the Presbyteries concerned to study the
whole question and report to the next meeting of S,vnod:

Fayetteville— W. E. Hill, to act as Moderator; W. C. Brown.
Orange — M. E. Hansel, E. Frank Lee.
Albemarle — R. A. Lapsley, Jr., W. T. Wadley.
Wilmington — J. W. Pureell, W. H. Goodman.

J. R. BRIDGES, Chairman.

The special order for 10 :00 o 'clock was taken up and
Dr. \V. J. Martin, President of Davidson College, was heard
in the interest of the College.

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The committee on Woman's Work presented the follow-
ing report which was adopted :

REPORT OF THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE ON WOMAN'S

WORK.

During the past year the Woman 's Work of the Synod has been
marked by splendid progress. The Synodical reports two hundred
and seventy-four societies, with a membership of 10,403. The report
made at the last meeting of the Synodical, held in the Gastonia First
Church, October 5 and 6, showed a gain in membership during the
past year of 1,334, being just a fraction less than 13 per cent. The
total gifts reported for the year were $190,744. This was a gain of
$57,214 over the previous year, not quite 30 per cent, or nearly two
and one-half times the advance in membership. The gifts per capi-
ta for the year were $18.00. This shows very gratifying progress.

The work of the Synodical is advancing in accordance with a
systematic program that is comprehensive in its scope. The endeavor
is made to include all the interests of the church and to cover the
field of Christian life and service. Stress is laid on such vital mat-
ters as Bible study, prayer and mission study. That this is thorough-
going work is indicated by the following figures: Number of Bible
Study classes, 133; number of prayer circles, 186; number of Foreign
Mission Study Classes, 209; Home Mission Study Classes, 199. Much
interest has also been manifested in advancing organized work among
young people in the Presbyterials composing the Synodical.

It seems now that practically all of the organized work among
the women of the Synod has been absorbed by the Synodical and the
work of extension is being vigorously pushed. Of all the women's
societies reported in the Synod, there are only twenty-four not affil-
iated with the Synodical, and the total of gifts apart from those re-
ported by the Synodical is only $4,699. At the same time a large
extension work yet remains for the Synodical. Of the 501 churches
in this Synod two hundred and twenty-seven report no women's so-
cieties. These are probably for the most part small and struggling
churches located in Home Mission territory, and while large in num-
ber represent a comparatively small constituency. However, they
constitute a most fruitful field of constructive service and make an
inviting and powerful appeal to the zeal and devotion of the Synodi-
cal.

A very fine piece of work that is being done by the Synodical i
the new Woman's Building at Barium Springs Orphans' Home. This
building is already under construction and when completed will house

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sixty or more girls. The plan of the building is on exhibition here
and we hope that every member of the Synod will examine it. The
greater part of the money is already in hand and the women of th(
Synodical plan to present this building to the Synod, fully furnished
and ready for occupancy.

Submitted with this report is the annual report of the Synodical
in detail and a list of the officers and their addresses:

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WOMAN'S AUXILARY OF NORTH
CAROLINA SYNOD.

Number of Societies in Synodical 274

Number of Members 10 403

Increase in membership over last year 1 334

Copies Missionary Survey taken 4 226

Copies Prayer Calendar taken 1 218

Mission Study Classes: Foreign, 209; Home, 199; Prayer Bands, 186;
Bible Classes, 133.

CONTRIBUTIONS

Foreign Missions $ 45 485

Assembly's Home Missions 8 253

Synodical Home Missions 4 911

Presbyterial Home Missions 5 358

Congregational Home Missions 6 884

Christian Education and Ministerial Relief 14 213

Sunday School Extension and Publication 1 426

Educational Institutions 10 692

Bible Cause 576

Orphans' Homes 44 943

Contingent Fund paid for Presbyterial and Synodical 2 020

Miscellaneous Contributions 42 124

Total to all Causes $190 744

Amount per Capita 18

Total compared with last year 57 214

Has your Synodical reached the Standard of Excellence? Yes.

MRS. S. A. ROBINSON,

Synodical Secretary.

OFFICERS OF THE WOMAN'S SYNODICAL AUXILIARY OF
;N0RTH CAROLINA, FOR 1921.

President Mrs. E. F. Reid, Lenoir, N. C.

Secretarv Mrs. E. B. Crow, Raleigh, N. C

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Treasurer Miss Margaret Lovell Gibson, Wilmington, N. C.

Secretary Foreign Missions Mrs. W. L. Wilsnn, Hemp, N. C.

Sec. Assembly's Home Missions __Mrs. W. E. White, Graham, N. C.

Sec. (!hr. Ed. and Min. Relief Mrs. Archie Currie, Davidson, N. C.

Sec. Y. P. and S. S. Extension __Mrs. D. H. Shaw, Laurel Hill, N. C.

Editor Woman's Page in Standard Mrs. J. M. Mclve;-, Gulf, N. C.

Y. P. Sec. of Col. and Con.__Miss Mamie McElwec, Statesville, N. C.
Sec. S. P. and C. Home Mis.__Miss Margaret Rankin, Charlotte, N. C.

Secretary Literature Mrs. S. M. Rankin, Greensboro, N. C.

Sec. Orphanage Work Mrs. E. P. Hall, Belmont, N. C.

Sec. Prayer Bands, Bible Study.-Mrs. 0. G. Jones, Greensboro, N. C.
Historian Mrs. E. D. Blackwell, Durham, N. 0.

The correct list of Synodical Officers as installoil at meeting in
Gastonia, North Carolina. Two new officers were created and filled:
Young People 's Secretary of Colleges and Conferences, and Historian.

The Young People 's work had grown too large for one person,
hence the new Secretary.

The following recommendations are offered:

1. The Synod hereby records its hearty commendation of the
splendid work that is being done by the women, its appreciation of
the substantial and enduring service that is being rendered by the
Synodical and extends its congratulations on the prosperity and suc-
cess that have marked the work during the past year.

2. The Synod expresses its warm appreciation of the beneficence
of the Synodical in providing funds for the new building for girls
at Barium Springs Orphans' Home. This handsome structure will
stand as a lasting and eloquent monument to the love and devotion
of the women of this Synod, and will constitute a most important fac-
tor in carrying forward the Synod's progressive program in behalf
of the fatherless.

3. The Synod earnestly recommends to all the chi7rches the in-
troduction of the Auxiliary Circle plan as the wisest and most effec-
tive method of promoting and developing the work of the women.
The Synod also recommends that the Presbyteries encourage and pro-
mote the work of their various Presbyterials.

Respectfully submitted by the committee.

J. H. HENDERLITE, Chairman.

Mr. C. D. Whitelv was substituted for Mr. G. L. AVhitely
on the Committee to examine the IMinutes of Wilming'ton
Presbytery.

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The Committee on Statistics made the following report
which was adopted :

STANDING COMMITTEE ON STATISTICAL REPORTS

Your Committee on Statistical Eeports of the Presbyteries sub-
mits the following report:

^,. . , _ 273

Ministers

Churches

Licentiates

Candidates

Communicants (Residents, 54,714; Non-Eesidents, 8,117)— 62,831

(to 1/4- oi/i
Aggregate Funds Raised i'WsS^

Increase over last year - " '

Members Received

On Examination

On Certificate

Ministers Received . _^

Ministers Transferred

Churches Organized

Churches Transferred or Dissolved

Licentiates Received

Licentiates Transferred

Candidates Received ^

Candidates Transferred

5

Ministers Died " " -^

Ordinations ^ „„

69

Installations "

Dissolution of Pastoral Relations

_ o

Lciensures " "' "" ~ ^yna

Ministers in charge of 424 Churches j^^

Pastors g^

Stated Supplies 2g

Evangelists -.^

Teachers ^g

Foreign Missionaries

Infirm

542

Sunday Schools 2^2

Young Peoples's Societies ^^^

"Women's Societies ^

Men's and Boys' Societies ^^

Churches Vacant " g„^

Average Salary paid Ministers in Charge of Churches $ 1,89b

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Manses I'Ji

Aggregate Value of Manses $756,250

Counties without Minister or Church 12

Attention is called to the following increases over last year:

Ministers, 8; Churches, 6; Communicants, 2,895; Funds raised,
$678,259; Accessions, 636; Pastors, 22; Stated Supplies,. 28; Sunday
Schools, 106.

. The following decreases are noted:
Candidates, 7; Young People's Societies, 16; Women's Societies,
31; Churches vacant, 14.

JNO. A. McMURRAY. Chairman,

A partial report of the Home IMission Committee was
read and adopted as follows :

PARTIAL REPORT OF HOME MISSION COMMITTEE

That the Synod has received with interest the communication
from Miss Mebane in regard to work among prisoners and would
call again upon our ministers and Christian workers to give special
attention to the prisoners in their reach.

The committee on the ]\Iinutes of the General Assembly
made report, and, pending its consideration, it went over as
unfinished business, and the order of the day was taken up.

The Permanent Committee on tlie Orphans' Home made
report, and, pending its adoption, addresses were heard from
Rev. Messrs. R. A. Lapsley, Jr., R. M. Williams, H. G. Jlill,
D. D., H. M. Parker, and others.

The report was adopted as a whole and is as follows :

RHPORT OF THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE ON THE
ORPHANS' HOME

Your committee would respectfully acknowledge the honor con-
ferred on the Orphans' Home in the action of the last Sjnod in pro-
moting its Committee on the report of the Regents from, the class
of standing to that of a Permanent Committee.

Into our hands, as such, the Synod has placed the report of the
Regents.

Since their report is read in connection with our report, we be-

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lieve it unnecessary to recite any of their accomplishments or wise
recommendations, but we do rejoice in the facts therein presented.

We possibly do not realize, as fully as we should, the great re-
sponsibility and privilege our Lord, the Gread Head of the Church,
has placed in our hands in the care and training of the orphan.

We do acknowledge, with the gratitude of our hearts, the won-
derful power of His presence, the wisdom and success He has given
to those who are the Synod's representatives in the management and
conduct of the work at Barium Springs, His loving care and protec-
tion of the children gathered there and His giving the Home such a
warm place in the hearts of our people.

This declaration we would make by a rising vote and a prayer
of His continued presence, that we fail not in our mission in His
name.

We would recommend:

1. That since a change was made in the membership of the
Board of Eegents at the last meeting of the Synod, we extend our
loving thanks and appreciation to those who have served so long, so
faithfully and with such great success.

2. That Rev. W. T. Walker having tendered his resignation as
Superintendent during the year, after ten years of devoted and con-
secrated service, be assured of our great apprciation and prayer for
his success in his new field of labor.

3. That we appreciate the faithful efforts of the new Board of
Regents in taking hold of the problems given them and the appar-
ent success with which they have gone forward.

4. That we approve the plans and program of the Board and
pledge our support to its completion according to their recommenda-
tions 1 — 6.

Respectfully submitted,

E. M. CRAIG, Chairman.

The Synod now took recess until 3:00 o'clock p. m., and
immediately repaired to the "William and Mary Memorial
Chapel," at Lea:gets, for a brief service of song and addresses
touching the history of the church. The program was fully
carried out, and a bountiful luncheon and "barbecue" dinner
was served and enjoyed. — S. C.

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THIRD DAY— Afternoon Session

Tarboro, N. C, Thursday, October 20, 1921.
Synod met at 3 :00 p. m., and resumed business.

The report of the Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of
the Synod was received and adopted as follows :

REPORT OF TREASURER OF TRUSTEES

To the Synod of the Presbyterian Church, N. C:

I herewith make to your honorable body my report as Treasurer:

Reed. Apr. 27, from J. C. Burroughs Estate $13,907.21

Apr. 27, '21, Paid A. W. Crawford, Home. Mis. Treas___ 1.3,907.21
Respectfully submitted,

R. A. DUNN.
Treasurer Trustees of Synod of N. C.

The report of the Standing Committee on Union Tlieo-
logical Seminary was received and adopted and is as follows :

REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEE ON UNION
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Your committee on Union Theological Seminary would report
that we have carefully read the Annual Report of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Seminary, which reveals many evidences of the continu-
ed favor and blessing of God upon this institution. The past year
has been one of the most successful in the history of the Seminary,
twenty graduates being sent forth last May. As the Annual Report
will be published in the appendix to the Minutes of Synod, we shall
not rehearse here the facts therein contained.

We are glad to report that Seminary has had its best opening
this fall, the enrollment of under-graduate students for the present
year being one hundred and five, fifty of whom are new men. This
is by far the largest Junior class ever enrolled.

The new model Sunday school building, Schauffer Hall, is now
completed and is being used. This Building will add much to the
thoroughness and efficiency of the Department of Religious Educa-
tion. Our Seminary is now well equipped and strongly manned to
do the important work the church has committed to her.

The financial statement for last year shows that the total an-
nual expenditures arc slightly in excess of the total annual income

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583

from all sources. This fact emphasizes the necessity for au increase
in the annual support fund. We recommend, therefore, that all our
churches be requested to include the Seminary in their annual budget.
We recommend that the Synod express its appreciation of the
encouraging report of the work of the Seminary brought to this meet^
ing of Svnod by Dr. W. L. Lingle, and that we assure the faculty of
an.l earnest prayers in their great and important work of training our
candidates for the ministry for their future work.

Eespectfully submitted,

C. E. HODGIN, Chairman.

The Board of Trustees of the North Carolina Religious
Worker's Home made the following report which was adopt-
ed:

KEPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE NORTH CAR-
OLINA HOME FOR RELIGIOUS WORKERS, MONTREAT, N. C.

The Board of Trustees of the above named institution would
respectfully report that several meetings of the Board have been held
during the vear, and it has endeavored to make the best use possible
of the Hoine, and has kept the same open during the several confer-
ences which were held during the summer, and 112 were entertained
there during the season, most of whom were of the class made eligi-
ble by the action of the Synod.

The Home was managed during the Conference season most effi-
ciently by Mrs. N. L. Barnes of Davidson, N. C, and board and lodg-
ing, were furnished at the exceedingly low rate of $8.50 per week,
and nothing but praise was heard for the accommodations furnished.
It is the regret of your Board that our accommodations are so
limited, as it could have been filled, if we had a place three times the
size of the present building.

Your Board did not undertake to canvass for the necessary funds
to enlarge and properly equip our Home, believing that on account
of the very great stringency in money matters, this time is inop-
portune, but intends to prosecute the matter and enlarge the build-
ing so that all who would like to come, can be accommodated.

Your Board is fully convinced that there is a great field of use-
fulness for the Home, as it would furnish to the tired, overworked,
minister and others, a fine place for rest and at the same time give
opportunity to hear just the sort of addresses, music and other con-

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fereiices on religious subjects that is needed to encourage and equip
bodily, mentally and spiritually for the work back home.

Your Board believes, too, that Montreat is only in the beginning
of its usefulness in this direction, and so an institution like ours
will be able to do more and more good as the years go by.

Your Board wishes to express its appreciation and return sin-
cere thanks to Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Currie of Clarkton, N. C, for a
Montreat lot, graciously donated by them.

The Home is free from debt, but money will be needed to make
some repairs before next season, unless a new building is constructed.

The Treasurer's report is hereto attached and shows the receipts
and expenditures, for the last year.

The term of office of Eev. "William Black, Rev. W. A. Murray,
Eev. Donald Mclver, Mr. J. A. Brady and Mr. C. D. Bradham, Trus-
tees, expires this year and Messrs. Chas. Norfleet, O. L. Clark and C.
E. Neisler have resigned, and it is recommend:

First, That Eev. William Black, Eev. W. A. Murray, and Mr. C.

D. Bradham succeed themselves, and that Professor J. M. Douglas
succeed Mr. J. A. Brady, resigned; Eev. C. E. Hodgin succeed Eev.
Donald Mclver, removed from the bounds of Synod; that Mr. Walter
P. Sprunt success Mr. 0. L. Clark, resigned; Mr. E. P. Wharton suc-
ceed Mr. Chas. Norfleet,resigned; and Mr. Joseph Johnston succeed
Mr. C. E. Neisler, resigned, so that the Board will be constituted as
follows:

Term of office expiring in 1924: Eev. Wm. Black, Eev. W. A.
Murray, Eev. C. E. Hodgin, Mr. J. M. Douglas, Mr. C. D. Bradham.

Term of office expiring in 1923: Eev. A. T. McCallum, Eev. J.

E. Purcell, Mr. W. H. Belk, Mr. E. P. Wharton, Mr. Joseph Johnston.

Term of office expiring 1922: Eev. W. McC. White, D. D., Mr.
Walter P. Sprunt, Eev. C. M. Eichards, D. D., Mr. J. W. McLauchlin.

Second, That this cause be commended to the liberality of our
people, that the necessary accommodations may be provided for all
who would like to attend, and that contributions be sent to our Treas-
urer, Mr. W. H. Belk, Charlotte, N. C. ,

Third, That Pastors, Sessions and Sunday schools call the at-
tention of their members, officers, Sunday school teachers. Women's
Auxiliaries and Young People's Societies and others, to the several
conferences to be held at different times during the year, and the

Synod of North Carolina 585

most excellent accommodatious of the home, aind that they use their
best endeavors to have representatives attend the several different
conferences from the first to the last of the season, and so use the
Home for, the greatest number of persons, and not all wait to attend
any one conference.

WILLIAM BLACK, Chairman.

STATEMENT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN
WORKERS' HOME

RECEIPTS
Balance on hand, Oct. 1, 1920 $ 872.28

DISBURSEMENTS

Oct. 6, '20 To Belk Brothers, for Bed Linen $ 30.57

Oct. 11, '20 To Belk Brothers, for Bed Linen 92.96

Oct. 15, '20 To Belk Brothers for Expense of Meeting

in Charlotte of delegates 5.85

Oct. 20, '20 To W. H. & J. M. Belk, Reimbursements for

money advanced on purchase price--- 500.00

May 12, '21 To Cash for Expense of Meeting 27.25

Aug. 19, '21 To Belk Brothers for Bedding 67.52

Aug 19, '21 To J. 0. Williams for Labor and Lumber 112.92

$837.07
Balance on hand Oct. 1, 1920 $ 872.28

Disbursements from Oct., 1920, to Oct. 1, 1921 837.07

Balance on hand Oct. 1, 1921 $ 35.21

Oct. 3, 1921, Received from C. M. Richards, Profits from '
the N. C. Religious Workers Home for
the summer , $ 101.53

$ 136.74

The order of the day- — report of the committee on Young
People's Work, was taken up, and the report was presented
by the chairman, Rev. J. G. Garth, and with the exception of
the Manual, which was referrred to a special committee con-
sisting of J. J. Murray, Jno. A. McMurray, L. T. Wilds, J.
M. Grier, A. J. Crane, J. H. Henderlite and Daniel Iverson,
to report on at next meeting of Synod. The report was adopt-
ed and is as follows:

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REPOET or COMMITTEE OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK

The past year has been one of progress. The number of socie-
ties has increased from 242 to 255, the membership from 6,722 to 7,-
551. Contributions to all causes amounted to $12,331. Reports to
the Woman's Synodical Auxiliary indicate that over 1200 young peo-
ple have given special study in classes to Home and Foreign Missions,
which was doubtless due to the impetus received at the Young Peo-
ple's Conferences.

The Board of Directors of the Presbyterian Young People's
League had its annual meeting in Charlotte, December 30, and made
plans to hold the Young People 's Conference. This Conference was
conducted at Peace Institute, May 31 to June 7. The school author-
ities made every effort to make the gathering a success, and the en-
tertainment was all that could be desired. The program was ex-
cellent, everything was harmonious, great enthusiasm prevailed, and
a spiritual atmosphere hovered over all. The fact that 30 young
persons in private conference, expressed a purpose to devote their
lives to definite religious service shows the practical value of the
meeting.

The League met each day to exchange ideas and hear mutual
reports of their work in the local societies. Their spirit of unity was
manifest, and they declared their purpose to strive for the objectives
of their own denomination. The conference had its own officers and
working committees from the young people themselves, and these
carried out a finely arranged program, which was inspirational, edu-
cational, and helped to amalgamate the Synodical body of young
people, willing to carry out the progressive program of our Church.
The conference adopted a manual which was approved by the exe-
cutive committee of the Board of Directors of the Presbyterian Young
People's League, and the League asks that this manual- be approved
by Synod. The following is a resume of the manual:

The League is controlled by Synod through a board of directors.

The annual conference shall be conducted by this board.

The members of this League shall be young people, between 15
and 25 years of age^ who are members of churches in the Synod.

The League makes no effort to establish local young people's
societies, but all young people in the churches, Sunday schools, and
societies are eligible to membership in the League.

j Echo meetings of the conferences should be conducted in every
Presbytery.

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The finances of the League shall be derived from funds contrib-
uted by the Synod and the Woman's Auxiliary, and a fee of five
cents from each member.

The League adopts the denominational objectives of all kinds,
and encourages all local societies to place the objectives in their
budget.

It is a pleasure to report that 15 echo meetings followed the
conference at Peace Institute in various sections of the Synod, at
which over 2,000 young people gathered. Keports were heard of
those who had attended the meetings at Ealeigh, Wilmington, Mon-
treat, and New York^ thus bringing the inspiration to a larger num-
ber than could get to these meetings.

The Presbyterian Young People's League has adopted two spe-
cial funds: The Barium College Fund, to which each local society is
asked to contribute $1.50, is appropriated to the support of an in-
mate of the Synodical orphanage at one of our schools. Miss Nealy
Ford is the present recipient, and she is pursuing her studies at the
Assembly's Training School. $107 were given to this cause last year.
The other fund is called the Sabbath School Missionary Fund, and
each society is asked for $2.00, to be used for the support of a man
in our State in Sunday School Extension.

A reward is offered, to stimulate the local societies, called the
Eamsay Loving Cup to be awarded to the society making the best
record at the next conference.

The executive secretary, after the conference, sent lists of dele-
gates to our Synodical schools to aid in Christian education.

As to finances, during the year, the secretary handled a total
sum of $2321.41, of which the Synod gave $300, the Woman's Aux-
iliary $200, delegates fees amounted to $1333, and the rest came
from various sources, as balance on hand from last year of $228.22,
the sale of books, the conference store, etc. Total amount disbursed
$1954.97, leaving a balance on hand of $366.44.

EECOMJVIENDATIONS

1. The Synod expresses its gratification at the zeal of the young
people and assures them of our sympathy and prayers.

2. The Synod appoint a committee of one from each Presbytery
to examine the proposed manual, and report to the next Synod.

3. The Synod recommends the young people's work to the lib-
erality of the churches.

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JOINT EEPOET OF THE COMMITTEE ON SABBATH SCHOOL
WOEK AND YOUNG PEOPLE'S WOEK

1. Synod shall form a Permanent Committee of Sabbath Schools
and Young People 's Work, which shall supersede the two committees
now in charge of this work. This committee shall consist of one
member from each Presbytery, and chairman appointed by Synod.

2. This committee shall be charged with the promotion and
development of efficiency in Sabbath Schools and Y'oung People's
"Work.

3. The Permanent Committee of Sabbath Schools and Young peo-
ple's Work shall choose an executive committee of three of its mem-
bers to transact business ad interim for the committee and report to
it.

4. The Permanent Committee of Sabbath Schools and Young
People's Work shall hold at least one annual meeting, and ad interim
meetings may be called by the chairman, as necessary, and the ex-
pense of such meetings shall be met by funds at the committee's dis-
posal.

5. This committee shall co-operate with the General Assembly's
Committee of Sabbath Schools and Young People's Work in such a
way as to co-ordinate our Synodical work with the work of the As-
sembly's Committee. The Synod's Committee shall seek the coun-
sel and direction of the Assembly's Committee, and shall accept such
material and financial aid from the Assembly's Committee, as shall
be deemed wise for the support of our own work.

6. The Synod shall establish the office of Synodical Superin-
tendent of Sabbath Schools and Young People's Work, and shall
elect the superintendent every year, at a salary to be fixed by Synod,
with office and travelling expenses paid. The superintendent shall
be nominated, and his movements directed by the Permanent Com-
mittee of Sabbath Schools and Young People's Work, with the ad-
vice of the Assembly's Committee of Sabbath Schools and Young
People 's Work.

7. The Permanent Committee of Sabbath Schools and Young
People's Work shall co-operate with all the committees of Synod
and the Presbyteries in the furtherance of their work.

8. The Synod requests the Woman's Synodical Auxiliary to
continue their co-operation in the Synod 's work.

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9. The Committee of Sabbath Schools and Young People 's Work
shall serve as members of the Board of Directors of the Presbyterian
Young People 's League.

10. Synod recommends that the Presbyteries form their work of
Sabbath Schools and Young People 's Work along the lines adopted in
this plan.

11. The Synod authorizes the committee of Sabbath Schools
and Young People's Work to elect the superintendent for the first
term, and that his salary shall be $3,000.

12. This committee is authorized to raise the money for the ex-
penses of its work.

J. G. GARTH, Chairman.'

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Synod of North Carolina 591

The report of the committee on Sabbath School Work was
received and adopted as follows:

Your Committee reports that the Sunday Schools of Synod, in
most instances, are in a flourishing conditisn. The enrollment of a
great number of the schools shows a great increase over last year.
It is with pleasure that we report that 1675 were received into the
church from the Sunday Schools during the year. It is also note-
worthy that a great number of the schools have contributed liberally
to the different benevolent causes of the church. There are many
evidences of greater interest in the Sunday school work of Synod.

W. E. HILL, Chairman.

Kev. R. A. Lapsley introduced tlie following resolution
regarding the election of a Synodieal Superintendent of Or-
phanage work, which was adopted, and is as follows :

The members of the Board of Eegents, present at this meeting
of the Synod, respectfully ask the Synod to call as Synodieal Super-
intendent of Orphanage work Eev. E. Murphy Williams, of Greens-
boro, and to authorize his election.

The unfinished business report of thic committee on the
Minutes of the General Assembly was taken up and adopted :

The Synod's Committee on the Minutes of the General Assembly
reports as follows:

In response to the recommendation of the General Assembly's
Stewardship Committee, that the fall meetings of Synod and Pres-
byteries be so arranged that Synod meets before the fall meeting of
Presbyteries, we recommend that this change be not made.

Second, In view of the fact that the $5000.00 appropriated by the
General Assembly of 1921 to the Federal Council is not a part of the
necessary contingent expense of the General Assembly.

THEEEFOEE, the Synod of North Carolina, in session at Tar-
boro, N. C, October 20th, 1921, does respectfully overture the Gen-
eral Assembly to meet in Charleston, West Virginia, in May, 1922,
not to add this $5000.00 to the Presbyterial tax in the future.

EespectfuUy submitted,

W. C. BEOWN, Chairman.

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The Nominating Committee made the following report
which wa adopted :

The Nomination Committee respectfully nominates:

Directors of Union Seminary — Mr. John S. Hill to fill out the
Miexpired term of Mr. Geo. W. Watts, deceased.

Rev. Dr. Bridgers and Hon. A. M. Scales to succeed themselves,
going out in 1926.

Begents of the Orphans' Home — That the following become the
class to go oat in 1925: Rev. J. H. Henderlite, Rev. R. M. Williams,
Mrs. J. H. Suttenfield, Mrs. E. J. Johnson of Winston-Salem. That
the temporary selections in the class to go out in 1923 made by the
Board itself, become the nominees of the Synod, Mr. C. A. Clark of
Clarkton; Mrs. A. M. Fairley of Laurinburg.

Trustees of the Mountain Retreat Association — In place of Mr.
Geo. W. Watts, deceased, Mr. P. S. Gilchrist.

Trustees of North Carolina Religious Workers Home, Montreat —
That the class which goes out in 1924 shall be composed of the fol-
lowing: Rev. Wm. Black, Rev. C. E. Hodgin, Rev. \Y. A. Murray, Mr.
C. D. Bradshaw, Prof. J. M. Douglas.

That in place of Mr. O. L. Clark, Mr. Walter P. Sprunt be named;
that in place of Mr. Charles Norfleet, Mr. E. P. Wharton of Greens-
boro, be named; that in place of Mr. C. E. Neisler, Mr. Joseph John-
ston be named.

That Rev. D. I. Craig be nominated for another term of three
years as Stated Clerk of Synod.

That Rev. E. C. Murray be nominated for three years as Synod's
Permanent Clerk, and Rev. E. L. Slier for three years as Recording
Clerk.

Executive Committee on Education — Rev. C. M. Richards, Rev.
Wl. E. Hill, Elder Thorn. R. Faust, Greensboro.

We recommend the following as chairmen of these Permanent
Committees:

Foreign Missions — Rev. A. S. Johnston.

Assembly's Home Missions — Rev. J. E. Purcell.

Christian Education and Ministerial Relief — Rev. R. A. White.

Sabbath and Family Religion — Rev. J. :M. Millard.

Bible Cause — Rev. J. A. McMurrav.

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Synodical Schools and Colleges — Eev. W. M. Hunter.

Stewardship — Rev. J. H. Henderlite.

Woman's Work — Eev. W. E. Hill.

Orphans' Home— .Eev. G. F. Bell.

We recommend that as the Permanent Committee on Religious
Work Among Students of the State Educational Institutions, as ap-
pointed under our old plan of assisting, especially at Chapel Hill, the
committee be now discontinued. But that a man be appointed year
by 3'ear to visit the State institutions in the behalf of Christian ser-
vice, to show our interest in the church life and Christian life of
the students. And that Rev. W. S. Wilson be the appointee of this
Synod for this year .

Sabbath School and Young People's Work— J. G. Garth, Chair-
man; H. M. Parker, C. E. Bailey, W. H. Goodman, L. T. Wilds, Jr., H.
N. McDairmid.

J. N". H. SinsiMEEELL, Chairman.

The Moderator was appointed to bear the fraternal greet-
ings of this Synod to the Synod of Catawba.

^ynod took recess until 8 :00 0 'clock this evening.

THIRD DAY— Evening Session

Thursday, October 20, 1921.

Synod met at 8:00 p. m., and resumed business.
The Permanent Committee on the Bible Cause made the
following report wliich was adopted :

REPORT OF PERMANENT COMMITTEE ON BIBLE CAUSE

Your Committee on Bible Cause would call your attention to the
very great importance of the American Bible Society as the source
of supply of the printed Bible, the book above all others fundamen-
tal to the life and growth of the Church. Through its eleven for-
eign agencies, on five continents and the Islands of the seven seas
foreign agencies on five continents and the Islands of seven seas,
it is distributing to mankind the printed Scriptures in over one hun-
dred and fifty languages and dialects. In the 104 years of the So-

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ciety's existence the total issue has been 137,903,939 volumes. When
we remember that in our foreign missionary work in Brazil, China,
Japan, Cuba, Korea, and Mexico, we are almost entirely dependent
upon this society for our Bible supply, and that otherwise vernacular
Bibles could be obtained only at enormous expense by translation
and printing by us, we realize how important this cause is to our
work in foreign countries.

There has been a continued and increasing demand for the Bible
throughout the whole world arising from a distribution of Bibles and
Testaments by the American Bible Society to our soldiers during the
engagement of the World War.

Again in the territory of our own church at home, the Bible is
being circulated in some forty different languages and dialects to
immigrants who are becoming an increasingly large proportion of our
population even in North Carolina. Perhaps our ministers and work-
ers might find a gift of the Bible in his native tongue to these stran-
gers within our gates to be very effective means of reaching them.
Five of the nine home agencies of the Society lie in the bounds of
our church and the value of their work can scarcely be overestimated.
Today the Bible is needed in our North Carolina homes as greatly
as ever, or even more, because of the increasing trend to allow pleas-
ure seeking to crowd out sacred and holy things. All too often a
cynical if not hostile attitude toward things sacred is reflected in
the motion pictures, magazines, and current fiction. The Bible in
the home is the readiest and most powerful antidote for this poison.
More and more with the crowded curriculum of the average public
school, Bible reading is being crowded out even in chapel exercises.
In many States it is now barred by law. It is of interest to note
that a case is now pending before the Supreme Court from the State
of Washington to determine whether the Bible shall be barred from
the public schools of that State as at present is the case. Thus every
encouragement should be given and every effort made to place the
Bible in every North Carolina home. Through our connection with
the American Bible Society, we are contributing our efforts to this
end in supporting the Bible Cause.

During these years, the Bible Cause Committee of King's Moun-
tain Presbytery has distributed more than 4000 Bibles and portions
within the bounds of the Presbytery through the establishment of
a depository for the American Bible Society in the congregational
field of the First Presbyterian Church of Gastonia. This has been
the means of increasing the value of personal work through the
ready entrance obtained into the homes of all classes.

Synod of North Carolina 595

It is encouraging to note that seemingly there is an increasing
yearning for the Bible itself and Bible study among the whole mass
of our people. We find this quickened interest reflected in the sec-
ular as well as the religious press. Surely our ministry is the natur-
al and most effective medium of increasing this awakened interest.

Of the $23,145 which Assembly contributed last year to this
cause, $3519 was from the Synod of North Carolina. When we think
of the benefits we have received from the work of the American Bi-
ble Society, not only in missions abroad but on the Home mission
field of our own State, it would seem that we are still very much their
debtor.

We recommend:

1. That our ministers faithfully present this cause to the peo-
ple and suggest Universal Bible Sunday, November 27, as an ap-
propriate day for special sermon on this line.

2. That each church be urged to give this cause its full ap-
portionment on the budget.

3. That all churches engaged in local congregational mission
work are urged to do more work in distributing the Scriptures. Ee-
lations can be established by writing to the Southern Agency of
the American Bible Society, Eichmond, Virginia; Eev. M. B. Porter,
Secretary.

Submitted by,
GAEL B. CEAIG, Chairman of the Bible Cause.

The special order for the evening was a popular meeting
in the interest of Foreign Missions. Rev. J. M. Grier, D. D.,
Chairman of the Permanent Committee on Foreign Missions,
presented the- annual report, which was received, and, pend-
ing its adoption. Synod heard interesting addresses on our
work in China, by Dr. D. W. Richardson, of the Synod of
South Carolina, and Rev. Lacy L. Little.

The report was adopted as a whole and is as follows :

REPOET OF COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN MISSIONS

In presenting report on progress made by our church in obeying
her Master's great command, "Go ye into all the world and preach
the gospel," we are thankful to note increase in additions to our
church abroad on confession of faith, 4690 being thus added.

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We note also increased interest in this great cause as evidenced
by $75,971.00 increase in gifts over those of preceding year. Total
contributions by whole church being $1,153,629.00, for year ending
March 31st, 1921.

To offset these encouraging features is the advance in cost of
administering the work which increased more rapidly than the gifts
to cause — making a deficit for the year, of $79,186.00, which added
to accumulated deficit of preceding years, makes a total of $242,-
626.00.

We do well to recount the part our own Synod performed during
past year. Increase in gifts in our bounds was $57,912.00 over pre-
ceding year — ^making an increase of $342,000.00. . Had this ratio of
increase been maintained over whole church, our indebtedness would
have been wiped out and $125,933.00 would have been left in the
treasury. Every Presbytery in the Synod shared in this increase,
and we deem it of sufficient importance as to justify detailed state-
ment for two preceding years:

Albemarle gave in 1921, $12230 in 1920,

27380 in 1920,
35348 in 1920,
10331 in 1920,
35664 in 1920.
69376 in 1920,
34132 in 1920,

Concord gave in 1921,

Fayetteville gave in 1921,

King's Mtn. gave in 1921,

Mecklenburg gave in 1921,

Orange gave in 1921,

Wilmington gave in 1921,

$10583 increase $1657

21191 increase 6189

30478 increase 4870

9125 increase 1206

27013 increase 8051

38247 increase 31129

29312 increase 4820

Synod

gave in 1921, $223861 in 1920, $165949 increase$57922

We can but be moved by the church 's slowness of heart to an-
swer her Lord 's command, yet if we glance backward and make com-
parison by ten year periods there is still greater cause for gratitude
to God for working in the hearts of people in our Sj^nod to respond
by giving. In 1871, just fifty years ago, our Synod gave to this
cause $1928.00, in 1881 gifts rose to $5917.00, in 1891 to $20393.00.
Next ten years marked a slight decrease as the churches in the pres-
ent bounds of our Synod gave only $19430.00 in 1901. But in 1911
gifts rose to $71,165, while in 1921 (as noted above) gifts were $223,-
861.

Nor has our interest been confined to financial gifts, we have
made the more costly offering; forty-two of our sons and daughters
now being engaged in mission work abroad.

We note with gratitude that in early months of present year
trirty-four new missionaries were sent out to reinforce our sorely
tried and over-worked laborers abroad.

Synod of North Carolina 597

In view of the great scarcity of physicians in many of our mis-
sions abroad, we recommend that Synod directs her pastors and ses-
sions to call attention of our consecrated physicians to this impera-
tive need and encourage them to volunteer for this service.

J. M. GKIEE, Chairman.

The committee on the Minutes of Synod made the follow-
ing report which was adopted :

Your committee on the Minutes of Synod respectfully report:

1. That a certified copy of the Minutes of 1920 was placed in
our hands and was carefully examined.

2. That we find that the Minutes seem to be faithfully kept
and are correctly and neatly printed.

3. That the Minutes were submitted to the General Assembly
in St. Louis, Missouri, for review, and were examined and approved
by that body.

4. We recommend the approval of the Minutes by the Synod.

Eespectfully submitted,

EUGENE ALEXANDEE, Chairman.

The committee on the Sabbath and Family Religion made
the following report which was adopted :

REPORT ON SABBATH OBSERVANCE AND FAMILY RELIGION

Your committee begs to make the following report:

That as we have been commanded to "Eemember the Sabbath
Day to keep it holy" (Exodus 20:8) and as we see that command-
ment continually being shamefully broken, week after week, not only
by the people in general, but we are sorry to say by thousands who
claim Christ as Lord and Master, we have to report that the Ameri-
ican Christian Sabbath is in danger of becoming a thing of the past
unless the Church of the living God sounds the alarm and God's peo-
ple return to Him who is willing to forgive when they repent.

From all reports come the sad news that family altars are few
and that personal obligations to the church service are lightly con-
sidered. The study of the Word and the Catechisms in both homes
and churcljes i§ sadly neglected.

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The great need of our land today is men and women strong and
true made so by the Word being hid in their hearts and practiced in
their lives.

In the church service we seldom find God's people with the
Word in their hands, and sometimes very little of it being read in
their homes.

•On the other hand we are glad to report that we believe there is
an improvement along the lines of Bible study and Sabbath observ-
ance among the people of our church as the result of an awakening
to the need of God 's Word and reverence for His day and house.

Your committee begs to offer the following recommendations:

1. That the parents of our beloved church be called upon to rear
in their homes the family altar, to read and pray with their children,
to go with and be with them in the Bible schools, to have them with
them in the church services and to teach them to give of their sub-
stance to the Lord's work.

2. That the churches and Bible schools be called upon as never
before to warn against Sabbath desecration and to remind the people
of the evils that comes therefrom.

3. That our Bible schools be urged to teach the Word and the
Catechisms w^ith an earnestness that we believe God's command re-
quires.

4. That in view of the fact that the coming General Assembly
is to be an "Evangelistic Assembly" we would urge that an effort be
made by the sessions to establish in their churches and Bible schools
a "Laymen's Evangelistic Circle."

5. That we ask the Synod to now render unto God a special
prayer of praise and thanksgiving for what has been accomplished
and to most earnestly entreat our Heavenly Father, for Christ's sake
to give us through His holy Spirit a conception of the great need and
his willingness and readiness to use and bless us in our efforts to re-
store the Christian Sabbath and Family Religion in the hearts of
men as we believe God has ordained.

Respectfully submitted,

GEORGE W. LEE, Chairman.

Synod was then led in prayer, by Kev. C. B. Craig, for
God's blessing on these two fundamental Christian institu-
tions.

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The following resolution of thanks was adopted by a ris-
ing- vote :

The members of the Synod of North Carolina in 108th Session,
wish to express to the Howard Memorial Church, to the members of
other churches, all other citizens of Tarboro, and the William and
Mary Hart and Pinetops churches their grateful appreciation and
thanks for the splendid way in which they have been entertained and
for all of the special courtesies that have been shown them.

TV^e wish especially to thank the pastor of the church and Mr.
George Howard for their constant service to us while here.

We wish to thank all of the committees of the cturch for their
efforts both before and during the meeting of Synod, to make our
stay here comfortable and pleasant, and to say that they have suc-
ceeded in an eminent degree.

We wish to thank the ladies of the Howard Memorial church
for the elegant way in which they served us at luncheon on Wednes-
day; and the people of the William and Mary Hart Chapel for the
suptuous barbecue dinner served us on Thursday.

We wish to express our gratitude to the choir of the church and
to Mrs. Wandeen Webber of Peace Institute for the special music
rendered.

We express with appreciation our thanks to the stenographers
who have served the Synod; to Miss Nannie Graham, who has con-
ducted the Information Bureau; to the Carolina Telephone and Tel-
egram Company for the installing and use of a telephone; to the-
city paper ' ' The Southerner ' ' for the full and complete way in which
it has carried the accounts of the meetings; to the Kaleigh papers
and the Greensboro Daily News for services 'rendered and to the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company for the manner in which it
has served us.

As all of these have contributed to our comfort and pleasure and
blessing, so we in turn pray that our stay here may prove a blessing
to them.

Adopted by rising vote.

Z. V. ROBERSON.

Synod adjourned with prayer by Rev. T. H. Spence to
meet tomorrow morning at 9 :00 o 'clock.

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FOURTH DAY— Morning Session

Tarboro, N. C, Friday, Oct. 21, 1921.

The Synod met at 9:00 o'clock and Devotional Exercises
were conducted by Eev. W. A. Murray.

The Minutes of yesterday's sessions were read and ap-
proved.

The Historical Committee reported that it had nothing
of importance to report. Adopted.

It was ordered that the Superintendent of Home Mis-
sions, Rev. A. W. Crawford, be made a special committee to
assist the Stated Clerks of the Presbyteries, in securing a cor-
rect list of the Elders and Deacons of the Synod and their ad-
dresses.

It was ordered that the usual number, (1000) of minutes,
including the list of Elders and Deacons, be published, and,
in addition, 200 extra copies of this list of Elders and Dea-
cons be published separately, to make the whole number 1200
copies.

A supplement to the report on Nominations was adopted,
nameh" :

That the Committee to confer on the colored school proposed hj
Eev. D. 11. Scaulou be composed of the following seven members:

Eev. D. H. Scanlon, Durham; Eev. C. E. Hodgin, Greensboro;
Elder E. P. Wharton, Greensboro; Deacon E. M. Carmichael, Elder
W. H. Sprunt, Wilmington; Elder Jno. E. Pharr, Charlotte; Elder Dr.
D. H. Hill, Ealeigh.

The committee to investigate and coordinate all the com-
mittees of Synod was continued — ( See Minutes of Synod, page
448) and is as follows:

J. E. Bridges, Mecklenburg; D. H. Scanlon, Orange; S. E. Mc-
Queen, Fayetteville; J. E. Purcell, Wilmington; H. B. Searight, Al-
fa'marie; W. S. Wilson, King's Mountain; C. M. Eichards, Concord.

Synod op Noeth Carolina 601

Dr. Bridges was requested to have the Moderator's ser-
mon published iu the Presbyterian Standard.

The following Resolutions in regard to the Presbyterian
Standard was adopted:

The Syuod of North Carolina iu Session at Tarboro, North Car-
olina, wishes to record its hearty and grateful appreciation of the
splendid work and increasing influence of the Presbyterian Standard.

We endorse with high admiration the editorial management of
the paper. We warmly commend the Standard to our people as the
official organ of the Synod and earnestly urge our ministers and ses-
sions to endeavor to place it iu every Presbyterian home in the Synod.

The following report on the Narratives or Addresses to
the Churches was adopted :

The committee on Narrative respectfully reports as follows:

1. Reports from the Presbyteries indicate that most of the
churches are supplied with preaching, but many of them have ser-
vices on only two Sundays a month, and some of them on only one
Sunday.

2. Probably sixty-five per cent of the church members attend
the Sabbath services with reasonable regularity, and not more than
twenty or twenty-five per cent attend the weekly prayer meeting.

3. The number of additions on profession of faith is encourag-
ing and calls for profound gratitude. The reported additions by let-
ter encouiages the belief that those who move their homes usually
transfer their membership.

•i. A large proportion of the additions on profession are from
the Sunday school.

5. Most of the churches have held at least one series of evan-
gelistic services, resulting in some instances in accessions to the mem-
bership and in stimulating the spiritual life of older members.

6. It is painfully evident that comparatively few families hold
family worship, and fewer still belong to the Family Altar League.

7. Most of the churches hold at least two communion services
a year, a few of them only one. These services do not appear to be
attended by more than seventy per cent of the membership.

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8. A fairly good observance of the Sabbath is generally report-
ed, but it is probably due to lowering of the standard rather than
to a due regard for the sanctity of the day.

9. We fear that in many of our churches there is less faithful-
ness than formerly on the part of parents in presenting their chil-
dren for baptism.

10. Many parents, we fear, are remiss in the duty of teaching
their children the catechisms — -too generally relegating this impor-
tant work to the Sunday school teachers.

11. The catechisms are taught in many of the Sunday schools,
but their use is not so general as it should be.

12. Pupils memorize the Scriptures to a small extent. There
appears to be no general effort to have them memorize hymns.

13. Pastors are faithful almost without exception in teaching
the duty of Stewardship.

14. We believe the number of tithers is increasing, but not
mth encouraging rapidity.

15. Only a small proportion of the churches paid in full the ap-
portionments for benevolences.

16. Pastors' salaries have generally been fully paid.

17. The formal reports indicate that worldly conformity is not
generally prevalent, but we fear that these reports are due to a low
standard rather than to a high state of spirituality.

18. Few of the churches report evangelistic services outside of
their bounds, due doubtless to the fact that there is no territory con-
tiguous that is not within the bounds of neighboring churches.

19. We do not believe that earnest and systematic efforts by pas-
tors and sessions to secure recruits for the ministry are as general as
they should be, and Synod urges upon the churches a more faithful
consideration of this all-important subject.

Eespectfully submitted,

W. E. COPPEDGE, Chairman.

The eonunittee on Leave of Absence reported as follows,
which was adopted:

Synod of North Carolina 603

report of the standing committee on leave

OF ABSENCE

We recommend that the following ministers be excused for ab-
sence from Synod this year:

Eev. Messrs. Geo. H. Atkinson, W. L. Wilson, W. A. Nicholson,
R. E. Henderlite, W. S. Milne, T. W. Simpson, A. W. Shaw, C. C.
Anderson, J. S. Crowley, R. W. Culbertson, Dugald Monroe, J. H.
Smith, F. A. Drennan, W. S. Hamiter, J. A. Scott, J. S. Foster, A.
T. Lassiter, G. C. Huntington, J. K. Hall, E. L. Berry, C. P. Coble.

That the following be excused after Wednesday night:

Ministers— J. W. Purcell, E. Frank Lee, G. B. Hanrahan, H. S.
Bradshaw, Neil Mclnnis, Geo. B. Thompson, R. A. McLeod. Ruling
Elder&— W. R. Joyner, C. W. Joyner, G. R. Ward, I. L. Faison, O. L.
Rhyne, E. H. Claytor, J. H. Carr.

That the following be excused after Thursday afternoon:

Ministers-^W. M. Baker, C. G. Vardell, W. J. Roach, A. S. An-
derson, H. E. Gurney, A. M. Earle, G. F. Bell, W. P. M. Currie, C. E.
Hodgin, J. J. Murray, W. W. Morton, S. R. Oglesby, W. B. Neill, A.
S. Johnson, J. E. ^^|ool, J. M. Millard, N. R. Claytor, Peter Mclntyre,
D. F. Caldwell, J. E. Phipps, A. J. Howell, L. A. McLaurin, Leonard
Gill, (T. G. Greenlee) W. H. Goodman, R. A. White, F. A. Barnes.
Ruling Elders— E. H. Williamson, A. R. McEachern, W. S. Barney,
D. McArthur, R. P. Richardson, J. A. Matheson, Z. V. Turlington, J.
M. Baird, J. T. Simpson, H. E. Boney, H. W. Harkey, C. T. McKeith-
ern, Jno. Slaughter, J. H. Kennedy, J. M. Douglas.

That the following be excused after Thursday night:

Ministers— J. F. Menius, P. L. Clark, E. L. Flannagan, H. N. Mc-
Dairmid, E. P. Bradley, J. H. Henderlite, G. R. Gillespie, C. Conner
Brown, G. W. Lee, I. N. Clegg, G. F. Kirkpatrick, R. O. Lucke, E.
M. Craig, M. C. Bowling, Jas. Lapsley, W. T. Woodley, H. H. Leach.
Ruling Elders — Ernest Graham, H. D. Brown, J. H. Lowrance, B. W.
Brown, H. H. Taylor, G. L. Mitchell, J. B. Johnson, P. W. Garland,
H. M. Pinkston, P. S. Gilchrist, A. Carriker, J. Lytle McBride, J. A.
Hodgin, M. McLeod, M. M. Bryan, Nat Morton.

The Statistical Report to the General Assembly as sub-
mitted by the Stated Clerk, is as follows :

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STATISTICAL REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

To the General Assembly in the United States:

The Synod of North Carolina respectfully reports to the General
Assembly in the United States that it consists of seven Presbyteries,
and that these consist 273 ministers and 504 churches, and that these
have under their care, 3 licentiates, 93 candidates and enrolled 62,-
831 communicants, reported as 54,714 resident and 8,117 non-resident
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The Synod further reports that the next meeting of this Synod
will be held in the First Presbyterian Church, Lincolnton, N. C, on
Tuesday, October 24, 1922, at 8:00 o'clock, P. M.

D. I. CRAIG, Stated Clerk.

The motion was now made to adjourn. The minutes of
today's session were read and approved. The Roll was call-
ed and the members present answered to their names, but
those not responding, and whose names are not found in tlie
list of those excused were noted :

Absent without Leave — R. M. AVilliams, W. D. Moss, C.
D. Whiteley, G. L. Whiteley, Z. V. Roberson, M. E. Hansel,
W. H. McLean, C. P. Albright, J. S. Gibson, J. W. Summers,
T. W. Lingle, C. B. Heller, W. L. Lingle, H. M. Parker, W.

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M. Hunter, J. A. McMurray, C. R. Bailey, C. H. Russell,. J.
S. Crowley, G. W. Oldham, Dr. G. L. Clark, A. S. Grady, A.

A. McGeachy, T. G. Tate, Daniel Iverson, J. G. Garth, W.
H. Frazier, J. M. McClung, J. H. MeRae, W. H. Belk, J. B.
Spratt, C. A. Dixon, G. J. Ramsey, S. K. Fountain, J. H.
Raynor, J. B. Sparrow, T. F. Savage, J. T. Dendy, J. C. Grier.

The following are noted absent from this meeting of
Synod (1921) without excuse rendered — C. W. Robinson, P.
H. Gwywn, W. 0. Sample, L. S. Chafer, C. W. Irwin, W. P.
Robertson, T. M. McConnell, J. AV. Clegg, W. B. Goebel, E.
W. Thompson, R. S. Arrowood, J. S. Kennison, W. P. Mc-
Corkle, W. T. Thompson, R. S. Carson, W. C. Smith, T. F.
Haney, W. T. Pearman, C. M,. Richards, Byron Clark, L. L.
Moore, Ovid Pullen, W. E. West, S. L. Cathey, J. E. Robin-
son, J, A. Smith, John Pons, J. S. Wood, A. A. McLean, W.
C. Wauehope, K. L. Mclver, C. C. Myers, D. M. Armentrout,
R. W. Boyd, G. H. Ellmore, W. C. Jamison, H. M. Pressly,
J. S. Moore, G. T. Pace, J. D. A. Brown, H. M. Dixon, V. R.
Gaston, W. L. Wilson, A. T. Lassiter, C. E. Clarke, G. E.
Moorehouse, J. W. Goodman, D. L. Jones, D. M. McGeachy,
John McSwain, C. M. Gibbs, C. K. Taffee, R. G. Matheson,
R. H. Viser, L. C. Campbell, E. B. Carr, J. E. L. Winecoff,
J. M. Wells, G. M. Matthis, J. W. Young, J. 0. Mann, G. R.
Fann, W. C. Gumming, M. E. Sentelle, J. W. Grier, W. R.
McCalla, W. E. Furr, J. R. Mcllwain, C. Kingsley, C. G.
Lynch, L. W. Brown, C. H. Little, J. C. Hardin, B. B. Shan-
kel, R. L. Patrick, R. S. Latimer, R. S. Burwell, J. J. Doug-
las, C. H. Rowan, A. H. Temple, C. E. White, H. C. Carmi-
chael, R. H. M. Brown, A. E. Dallas, D. C. Young, W. C. Un-
derwood, C. W. Davis, L. H. Query, D. B. Green, R. C. Clontz,
Q. N. Hunnycutt, J. H. Jarvis, Louis Collins, E. S. Currie, L.

B. Lyerly, T. C. Croker, G. A. Sparrow, T. E. P. Woods, F.
B. Rankin, W. S. Wilson, J. Bartlett, F. J. Hay, R. C. Long,
A. S. Caldwell, J. J. Harrell, A. M. McLauchlin, J. M. Mc-
Lain.

The Synod did now adjourn with singing, prayer and the

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Apostilic benediction, to meet in the First Presbyterian
church, Lincolnton, N. C, on Tuesday, October 24, 1922, at
8:00 o'clock p. m.

W. E. HILL, Moderator

E. D. BROWN, Reading Clerk.
E. L. SILER, Recording Clerk.
E. C. MURRAY, Permanent Clerk.

Attest : D. I. CRAIG, Stated Clerk.

APPENDIX

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APPENDIX

A

THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND
TRUSTEES TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND SYNODS

REPORT OF THE UNION THEOLOGIAL SEMINARY

The Board of Trustees of Union Theological Seminary in Vir-
ginia respectfully submits to the General Assembly and the Synods
of Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia and Appalachia, the fol-
lowing report for the session of 1920-21:

I, TRUSTEES

Rev. H. G. Hill, D. D... Maxton. N. C.

Ex-Gov. J. Hoge Tyler East Eadford, Va.

Rev. R. F. Campbell, D. D., Asheville, N. C.

Judge George L. Christian, Richmond, Va.

Mr. H. Bradley Davidson Bethesda, Md.

Rev. F. T. McFaden, D. D Richmond, Va.

Rev. D. I. Craig, D. D. Reidsville,, N. C.

Hon. A. M. Scales Greensboro, N. C.

Mr. John S. Munce Richmond, Va.

Mr. James W. Pharr, Charlotte, N. C.

Rev. F. M. Woods, D. D., Martinsburg, West Va.

Hon. George E. Price Charleston, West Va.

Rev. F. H. Barron, D. D. Elkins, West Va.

Captain H. A. Chambers Chattanooga, Tenn.

Col. H. B. Moore Lewisburg, West Va.

Rev. E. Thompson, D. D Charleston, West Va.

Mr. E. W. King Bristol, Va.-Tenn.

Rev. T. K. Young, D. D Lexington, Va.

Rev. Russell Cecil, D. D. Richmond, Va.

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Mr. F. S. Eoyster, Norfolk, Va.

Eev. W. McC. White, D. D Raleigh, N. C.

Eev. J. R. Bridges, D. D. Charlotte, N. C.

Rev. m S. Wilson, D. D Lincolnton, N. C.

Mr. H. C. McQueen, Wilmington, N. C.

Hon. A. W. McLean Lumberton, N. C.

Rev. W. W. Arrowood, Tazewell, Va.

II. FACULTY

Rev. Walter W. Moore, D. D., LL.D., President of the Seminary,
Lecturer on the Old Testament, Walter W. Moore Foundation, estab-
lished by George W. Wktts.

Rev. Charles C. Hersmau, D. D., LL.D., Professor Emeritus of
Biblical Literature and the Interpretation of the New Testament.

Rev. Thomas Cary Johnson, D. D., LL.D., Robert L. Dabney Pro-
fessor of Systematic Theology.

Eev. Theron H. Rice, D. D., LL.D., Stuart Robinson Professor
of the English Bible and Pastoral Theology.

Rev. Walter L. Lingle, D. D., LL.D., Professor of Church History
and Missions.

Rev. Eugene C. Caldwell, D. D., Henry Young Professor of Bibli-
cal Literature, and the. Interpretation of the New Testament.

Rev. Edward Mack, D. D., McCormick Professor of Hebrew, and

the Interpretation of the Old Testament.

Rev. W. Taliaferro Thompson, D. D., Professor of Religious Ed-
ucation.

Prof. George M. Sleeth, Instructor in Public Speaking.
Dr. Caldwell, Clerk of the Faculty.
Dr. Johnson, Librarian.

Under this head the Board reports with special gratification that
Dr. W. Taliaferro Thompson has accepted the professorship to which
it elected him last Spring, that he entered upon the duties of the
position in October, has taught his subjects with signal success
throughout the session, and has now been formally inaugurated Pro-
fessor of Religious Education.

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III. MISSION WORK

Tlip voluntary Missipn Study classes have been maintained and
the students have carried on active City Mission work at eight fixed
points, besides their street preaching. Twenty-three of them are
volunteers for the foreign field.

IV. SPECIAL ADDRESSES

They have had the benefit of special addresses by four of our
Church Secretaries: Rev. S. H. Chester, D. D., Rev. J. O. Rcavis, D.
D., Rev. Homer McMillan, D. D., and Mr. R. E. Magill; by nine of
our foreign missionaries: Rev. S. R. Gammon, D. D. and Rev. G. E.
Henderlite, D. D., of Brazil; Rev. P. F. Price, D. D. and Rev. T. L.
Harnsburger, of China; Rev. Eugene Bell, D. D. and Mr. M. L. Swine-
heart, of Korea; Rev. John W. Moore, of Japan; Rev. C. L. Crane, of
Africa, and Rev. H. L. Ross, of Mexico; and by various representa-
tives of Christian work in our land, such as Dr. W. S. Currell, Presi-
dent of the University of South Carolina; Rev. S. Nye Hutchison, D.
D., of Norfolk; Rev. R. A. Lapsley, of Tarboro, N. C; Rev. McCoy
Franklin, of Appalachia; Rev. P. L. Berman, of the Baltimore Jewish
Mission; Mr. C. R. Caldwell, of the Staunton Laymen's Convention;
and Rev. O. W. Buschgen, Field Director of the Million Dollar Cam-
paign for Christian Education in Virginia.

V. SPRUNT LECTURES

In connection with the Midwinter Ministers' Course, the ninth
series of the James Sprunt Lectures was given in January by Rev.
Prof. John Graham Macheu. They were strong and scholarly dis-
cussions of vital question connected with the New Testament. They
are expected to appear shortly in book form.

The tenth series of lectures on this Foundation will be delivered
next October by Honorable William J. Bryan who has done so much
by similar addresses to stem the current of infidelity in many of
our American universities.

VI. STUDENTS

1. Number of students enrolled for the scholastic year, 100, as
follows:

a. Undergraduates — (1) Seniors, 20; (2) Middlers, 33; (3) Jun-
iors, 24; (4) Specials, 5.

b. Graduate students, 18.

2. Of the 100 students enrolled, 75 are college graduates, 19
have taken college courses in part, and 6 have had no college course.

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3. Ten ministers have been pursuing the course leading to the
degree of Doctor of Divinity.

VII. DIPLOMAS AWARDED

Diplomas, with the degree of Bachelor of Divinity, were award-
ed to the following members of the Senior Class:

John Macmillan Alexander, A. B Jackson, Miss.

Douglas Clark Amick, B. A Keyser, W. Va.

James Anderson, Jr., B. A. San Autonia, Texas

Benjamin Lowry Bowman, A. B. Abingdon, Va

Arthur Dula Carswell, A. B Abingdon, Va., E. 1

Asa Eouth Crabtree, A. B. Dunbarton, Va.

William Cooper Gumming, A. B Wilmington, N. C.

James Luther Fowle, A. B Washington, N. C.

William Cresland Frierson, A. B Heardmont, Ga.

Edward Clark Murray, Jr., A. B St. Pauls, N. C.

James Godfrey Patton, Jr., B. S. Dublin, Ga.

Robert Ray, A. B. Antlore, Okla.

Orin Conway Williamson, A. B Charlotte, N. C.

Diplomas, without the degree of B. D., were awarded to the fol-
lowing members of the Senior Class who have taken the full course
in English:

Walter Louis Baker Paw Creek, N. C.

Ge"orge Long Cooper Graham, N. C.

Clarence Shirley Donnelly Charleston, W. Va

Aaron W. Honey, A. M Charleston, W. Va.

William Bonner Knox Statesville, N. C.

John Rodman Williams Sanford, N. C.

A post-graduate diploma was awarded to Ernest Trice Thompson,
A. B., M. A., B. D., of Charleston, W. Va., t%e Moses D. Hoge Fellow
for the past session.

A diploma, with the degree of Doctor of Divinity, was awarded
to Rev. J. C. Siler, A. B'., B. D., of Shenandoah Junction, W. Va.

VIII. DEATH OF MR. GEORGE W. WATTS

The Board records with deep sorrow, the great loss the Seminary
has suffered in the death of Mr. George W. Watts, for twenty-seven
years a member of the Board and for sixteen years its I'resident,
who was called to his reward on March 7th, 1921. Services in mem-
ory of this beloved friend and preeminent benefactor of the institu-

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tion were held in the Watts Chapel on March 9th, and a sketch of
his life and work was published in the Union Seminary Review for
April. The Board has endeavored to express its appreciation of his
unparalleled services to the Seminary in a special paper adopted at
its annual meeting on May the 10th.

IX. BUILDING OPERATIONS

Schauffler Hall, a modern Sunday School building for normal
work, is now approaching completion and will henceforth be occupied
and used by the Department of Religious Education. It is a hand-
some and commodious structure, thoroughly adapted in every detail
to its designated use of stimulating and directing all manner of effec-
tive religious work for young people.

X. GIFTS AND BEQUESTS

The Seminary has received a large number of generous gifts dur-
ing the year, contributions for current uses amounting to $15,170.00,
and gifts and bequests to permanent funds amounting to $26,194.00,
total $41,364.00. To all the kind friends who in this difficult time
have given so liberally for the relief and help of the institution, the
Soard, in the name of the church, expresses its most hearty thanks.

XI. FINANCES

1. Total of Endowments:

Scholarship endowments $ 183,795

Lectureship, Fellowship, Special Funds 106,991

General endowment 621,060

$911,826

2. Value of Buildings and Grounds (cost) $ 437,357

3. Net additions to endowment and equip-
ment during year 26,195

4. Total annual income from all sources,

including scholarships 62,060

5. Total annual expend, incl'd .scholarships 62,163

XII. LIBRARY

1. Whole Number of Volumes in the Library:

(1) Bound volumes 31,659

(2) Pamphlets, unbound 4,423

2. Number added during the year 632

Respectfully submitted,

WILLIAM R. MILLER, Secretary.

Synod of North Carolina 613

REPORT OF BOARD OF REGENTS OF BARIUM SPRINGS

At its last meeting Synod made a new departure in its Orphans'
work by electing a Board of Eegents composed of eight men and
eight women. Of that number three declined to serve, and in ac-
cordance with the Charter the Board elected in their place to serve
until this meeting of Synod, Mr. C. A. Clark, of Clarkton, Mrs. A.
M. Fairley, of Laurinburg, and Mrs. Edward J. Johnson, of Winston-
Salem. The Board has held four meetings during the year, three of
them at the Orphanage. These meetings have been well attended.
From the regular annual meeting last week, only one member was ab-
sent. We have made a careful examination of the buildings, grounds,
equipment, farm and dairy, and have gone as thoroughly as possible
into all questions of management, policy, finance and future progress.

In addition to this the Executive Committee spent two whole days
at Barium, and held one meeting in Charlotte. Different members of
the Board have from time to time visited the institution in order
that they might keep in closest touch with the work.

CHILDEEN

We are now caring for 234 children, 120 boys, and 114 girls.
Their health during the year has been good. There have been no
serious epidemics and no deaths. These children appear to be happy
and contented, and are comfortably clothed and given an abundance-
of wholesome food. The superintendent and teachers eat with the
-.'hildren in the dining-room. Upon the advice of the home physi-
cian thirty children have had tonsils and adenoids removed and quite
a number have been fitted with glasses. We believe that the morale
of the institution has shown real improvement during the year. There
have been only four runaways, as against thirty-eight last year.
Children have shown unwillingness to leave the Home to go into the
private homes of people who wish to adopt them. And a most grati-
fying desire to fix up and keep the cottages attractive is being shown
by the children themselves.

IMPROVEMENTS

During the year a number of improvements have been made.
Most of these improvements were authorized by the old Board and
we have merely carried out their plans. The mechanical department
with the aid of the boys and two carpenters have repaired the Alex-
ander Building, the old Industrial Building, which had been destroy-
ed by fire. It has been converted into a boy's dormitory and will
furnish nepded quarters for the squad of dairy boys. These boys had

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been housed in Eound Knob Cottage, which was merel}' an old barn
fitted up temporarily as a make-shift. A modern potato house has
also been completed during the year for the housing of potatoes, a
big item in the food supply of the Home. The necessary repairs have
been made on different buildings and some necessary equipment pur-
chased to the amount of $2,659.50. Through the generosity of Messrs
James and W. H. Sprunt of Wilmington, the Sprunt Infirmary has
been supplied with additional equipment in the way of tables, beds,
etc. The Board has also purchased and placed at the cottages, play-
ground equipment, consisting of slides, giant strides and swings.
These things have added much to the pleasure of the children, and
have been the source of much innocent and wholesome enjoyment.

BUILDINGS

A careful examination of the present buildings show that all
are in need of repairs. There should be, as soon as possible, a com-
plete overhauling of all the cottages. We hope that Synod will pro-
vide funds with which this can be done. It will be a matter of good
business to do this. It will also exert a wholesome influence upon
the children themselves, as shabby buildings cannot V)ut tend to de-
velop in them careless and slip-shod traits of character.

The Board has authorized the construction of two new buildings.
The contracts have been let and the work begun. The first is a cot-
tage for girls to be known as the Woman's Building. This building
is located just across the road from Howard Cottage. It will be a
two-story, brick structure 152 by 48 feet. It will accomodate sixty-
four girls. It is of the latest type of construction, each floor being
a separate unit with separate entrances and smoke-proof stairways.
It will indeed be a double cottage, with a matron and entirely sep-
arate group of girls on each floor. The large basement will be well
lighted and fitted up for play-rooms for indoor games and systematic
exercises. This building will cost about $65,000, complete and fur-
nished. Of this amount the women of the State have already in
hand $45,000 and are enthusiastically proceeding with the task of
raising the balance. They have through their leaders pledged them-
selves to the completion and furnishing of this building.

The second building is a new dining-room and kitchen. This
building will be the old Eumple Hall greatly enlarged and improved.
Two new wings will be added. The old kitchen which was entirely
inadequate will be torn away and a modern, up-to-datb kitchen built
in its place. Wh^n finished this building will provide a dining-
room for 500 children and the necessary workers, a kitchen of suffi-
cient size to prepare food for this nunjber, dormitory space for 62

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girls, the number required to do the work in the dining-room and
kitchen. This building will cost when completed and furnished $60,-
000. In going ahead with these projects the Board feels that it has
but carried out the instructions of the Synod last year, and the ac-
tions of previous years.

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

The Board of Regents feel that more emphasis should be laid
on this part of the work of the Home. The destruction by fire of
the Industrial Building and the printing plant has broken up the
training of the boys along this line. A business course should be
added to the school curriculum. The Board has this matter under
consideration and has a special committee appointed to study the
whole subject of industrial training and bring in recommendations
at its next meeting.

SUPERINTENDENT OF ORPHANS' WORK

Rev. W. T. Walker, the Superintendent or Orphans' work for the
State, tendered his resignation as such the first of the year. The
Board believes that there is a great field here for development, out-
side and beyond the work of the Home itself. The work of the Su-
perintendent of Orphans' has already been fourfold: "First, an effort
to establish an Orphans' Home for paying inmates; second, making
some provision for children having no recognized parents; third, aid-
ing Christian mothers who have lost their husbands and lack means
in rearing their own children, and fourth, finding suitable orphans to
be adopted by parents having means, but no children. ' ' The Board
has been in search of a man for this work, but has so far been un-
able to find him.

BEQUESTS

During the year the Board has received from the will of Mrs.
Mary D. Scott, $2,270.49, by bequest through the will of R. R. King,
$100.00, and by bequest through the wt.11 of J. C. Burroughs a balance
of $18,542.96; making a total of $20,913.45, which has been received
during the year. In addition to these amounts already received, the
institution will receive a bequest of $25,000, through the will of the
late George Watts, of Durham. We would lay upon the hearts of
our people very earnestly this mode of helping our Orphans ' work.
We hope that it will mor.^ and more become the custom of the Pres
byterians throughout the State to remember the Orphanage in their
wills.

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FINANCE

The Treasurer 's report, which is appended to this, shows that our
receipts for the year have been $59,868.59. This is a loss of $i, 235.42
in the contributions of the churches. We sincerely hope that this
does not mean a falling off of interest in the orphange work. The
enlarged building program will add this coming year a hundred new
children and increase correspondingly our expenses.

The total expenditures for the year were $66,210.03. Of that
amount $5,410.97 was expended for items that have been ordered by
the previous Board, including a truck, an automobile, a piano and
certain building repairs, leaving the total expenditures for the year
under the new management $60,799.06, an increase of $1,969.60. We
begin the new year with a balance of $5,032.24. The Treasurer's
books have been audited by Todd & McCullough, certified accountants,
of Charlotte, N. C, and their report is attached.

We also make the following recommendations:

1. That the S^'nod set as its goal for its Orphans' Home the
care of at least 500 children and pledge itself to provide as soon as
possible the necessary cottages and buildings to properly take care
of this number.

2. That the Synod approve the action of the Board in ordering
the construction of the Woman's Building for girls.

3. That the Synod approve the action of the Board in the re-
modeling of Kumple Hall.

4. That the Synod approve the Thanksgiving Campaign for
$125,000, $25,000 to be used for support fund and $100,000 for build-
ing fund, the latter amount to be distributed as follows: $65,000 for
the work of Eumple Hall; $10,000 for the laundry building, and $25,-
000 for repairs.

5. That the Synod once more urge the Sunday schools to give
at least one Sunday a month to an offering for the support fund, as
one of the best ways of providing for the work.

6. That the Synod apportion the sum of $75,000, and that it
be divided among the Presbyteries as follows:

Albemarle $ 7600

Concord 12600

Favetteville 15000

Synod op North Carolina 617

King's Mountain 5800

Mecklenburg 12300

Orange _, _ 15000

Wilmington 6700.

TREASUREE'S REPORT FOR YEAR, 1921
Support Fund:

Balance on hand $ 11,373.68

Receipts for year 59,868.59

$ 71,242.27

Less Disbursements $ 66,210.03

Balance on hand $ 5,032.24

Building and Equipment Fund:

Balance on hand $ 18,923.27

Receipts for year 34,819.17

$ 53,742.44

Less Disbursements $ 9,628.75

Balance on hand $44,113.69

Bequest Fund:

Balance on hand $ 69,100.00

Receipts for year 20,913.45

$ 90,013.45

Less Disbursements $ 2,230.49

Balance on hand $87,692.96

Press Fund:

Overdraft $ 1,270.51

Disbursements for year 210.00

$ 1,480.51

Receipts for year $ 53.00

Overdraft $ 1,427.51

Bank Balance $ 7,387.15

Bank Balance Interest 33,790.01

Bonds in office . 6,391.26

Loan 150.00

Bequest Funds 87,692.96

$135,411.38
Net Balance All Funds $135,411.38

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B

Statistical Report of Presbyteries

I. ORANGE PRESBYTERY

To the Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery or Orange reports:

1. Fifty ministers, 88 churches, no licentiates, 14 candidates,
10,666 communicants, (9,407 residents, 1,259 non-residents) and $559.-
671 aggregate of all funds raised during the year ending March 31,
1921, being $215,553 more than was raised the year before.

2. One thousand, two hundred and thirty members were added
to the churches during the year,

(a) On examination, 562.

(b) On certificate, 668.

3. Eight ministers were received, viz.: W. T. Thompson, D. D.
from Mobile, October 27, 1920; J. S. Foster, D. D., from Piedmont,
February 21, 1921; E. W. Miles, frt)m Concord; M. E. Hansel, from
Abingdon; E. S. Carson, from Kearney, U. S. A., April 13, 1921; R.
E. Henderlite, from Albemarle, April 26, 1921; T. F. Haney, from
Concord, September 21, 1921, and W. T. Pearman from Mecklenburg,
September 22, 1921.

4. Three ministers were transferred, viz.: Geo. W. Oldham to
Wilmington, April 14, 1921; R. W. Miles to East Alabama, July 25,
1921; Donald Mclver to Abingdon, August 16, 1921.

5. Two churches were organized, viz.: The name "North Elm
Church" was changed to "The Church by the Side of the Eoad, "
April 12, 1921; "East Burlington" was organized August 22, 1921;
' ' Trinity Avenue ' ' was organized by Dr. Jones, Evangelist.

6. One church was dissolved, viz.: Dalane, September 22, 1921.

7. One licentiate received, viz.;^ Norman P. Farrier from Wil-
mington Presbytery, July 7, 1921.

8. No licentiates transferred.

9. Four candidates received, viz.: E. L. Berry by transfer from
A.bingdon, October 28, 1920; Wade C. Smith, April 13, 1921; J. H.
Jones and Mr. M. B. Wyatt, September 21, 1921,

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10. One candidate transferred, viz.: Geo. L. Cooper to Lexing-
ton, April 13, 1921.

11. One minister died, viz.: John E. Herndon killed in automo-
bile accident December 22, 1920; J. C. Brown deposed April 14, 1921.

12. Four ordinations, viz.: Wade C. Smith, April 22, 1921; K.
L. Berry, June 19, 1921; N. P. Farrior, August 16, 1921; E. C. Mur-
ray, Jr., September 21, 1921.

13. Fourteen installations, viz.: Z. V. Eoberson at Mt. Airy,
Septembei 19, 1920; J. S. Foster, D. D., at Winston First, April 17,
1921; Wade C. Smith at "Church by Side of the Eoad," April 22,
1921; M. E. Hansel at Bethlehem and Saxapahaw, May 19, 1921 and
at Hawfields and Bethany June 5, 1921; E. S. Carson at Edgemont,
May 11, 1921; J. S. Kennison at Blacknall Memorial, September 6,
1921; E. E. Henderlite at Little Eiver and South Lowell, June 12,
1921; W. P. MeCorkle at Piedmont, Shiloh, Elmira, October 23, 1921.

14. Eight dissolutions of pastoral relations, viz: C. D. Whiteley
and Blacknall Memorial, April 13, 1921, Geo. W. Oldham and Yan-
cey ville, Pleasant Grove and Bethesda, April 13, 1921; J. S. Ken-
nison and Spray, July, 1921; D. I. Craig, D. D. and Eeidsville, July
7, 1921, and D. M. Mclver and Burlington, August, 1921.

15. Three licensures, viz.: Wade C. Smith, E. C. Murray, Jr. and
E. L. Berry, April 13, 1921.

16. Thirty-nine ministers in charge of 68 churches, 34 pastors,
2 stated supplies, 4 evangelists, 3 teachers, 1 editor, 3 foreign mis-
sionaries, 3 infirm, 130 Sunday schools, 39 young people's societies,
46 woman's societies.

17. Twenty churches vacant.

18. Fifteen hundred dollars about average salary paid minis-
ters in charge of churches.

19. Twenty-seven manses and aggregate value, $138,000.

20. Minister and church in every county.

21. The next stated meeting of Presbytery at Graham on 11th
day of April, 1922.

By order of Presbytery.
Attest:

D. I. CEAIG,

Stated Clerk.
At Buffalo church, September 20, 1921. ,

620 MnsruTEs of the

II. CONCORD PRESBYTERY
To the Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery of Concord reports:

1. Forty-one ministers, 62 churches, no licentiates, 22 candi-
dates, 9,524 communicants, (8,200 resident, 1,324 non-resident) and
$222,483, aggregate of funds raised during the year ending March
31, 1921, being $6,913 more than was raised the year before.

2. Eight hundred and seventy-two members were added to the
churches during the year,

(a) On examination, 475.

(b) On certificate, 397.

3. Four ministers were received, viz.: Rev. F. A. Barnes, Jan.
6, 1921; Rev. G. H. Ellmore, June 7, 1921; Rev. W. L. Baker, June
19, 1921; Rev. H. M. Pressly, September 21, 1921.

4. Five ministers were transferred, viz.: Rev. W. T. Walker,
January 6, 1921, Lexington; Rev. Neill Mclnnis, February, 1921, Fay-
etteville; Rev. J. W. Moss, April 13, 1921, Salt River, U. S. A.; Rev.
T. F. Haney, June 7, 1921, Orange; Rev. S. A. Ewart, September 21,
Mecklenburg.

5. No churches organized.

6. Churches transferred or dissolved, none.

7. No licentiates received.

8. No licentiates transferred.

9. Three candidates received, viz.: W. L. Baker, June 7, 1921;
Glenn 0. Youut, September 21, 1921; T. Henry Patterson, September
21, 1921.

10. Two candidates transferred, viz.: W. B. Knox, April 13,
1921, T. H. Patterson, September 21, 1921.

11. One minister died, viz.: Rev. J. C. Kennedy, December 21,
1920.

12. One ordination, viz.: W. L. Baker, June 19, 1921.

13. Nine installations, viz.: Rev. F. A. Barnes, Gilwood, Feb-
ruary 13, 1921, Shearer, March 5, 1921; Rev. W. L. Baker, Cleveland,
June 19, 1921, Bethesda, June 19, 1921, Elmwood, June 19, 1921; Rev.
W. C. Jamison, Kanuapolis, June 19, 1921; Rev. G. H. Ellmore, Fifth

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Creek, June 26, 1921, Third Creek, July 3, 1921; Eev. E. O. Lucke,
Mooresville Second, October 9, 1921.

14. Three dissolutions of pastoral relations, viz.: Eev. Neill Mc-
Innis, February, 1921, T. F. Haney, June 7, 1921, E. O. Lucke, Aug-
ust 19, 1921.

15. One licensure, viz.: W. L. Baker, June 7, 1921.

16. Thirty-one ministers in charge of 54 churches, 28 pastors,
4 stated supplies, 4 evangelists, 3 teachers, no licentiates, 1 foreign
missionary, 3 infirm, 55 Sunday schools, 26 young people's societies,
34 woman's societies.

17. Eight churches vacant.

18. Eighteen hundred and fifty dollars average salary paid
ministers in charge of churches.

19. Twenty-eight manses, and aggregate value, $75,000.

20. No county without minister and church.

21. The next stated meeting of Presbytery at Statesville, N.
C, April 11, 1921.

By order of Presbytery.

Attest:

E. D. BEOWN,
Stated Clerk.
At Waldeusian church, September 21, 1921.

622 Minutes of the

III. FAYETTEVILLE PRESBYTERY
To the Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery of Fayetteville reports:

1. Forty-five ministers, 117 churches, 1 licentiate, 17 candidates^
communicants 13,117, (resident 11,433, non-resident, 1,684) and $273.-
865, aggregate of funds raised during the year ending March 31, 1921,
being $13,586 less than was raised the year before.

2. One thousand, one hundred and seventy members were added
to the churches during the year,

(a) On examination, 653.

(b) On certificate, 517.

3. Six ministers were received, viz.: E. G. Matheson, December
7, 1920, R. H. Viser, December 7, 1920, L. C. Campbell, December 7,
1920, Jonas Barclay, April 20, 1921, Neill Mclnnis, April 20, 1921,
E. B. Carr, June 7, 1921.

4. Four ministers were transferred, viz.: E. M. Phillips, Octo-
ber 27, 1920, A. S. Anderson, June 30, 1921, J. J. Hill, July 26, 1921,
W. S. Golden, September 21, 1921.

5. Three churches organized, viz: Eaven Eock, January 30, 1921;
Lakeview, February 26, 1921; Lakeside, July 3, 1921.

6. No churches transferred or dissolved.

7. No Licentiates received.

8. No licentiates transferred.

9. Four candidates received, viz.: William Murdock McLeod,
April 20, 1921; A. C. Eay, Jr., September 20, 1921; Thomas Alexan-
der Guiton, September 20, 1921; Dixon McDonald, September 22,
1921.

10. No candidates transferred.

11. Three ministers died, viz.: E. W. Souders, May 30, 1921; D.
L. Johnston, June 6, 1921, J. McI. Wicker, August 3, 1921.

12. No ordinations.

13. Eighteen installations, viz.: C. K. Taffe, Carthage, October
10, 1920; Union, October 24, 1920; Eureka, October 17, 1920; R. H.
Viser, assistant pastor Church in the Pines, January 9, 1921; R. A.

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McLeod, Galatia, March 6, 1921; E. G. Matheson, Culdee, January
23, 1921; Jackson Springs, January 23, 1921; West End, April 22,
1921; Neill Mclnnis, Smithfield, May 11, 1921; L. C. Campbell, Lake-
view, May 15, 1921; Jonas Barclay, Mount Vernon Springs, May 29,
1921; Pittsboro, June 8, 1921; M. A. C. McNeill,Vass, July 10, 1921;
E. B. Carr, Barbecue and Cameron Hill, July 24, 1921; Mount Pisgah
and Leaflet, July 20, 1921; Broadway, July 21, 1921.

14. Seven dissolutions of pastoral relations, viz.: M. D. McNeill,
White Hill, June 7, 1921; D. L. Jones, Philippi, June 7, 1921; A. S.
Anderson, Bluff, Godwin and McMillan, June 30, 1921; J. J. Hill,
Eed Springs, July 26, 1921; W. S. Golden, Sanford, October 21, 1921.

15. No licensures.

16. Thirty-six ministers in charge of 107 churches, 36 pastors,
36 stated supplies, 2 evangelists, 2 teachers, 1 licentiate, 2 foreign
missionaries, 3 infirm, 119 Sunday schools, 62 young people's socie-
ties, 78 woman's societies.

17. Seven churches vacant.

18. Two thousand dollars average salary paid ministers in
charge of churches.

19. Twenty-three manses and aggregate value, $65,000.

20. No county without church or minister.

21. The next stated meeting of Presbytery at Eed Springs, Tues-
day, April 18th, 1922.

By order of Presbytery.

Attest:

EUGENE L. SILEE,

Stated Clerk.
At Church in the Pines church, September 22, 1921.

624 Minutes of the

IV. WILMINGTON PRESBYTERY

To the Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery of Wilmington reports:

1. Twenty-seven ministers, 65 churches, 1 licentiate, 9 candi-
dates, 6,888 communicants, (5,857 resident, 1,031 non-resident) and
$393,003, aggregate of funds raised during the year ending March
31, 1921, being $16,286 more than was raised the year before.

2. Eight hundred and forty-two members were added to the
churches during the year,

(a) On examination, 533.

(b) On certificate, 309.

3. Two ministers were received, viz.: Rev. George W. Oldham,
May 12th, 1921; Rev. C. O. Pardo, January 13th, 1921.

-t. Three ministers were transferred, viz.: Rev. H. L. Sneed,
January 13th, 1921; Rev. G. H. Elmore, April 12th, 1921; Rev. C. 0.
Pardo, June 27th, 1921.

5. Two churches organized, viz.: Glengarry, November 21st,
1920; Lake Waccamaw, April 24th, 1921.

6. One church dissolved, viz.: Hallsboro, April 24th, 1921.

7. No licentiates received.

8. One licentiate transferred, viz.: Norman P. Farrior, May
12th, 1921.

9. One candidate received, viz.: James McLeod Carr, April 14th,
1921.

10. No candidates transferred.

11. No ministers died.

12. Two ordinations, viz.: George R. Faw, October 31st, 1920;
William C. Gumming, June 1st, 1921.

13. Eight installations, viz.: Rev. J. S. Crowley, November 14,
1920, Pearsall Memorial; Rev. J. E. Purcell, November 21, 1920, St.
Andrews; Rev. C. 0. Pardo, March 29, 1921, Bolton; March 30, White-
ville; Rev. Geo. W. Oldham, June 5, 1921, Oak Plains; June 19, Grove
and Hallsville; Rev. George M. Matthis, June 19th, Warsaw.

Synod of North Carolina 625

14. Six dissolutions of Pastoral relations, viz.: Eev. Geo. H.
Elmore, December 14, 1920; Winter Park Church; Eev. H. L. Sneed,
January 13, 1921, Chadbourn church; Rev. George M. Matthis, May
12th, 1921, South River; Rev. C. O. Pardo, June 27,1921, Whiteville
and Bolton churches; Rev. John M. Wells, D. D., July 27th, 1921,
First church, Wilmington.

15. One licensure, viz.: Norman P. Farrior, May 12, 1921.

16. Eighteen ministers in charge of 46 churches, 15 pastors, 5
stated supplies, 1 evangelist, 1 teacher, 1 licentiate, 2 foreign mis-
sionaries, 1 infirm, 75 Sunday schools, 39 young people's societies, 39
woman 's societies.

17. Eleven churches vacant.

18. Two thousand, one hundred and eighty-eight dollars, and
twenty-two cents average salary paid ministers in charge of churches.

19. Eighteen manses and aggregate value $172,650.

20. No county without minister or church.

21. The next stated meeting of Presbytery at Faison, N. C,
Tuesday after second Sabbath in April, 1922, at 11:00 a. m.

By order of Presbytery.

Attest:

W. P. M. CURRIE,
Stated Clerk.
At Clarkton church, October 5, 1921.

626 Minutes of the

V. MECKIiENBURG PRESBYTERY
To tlie Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery of Mecklenburg reports:

1. Fifty-seven ministers, 85 churches, 1 licentiate, 22 candidates,
13,189 communicants, (11,537 resident, 1,652 non-resident), and $323,-
920 aggregate of funds raised during the year ending March 31, 1921,
being $66,467 more than was raised the year before.

2. One thousand, six hundred and sixty-seven members were
added to the churches during the year,

(a) On examination, 843.

(b) On certificate, 824.

3. Eight ministers were received, viz.: A. E. Dallas, November
15, 1920; J. M. Walker, December 6, 1920; D. C. Young, March 21,
1921; W,. C. Underwood, March 21, 1921; L. H. Query, May 31, 1921;
W. H. Frazer, D. D., June 21, 1921; D. B. Green, June 21, 1921; W.

B. Mcllwaine, September 13, 1921.

4. Nine ministers were transferred, viz.: J. L. Caldwell, D. D.
February 21, 1921; Bunyan McLeod, D. D., February 21, 1921; E. S.
Watson, February 21, 1921; G. W. Cheek, March 21, 1921; G. W. Belk,
April 19, 1921; G. F. Eobertson, April 19, 1921; D. B. McLaughlin,
April 20, 1921; W. T. Pearman, July 26, 1921; H. M. Pressly, Sep-
tember 13, 1921.

5. Two churches organized, viz.: Norman, May 6, 1921; Lee Park
May 22, 1921.

6. No Churches transferred or dissolved.

7. No licentitates received.

8. One licentiate transferred, viz.: O. C. Williamson, May 31,
1921.

9. Four candidates received, viz.: B. C. Moore, June 21, 1921;
W. T. Smith, September 13, 1921; E. E. Houghton, September 14, 1921;

C. L. Norwood, September 14, 1921.

10. Four candidates transferred, viz.: J. B. Belk, February 21,
1921; W. S. Woodson, February 21, 1921; W. J. Huneycutt, April 19,
1921; W. L. Baker, April 19, 1921.

11. No ministers died

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12. Three ordiuations, viz.: C. W. Davis, March 21, 1921; R. C.
Clontz, June 5, 1921; Q. N. Huneycutt, June 26, 1921.

13. Fourteen installations, viz.: A. E. Dallas at Rockingham,
December 5, 1920; J. M. Wialker at Steele Creek, December 19, 1920;
C. W. Davis at Oakboro, March 27, 1921; D. C. Young at Wilmore,
April 4, 1921; R. C. Clontz at Bethel and Cornelius, June 5, 1921; D.
B. Green at Albemarle, June 26, 1921; Q. N. Huneycutt at Alton and
Bethany, June 26, 1921; and at Rehoboth and Walkersville, July 3,
1921; W. C. Underwood at Indian Trail and Siler, July 3, 1921; L.
W. BrowTi at Philadelphia, August 7, 1921.

14. Eleven dissolutions of pastoral relations, viz.: W. T. Pear-
man, Seversville, October 27, 1920; Bunyan McLeod, D. D., West-
minster, February 21, 1921; E. S. Watson, Alton, Bethany, Rehoboth
and Walkersville, February 21, 1921; G. W. Cheek, Albemarle, March
21, 1921; D. B. McLaughlin, Philadelphia, April 20, 1921; L. W.
Brown, Mulberry and McGee, June 28, 1921; W. R. McCalla, Sugar
Creek, July 26, 1921.

15. Three licensures, viz.: R. C. Clontz, May 31, 1921; Q. N.
Huneycutt, May 31, 1921; 0. C. Williamson, May 31, 1921.

16. Thirty-seven ministers in charge of 78 churches, 33 pastors,
10 stated supplies, 6 evangelists, 5 teachers, 1 licentiate, t foreign
missionaries, 2 infirm, 68 Sunday schools, 30 young people 's societies,
50 woman's societies, 2 men's societies.

17. Seven churches vacant.

18. Two thousand dollars average salary paid ministers in charge
of churches.

19. Thirty-five manses, and aggregate value, $130,000.

20. At least one minister and one church in every county.

21. The next stated meeting of Presbytery at Bethel church on
Tuesday, after second Sunday in April, 1922.

By order of Presbytery.

Attest:

JOHN e; wool,

stated Clerk.
At Sh/iron church, September 13, 1921.

628 Minutes of the

VI. ALBEMARLE PRESBYTERY

To the Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery of Albemarle reports:

1. Thirty-two ministers, 49 churches, no licentiates, 5 candidates,
5,264 communicants, (4,546 resident, 718 non-resident) and $183,076,
aggregate of funds raised during the year ending March 31, 1921, be-
ing $15,226 more than was raised the year before.

2. Six hundred and seventy-six members were added to the
churches during the year,

(a) On examination, 351.

(b) On certificate, 325.

3. Two ministers were received, viz.: J. L. McBride, November
16, 1920; T. C. Croker April 19, 1921.

4. Three ministers were transferred, viz.: C. O. Pardo, Decem-
ber 21, 1920; R. H. Ratchford, April 20, 1921; R. A. White, April 21,
1921.

5. One church organized, viz.: Parmelee, September 1, 1921.

6. No churches transferred or dissolved.

7. One licentiate received, viz.: 0. C. Williamson, June 15, 1921.

8. One licentiate transferred, viz.: Jas. L. Fowle, June 15, 1921.

9. One candidate received, viz.: A. S. Wildman, July 7, 1921.

10. One candidate transferred, viz.: L. D. Utts, June 15, 1921.

11. No ministers died.

12. One ordination, viz.: O. C. Williamson, June 15, 1921.

13. No installations.

14. Three dissolutions of pastoral relations, viz.: R. H. Ratch-
ford, Farmville, September 20, 1921; Fountain, September 20, 1921;
R. A. White, Henderson, September 21, 1921.

15. No licensures.

16. Thirty ministers in charge of 41 churches, 20 pastors, no
stated supplies, 8 evangelists, no teachers, no licentiates, 2 foreign

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missionaries, 1 infirm, 60 Sunday schools, 16 young people's societies,
32 woman's societies.

17. Eight churches vacant. *

18. $1,986.10, average salary paid ministers in charge of church-
es.

19. Twenty-one manses, and aggregate value, $113,600.

20. No minister or church in 12 counties, viz.: Bertie, Camden,
Currituck, Dare, Franklin, Gates, Hertford, Northampton, Pamlica,
Perquimans, Tyrrell, Washington.

21. The next stated meeting of Presbytery at William and Mary
Hai-t Chapel on 11th day of April, 1922.

By order of Presbytery.

Attest:

J. N. H. SUMMEEELL,

Stated Clerk.
At Warrenton Church, September 21, 1921.

630 Minutes of the

VII. KING'S MOUNTAIN PRESBYTERY
To the Synod of North Carolina:

The Presbytery of King's Mountain reports:

1. Twenty-one ministers, 38 churches, no licentiates, 4 candi-
dates, 4,183 communicants, (3,734 resident, 449 non-resident) $216,382
aggregate of funds raised during the year ending March 31, 1921,
being $134,346 more than was raised the year before.

2. Five hundred and eighty-eight members were added to the
churches during the year.

(a) On examination, 246.

(b) On certificate, 342.

3. Two ministers were received, viz.: Eev. J. M. McLain, Nov.

16, 1920; Rev. A. McLaughlin, July 5, 1921.

4. Two ministers were transferred, viz.: Rev. K. L. Whitting-
ton, June 17, 1921; Rev. J. L. Beattie, September 14, 1921.

5. No churches organized.

6. Two churches transferred or dissolved, viz.: Sandy Plains,
October 24, 1920; Lynn, April 14, 1921.

7. No licentiates received.

8. No licentiates transferred.

9. Two candidates received, viz.: J. L. Shannon, November 16,
1920, (re-enrolled); Ira Hagar, September 14, 1921.

10. No candidates transferred.

11. No ministers died.

12. No ordinations.

13. Three installations, viz.: Rev. R. C. Long, West Ave., Sep-
tember 29, 1920; Geo. R. Gillespie, Assistant Pastor, First Church,
Gastonia, November 28, 1920; Rev. A. McLaughlin, New Hope, July

17, 1921.

14. No dissolutions of pastoral relations.

15. No licensures.

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16. Eighteen ministers in charge of 30 churches, 15 pastors, 4
stated supplies, 1 evangelist, 1 teacher, no licentiates, 1 foreign mis-
sionary, no infirm, 35 Sunday schools, 20 young people 's societies,
19 woman's societies.

17. Seven churches vacant.

18. One thousand, seven hundred and fifty dollars average sal-
ary paid ministers in charge of churches.

19. Twelve manses, and aggregate value $62,000.

20. No county without minister or church.

The next stated meeting of Presbytery at Belmont on 11th day
of April, 1922.

By order of Presbytery.

Attest:

F. A. DEENNAN,

Stated Clerk.
At Olney church, September 14th, 1921.

632 Minutes of the

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Standing Rules of Synod

Revised and Adopted October, 1903 and 1905, and amended in 1919.

I. GENERAL RULES

(Pertaining to the Synod as a body.)

1. The stated meetings of the Synod shall be held annually,
and nnless otherwise ordered, in the month of October, beginning on
the Fourth Tuesday of said month at 7:30 p. m. (1917.)

2. The Parliamentary Rules of Order, adopted by the General
Assembly, and published in the Book of Church Order, shall be the
Rules of Order for the guidance of Synod.

3. The oflScers of the Synod shall be a Moderator, a Stated Clerk,
a Permanent Clerk, a Recording Clerk, a Reading Clerk, a Treasurer,
and a Board of Trustees consisting of five members. The Moderator
and the Reading Clerk shall be elected at each Stated Meeting and
the Stated Clerk, the Permanent Clerk, the Recording Clerk, and
the Board of Trustees shall be elected every three years, counting
from 1886.

4. The Synod shall elect annually:

(a) A Superintendent of Synodical Home Missions, and one
Elder from each Presbytery.

(b) A General Evangelist, one or more.

(c) Two members of the Board of Directors of Union The-
ological Seminary, whose term of office shall be five years,
(1914.)

(d) *Four members of the Board of Regents of the Orphans'
Home, term of office shall be four years. (1910-1912.)

5. The Synod shall elect triennially, counting from 1886, the
following committees, which shall be known as the ' ' Permanent Com-
mittees" of the Synod:

*The number of Regents changed from 10 to 16, (1910) and term
changed to 4 years (1912); reorganized (1920.)

Synod of North Carolina 633

(a) On Synodieal Home Missions, consisting of the chair-
man of each of the several Presbyterial Committees on
Home Missions, and one Euling Elder from each Pres-
bytery elected by the Synod. The Superintendent of
Synodieal Home Missions shall be "ex-oflficio" chair-
man, and the General Evangelists shall be ' ' ex-officio ' '
members of this Committee and it shall be charged with
conduct of the work of "Synodieal Home Missions" un-
der the direction of the Synod and in harmonious co-op-
eration with the several Presbyteries.

(b) On Foreign Missions.

(c) On Assembly's Home Missions, including Colored Evan-
gelization and Evangelistic work. (1910.)

(d) On Christian Education and Ministerial Belief, including
the Causes of Assembly 's Schools and Colleges and the
Assembly's Home and School. (1910).

(e) On Publication and Sabbath Schools.

(e) On the Sabbath and Family Keligion. (1909.)

(g) On the Bible Cause.

(h) On Woman 's Work.

(i) On Synodieal Schools and Colleges. (1911-1916.)

(j) On Young People's Work, including Societies, Brother-
hoods, Covenanters, etc. (1911.)

(k) On Systematic Beneficence and Stewardship. (1911-1916)
These committees, except the first named, shall consist each of
a chairman appointed by the Synod, together with the Presbyterial
Chairman of the Several Causes, respectively. And it shall be the
duty of the committees to take into consideration everything bear-
ing upon the Causes which they represent calculated to inspire in-
terest to increased knowledge and to promote the growth and glory
of Christ 's Kingdom, and to report in writing through their chair-
man at each meeting.

(1) A Historical Committee, consisting of three members, in-
cluding the Stated Clerk, who shall be "ex-officio" chair-
man. It shall be the duty of this Committee to be a me-
dium of communication and information with other like
Committees or Societies, and to have a watchful care for
the preservation of all records, documents and papers
belonging to the Synod and to collect and preserve all
possible material of historical value pertaining to the
Synod, and report from time to time on all matters of
of historic value and interest.

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6. The Stated Clerk, the Pastor of the Church in which Synod
shall meet, and the Ruling Elder appointed to represent said Church,
shall constitute a Committee on Enrollment. This Committee shall
meet in the church at a time appointed before the opening of Synod
and prepare the roll of Synod, and to this Committee each member
shall be required to report for enrollment. The roll thus prepared
shall be called at the organization of Synod. Additional enrollment
shall be made by blank slips distributed through the Synod and col-
lected by teller appointed by the Moderator.

7. The first half hour of each Morning Session shall be spent
in devotional exercises conducted by the Moderator or by some one
appointed by him, and the last half hour of each Morning Session
shall be given to the hearing of a sermon, or of a public address on
some cause of the Church if practicable. — See Rules 15 and 25.

8. The Synod shall recede from business, after the first order
of the day, in the afternoon of the second day, in order that the va-
rious Committees may meet and prepare their work — (1919.)

II. SPECIAL RULES

(Pertaining to the Duties of Officers and Committees.)

9. The Moderator — It shall be the duty of the Moderator, at an
early hour in the proceedings of the regular meeting, to appoint the
following Standing Committees, which shall usually consist of not
less than three members each:

^c) On Bills and Overtures.

;d) A Judicial Committee.

^e) On Address to the Churches, based on the Narratives.

;f) On the Minutes of the General Assembly.

(g) Ou the Report of the Directors and Trustees of Union

Theological Seminary.
(h) On the Report of the Regents of the Orphan's Home.
^i) On the Report of the Treasurer and his books — Auditing

Committee,
(j) On the Records of Synod. Rule 16.
(k) On the Records of the Presbyteries — Seven Committees.

Rule 17.
(1) On Resolution of Thanks,
[m) On Leave of Absence,
^n) On Nominations.
[o) On Arrangements and Orders — Rules 15 and 25.

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To these Committees shall be referied without a vote, unless
there is objection, all reports, documents, communications, and other
matters pertaining to the several subjects upon which thev are ap-
pointed, and it shall be their duty to formulate reports upon the mat-
ters referred to them and to present the same to the Synod for ac-
tion.

It shall be the duty of the Moderator, in the interim of the
meetings of Synod when a vacancy occurs, in any offices of the Synod,
by death, resignation, or removal from our bounds, to fill such vacan-
cies by the appointment, until the next meeting of Synod. And also,
upon the occasion of the death of a minister, it shall be his duty to
appoint a committee of one, to prepare a Memorial sketch of the de-
ceased, to be read in the Synod ensuing, and to be spread upon the
Records.

10. The Stated Olerk— It shall be the duty of the Stated Clerk,
when he is elected and enters upon the duties of his office, at the
opening of the Synod immediately succeeding that at which he is
elected, to report to the Synod in writing and in full whatever he
has received from his predecessor, in the way of Eecords, Books, Pa-
pers, Documents, Furniture, etc., and the condition of the same when
received.

The Stated Clerk shall conduct the correspondence of the Synod
and he shall be the permanent (ex-officio") chairman of the Standing
Committees on Special Orders and Statistics. He shall publish a no-
tice of the time and place of the meeting of the Synod at least once,
a month before the appointed day. He shall sign all necessary cer-
tificates for the same, or for other official purposes of the Synod or
its members. He shall prepare a detailed docket of business for the
next meeting, and cause the same to be published in the Appendix of
the Minutes of the last meeting. He shall have at each meeting of
the Synod accessible to the Moderator, a sufficient number of dockets,
a copy of the last printed Minutes of the General Assembly, and a
copy of Alexander's Digest. He shall duly engross the Minutes of
the Synod after their approval, for the printer, and he shall transmit
said Eecords annually to the General Assembly for review. He shall
cause to be published annually, in pamphlet form, at least one thou-
sand copies of the Minutes of each meeting, as soon as practicable
after adjournment, and distribute the same among the members and
Church Sessions. He shall cause to be published in the Appendix
of the Printed Minutes, the report of the Presbyteries on Statistics
and Systematic Beneficence, the report of the Permanent Committees,
the annual report of the Directors of Union Theological Seminary, a

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roll of the Ministers of Synod by Presbyteries, and a list of the Of-
ficers, Appointees and Permanent Committees, together with the
Standing Rules. He shall cause to be published every five years, ac-
cording to Rule adopted in 1S74, but counting from 1896, the names
of the Ruling Elders and Deacons with their respective postoffices,
belonging to the churches composing the Synod, and the Stated Clerk
of the Presbyteries shall be required to furnish the Stated Clerk of
the Synod with the necessary information for the execution of this
rule. He shall forward a copy of the printed Minutes, annually to
the Librarians of Union Theological Seminary, Davidson College, and
the Presbyterian Historical Society, in Philadelphia, and he shall
file at least three copies in the Archives of the Synod. He shall also
from time to time have the printed Minutes bound in suitable volu-
mes and deposited in the Archives of the Synod. The Stated Clerk
shall be charged with the further duty of reporting to the Moderator
any vacancies to be filled by him, and of any deaths in the Ministry
that may occur, and of reporting to the Synod the expiration of the
terms of appointment of its officers and committees according to the
Standing Rules.

11. The Permanent Clerk — It shall be the duty of the Perma-
nent Clerk to take with the aid of the Recording Clerk, the daily
minutes of the Synod. To read said minutes as required by the Syn-
od, for Synod's information, correction and approval. To turn over
such minutes to the Stated Clerk of Synod for engrossing or publi-
cation, to serve as the official reporter of the Synod. As such report-
er: (a) To prepare a daily account of the proceedings for the daily
papers; (b) To make account as full, complete and vigorous as pos-
sible, stressing those matters of interest to the general public; (c) To
have typewritten copies made of such account, and send daily to all
the larger dailies of the State, and to such other papers as may seem
wise.— (1914.)

12. The Treasurer — It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to
keep a strict and accurate account of all the funds received and dis-
bursed, showing what Presbyteries have paid or have not paid their
assessments, and for what purpose the funds have been disbursed.
He shall submit to the Synod annually, his books, together with a re-
port of the receipts and expenditures, presenting vouchers for the
same.

13. The Trustees — It shall be the duty of the Board of Trustees,
as the Synod's medium or agency, in all matters requiring the us
or aid of the civil law, to receive, take charge of, and manage to the

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best advantage, and account to Synod for, according to law, all prop-
erty and estate belonging, or which may accrue and enure to this
Synod; and they shall hold in trust, subject to the oraer of Synod,
the said property, and all legacies and bequests which may be willed
to the Synod in behalf of charitable and other objects under its con-
trol, and they shall make a full report, in the premises, whenever oc-
casion or circumstances shall require.

14. The Pennauent Conmiittees — It shall be the duty of any or
all of the chairmen of the Permanent Committees, including the
President of the Board of Kegents of the Orphans' Home, if deem-
ed advisable, to arrange for, and to hold popular meetings in the in-
terest of the respective causes they represent. These popular meet-
ings if held, shall be in connection with, and at the time of presenta-
tion of the Eeport of the Committee, and they shall in no wise inter-
fere with the Standing Orders of the Synod. And it shall be the rule,
as far as practicable, to hear in this connection and at this time the
Secretaries of the General Assembly, and other representative breth-
ren, in the interest of the corresponding cause which they may rep-
resent. And it shall be the duty of the chairman of the several com-
mittees, in arranging for the aforesaid meetings, to correspond with
the representative brethren, who are expected to be present prior to
the meeting of Synod, as to the time when they are expected to be
heard agreeably to the Standing Rules.

15. It shall be the duty of the Moderator immediately following
the selection of the next place of meeting to appoint a Committee on
Orders and Arrangements whose period of responsibility shall extend
from the close of the Synod to the close of the next and whose busi-
ness shall be to arrange for the Devotional Exercises and the entire
program of business for the next meeting of Synod conformably to
the Standing Rules of Synod. The committee will consist of five
members, one of which shall always be the pastor of the church where
the Synod is to meet and another the retiring Moderator. — (1911.)

16. It shall be the duty of the Standing Committee on the Rec-
ords of Synod to examine the Official Records, and report with spe-
cial reference to the condition of the same and as to the neatness
and faithfulness in the execution of the work, and whether or not the
records have been sent up and approved by the General Assembly.

17. It shall be the duty of the Standing Committee on the Rec-
ords of the Presbyteries to confer with the Stated Clerks of the
Presbyteries whose records they are appointd to examine before sub-
mitting their reports to the Synod in order that the Clerks may have

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opportunity to make explanation in regard to the records before the
matter is brought before the Synod. And after the records are ex-
amined, the chairmen of the several committees shall meet in com-
mittee of the whole and compare, classify and adjust to a common
Standard of Judgment their criticisms and exceptions. They shall
then elect one of their number who shall act as chairman of the
committee of the whole, and who shall submit the judgment or criti-
cism of all the committee on all the records in his one report to
Synod.

18. It shall be the duty of the Standing Committee on Leave of
Absence to receive and pass upon, before presenting their reports to
Synod for approval, all excuses for absence from the last and present
meeting of Synod, for tardiness, for absence without leave from the
last meeting, and for leave of absence from the present meeting.
All excuses shall be rendered to this committee and this rule shall
apply to all the members of the Synod, except Foreign Missionaries,
and infirm ministers who are not required to attend the meeting of
their Presbyteries. It shall be the duty of this committee to refuse
leave of absence to any members, except upon urgent reasons.

19. It shall be the duty of the Ad-Interim Committee on Me-
morials, to write simply and briefly a sketch, and not an extended
history of the deceased. It is designed for obvious reasons, that
shall in no wise interfere with the Standing Orders of the Synod, the
sketch shall embrace only the chief dates and main facts in refer-
ence to the life, work and death of the deceased.

III. MISCELLANEOUS RULES

20. It shall be the duty of each member, unless released by a
vote of the Synod, when providentially prevented from attending
the Synod, to address a letter to the Moderator stating reasons for
his detention.

21. It shall be the duty of the Stated Clerk of the several Pres-
byteries to furnish the Stated Clerk of the Synod, when applied to,
with all necessary information required, with a corrected roll of min-
isters and their post offices annually, and also a roll of the Elders,
Deacons, and churches, with their postoffices once every five years.
The Stated Clerks are enjoined to be careful, accurate and punctual
in filling out all blanks sent them, and returning them to the Stated
Clerk before the meeting of Synod.

22. It shall be the duty of all members of Synod and especially
the chairmen of committees, in preparing written reports to be pre-

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seated to this body, to write the same in a plain and legible hand-
writing, and it is desirable that the chairmen of the Permanent Com-
mittees furnish the Stated Clerk with an extra copy, if possible, of
their annual reports, respectively.

23. The roll shall be called at each meeting before final ad-
journment and those who are absent without permission shall be
noted by the Clerk as "absent without leave," and they shall be re-
quired to report to the Committee on Leave of Absence at the next
meeting and answer for the irregularity.

24. It shall be a Standing Eule, until otherwise ordered, that
the Treasurer of Synod pay the expense of the representative of Un-
ion Theological Seminary in attending the annual meeting of Synod.
—(1906.)

2.5. It shall be a Standing Eule that the Devotional Exercises
at the opening of each day's session of the Synod be put into the
hands of the Committee on Orders and Arrangements. — (1906-1919.)

IV. STANDING ORDERS

The following Standing Orders shall be observed by the Synod:

(1) The Synod shall meet on the fourth Tuesday in October at
7:30 p. m., unless otherwise ordered.

(2) The Synodical Communion shall be held at 11 o'clock a. m.,
of the second day without a sermon.

(3) The Memorials of the deceased Ministers shall be read im-
mediately after the Synodical Communion Service.

(4) The Popular Meeting in the interest of Foreign Missions
shall be held on the evening of the third day. — (1919.)

(5) The Popular Meeting in the interest of the Synodical Or-
phans' Home shall be held at 11:00 o'clock on the morning
of the third day.

(6) The Popular Meeting in the interest of Assembly's Home
Missions shall be held in the afternoon of the third day at
3:00 o'clock.

(7) The Po^nilar Meeting in the interest of the Sabbath and Fam-
ily Religion shall be held in the afternoon of the third day
at 4:00 o 'clock.— (1908.)

(8) Synodical Home Missions evening of second day, Popular
Meeting.— (1915.)

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(9) Preaching each day at the last morning hour.

(10) Synod recedes from business afternoon of the second day
after the first order of the day.— (19001919.)

(11) Sunday School work third day at 3:30 o'clock p. m.

(12) Work Among Students in State Institutions third day at
10:30 o'clock a. m.

(13) Popular Meeting in the interest of Systematic Beneficence
and Stewardship, afternoon of second day after first order.

The above Standing Orders have been adopted from time to
time and changed from time to time to suit existing conditions, but
always in conformity with the Standing Rules.

The Synod of 1919, authorized the Committee on Arrangements
and Orders to make further changes, if necessary, and a regular pro-
gram, in accordance with the adopted Rules and Orders, has been
suggested and is here presented as a part of the Docket. — (See Dock-
et.)

STATED CLERK.

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D

General Directory

MODERATORS OF THE SYNOD OF NORTH CAROLINA

Moderators I*lace of Meeting

1813 *Rev. Robert H. Chapman, D. D Alamance Church

1814 *Rev. Samuel C. Caldwell Thyatira

1815 *Rev. William McPheeters, D. D Fayetteville

1816 *Rev. John Robinson, D. D Raleigh

1817 No meeting — no quorum present Rocky River

1818 *Rev. Joseph Cal.lwell, D. D. Fayetteville

1819 *Rev. Jonathan Ottis Freeman, D. D. Raleigh

1820 *Rev. William Paisley Poplar Tent

1821 *Rev. John M. Wilson, D. D. Salisbury

1822 *Rev. John Robinson, D. D. Hillsborough

1823 *Rev. John Witherspoon, D. D Fayetteville

1824 *Rev. Colin Mclver Statesville

1825 *Rev. John B. Davis Greensborough

1826 *Rev. William McPheeters, D. D. Fayetteville

1827 *Rev. R. H. Morrison, D. D. Salisbury

(The Stated Clerk has no record of the two meetings or years of

1827 and 1828.)

1828 *Rev. Lemuel D. Hatch Raleigh

1829 *Rev. John Williamson Fayetteville

1830 *Rev. Samuel L. Graham, D. D Hopewell

1831 *Rev. Hiram P. Goodrich Hillsborough

1832 *Rev. Samuel Williamson, D. D Salisbury

1833 *Rev. Henry A. Rowland Wilmington

1834 *Rev. James W. Douglas Oxford

1835 *Rev. Henry Pharr Salisbury

1836 *Rev. Joseph Brown Fayetteville

1837 *Rev. H. N. Harding, D. D Shiloh

1838 *Rev. Stephen Frontis Third Creek Church

1839 *Rev. Daniel A. Penick Lincolnton

1840 *Rev. Alexander Wilson, D. D Danville, Va.

1841 *Rev. William N. Peacock Fayetteville

1842 *Rev. Walter S. Pharr Poplar Tent

*Deceased.

\

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Moderators Place of Meeting

1843 *Eev. James Phillips, D. D Ealeigh

1844 *Eev. Simeon Colton, D. D Fayetteville

1845 *Rev. Samuel Williamson, D. D Charlotte

1846 *Eev. Drury Lacy, D. D Greensboroufjh

1847 *Eev. Evandor McNair, D. D Fayetteville

1848 *Eev. Cyrus Johnson, D. D Salisbury

1849 *Eev. John A. Gretter Hillsborough

1850 *Eev. Adam Gilchrist Centre

1851 *Eev. Archibald Baker Eocky Eiver

1852 *Eev. William N. Mebane Danville, Va.

1853 *Eev. Hector McLean Wilmington

1854 *Eev. A. L. Watts Concord

1855 *Eev. Eli W: Caruthers, D. D. Greensborough

1856 *Rev. Neill McKay, D. D. Fayetteville

1857 *Eev. Walter Pharr Charlotte

1858 *Eev. Jacob Doll New Berne

1859 *Eev. A. K. Nash Wilmington

1860 *Rev. E. H. Lafferty Statesville

1861 *Eev. Edwin Hines Ealeigh

1862 *Eev. John S. Sherwood Goldsborough

1863 *Eev. E. N. Davis Goldsborough

1865 *Eev. Colin Shaw Fayetteville

1866 *Eev. R. Hewitt Chapman, D. D. Charlotte

1867 *Eev. Archibald Currie New Berne

1868 *Eev. D. D. McBride Wilmington

1869 *Eev. Jessie Eankin Morganton

1870 *Eev. E. A. Stanford Ealeigh

1871 *Eev. J. P. McPhersou Fayetteville

1872 *Eev. Arnold W. Miller, D. D. Charlotte

1873 *Eev. James M. Sprunt Wilmington

1874 *Eev. J. Rumple, D. D Concord

1875 *Eev. P. H. Dalton Greensborough

1876 *Eev. Martin McQueen Fayetteville

1877 *Eev. John Douglas Charlotte

1778 *Eev. Joseph E. Wilson, D. D. Goldsborough

1879 *Eev. E. F. Eockwell, D. D. Statesville

1880 *Eev. J. Henry Smith, D. D Ealeigh

1881 Eev. H. G. Hill, D. D Salisbury

1882 *Eev. L. McKinnon, D. D Asheville

1883 *Eev. F. H. Johnston, D. D. Wilmington

'Deceased.

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Moderators Place of Meeting

1885 *Kev. J. C. Alexander Eeidsville

1884 *Kev. P. T. Penick Winston

1886 *Eev. J. W. Primrose, D. D. Concord

1887 *Eev. E. Z. Johnston Fayetteville

1888 *Gov. A. M. Scales Greensborough

1889 *Eev. J. M. Wliarey, D. D Charlotte

1890 Eev. Alexander Sprunt, D. D. Wilmington

1891 Eev. W. E. Mellwaine, D. D Durham

1892 *Eev. J. M. Eose, D. D Statesville

1893 Eev. P. H. Hoge, D. D Tarboro

1894 *Eev. W. B. Arrowood Greensboro

186.5 Eev. Eugene Daniel, D. D Fayetteville

1896 *Eev. A. D. McClure, D. D. New Berne

1897 *Eev. J. B. Shearer, D. D. Salisbury

1898 Eev. E. F. Campbell, D. D. Gastonia

1899 Eev William Black Asheville

1900 *Eev. W. D. Morton, D. D. Ealeigh

1901 *Eev. Eobert E. Caldwell, D. D Charlotte

1902 Eev. C. G. Vardell, D. D Winston

1903 *Eev. A. T. Graham, D. D Wilmington

1904 Eev. J. M. Grier, D. D Durham

1905 *Mr. George W. Watts Eed Springs

1906 Eev. W. E. Coppedge Statesville

1907 Eev. C. M. Eichards, D. D Hendersonville

1908 *Eev. A. E. Shaw, D. D New Berne

1909 Eev. J. M. Wells, D. D Eed Springs

1910 Hon A. M. Scales Eocky Mount

1911 Eev. W. E. Minter, D. D Charlotte

1912 Eev. W. McC. White, D. D Goldsboro

1913 Eev. M. McG. Shields Greensboro

1914 Eev. E. P. Smith Hickory

1915 Eev. Walter L. Lingle, D. D Gastonia

1916 Eev. J. N. H. Summerell, D. D Salisbury

1917 *Eev. D. H. Eolston, D. D Fayetteville

1918 Eev. D. I. Craig, D. D Ealeigh

1919 Hon. J. W. McLaughlin Ealeigh

1920 Eev. J. E. Bridges, D. D. Wilmington

1921 Eev. W. E. Hill, D. D Tarboro

^Deceased,

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BOLL OF MINISTERS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA SYNOD, 1920

I. ORANGE PRESBYTERY
Ministers Post Ofllce

D. I. Craig, D. D Reidsville

C. W. Robinson North Wilkesboro

R. W. George Francisco

C. E. Hodgin Greensboro

S. M. Rankin Greensboro

J. S. Morrow (colored) North AVilkcsboro

H. S. Bradshaw, D. D. Hillsboro

E. H. Harding^ D. D. Davidson College

R. M. Williams Greensboro

P. H. Gwyn Spray

W>, O. Sanii)le Mebane

W. S. Wilhelm Eougemont

Numa R. Claytor . Milton

George W. Lee Winston-Salem

John McEacheru Kusan, Asia

W. D. Moss, D. D Chapel Hill

L. S. Chaffer 1031 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.

C. P. Coble High Point

C. W. Irwin Glade Valley

E. Frank Lee Greensboro

W. P. Robertson Mebane, R. F. D.

T. W. Simpson Winston-Salem_

T. M. McConnell, D. D. Greensboro

J. W. Clegg Guilford College

Charles F. Myers, D. D Greensboro

L. T. Wilds, Jr., D. D Lexington

C. U. Whiteley Cedar Grove

A. W. Shaw :. Mebane

G. L. Whiteley Whitsett

J. H. Smith , Lexington

C. B. Goebel Madison

E. N. Caldwell ' Graham

E. W. Thompson Sparta

W. S. Milne Greensboro, R. F. D.

Z. V. Eoberson Mt. Airy

R. S. Arrowood Greensboro

D. H. Scanlon ___,^^__^ — ,___^__^_, — ^^^^^^^, , Durham

Synod of North Carolina 645

Ministers Post Office

J. S. Kennison Durham

W. P, McCorkle Burlington

W. T. Thompson, D. D. Eichmond, Va.

J. S. Foster, D. D Winston-Salem

M. E. Hansel Mebane, E. F. D.

R. S. Carson Durham

Wade C. Smith Greensboro

E. L. Berry Francisco

E. E. Henderlite Eougemont, R. F. D.

N. P. Farrior Mexico

E. C. Murray, Jr. Zitacuaso, Mexico

T. F. Haney Winston-Salem

W. T. Pearman Elkin

E. B. Thompson Yanceyville

II. CONCORD PRESBYTERY

Ministers * Post Office

C. M. Richards, D. D. Davidson

Byron Clark, D. D. Salisbury

E. D. Brown China Grove, E. F. D. No. 2

J. M. Grier, D. D Concord

E. P. Bradley Mocksville

T. W. Lingle, Ph. D Davidson

C. E. Eaynal, D. D Statesville

L. L. Moore Taylorsville

J. C. Story Marion

C. B. Heller Salisbury

W. L. Lingle, D. D Eichmond, Va.

W. C. C. Foster Barium Springs

Ovid Pullen Harmony

W. E. West Mooresville

J. H. Brady Kochi, Japan

H. M. Parker, D. D Statesville

T. H. Spence Harrisburg

E. B. Taggart Morganton

J. M. Clark, D. D. Statesville

S. L. Cathey . Loray

J. E. Robinsoji ___--:^^ , = _^^-^^^__^_^__,_,__,__,__Yadkiuville

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Ministers Post Office

J. Andrew Smith Statesville

John Pons VaMose

J. S. Wood Spencer

Robert O. Lucke Concord

A. A. McLean Lenoir

W. A. Nicholson Woodleaf

W. C. Wauchope Concord

E. M. Craig, D. D Hickory

John A. MacLean Morganton

W. M. Hunter Davidson

K. L. Melver Kannapolis

C. C. Myers Concord

D. M. Arnientroiit Lenoir

J. A. Scott, D. D Harmony

E. W, Boyd Mooresville

F. A. Barnes Concord

G. H. Ellmore Cleveland

W. C. Jamison Kannapolis

W. L. Baker Cleveland

H. M. Pressly Newton

E. A. White Mooresville

III. FAYETTEVILLE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Post Office

H. G. Hill, D. D Maxton, E. F. D. No. 2

M. D. McNeill Cameron

L. L. Little Kiaugyin, China

W. C. Buchanan Gifu, Japan

C. G. Vardell, D. D Red Sprino-n

G. T. Pace Eed Springs

L. Smith Fayetteville

J. D. A. Brown Aberdeen

W. C. Brown Eaeford

H. M. Dixon Eed Springs

A. E. McQueen Dunn

C. Y. Cavitt Sanford, E. F. D.

V. E. Gaston Aberdeen

L N. Clegg Eowland

J. K. Hall ^^^. — ___- ,_,^^ Parkton

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Ministers Post Office

W. L. Wilson Hemp

A. T. Lassiter Benson

E. A. MeLeod Manchester

C. L. Wicker Gulf

L. A. McLaiirin Jonesboro

C. E. Clarke Kenly

Eugene Alexander Eaeford

C. E. Moorehouse Lumberton

W. E. Hill, D. D. , Fayetteville

J. W. Goodman Eed Springs, E. F. D.

E. L. Siler Maxton

John A. McMurray Fayetteville

C. E. Bailey Laurel Hill

D. L. Jones Hope Mills

G. F. Kirkpatrick ,__Lillington

D. M. McGeachy Clayton, E. F. D.

C. B. Craig Laurinburg

Dugald Munroe Eed Springs

A. w;. Crawford Greensboro

E. C. Murray, D. D. St. Pauls

John McSween, Jr. Eowland

J. F. Menius B'uie's Creek

C. M. Gibbs Linden

C. K. Taffe Carthage

E. G. Matheson Jackson Springs

E. H. Viser Laurel Hill

L. C. Campbell Fayetteville

Jonas Barclay Pittsboro

Neill McLmis Smithfield

E. B. Carr Broadway, E. F. D.

IV. WILMINGTON PRESBYTERY

Ministers Post Office

J. E. L. Winecoff Clarkton

J. M. Wells, D. D Wilmington

J. S. Crowley Wilmington

W. P. M. Currie Wallace

L. T. Newland Kwan Ju, Korea

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Ministers Post Office

P. L. Clark Burgaw

W. W> Morton Burgaw

J. M. Gibbs Burgaw

W. M. Baker Mt. Olive

George M. Matthis Clinton

A. S. Maxwell Lavras,Brazil

J. W. Purcell, D. D. Faison

W. H. Goodman Clarkton

W. F. Hollingsworth Kenansville

J. R. Phipps Pollocksville

J. "W. Young Southport

D, T. Caldwell Wilmington

J. O. Mann Wilmington

H. F. Beatty Atkinson

A. J. Howell W|ilmington

J. J. Murray Wilmington

James Lapsley , Scotland Neck

J. E. Purcell Wilmington

P. W. DuBose Wilmington

George E. Farr , Seven Springs

George W. Oldham Kenansville

W. C. Gumming

V. MECKLENBURG PRESBYTERY

Ministers Post Office

J. W. Moore Susaki, Japan

William Black Charlotte

J. R. Bridges, D. D Charlotte

C. G. Huntington Charlotte

George H. Atkinson Salisbury

M. E. Seutelle Davidson

A. R. Shaw, D. D. Charlotte

G. P. Stevens Suehien, China

R. T. Coit Kwan Ju, Korea

A. A. McGeachy, D. D Charlotte

J. W. Grier . Huntersville

W. R. McCalla Charlotte

J. E. Wool Charlotte

W. E. Furr Charlotte

R. J. McHwaiu Monroe

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Ministers Post Office

Charles Kingsley Matthews

Leonard Gill Charlotte

H. E. Gurney — Monroe

W. C. McLauchlin Suehien, China

C. G. Lynch Charlotte

L. W. Brown Charlotte

C. H. Little Charlotte

J. C. Hardin Charlotte

B. B. Shankel Indian Trail

W. R. Coppedge Eockingham

A. T. Young Hamlet

R. L. Patrick Rockingham

R. S. Latimer Pageland, S. C.

G. F. Bell Charlotte

R. S. Biirwell Charlotte

A. S. Johnson, D. D Charlotte

J. J. Douglas Wadesboro

C. H. Rowan Paw Creek

T. G. Tate Badin

A. H. Temple Locust

C. E. White Marshville

C. C- Anderson Charlotte

Daniel Iverson Charlotte

G. B. Thompson Waxhaw

R. W. Culbertson Charlotte

H. C. Carmichael Charlotte

L. E. Wells Derita

J. G. Garth Charlotte

J. W. Stork Mt. Gilead

W. C. Rourk Oakboro

R. H. M. Brown Charlotte

A. E. Dallas Rockingham

J. M. Walker Charlotte, R. F. D.

D. C. Young Charlotte

W. C. Underwood Indian Trail

C. W. Davis Oakboro

L. H. Query Charlotte

W. H. Frazer, D. D Charlotte

D. B. Green Albemarle

R. C. Clontz Cornelius

Q. N. Hunnycutt _ Waxhaw, R. F. D.

W. B. Mcllwaine Charlotte

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VI. ALBEMARLE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Post Office

J. H. Jarvis Washington

H. B. Searight Washington

W. McC. White, T). D Raleigh

J. N. ir. Sunimeroll, I). I) Now Born

S. K. Bhillips — __Greenville

J. M. Millard Littleton

G. B. Hanrahan ___Kinston

Peter Mclntyre Goldsboro

Lewis Collins Henderson

H. N. McDiarmid Rocky Mount

R. A. Lapsley, Jr., Tarboro

Stanley White Roanoke Rapids

A. J. Crane Tarboro

N. N. Fleming Pinetop

E. S. Currie Raleigh

Stuart R. Oglosby Oxford

W. T. Wadley Edenton

E. L. Flannagan Louisville, Ky.

C. Connor Browm Rocky River

S. B. Lyerly Willow Springs

A. M. Earle Stovall

r. H. Scattergood Rocky Mount

M. C. Bowling Townsville

Willard Conger Rocky Mount

W. B. Neill Rocky Mount

J. T. Wildman Parmelee

W. P. Nickell Tarboro

H. H. Leach R. F. D. Swan Quarter

J. L. McBride Wilson

T. C. Croker Enfield

O. C. Williamson Guenrero, Mexico

VII. KING'S MOUNTAIN PRESBYTERY

Ministers Post Office

G. A. Sparrow Lowell, R. F. D.

T. E. P. Woods Chattanooga, Tenn.

F. B. Rankiu Rutherfordton

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Post Office
Ministers , . ^

___Yamaguchi, Japan

H. C. Whitener Gastonia

J. H. Henderlite, D. D Lincolnton

W. S. Wilson, D. D __ll'_" Gastonia

W. J. Roach Belmont

J. T. Dendy _ ^^_ HoUy

r. A. Drennan Gastonia

G. R. Gillespie Shelby

W. A. Murray ^"^^EuThlrfordton

J. C. Grier - " Dallas

W. S. Haraiter "_"___Eutherfordton

Joseph Barlett King's Mountain

F. J. Hay __V _\ „ ___Gastonia

E. C. Long - - - Lowell

A. S. Anderson Columbus

A. S. Caldwell _Bessemer City

J. J. Harrell ^^^^^^^ ^ ^ jy

A. McLauchhn ""__ _ Gastonia

J. M. McLain

652 Minutes op the

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FROM THE SYNOD
OF NORTH CAROLINA

First Class — To Serve Five Years.

To go out in 1926

Rev. J. R. Bridges, D. D. Hon. A. M. Scales

Second Class — To Serve Four Years.

To go out in 1925
Rev. D. I. Craig, D. D. Hon. A. W. McLean

Third Class — To Serve Three Years.

To go out in 1924. •
Rev. W. S. Wilson, D. D. Mr. J. Sprunt Hill

Fourth Class — To Serve Two Years.

To go out in 1923.

Rev. W. McC. White, D. D. Mr. H. C. McQueen

Fifth Class — To Serve One Year.

To go out in 1922.

Rev. H. G. Hill, D. D. Mr. James Pharr

REGENTS OF ORPHANS' HOME

First Class — To Serve Four Years.

To go out in 1925

Rev. J. H. Henderlite, D. D. Mrs. J. H. Suttenfield

Rev. R. M. Williams Mrs. E. J. Johnson

Second Class — To Serve Three Years.

To go out in 1924.

Rev. R. A. Lapsley Mrs. W. B. Ramsay

Rev. A. S. Johnson, D. D. Mrs. J. T. French

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Third Class— To Serve Two Years.

To go out in 1923.

Mrs. W. E. Gray
Mr. C. A. Clark ^^^ ^ ^ p^.^^^y

Mr. Z. V. Turlington

Fourth Class— To Serve One Year.

To go out in 1922.

Mrs. R. S. Abernethy
Mr. A. E. McEachern ^^^_ ^ ^^^^^^

Mr. E. r. Murray

TRUSTEES OF SYNOD TO SERVE THREE YEARS

To go out in 1922.

Charlotte

Dr. J. E. Irwin, Chairman .Charlotte

Mr. P. S. Gilchrist Charlotte

Mr. John E. Pharr _ Statesville

Mr. F. A. Sherrill .Charlotte

Mr. P. S. Gilchrist Charlotte

Mr. E. A. Dunn Charlotte

Mr. J. B. Eoss Mooresville

Mr. T. N. Hall

TRUSTEES OF THE MOUNTAIN RETREAT ASSOCIATION

To go out in 1922.

Maxton

Eev. H. G. Hill, D. D Charlotte

Mr. W. H. Belk Davidson

Mr. J. D. Cooper Wilmington

Eev. J. E. Purcell Davidson

Dr. W. J. Martin ^^etorA

Hon. J. W. McLauchlin

TRUSTEES OF THE MONTREAT NORMAL SCHOOL

To go out in .1922.

Eev. H. G. Hill, D. D.

Mr. W. H. Belk

Rev. Daniel Iverson

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TRUSTEES OF THE NORTH CAROLINA RELIGIOUS WORKERS'
HOME AT MONTREAT.

Class One — To Serve Three Years.
I'irst Class to go out in 1924.

Rev. William Black Eev. C. E. Hodgin

Rev. W. A. Murray Mr. C. D. Bradham

Prof. J. M. Douglas.

Class Two — To Serve Two Years.

Second Class to go out in 1923

A. T. McCullum J. E. Purcell

W. H, B'elk E. P. Wharton

Joseph Johnston

Third Class — To Serve One Year

To go out in 1922

Rev. W. McC. White, D. D. Eev. C. M. Richards, D. D.

Mr. Walter P. Sprunt Hon. J. W. McLauchlin

STATED CLERKS OF THE SYNOD OF NORTH CAROLINA

1813 *Rev. Robert H. Chapman.

1818 *Rev. Colin Mclver.

1849 *Rev. Drury Lacy.

1855 *Rev. Archibald Baker.

1859 *Rev. Jacob Doll.

1878 *Eev. William S. Lacy.

1886 *Eev. J. A. Ramsay.

1900 Eev. D. I. Craig, D. D Eeidsville, N. C.

*Deceased.

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STATED CLERKS OF PRESBYTERIES

Orange — Eev. D. I. Craig, D. D Reidsville

Concord — Eev. E. D. Brown China Grove, E. F. D.

Fayetteville— Eev. E. L. Siler Maxton

Wilmington — Eev. W. P. M. Currie "Wallace

Mecklenburg — Eev. John E. "Wool Charlotte

Albemarle — Eev. J. N. H. Summerell New Berne

King's Mountain — Eev. F. A. Drennan Mt. Holly

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF EDUCATION OF THE SYNOD
OF NORTH CAROLINA

First Class — To Serve Three Years.

To go out in 1924.

Eev. C. M. Eichards, D. D. Eev. W. E. Hill, D. D.

Mr. Thomas Foust

Second Class — To Serve Two Years.

To go out in 1923.

Mr. W. H. Belk Dr. D. H. Hill

Eev. J. H. Henderlite, D. D.

Third Class — To Serve One Year.

To go out in 1922.
Mr. J. "W. McLauchlin Eev. J. E. Purcell

ON ASSEMBLY'S COMMITTEE OF STEWARDSHIP AND
SYSTEMATIC BENEFICENCE

Principal

Eev. E. C. Murray, D. D Alternate

Dr. W. J. Martin : Alternate

TREASURER OF SYNOD
Eev. D. I. Craig, D. D .Eeidsville, N. C,

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TREASURERS OF PRESBYTERIES

Orange — Rev. C. E. Hodgin Greensboro

Concord — Mr. John B. Gill Statesville

Fayetteville — Rev. E. C. Murray St. Pauls

Wilmington — Rev. W. P. M. Currie Wallace

Mecklenburg — Mr. John R. Pharr Charlotte

Albemarle — Rev. A. J. Crane Tarboro

King's Mountain — ^Rev. F. A. Drennan Mt. .Holly

Synod of North Carolina 657

The Permanent Committees of Synod

I. HOME MISSIONS

Eev. A. W. Crawford, Superintendent and Chairman.

Eev. William Black, Rev. C. Connor Brown, Eev. Leonard Gill,

General Evangelists.
Orange— Eev. S. M. Eankin, Mr. E. P. Wharton.
Concord— Eev. C. M. Eichards, D. D., Mr. Z. V. Turlington.
Fayetteville— Eev. H. G. Hill, D. D., Mr. A. E. McEachern.
Wilmington— Eev. J. M. Wells, D. D., Col. Walker Taylor.
Mecklenburg — Eev H. M. Pressly, Mr. W. H. Belk.
Albemarle — Eev. E. A. Lapsley, Mr. J. E. Young.
King's Mountain — Eev. W. S. Wilson, D. D., Mr. J. H. Kennedy.

NOTE — Presbyterial Evangelists are "ex-oflficio" members of
this Committee. (See Minutes 1907.)

II. FOREIGN MISSIONS

Eev. A. S. Johnston, D. D., Synodical Chairman.
Orange — Eev. D. H. Scanlon, Chairman.
Concord — Eev. J. M. Grier, D. D., Chairman.
Fayetteville — Eev. J. K. Hall, Chairman.
Wilmington — Eev. J. O. Mann, Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Eev. H. E. Gurney, Chairman.
Albemarle —
King's Mountain — Eev. W. A. Murray, Chairman.

III. ASSEMBLY'S HOME MISSIONS

Eev. J. E. Purcell, Synodical Chairman.
Orange — Eev. M. E. Hansel, Chairman.
Concord — Eev. C. M. Eichards, D. D., Chairman.
Fayetteville— Eev. W. E. Hill, D. D., Chairman.
Wilmington — Eev. J. M. Wells, D. D., Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Eev. Bunyan McLeod, Chairman.
Albemarle — Eev. P. Mclntj^re, Chairman.
King's Mountain — Eev. W. S. Wilson, D. D., Chairman.

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IV. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND MINISTERIAL RELIEF

Kcv. R. A. White, Synodical Chairman.
Orange — ^Rev. C. E. Hodgin, Chairman.
Concord — Rev. W. E. West, Chairman.
Fayetteville — Rev. A. R. McQueen, Chairnian.
Wilmington — Rev, W. F. Hollingsworth, Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Rev. M. E. Sentelle, D. D., Chairman.
Albemarle— Rev. W. McC. White, D. D., Chairman.
King's Mountain — Rev. A. S. Anderson, Chairnian.

V. SABBATH AND FAMILY RELIGION
Rev. J. M. Millard, Synodical Chairman.
Orange — Rev. Geo. W. Lee, Chairnian.
Concord — Rev. J. E. Robinson, Chairman.
Fayetteville — Rev. G. E. Moorehouse, Chairman.
Wilmington — Rev. H. F. Beaty, Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Rev. Bunyan McLeod, Chairman.
Albemarle —
King's Mountain — Rev. W. S. Hamiter, Chairman.

VI. BIBLE CAUSE.

Rev. J. A. McMurray, Synodical Chairman.
Orange — Rev. W. 0. Sample, Chairman.
Concord — Rev. C. B. Heller, Chairman.
Fayetteville — 'Rev. A. T. Lassiter, Chairman.
Wilmington — Rev. H. L. Sneed, Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Rev. J. C. Hardin, Chairman.
Albemarle — Rev. S. K. Phillips, Chairman.
King's Mountain — Rev. G. R. Gillespie, Chairman.

VII. SYNODICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Rev. W. M. Hunter, Synodical Chairman.
Mr. F. L. Jackson, Treasurer.

Orange — Rev. T. W. Simpson, Chairman.

Concord — Dr. W. J. Martin, Chairman.

Wilmington — Rev. W. M. Baker, Chairman.

Mecklenburg — Rev. A. S. Johnson, D. D., Chairman.

Albemarle — Rev. H. B. Searight, Chairman.

King's Mountain — Rev. J. H. Henderlite, Chairman.

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VIII. SYSTEMATIC BENEFICENCE AND STEWARDSHIP

Eev. J. H. Henderlite, D. D., Syiiodical Chairman.
Orange — Eev. E. N. Caldwell, Chairman.
Concord — Eev. A. A. McLean, Chairman.
Fayetteville— Eev. W. E. Hill, Chairman.
Wilmington— (Eev. D. T. Caldwell, Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Eev. G. F. Bell, Chairman.
Albemarle — Eev. A. J. Crane, Chairman.
King's Mountain — Eev. W. J. Eoach, Chairman.

IX. WOMAN'S WORK

Eev. W. E. Hill, Synodical Chairman.
Orange — Eev. E. Frank Lee, Chairman.
Concord — Eev. S. A. Ewart, Chairman.
Fayetteville — Eev. V. E. Gaston, Chairman.
Wilmington — Eev. P. L. Clark, Chairman.
Mecklenburg — Eev. H. E. Gurney, Chairman.
Albemarle — Eev. H. N. McDairmid, Chairman.
King's Mountain — Eev. G. A. Sparrow, Chairman.

X. THE ORPHANS' HOME

Eev. G. F. Bell, Synodical Chairman.
Orange — Eev. E. Murphy Williams, Chairman.
Concord — Eev. W. A. Nicholson, Chairman.
Fayetteville — Eev. A. S. Anderson, Chairman.
Wilmington — Eev. P. L. Clark, Chairman. r; ,„

Mecklenburg — Rev. W. E. McCalla. Chairman.
Albemarle — Mr. J. R. Young, Chairman.
King 's Mountain — Eev. J. T. Dendy, Chairman.

XI. ON RELIGIOUS WORK AMONG STUDENTS OF STATE
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Eev. W. S. Wilson, D. D., Kepresentative for one year.

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XII. OFFICERS OF THE WOMAN'S SYNODIC AL AUXILIARY

(1921-1922)

President, Mrs. E. F. Reid Lenoir

Secretary, Mrs. E. B. Crow Raleigh

Treasurer, Miss Margaret L. Gibson Wilmington

Secretary of Foreign Missions, Mrs. W. L. Wilson Hemp

Secretary of Assembly's Home Missions, Mrs. W. E. White Graham

Sec. of Ch. Ed. and Min. Relief, Mrs. Archie Currie ..-Davidson

Secretary of Y. P. and S. S. Ex., Miss D. H. Shaw Laurel Hill

Secretary of S. H. M., Miss Margaret Rankin Charlotte

Secretary of Literature, Mrs. S. M. Rankin St. Pauls

See. Bible Study and Prayer Bauds, Mrs. O. G. Jones Greensboro

Secretary of Orphanage Work, Mrs. F. P. Hall Belmont

Ed. Woman's Page, Presbyterian Standard, Mrs. J. M. McIver,__Gulf

Historian, Mrs. R. D. Blacknall Durham

Sec. of Y. P. Colleges and Con. Miss Mamie McElwee Statesville

XIII. HISTORICAL COMMITTEE

Rev. D. I. Craig, D. D., Chairman.
Dr. T. W. Lingle Prof. W. A. Withers

XIV. SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK
COMBINED

REV. J. G. GARTH, Synodical Chairman; Rev. H. M. Parker,
Rev. C. R. Bailey, Rev. W. H. Goodman, Rev. L. T. Wilds, D. D., Rev.
H. N. McDairmid.

Synod of North Carolina 661

AD INTERIM COMMITTEES

1. To "investigate and study the advisability of naming super-
intendents or agents of the different enterprises of the church, ' ' etc.
— (Minutes page 448) :

REV. J. E. BEIDGES, D. D., Chairman; Eev. D. H. Scanlon, Eev.
A. R. McQueen, Eev. J. E. Purcell, Eev. H. B. Seariglit, Eev. W. S.
Wilson, Eev. C. M. Eichards.

2. To investigate the Sheppard Training School, Colored, at Dur-
ham, North Carolina and its relation to our church:

EEV. D. H. SCANLON, Chairman; Rev. C. E. Hodgin, Mr. E.
P. Wharton, Mr. E. M. Carmichael, Mr. W. H. Sprunt, Mr. John E.
Pharr, Dr. D. H. Hill.

EEV. W. S. WILSON, D. D., is the Chairman of the Committee
on Orders and Arrangements for the Synod of 1922.

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Minutes op

Docket

Of the One Hundred and Ninth Annual Sessions of the Synod of
North Carolina, to be held on Tuesday, October 24, 1922, at 8:00
o'clock p. m.

I. Organization.

1. A sermon by retiring Moderator.

2. Synod constituted with prayer.

3. Report of Com. on Enrollment and Roll Cnll.

4. Moderator and Reading Clerk elected.

5. Hear report of Committee on Orders.

6. Recess or adjournment is now in order, if
Synod so wills.

7. Reading the Minutes of Last Meeting if called
for and Ad-Interim Minutes.

II. Appoint the Following Standing Committees:

1.

2.
3.
4.
5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

11.

12.
13.
14.

On Bills and Overtures.
A Judicial Comniittee.

On an Address to the Churches — Narratives.
On the Minutes of the General Assembly.
On Report of Directors and Trustees of Union
Theological Seminary.
On Statistical Reports of Presbyteries.
Auditing Committee on Treasurer's Books, etc.
On Records of Synod. (Rule 16.)
On Resolutions of Thanks.

Records of Presbyteries — Seven: Orange, Con-
cord, Fayetteville, Wilmington, Alecklenburg,
Albemarle, King's Mountain. (Rule 17.)
On Leave of Absence. (See Rule No. 18.)
•A Nominating Committee.

On Orders and Arrangements for Next Meet-
ing. (Rule 15.)

Absent: The following ministers were absent from the last
meeting (1921) \\-ithout excuse rendered, viz.; (See list in Minutes.)

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III. Communications Read and Referred.

1. Narratives presented and referred.

2. Eeport of Directors of Union Theological Sem-
inary read and referred.

3. Statistical Reports read and referred.
.niiidD ,1 \ 4. Report of Treasurer read and referred.

5. The Records of Synod presented and referred.

6. Records of Presbyteries presented and referred.

7. Special Orders of the day — referred.

8. Appointment of Directors Union Theological
Seminary and Reg. of Orphans' Home referred.

Note — The term of office of the Fifth Class of Directors of Union
Theological Seminary and of the Fourth Class of the Regents of the
Orphans ' Home expires at this meeting.

IV. Standing Orders, Popular Meetings and Reports of Permanent
Committees: A general Program or Docket suggested by the Stated
Clerk and Committee on Arrangements and Orders for the Synod of
1922 is as follows:

TUESDAY

8:30 P. M, Sermon and Organization of Synod.

WEDNESDAY

9:00 A. M. Devotional Exercises.

9:30 A.M. Morning Call.

11:00 A. M. Communion, without a Sermon, followed by Memorials.

2:30 P. M. Systematic Beneficence and Stewardship — Rev. J. H.
Henderlite, Chairman.

4:00 P. M. Recede from business for Committee work.
8:00 P. M. Synodical Home Missions — Rev. A. W. Crawford, Chmn.
9:00 P. M. Schools and Colleges — Rev. W. M. Hunter, Chairman.
anoi«aiM oxnc THURSDAY

9:00 A. M. Devotional Exercises.

9:30 A. M. Morning Call.

10:00 A. M. Christian Education and Ministerial Relief — Rev. R. A.
White, Chairman.

10:30 A. M. Work in State Institutions — Rev. W. L. Wilson, D. D.
.iiaaJ'J CGhaiTman.

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11:00 A. M. The Orphans' Home— Eev. G. F. Bell, Chairman— Ee-
gents Eeport.

12 30 P. M.

3:00 P. M. Assembly's Home Missions — Eev. J. E. Purcell, Chmn.

3:30 P. M. Sunday Schools and Young People's Wlork— Kev. J. G.
Garth, Chairman.

4:30 P. M. The Sabl)nth and Family Eeligion— Eev. J. M. Millard,
Chairman.

5:00 P. M. The Bible Cause — Eev. J. A. McMurray, Chairman.

8:00 P. M. Foreign Missions — Eev. A. S. Johnston, D. D., Chmn.

9:30 P. M. Woman's Work— Eev. W. E. Hill, D. D., Chairman.

FEIDAY

9:00 A. M. Devotional Exercises.

9:30 A. M. Standing Committees and Miscellaneous Eeports.

10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

16.
17.

IS.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.

On Bills and Overtures.

Ad-Interim Committees.

Judicial Committee.

Historical Committee.

Address to the Churches — Narratives.

On Minutes of Assembly.

On Eeport of Union Theological Seminary.

On Eeport of Eegents of Orphans' Home.

On Statistical Eeports of Presbyteries.

On Eecords of Presbyteries.

On Eecords of Synod.

Special Committees.

On Treasurer's Books — Auditing Committee.

Nominating Committee.

Election or re-election of all the Chairmen of

tlip Permanent Committees for Three Years,

and also of the Clerks of Synod.

Election of Superintendents of Home Missions.

Election of Euling Elders on Home Missions

Committee.

Election of General Evangelists.

Elect place of next meeting of Synod.

On Ecsolutions of Thanks.

On Leave of Absence.

Eoll Call and Absentees noted.

Minutes Eead and Approved.

Adjourn ^vith singing, prayer and benediction.

STATED CLEEK.

I Synod of North Carolina 665

ROLL OF CHURCHES, ELDERS AND
DEACONS

L Orange Presbytery

I. ALAMANCE

ELDEES

W. C. Eankin (C) Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

E. A. Gilmer Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

Dr. C. S. Gilmer Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

D. H. Coble Greensboro, N. C., E. 6

H. L. Havener Greensboro, N. C, E. 2

D. C. Stewart Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

J. M. Phipps Greensboro, N. C., E. b

Wiilliam Lacy Shankel, (T) Greensboro, N. C.

H. M. Coble Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

DEACONS

H. L. Andrew Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

Paul Coble Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

Levi Scott Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

Parker Causey Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

Eobert Smith Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

J. E. McMasters-J Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

G. M. Glass Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

E. A. Phipps Greensboro, N. C, E. 3

E. V. Gannon Greensboro, N. C, E. 6

2. ASBURY

ELDEES

Ira Jessups Brim, N. C.

A. Cook Francisco, N. C.

George Hudson, (C) Francisco, N. C.

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DEACONiS

Floyd Chilton, (T) Brim, N. C.

Lester Hatcher Brim, N. C.

Thomas Hudson Brim, N. C.

3. ASHEBORO

ELDERS

John M. Neely, (C) Asheboro, N. C.

Dr. J. V. Hunter Asheboro, N. C.

J. A. Beaver Asheboro, N. C.

C. M. Fox, (T) Asheboro, N. C.

DEACONS

D. B. Keith Asheboro, N. C.

4. BETHANY

ELDERS

George S. Rogers, (C) Graham, N. C.

W. L. Cooper Graham, N. C.

J. H. Dixon Graham, N. C.

W. Lee Cooper, Jr Graham, N. C.

James A. Forest Graham, N. C.

DEACONS

B. M. Rogers, (T) Graham, N. C.

C. A. Russell Graham, N. C.

E. H. Steele Graham, N. C.

Samuel Florence . Graham, N. C.

u ji ,.:) :a ,o-iod-:ii--.

5. BETHEL
ELDERS

John W. Paisley Gibsonville, N. C, R. F. D.

W. L. Wharton, (C) McLeansville, N. C.

J. D. Clapp, (T) Sedalia, N. C.

R. M. Huffines Gibsonville, N. C, R. F. D.

W. H. McLean Whitsett, N. C.

D. A. Montgomery Greensboro, N. C, R. F. D.

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DEACONS

W. H. Paisley Gibsonville, N. C, E. F. D.

J. C. McLean Sedalia, N. C.

Ernest Whittiug-ton Gibsonville, N. C, E. F. D-

E. C. Holt Gibsonville/ N. C, E. F. D.

J. L. Dick Greensboro, N. C.

C. A. Wliarton Gibsonville, N. C, E. F. D.

J. E. Anderson Gibsonville, N. C, E. F. D.

6. BETHLEHEM

• ELDEES

George T. Morrow, (C) Mebane, N. C, E. 4

C. W. Stanford Teer, N. C, E. 1

A. E. Holmes Efland, N. C, E. 2^,

G. W. Lapsley Mebane, N. C, E. 4,'

T. J. Oldham Mebane, N. C, E. 2'

Calvin N. Morrow Mebane, N. C, E. 4

DEACONS

H. M. Mclver, (T) Mebane, N. C, E. 4:

John T. Sykes Efland, N. C. .

J. M. Pickard __.Teer N. C.

Alexander G. Morrow Teer N. C. '

C. W. Stanford, Jr Teer N. C.

Eugene Teer Teer, N. C.

L. W. Lasley Mebane, N. C, E. 4

7. BETHESDA

ELDEES

Dr. J. F. Badgett Euffin, N. C.

T. S. Neal, (C) Euffin, N. C.

T. C. Pettigrew Euffin, N. C.

DEACONS

David Wright Z ^^:__Euffin, N. C.

L. L. Harralson Euffin, N. C.

E. L. Neal Mclver, N. C.

William Pettigrew Euffin, N. C.

Eufus Womack Euffin, N. C.

J. W. Cobb Danville, Va.

668 Minutes of

8. BEULAH— COLORED

ELDERS

W. P. Bynuni, (C) North WJilkesboro, N. C.

W. Watkins, (T) North Wilkesboro, N. C.

C. Turner North Wilkesboro. N. C.

DEACONS

J. Watkins North Wilkesboro, N. C.

E. Goldins North Wilkesboro, N. C.

9. BLACKNALL MEMORIAL

ELDERS

Dr. J. R. Sterrett Wiest Durham, N. C.

S. L. Claytor, (C) West Durham, N. C.

E. N. Woods West Durham, N. C.

J. L. Conrad West Durham, N. C.

DEACONS

S. C. Woods, (T) West Durham, N. C.

P. B. Parks West Durham, N. C.

J. J. Woods West Durham, N. C.

T. N. Cole West Durham, N. C.

Fred Sorrell West Durham, N. C.

J. S. Jones West Durham, N. C.

10. BUFFALO

ELDERS

J. A. Rankin, (C) Greensboro, N. C, R. 4

J. W. Wliarton Greensboro, N. C.

W. G. Wharton Greensboro, N. C.

R. W. Wilson Greensboro, N. C.

C. H. Fields Greensboro, N. C.

W. L. Wharton . Greensboro, N. C.

W;. V. Trollinger Greensboro, N. C.

J. F. Doggett Greensboro, N. C.

DEACONS

Dr. W. P. Knight, (T) Greensboro, N. C.

J. I. Medearis Greensboro, N. C.

Synod op North Carolina 669

T. A. McKiiiglit Greensboro, N. C.

L. W. McFarland Greensboro, N. C.

J. A. May - Greensboro, N. C, E. 2

J. W. Alexander Greensboro, N. C, E. 4

H. A. Barnes Greensboro, N. C.

L. E. Sikes Greensboro, N. C., E. 4

W. J. Hendrix Greensboro, N. C.

11. BURLINGTON

ELDEES

J. W. Sharpe Burlington, N. C.

T. C. Johnston Burlington, N. C.

J. A. Barnwell Burlington, N. C.

Dr. T. S. Faucett Burlington, N. C.

L. B. Whitted, (T) Burlington, N. C.

E. E. L. Holt Burlington, N. C.

J. A. Hamilton Burlington, N. C.

J. "W;. Tate Burlington, N. C.

P. E. Morrow, (C) Burlington, N. C.

D. H. White Burlington, N. C.

DEACONS

W. W. Lasley

E. L. Graves

E. H. Murray Burlington, N. C.

W. S. Sharpe Burlington, N. C.

W. H. May Burlington, N. C.

M. Clark Burlington, N. C.

J. I. White Burlington, N. C.

J. D. Whitted Burlington, N. C.

G. W. Eogleman Burlington, N. C.

W. L. Burke Burlington, N. C.

W. A. Mebane Burlington, N. C.

12. CARSON MEMORIAL

ELDERS
George Cheek Sparta, N. C.

670- Minutes op

13. CHAPEL HILL

ELDERS

Dr. Francis P. Venable, (C) Chapel Hill, N. C.

Prof. A. C. Mcintosh Chapel Hill, N. C.

Prof. George McKie Cliapel Hill, N. C.

Dr. E. C. Branson Chapel Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

Dr. James M. Bell Chapel Hill, N. G.

Dr. L. A. Williams Chapel Hill, N. C.

Dr. A. S. Wheeler Chapel Hill. N. C.

Dr. George Howe Chapel Hill, N. C.

Dr. G. A. Harris Chapel Hill, N. C.

Mr. George Pickard Chapel Hill, N. C.

14. CHURCH BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

ELDERS

T. O. Long (C) Greensboro, N. C.

A. W. McAlister Greensboro, N. C.

H. W. Wharton Greensboro, N. C.

A. T. Walker, (T) Greensboro, N. C.

W. C. McGill Greensboro, N. C.

J. D. Harding Greensboro, N. C.

DEACONS

J. M. Hendrix, Jr Greensboro, N. C.

J. M. Mark Greensboro, N. C.

Lacy McAlister Greensboro, N. C.

Clevins Apple Greensboro, N. C.

Job Goodman Greensboro, N. C.

L. C. McCabe Greensboro, N. C.

J. Brooks Smith Greensboro, N. C.

B. H. Taylor , Greensboro, N. C.

H. F. Starr Greensboro, N. C.

F. Marion Dick Greensboro, N. C.

15. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

ELDERS

R. C. Strudwick Greensboro, N. C.

J. G. Foushee Greensboro, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 671

T. E. Foust Greensboro, N. C.

W. L. Clement Greensboro, N. C.

J. R. Brown, (C) Greensboro, N. C.

W. E. Denny Greensboro, N. C.

W. G. Balsley Greensboro, N. C.

T. D. Dupuy Greensboro, N. C.

C. J. Angle Greensboro, N. 0.

J. C. Cutts Greensboro, N. C.

Dr. W. S. Barney Greensboro, N. C.

C. W. Fowler Greensboro, N. C.

DEACONS

E. C. Chandley Greensboro, N. C.

C. P. Southerland (T) Greensboro, N. C.

V. C. Lewis Greensboro, N. C.

H. C. Curtis Greensboro, N. C.

C. J. Kerr Greensboro, N. C.

E. H. Sills Greensboro, N. C.

H. J. Williams Greensboro, N. C.

J. W. Davis Greensboro, N. C.

E. L. Johnson Greensboro, N. C.

H. P. Foust Greensboro, N. C.

16. CLARK MEMORIAL, COLORED
ELDEES

J. Smith Danbury, N. C.

G. Smith (C) Danbury, N. C.

W\. Hawkins Danbury, N. C.

DEACONS

J. Davis, (T) Danbury, N. C.

C. Smith Danbury, N. C.

17. CROSS ROADS

ELDEES

Dr. W. N. Tate Mebane, N. C, E. 1

J. W. Pickett, (T) Mebane, N. C, E. 5

E. A. Hodge Efland, N. C, E. 1

W. B. Sellars Mebane, N. C, E. 3

James Anderson ^Burlington, N. C, E- 5

672 Minutes of

Eugene Anderson Burlington, N. C, R. 5

L. L. Garrison Mebane, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS

J. F. Garrison Mebane, N. C, R. 3

H. C. Barnwell Mebane, N. C, R. 3

Edward Tate Mebane, N. C, R. 1

George McAdams Mebane, N. C, R. 3

Henry Raney Burlington, N. C, R. 5

M. S. Walker Burlington, N. C, R. 3

18. DAKOTAH

ELDERS
H. B. Allen Lexington, N. C.

DEACONS

Rajanond Shaw Lexington, N. C.

Herbert Moody Lexington, N. C.

19. DANBURY

ELDERS
H. M. Joyce, (C) Danbury, N. C.

DEACONS
N. E. Pepper Danbury, N. C.

20. DAN RIVER

ELDERS
R. H. B. Smith Francisco, N. C.

J. R. Forrest, (C and T) Francisco, N. C.

DEACONS

J. K. Smith Francisco, N. C.

W. E. Pgntte Francisco, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 673

21. DURHAM FIRST

ELDERS

J. R. Patton, (C) Durham, N. C.

George H. Beall Durham, N. C.

J. C. Ferrell Durham, N. C.

I. F. Hill Durham, N. C.

T. J. Jones Durham, N. C.

Dr. A. C. Jordan Durham, N. C.

J. T. Kerr Durham, N. C.

L. D. Kirkland Durham, N. C.

Dr. Foy Roberson Durham, N. C.

E. G. Mclver Durham, N. C.

G. F. Warner Durham, N. C.

E. A. Williamson Durham, N. C.

T. C. Worth Durham, N. C.

F. L. Walker Durham, N. C.

DEACONS

Wi, D. Carmichael Durham, N. C.

W. G. Bramham Durham, N. C.

Dr. B. U. Brooks Durham, N. C.

J. S. Cobb Durham, N. C.

B. W. Elliott Durham, N. C.

A. L. Foster Durham, N. C.

W. A. Gattis, (T) Durham, N. C.

John Sprunt Hill Durham, N. C.

R. G. Jones Durham, N. C.

J. L. Kirkland Durham, N. C,

L. C. Oldham Durham, N. C.

Van D. Patterson Durham, N. C.

J. F. Wiley Durham, N. C.

22. EAST BURLINGTON

ELDERS

T. P. Wilson _ Burlington, N. C.

W. J. Horn Burlington, N. C.

DEACONS
J. W. Rice Burlington, N. C,

674 Minutes of

^ 23. EBENEZER

ELDEES

John Burgess Wagoner, N. C.

T. C. Bare Wagoner, N. C.

(Jeorge Farrington Ore Knob, N. C.

Nathan Brooks Ore Knob, N. C.

DEACONS

Tliomas Bare , Othello, N. C.

Aught Bare Winspar, Idaho

2i. EDGEMONT

ELDEES
T. B. Fuller, (C) Durham, N. C.

D. E. Ferrell Durham, N. C.

E. H. Chappell Durham, N. C.

DEACONS

WJalter H. Daniel Durham, N. C.

Walter A. Oneil -- Durham, N. C.

T. A. Hudson Durham, N. C.

C. D. Smith Durham, N. C.

Barney E. Eobinson Durham, N. C.

25. EFLAND

ELDEES

M. L. Efland (C) Efland, N. C.

D. C. McAdams Efland, N. C.

DEACONS

D. E. Forrest (T) Efland, N. C.

I. L. Efland Efland, N. C.

26. ELIM— COLORED
No Session Semoro, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 675

27. ELKIN
ELDERS

J. W. Ball Elkiii, N. C.

E. C. Grier, (C) Elkin, N. C.

R. J. Barker Elkin, N. C.

DEACONS

C. Smith, (T) Elkin, N. C.

W. D. Turner Elkin, N. C.

28. ELMIRA
ELDEES

J. G. Pritchett, (C) Burlington, N. C.

J. R. Whittey, (T) Burlington, N. G.

S. T. Pyles Burlington, N. C.

J. W. Hall Burlington, N. 0.

DEACONS

J. T. Miller Burlington, N. C.

John A. Eaucett .Burlington, N. C.

C. H. Slaughter Burlington, N. C.

Roy Whitley Burlington, N. C.

29. ENO

ELDEES

Joel Anderson Cedar Grove, N. C.

J. P. Hughes Cedar Grove, N. C.

Dr. C. M. Hughes Cedar Grove, N. C.

DEACONS

J. H. Tolar Cedar Grove, N. C.

S. W. Hughes Cedar Grove, N. C.

Young Vaughn Cedar Grove, N. C.

30. FAIRFIELD

ELDEES

John Hanner, (C) Efland, N. C.

John Wprim.an. Hillsboro, N. C, E. F. D.

DEACONS— None

676 Minutes of

31. GILEAD

ELDEES

Henry Hagerman, (C) Milton, N. C.

N. J. Taylor, (T) Milton, N. C.

W. J. Allen Blanche, N. C.

DEACONS

S. S. Lea , Blanche, N. C.

Eobert Mitchell Blanche. N. C.

32. GLADE VALLEY

ELDEES

Gilmore Harris Glade Valley, N. C.

E. B. Eldridge, (C) Glade Valley, N. C.

DEACONS

C. C. Thompson, (T) Glade Valley, N. C.

D. T. Bryant Glade Valley, N. C.

33. GLENWOOD

ELDEES

A. W. Watson, (C) Glenwood, N. C.

W. B. Mayhew Glenwood, N. C.

A. P. Kersey Glenwood, N. C.

DEACONS

C. F. Overman, (T) Glenwood, N. C.

E. A. Woodell Glenwood, N. C.

P. C. Heath Glenwood, N. C.

W. D. Taylor Greensboro, N. C.

J. T. Barham Greensboro, N. C.

34. GRAHAM

ELDEES

J. L. Scott, Jr Graham, N. C.

C. P. Albright Graham, N. C.

C. C. Thompson-, -,^-^,^--- — -,,-^-.,__._^__.,.,__„, Graham, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 677

McBride Holt Graham, N. C.

J. Harvey White, (C) Graham, N. C.

J. A. Long Graham, N. G.

H. W. Scott - Graham, N. C.

A. K. Hardee Graham, N. C.

J. C. Walker Graham, N. C.

W. O. Stratford Haw Eiver, N. C.

DEACONS

W. H. Anderson Graham, N. C.

F. A. Miller Graham, N. C.

C. A. Scott Graham, N. C.

S. T. Johnson Graham, N. C.

A. D. Tate, (T) Graham, N. C.

L. B. Williamson Graham, N. C.

Armstrong Holt , Graham, N. C.

W. E. White Graham, N. C.

W. P. Smith Graham, N. C.

J. C. McAdams Graham, N. C.

Don. E. Scott Graham, N. C.

E. L. Holmes Graham, N. C.

J. O. Corbett, (T) Graham, N. C.

35. GREENWOOD

ELDEKS

Fred M. Clack Eeidsville, N. C, E. F. D.

A. W. Daniel Eeidsville, N. C, E. F. D.

E. M. Jones Eeidsville, N. C, E. F. D.

DEACONS

Hugh Johnson Eeidsville, N. C, E. F. D.

Jesse B. Corum Eeidsville, N. C, E. F. D.

J. F. Daniel Eeidsville, N. C, E. F. D.

E. E. Jones Eeidsville, N. C. E F. D.

Jesse Roberts Morganton, N. C.

36. GREENSBORO FIRST

ELDEES
A. M. Scales Greensboro, N. C.

Dr. A. E. Wilson_^,_ _=^,_^,^_^ ,_,^, --Greensboro, N. C.

678 Minutes op

Joseph Tate Greensboro, N. C.

W. C. McLean Greensboro, N. C.

J. A. Matheson Greensboro, N. C.

J. W. Foy Greensboro, N. C.

R. H. Wharton Greensboro, N. C.

Judge T. J. Shaw Greensboro, N. C.

R. G. Lee Greensboro, N. C.

G. A. Grimesley Greensboro, N. C.

J. M. Hendrix Greensboro, N. C.

R. G. Vaughn Greensboro, N. C.

W. C. Smith Greensboro, N. C.

W. E. Allen Greensboro, N. C.

J. W. Simpson Greensboro, N. C.

Harry Barton, (C) Greensboro, N. C.

R. G. Glenn, (T) Greensboro, N. G.

DEACONS

W. T. Pickett Greensboro, N. C.

J. L. Thacker Greensboro, N. C.

J. L. Phoenix Greensboro, N. C.

Waldo Porter Greensboro, N. C.

H. R. Bush Greensboro, N. C.

T. B. Brown Greensboro, N. C.

G. O. Coble Greensboro, N. G.

E. H. Austin Greensboro, N. C.

J. B. Leathers Greensboro, N. C.

R. R. King Greensboro, N. 0.

E. M. Sellars Grensboro, N. C.

H. S. Donnell Greensboro, N. C.

D. R. Aiken Greensboro, N. C.

J. W. Brawley Greensboro, N. C.

C. D. Cunningham Greensboro, N. C.

R. M. Middleton Greensboro, N. C.

W. W. Morrison , Greensboro, N. ('.

H. M. Galloway Greensboro, N. V,.

J. S. McAlister Greensboro, N. C.

I. W. Murphy Greensboro, N. C.

37. GRIERS

ELDERS

C. C. Smith, (C) Hightowers, N. C.

D. E. Wilkijisofl_-_.^_______ ^__._^_^^__^, Ridgeville, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 679

W. L. Comptoii Mebane, N. C, E. F. D.

K. L. Mitchell Yanceyville, N. C.

D. D. Butler Leasburg, N. C.

DEACONS

S. C. Wilkiuson Eidgeville, N. C.

E. W. Long Eidgeville, N. C.

H. C. Walker Corbett, N. C.

G. W. Oliver Topnot, N. C.

38. HAWFIELDS

ELDEES

John W. Bason Mebane, N. C, E. 1

James T. Dick Mebane, N. C.

E. C. Turner Mebane, N. C, E. 6

J. S. Gibson Mebane, N. C, E. 6

James E. White Mebane, N. C, E. 6

Jas. P. Kerr, (C) Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

Eobert W. Scott Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

John M. Baker Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

Alfred I. Brown. Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

Pleasant Dixon Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

E. G. Kerr Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

J. H. Freshwater Haw Eiver^ N. C, E. 1

W. Kerr Scott, (T) Haw Eiver, N. C, E. 1

W. H. Bason Swepsonville, N. C.

James Covington Mebane, N. C, E. 6

C. D. Covington Mebane, N. C, E. 6

Jno. J. Fenton Mebane, N. C, E. 6

W. J. Gibson Mebane, N. C, E. 6

Julian G. Gill Efland, N. C, E. 6

A. L. Turner, (T) Mebane, N. C, E. 6

W. C. Woods Mebane, N. C, E. 6

39. HIGH POINT

ELDEES

E. A. Snow, (C) High Point, N. C.

Geo. W. Denny High Point, N. C.

680 Minutes op

C. T. Hamilton High Point, N. C.

H. B. Hyde Hijjh Point, N. C.

W. W. Smith High Point, N. C.

W. A. Hayes, (T) High Point, N. C.

George L. Taylor Jamestown, N. C.

DEACONS

Carter Dalton High Point, N. C.

A. S. Caldwell, Jr High Point, N. C.

Frank Wjineskee High Point, N. C.

P. H. Johnson High Point, N. C.

S. E. Tucker High Point, N. C.

J. A. Johnson High Point, N. C.

A. E. Tarplin High Point, N. C.

E. M. Shipman High Point, N. C.

D. M. Pollock High Point, N. C.

40. HILLSBOBO

ELDERS

S. Strudwick, (C) Hillsboro, N. C.

George A. Durham, (T) Hillsboro, N. C.

Dr. C. D. Jones Hillsboro, N. C.

E. H. Claytor Hillsboro, N. C.

Frank Nash Ealeigh, N. C.

T. M. Arrowsmith Raleigh, N. C.

DEACONS

George C. Lynch Hillsboro, N. C.

A. W. Kenyon Hillsboro, N. C.

P. L. Claytor Hillsboro, N. C.

W. S. Hogan Burlington, N. C.

R. A. Bain Burlington, N. C.

41. HILLS

ELDERS

Walter Hill, (C) Pilot Mountain, N. C.

Luther Jessup Pilot Mountain, N. C.

DEACONS— .None

Synod of North Carolina 681

42. HURDLE MILLS
No Session Hurdle Mills, N. C.

43. IRVING MEMORIAL

ELDEKS

S. E. Irving Stoneville, N. C, R. F. D.

Robert Strong Leaksville, N. C.

DEACONS— None

44. JAMESTOWN
No Session Jamestown, N. C.

45. JEFFERSON

ELDERS

E. A. McNeil Jefferson, N. C.

A. R. Vail Jefferson, N. C.

DEACONS— None

46. LEAKSVILLE

ELDERS

Jason Barnes, (C) Leaksville, N. C.

J. B. Wilson Leaksville, N. C.

Carlyle Barnes Leaksville, N. C.

D. B. Holland Leaksville, N. C.

DEACONS

R. L. Moir, (T) Leaksville, N. C.

W. H. Roberts Leaksville, N. C.

Tony Holland Leaksville, N. C.

L. C. Radford Ridgeville, N. C.

682 Minutes of

47. LEXINGTON
ELDERS

F. C. Bobbins Lexington, N. C.

S. S. Hunter Lexington, N. C.

L. V. Phillips Lexington, N. C.

G. W. Monteastle Lexington, N. C.

Jno. T. Lowe, (C) Lexington, N. C.

Z. L Walser Lexington, N. C.

Z. V. Walser I^exington, N. C.

J. H. Thompson Lexington, N. C.

DEACONS

B. H. Finch Lexington, N. C.

E. J. Buchanan Lexington, N. C.

H. M. Ulmer Lexington, N. C.

R. A. Kinzer Lexington, N. C.

H. B. Varner Lexington, N. C.

J. E. Williams, (T) Lexington, N. C.

T. C. Hinkle, (T) Lexington, N. C.

James Adduton Lexington, N. C.

E. L LeFerre Lexington, N. C.

R. L. Lyerly Lexington, N. C.

48. LITTLE RIVEK

ELDERS

George V. Walker Rougemont, N. C.

W. N. Wilkerson Cedar Grove, N. C, R. F. D.

John aiiehael Hillsboro, N. C, R. F. D.

T. H. Wilson Rougemont, N. C, R. F. D.

J. F. Allison Cedar Grove, N. C, R. F. D.

C. N. Wloods Cedar Grove, N. C, R. F. D.

J. H. Woods, (C) Hurdle Mills, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

S. T. Latta Hillsboro, N. C, R. F. D.

J. T. Wilson, (T) Rougemont, N. C, R. F. D.

J. R. McKee Cedar Grove, N. C, R. F. D.

J. R. Kenison Cedar Grove, N. C, R. F. D.

J. A. Woods Rougemont, N. C, R. F. D.

Synod of North Carolina 683

49. MADISON
ELDEES

W. T. Chambers, (C) Madison, N. C.

G. r. Daniel Madison, N. C.

H. N. Binfoi-d Madison, N. C.

S. H. Campbell Madison, N. C.

W. S. Byerly (T) Madison, N. C.

DEACONS

J. S. King Madison, N. C.

K. W. Daniel Madison, N. C.

Edward Jones Madison, N. C.

A. E. Nickol Madison, N. C.

W. H. Gentry Madison, N. C.

C. H. Pratt Madison, N. C.

50. MEBANE
ELDEES

J. S. White, (C) Mebane, N. C.

H. O. Jobe Mebane, N. C.

E. Y. Farrell Mebane, N. C.

T. B. Pettigrew MeTjane, N. C.

J. S. Cheek Mebane, N. C.

A. E. Wilkinson Mebane, N. C.

W. L. Mason Mebane, N. C.

DEACONS

S. G. Morgan, (T) Mebane, N. C.

J. S. Vincent Mebane, N. C.

A. N. Scott Mebane, N. C.

W. E. White Mebane, N. C.

J. M. Thompson Mebane, N. C.

W. W. Corbett Mebane, N. C.

W. A. Murray Mebane, N. C.

E. W. Wilkinson Mebane, N. C.

J. E. White Mebane, N. C.

H. W. Bason Mebane, N. C.

684 Minutes of

51. MIDWAY

ELDERS

N. E. Rankin, (C) Greensboro, N. C, R. 4

A. T. Wliitsett, (T) Greensboro, N. C, R. 4

W. A. Aydelette Greensboro, N. C, R. 4

A. H. Murray Greensboro, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS

J. A. Murray, (T) Greensboro, N. C, R. 2

Clifford McLean Greensboro, N. C. R. 2

J. D. Donnell Greensboro, N. C, R. 4

L. R. Anderson McLeansville, N. C, R. 4

52, MILTON

ELDERS

D. M. Hines, (C) Milton, N. C.

J. T. Kilby Milton, N. C.

DEACONS
Lewis Walker, (T) Milton, N. C.

53. MOUNT AIRY

ELDERS

W. F. Carter Mount Airy, N. C,

Dr. A. C. Baird Mount Airy, N. C.

D. E. Hoffman, (C) Mount Airy, N. C.

W. W. Burke, (T) Mount Airy, N. C.

J. H. Carter Mount Airy, N. C.

DEACONS

J. D. Smith Mount Airy, N. C.

H. D. Monroe Mount Airy, N. C.

John Sobotta Mount Airy, N. C.

W. F. Carter, Jr Mount Airy, N. C.

E. C. Seewald Mount Airy, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina

685

54. NEW HOPE
ELDERS

T. J. Kirkland Chapel Hill, N. C, R. F. D.

W. E. Kirkland, (C) Chapel Hill, N. C, R. F. D.

Irvin A. Hogan Hillsboro, N. C, R. F. D.

E. A. Dickson Hillsboro, N. C.

Oscar F. Craig University, N. C.

Robert P. Blackwood University, N. C, R. F. D.

William Sharpe (T) Chapel Hill, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

W. G. Stravhorn, (T) University, N. C, R. F. D.

Clarence Strayhorn University, N. C, R. F. D.

John Barland Hillsboro, N. C, R. F. D.

John W. Kirkland Blackwood, N. C, R. F. D.

Arthur Freeland Blackwood, N. C, R. F. D.

55. NORTH ENO
ELDERS

Chas. McDade (C) Cedar Grove, N. C.

T. E. Allison Cedar Grove, N. C.

Dr. B. B. McDade Bains, N. C.

DEACONS

W. B. Allison Cedar Grove, N. C.

Percy Allison Cedar Grove, N. C.

Fletcher Pittard Cedar Grove, N. C.

56. NORTH WILKESBORO
ELDERS

J. E. Finley, (C) North Wilkesboro, N. C.

A A Finley North Wilkesboro, N. C.

J.'KFinley -V_V_ North Wilkesboro, N. C.

^ J (.j^^g North Wilkesboro, N. C.

J." L.' Clements'V_V_V_V_V- North Wilkesboro, N. C.

Leonard Vine North Wilkesboro, N. C.

DEACONS
M. A. Vickery (T) North Wilkesboro, N. C.

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W. E, Wilkins North Wilkesboro, N. C.

E. G. Finley, (T) North Wilkesboro, N. C.

C. E. Crutchfield North Wilkesboro, N. C.

57. NORTH WINSTON

ELDERS

J. H. Gilley (C and T) Winston-Salem, N. C.

F. S. Johnston Winston-Salem, N. C.

L. F. Shives Winston-Salem, N. C.

J. L. Sparks Winston-Salem, N. C.

E. P. Hedge, Jr Winston-Salem, N. C.

L. N. Cashion Winston-Salem, N. C.

R. D. Watson Winston-Salem, N. C.

DEACONS

L. G. Bronson Winston-Salem, N. C.

F. D. Tillotson Winston-Salem, N. C.

J. H. Sell Winston-Salem, N. C.

J. H. Brown Winston-Salem, N. C.

G. L. Johnston Winston-Salem, N. C.

F. C. Jackson Winston-Salem, N. C.

J. A. Adams Winston-Salem, N. C.

H. L. Sparks Winston-Salem, N. C.

58. OBIDS

ELDERS

J. C. Crawford Obids, N. C.

Jesse Baker Obids, N. C.

R. C. Jackson Ledgerwood, N. C.

DEACONS
Robert McNeil Obids, N. C.

59. PEAT CREEK

ELDERS
J. W. Boulding Laurel Springs, N. C.

DEACONS
J. Green Wringler Laurel Springs, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 687

60. PIEDMONT

ELDEE8

J. M. Workman, (C) Burlington, N. C.

R. L. Barnwell Burlington, N. C.

G. L. Glosson Burlington, N. C.

C. C. Brown Burlington, N. C.

DEACONS

O. G. Thompson, (T) Burlington, N. C.

R. G. Ausley Burlington, N. C.

E. 0. Willis Burlington, N. C.

J. W. Glosson Burlington, N. C.

A. D. Wagoner Burlington, N. C.

61. PINE HALL

ELDERS

W. C. Paris Pine Hall, N. C.

J. A. Williams, (C) Pine Hall, N. C.

J. P. Dalton Pine Hall, N. C.

DEACONS

L. W. Blackwell Pine Hall, N. C.

J. R. Williams, (T) Pine Hall, N. C.

62. PINE RIDGE

ELDERS

Cable Cook Mount Airy, N. C, R. F. D.

W. M. Ferguson, (C) Pilot Mountain, N. C.

Frank Cook Pilot Mountain, N. C, R. F. D.

John Cook Pilot Mountain, N. C, R. F. D.

Floyd Hunter Pilot Mountain, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

James Flippins, (T) Pilot Mountain, N. C, R. F. D.

Powell Cook Pilot Mountain, N. C, R. F. D.

63. PLEASANT GARDEN

ELDERS

D. T. Coble, (C) — — . , Greensboro, N. C, R. 6

688 Minutes of

DEACONS

J. C. Neely Pleasant Garden, N. C.

A. C. Eankiu Pleasant Garden, N. C.

W. T. Coble (T) Greensboro, N. C, R. 6

64. PLEASANT GROVE

ELDERS

S. J. Cobb, (C) Topnot, N. C.

W. P. Cook, T) Topnot, N. C.

DEAC^ONS

William Cook Topnot. N. C.

W. T. Lunsford Topnot, N. C.

65. RED HOUSE

ELDERS

W. G. Smith Milton, N. C.

J. N. Rainey, (T) Semora, N. C.

W. O. Smith, (C) Milton, N. 0.

DEACONS
C. K. Trompson Milton, N. C.

66. REIDSVILLE

ELDERS

R. P. Richardson Reidsville, N. C.

E. Frank Hall Reidsville, N. C.

Francis Womack Reidsville, N. C.

Henry W. Hines Reidsville, N. C.

W. B. Millner Reidsville, N. C.

Jesse A. Fetzer, (C) Reidsville, N. C.

D. E. Purcell Wentworth, N. C.

DEACONS

Charles H. Fetzer, (T) Reidsville, N. C.

W. R. Dalton Reidsville, N. C.

D. A. Hendrix Reidsville, N. C,

Synod of North Carolina 689

Dr. M. B. Aberuethy Keidsville, N. C.

E. S. Montgomery Eeidsville, N. C.

W. H. Foy Eeidsville, N. C.

E. H. Tucker Eeidsville, N. C.

67. EEYNOLDA

ELDEES

J. S. Kuykendall, (C) Winston-Salem, N. C.

T. E. Evans Winston-Salem, N. C.

N. A. Hollerman Winston-Salem, N. C, E. 2

F. S. Veruay Winston-Salem, N. C.

DEACONS

J. S. Dunn, (T) Winston-Salem, N. C.

F. P. Holleman Winston-Salem, N. C, E. 2

S. Wilson Gray Winston-Salem, N. C.

68. ROCKY RIDGE

ELDEES
George Caldwell Pedens, N. C.

DEACONS
Eufus Taylor ^ Pedens, N. C.

69. ROXBORO

ELDEES

J. O. Abbott, (C) Eoxboro, N. C.

H. L. Crowell, (T) Eoxboro, N. C.

B. T. Bowles Eoxboro, N. C.

W. L. King Eoxboro, N. C.

E. J. Wreun Eoxboro, N. C.

DEACONS

W. C. Watkins Eoxboro, N. C.

E. G. Thompson Eoxboro, N. C.

A. S. DeVlainiug Eoxboro, N. C.

G. D, Thaxton , __-_.__^_^^ .^.-Eoxboro, N. C.

690 Minutes of

70. SANDY RIDGE

No Session Sandy Eidge, N. C.

71. SAXAPAHAW.

ELDEES

E. F. Lasley, (C) Saxapahaw, N. C.

J. W. Durham Saxapahaw, N. C.

Jno. W. Stockard-- Saxapahaw, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. Lasley, (T) Saxapahaw, N. C.

L. M. Starr Saxapahaw, N. C.

72. SHILOH

ELDEES

Perry A. Sharpe, (C) Burlington, N. C.

Burney Clappe Burlington, N. C.

DEACONS

A. S. Ingle Burlington, N. C.

Claude Bryan Burlington, N. C.

Lester Short Burlington, N. C.

Jesse Sharpe Burlington, N. C.

73. SMYRNA

ELDEES

W. G. Eakestraw, (C) Wentworth, N. C.

E. S. Smith Wentworth, N. C.

H. C. Crowder Madison, N. C.

DEACONS
J. W. Eakestraw Wentworth, N. C.

74. SOUTH LOWELL

ELDEES

J. P. Clark Eougemont, N. C, E. F. D.

C. W. Wilscn Eougemont, N. C, E. F. D,

Synod of North Carolina 691

F. D.

DEACONS

J A. Perry Bahama, N. C, E.

T N. Wilson Rougenioiit, N. C, R. F. T>.

E. W. Wilson Rougemont, N. C, R. F. D.

75. SPRAY
ELDERS

William R. Walker, (C) Spray, N. C.

W. J. Baughn Spray, N. C.

E. E. Cheek Spray, N. C.

DEACONS

N. H. McCollum Spray, N. C.

J. H. Sams Spray, N. C.

C. T. Martin Spray, N. C.

W. F. Gilley Spray, N. C.

76, SPRINGWOOD
ELDERS

John Summers Whitsett, N. C.

John Sharpe Whitsett, N. C.

E. B. Wheeler, (C) Whitsett, N. C.

L. S. Ingle Whitsett, N. C.

Albert Ingle Whitsett, N. C.

D. P. Clapp Whitsett, N. C.

DEACONS

F. B. Greeson WJiitsett, N. C.

F. C. Greeson Whitsett, N. C.

R. K. Davenport, (T) Whitsett, N. C.

H. A. Johnson Burlington, N. C.

77. SPEEDWELL

ELDERS

Thomas S. Malloy, (C) Reidsville, N. C.

Thopras F. Rankin.,, ^Reidsville, N. C, R. F. D.

692 Minutes of

DEACONS

J. M. Hopkins, (T) Reidsville. N. C, R. F. D.

N. W. Smothers Reidsville, N. C, R. F. D.

W. A. Pritchett Reidsville, N. C, R. F. D.

R. W. Oakley Reidsville, N. C, R. F. D.

J. D. Nance Reidsville, N. C, R. F. D.

T. W. Jones Reidsville, N. C, R. F. D.

78. STONEVILLE

ELDERS

T. L. Smith, (C) __-Stoneville, N. C.

R. L. Joyce Stoneville, N. C.

P. H. Stone Richmond, Va.

DEACONS— None

79. STONY CREEK

ELDERS

J. C. McCulloch Burlington, N. C, R. 8

J. M. Garrison Burlington, N. C, R. 2

C. A. Wilson Burlington, N. C. R. 2

G. L. Barnette Burlington, N. C, R. 2

J. T. Reid Altamahaw, N. C.

W. J. Barker, (C) Burlington, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

T. A. Barnett Burlington, N. C, R. 2

TT. C. Garrison Burlington, N. C, R. 2

J. E. Garrison Burlington, N. C, R. 2

W. T. Barnett Union Ridge, N. C.

T. B. Barker, (T) — Altamahaw, N. C.

R. L. Walker Burlington, N. C.

J. T. Bowlen Altamahaw, N. C.

80. THOMASVILLB

ELDERS

J. H. Donrell, (C) Thomasville, N. C

J. A. Browu^=^=^^^^_-___^___^^^,_^^^_^^_ Thomasville, N. C.

Synod op North Carolina 693

DEACONS

F. C. Howard, (T) Tliomasville, N. C.

H. A. Eichie Thomasville, N. C.

D. B. Barkley Thomasville, N. C.

W. G. Kirk Thomasville, N. C.

Louis Barkley Thomasville, N. C.

81. TRINITY AVENUE

ELDEES

Z. A. Eochelle, (C) Durham, N. C.

W. L. Cadwalender Durham, N. C.

DEACONS— None

82. TROLINWOOD

ELDEES
J. A. Long Haw Eiver, N. C.

DEACONS— None

83. WAUGHTOWN

ELDEES

L. H. Bledsoe Winston-Salem, N. C.

Jno. E. Stovall (C) Winston-Salem, N. C.

DEACONS

L. S. Simons, (T) Winston-Salem, N. C.

C. C. O'Brien Winston-Salem, N. C.

C. E. Agee _Winston-Salem, N. C.

W|. T. Brooks Winston-Salem, N. C.

M. M. McCall Winston-Salem, N. C.

I. W. Ashburn Winston-Salem, N. C.

O. Mack Brown Davidson, N. C.

84. WENTWORTH
No Session—^, „_^,^_ ^ Wentworth, N. C.

694 Minutes op

85. WESTMINSTER

ELDERS

Dr. W: P. Beall, (C) Greensboro, N. C.

T. G. McLean Greensboro, N. C.

E. P. Wharton Greensboro, N. C.

E. J. Davis Greensboro, N. C.

W. C. Denny Greensboro, N. C.

W. E. Anderson Greensboro, N. C.

P. N. Pritchett Greensboro, N. C.

C. C. McLean, (T) Greensboro, N. C.

T. B. Blair Greensboro, N. C.

C. E. Scott Greensboro, N. C.

DEACONS

G. S. Sergeant Greensboro, N. C.

R. W. Murray Greensboro, N. C.

A. L. Rankin Greensboro, N. C.

M. F. Kersey Greensboro, N. C.

D. C. Clapp Greensboro, N. C.

A. F. Brooks Greensboro, N. C.

E. L. Clarke, (T) Greensboro, N. C.

T. R. Pemberton Greensboro. N. C.

H. N. Darling — Greensboro, N. C.

H. W. Pritchett Greensboro, N. C.

R. B. Beall Greensboro, N. C.

R. N. Carrier Greensboro, N. C.

R. B. McLennon Greensboro, N. C.

W. M. Adams Greensboro, N. C.

86. WILKESBORO

ELDERS

L. M. Pharr, (C) Wilkesboro, N. C.

D. E. Smoak Wilkesboro, N. C.

L. B. Dula _. Wilkesboro, N. C.

DEACONS

W. E. Pharr Wilkesboro, N. C.

R. B. Pharr, (T) Wilkesboro, N. C.

J. W. Dula-__-__- Wilkesboro, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 695

87. winston-salem, first

ELDEES

J. M. Eooers Winston-Salem, N. C.

Thomas Patterson Winston-Salem, N. C.

Robert Critz- Winston-Salem, N. C.

E. L. Anderson Wlinston-Salem, N. C.

George S. Norfleet Winston-Salem, N. C.

J. Lindsay Patterson \\rinston-Salem, N. C.

E. D. Vauo-hn Winston-Salem, N. C.

C. M. Norfleet Winston-Salem, N. C.

R. W. Gorrell Winston-Salem, N. C.

Thomas Maslin Winston-Salem, N. C.

R. C. Norfleet Winston-Salem, N. C.

W. W. Smoak Winston-Salem, N. C.

M. W. Norfleet, (C) Winston-Salem, N. C.

John W. Moore Winston-Salem, N. C.

R. E. Johnson Winston-Salem, N. C.

Fred Sheetz Winston-Salem, N. C.

C. U. Davis Winston-Salem, N. C.

A. M. Craig Luebo, Africa

DEACONS

W. H. Maslin, (T) Winston-Salem, N. C.

C. L. Glenn Winston-Salem, N. C.

J. M. Lentz Winston-Salem, N. C.

Henry Roan ^ Winston-Salem, N. C.

B. J. Sheppard Winston-Salem, N. C.

W. C. Brown Winston-Salem, N. C.

P. A. Gorrell Winston-Salem, N. C.

S. Clay Williams Winston-Salem, N. C.

A. S. Kennickell, Jr Winston-Salem, N. C.

C. H. Sebring Winston-Salem, N. C.

E. W. O'Hanlon WJnston-Salem, N. C.

W. L. Buhman Winston-Salem, N. C.

H. L. Riggins Winston-Salem, N. C.

88, WORTHVILLE
No Session Worthville, N. C

696 Minutes of

89. YANCEYVILLE

ELDERS

George L. "Williamson, (C) Yancey ville, N. C.

T. Y. Chandler Blanche, N. C.

Dr. S. A. Malloy Yanceyville, N. C.

J. W. Crowell Yanceyville, N. C.

DEACONS

T. J. Florence, (T) Yanceyville, N. C.

B. A. Harris Milton, N. C.

Samuel Basen Yanceyville, N. C.

William Fitch Yanceyville, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 697

IL Concord Presbytery

1. BACK CREEK

ELDEES

J. K. Goodman Mt. Ulla, N. C.

G. H. Bro^NTi Mt. Ulla, N. C.

Dr. G. A. Brown Mt. Ulla, N. C.

S. E. Sloop Mt. Ulla, N. C.

H. E. Shoaf Mt. Ulla, N. C.

DEACONS

S. E. Knox, (T) Bear Poplar, N. C.

H. L. McLauchlin Mt. Ulla, N. C.

D. A. Deitz Mt. Ulla, N. C.

C. J. Wilkinson Mt. Ulla, N. C.

Jno. A. Gilbert, (T) Mt. Ulla, N. C.

S. B. Hart Mooresville, N. C.

J. A. Stewart Mooresville, N. C.

2. BAYLESS MEMORIAL

ELDEES

Thomas Eudy Concord, N. C.

J. W. Eeadling Concord, N. C.

E. W. Eeadling Concord, N. C.

S. A. Perkins, (C) Concord, N. C.

DEACONS

W. M. Walters Concord, N. C.

C. Mclunis Concord, N. C.

G. Eymer Concord, N. C.

E. AI. Maulden Concord, N. C.

E. L. Sloop Concord, N. C.

Richard Hudson Concord, N. C.

J. A. Cauble, (T) Concord, N.- C.

69B Minutes op

3. BETHANY

ELDERS

Dr. E. A. Hall, (C) Duulap, N. C.

J. C. Dunlap Dunlap, N. C.

G. W^. Morrison Statesville, N. C.

J. C. Crawford Statesville, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS

E. R. McAuley Dunlap, N. C.

T. L. Adams Dunlap, N. C.

W. B. Crawford Statesville, N. C, R 4

J. W. Vickery Statesville, N. C. R. 4

4. BETHESDA

ELDERS

A. E. Lentz, (C and T) Statesville, N. C, R. 1

W. A. McNeely Statesville,, N. C, R. 1

R. Winecoff Troutman, N. C, R. 2

W. P. Cook Troutman, N. C, R. 2

W. P. Goodman Mt. Ulla, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

G. W. McNeely Statesville, N. C, R. 1

C. T. McNeely Statesville N. C, R. 1

W. W. Lentz Statesville, N. C, R. 1

L. E. Freeland Statesville, N. C, R. 1

Thomas Morrow Mt. Ulla, N. C, R. 2

5. BETHPAGE

ELDERS

C. M. Petrea Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

M. N. Petrea Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

W. H. Parks Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

E. L. Isenhour, (C) Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

C. R. Walker Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

W. G. Rumple Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

J. E. Brown Kannapolis, N. C, R. 2

Synod of North Carolina 699

6. BRIDGEWATER

ELDERS
Lawrence Jarrett, (C) Bridgewater, N. C.

DEACONS— None

7. CENTRE

ELDERS

T. J. Williams Mooresville, N. C.

Harry Alexander Mooresville, N. C.

J. B. Houston Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

B. S. Templeton, (C) Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS

J. A. Black Mooresville, N. C.

T. O. Brawley Mooresville, N. C.

W. L. Jones Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

Rufus Houston Mooresville, N. C., R. 4

8. CLEVELAND

ELDERS

R. M. Rosebro, (C) Cleveland, N. C.

W. W. Roseman Cleveland, N. C.

J. B. Kincaid Cleveland, N. C.

DEACONS

W. L. Carson Cleveland, N. C.

J. G. Lyerly Salisbury, N. C, R. 5

Q. J. Scott Cleveland, N. C.

R. H. Foard Cleveland, N. C.

Dr. G. M. Fleming Cleveland, N. C.

P. D. Roseman, (T) Cleveland, N. C.

9. CLINCHTIELD

ELDERS

C. W. Atkins Marion, N. C.

Paul V. Nichols __Marion, N. C.

700 Minutes of

DEACONS

William Minnish Marion, N. C.

W. M. Taylor Mariou, N. C.

E. W. Workman Marion, N. C.

10. CLIO

ELDEES

E. E. Hill (C) Statesville, N. C, E. 5

W, C. Wooten Statesville, N. C, E. 2

C. S. King Statesville, N. C, E. 5

DEACONS

E. E. Hill Statesville, N. C, E. 5

Todd Summers Statesville, N. C, E.'2

W. B. McLelland Stony Point, N. C, E. 1

11. CONCORD (IREDELL)

ELDEES

J. P. Watt Loray, N. C.

T. W. Vickery Loray, N. C.

J. B. Summers,(C) Statesville, N. C. E. 6

D. B. Morrison Loray, N. C.

A. W. Stevenson Stony Point, N. C, E. F. D.

J. L. Harris Statesville, N. C, E. 6

C. H. Summers Loray, N. C.

DEACONS

H. L. Stevenson Loray, N. C.

L. C. Stevenson Loray, N. C.

C. A. McLelland Statesville, N. C, E. 6

H. D. Lackey Statesville, N. C, E. 6

J. E. Murdock Scotts, N. C.

J. W. Summers Loray, N. C.

A. M. Deal Statesville, N. C, E. 6

Synod of North Carolina

701

12. CONCORD FIRST

ELDERS

J. P. Allison Concord, N. C.

./no. J. Earnhardt Concord, N. C.

.VI. H. Caldwell Concord, N. C.

J. W. Cannon Concord, N. C.

.W. G. Caswell Concord. N. C.

M. M. Gillon Concord, N. C.

B. E. Harris Concord, N. C.

W. J. Hill Concord, N. G.

D. B. Morrison Concord, N. C

C. r. Ritchie Concord, N. C

H. I. Woodhouse (C) Concord, N. C.

L. T. Hartsell Concord, N. C.

DEACONS

E. C. Earnhardt Concord, N. C.

W. L. Bell Concord, N. C.

H. W. Caldwell __. Concord, N C.

E. H. Brown Concord, N. C.

J. F. Goodson Concord, N. C.

G. M. Lore Concord, N. C.

W. A. Overcash Concord, N. C

Jones Y. Pharr Concord, N. C.

F. C. Niblock Concord, N. C.

T. T. Smith (T) Concord, N. C.

E. F. White Concord, N. C

13. CONCORD SECOND
ELDERS

J. C. Query (C) Concord, N. C.

C. H. Long Concord, N. C.

F. H. Sides Concord, N. C.

L. A. Martin Concord, N. C.

G. W. Creech Concord, N. C.

A. M. Tnrner Concord, N. C

DEACONS

J. A. Cosby Concord, N C.

A. S. Alexander Concord, N. C.

C. W. Freeze Concord, N. C.

702 Minutes of the

T. H. McLelland Concord, N. C.

H. G. Sherrill Concord, N. C.

L. C. B'arringer Concord, N. C.

14. COOLEEMEE

ELDEES

G. W. Fowler (C) Salisbury, N. C, R. 1

J. M. C. Penninger Woodleaf, N. C, R. 1

S. B. Seagravcs Cooleemee, N. C, E. 1

J. W. Thompson Cooleemee, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

Frank Penninger Woodleaf, N. C, E. 1

I. P. Graham Cooleemee, N. C.

H. I. Duncan Cooleemee, N. C.

15. DAVIDSON COLLEGE

ELDEES

F. J. Knox (C) Davidson, N. C.

Dr. C. E. Harding Davidson, N. C.

Dr. A. A. McFadyen China

Dr. W. J. Martin Davidson, N. C.

Dr. W. E. Grey Davidson, N. C.

Dr. J. M. MacConnell Davidson, N. C.

W. H. Thompson Davidson, N. C.

Dr. H. B. Arbuckle Davidson, N. C.

F. L. Jackson Davidson, N. C.

John Hill Davidson, N. C.

J. F. Caldwell Davidson, N. C.

Prof. A. Currie Davidson, N. C.

John M. Douglass Davidson, N. C.

DEACONS

V. B. Stirewalt Davidson, N. C.

W. A. Jetton Davidson, N. C.

J. E. Withers Davidson, N. C.

Prof. J. L. Douglas Davidson, N. C.

M. W. Cranford Davidson, N. C.

John L. Stewart Davidson, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 703

J. M. Blue Davidson, N. C.

W. S. Henderson Davidson, N. C.

Dr. E. F. Shewmake Davidson, N. C.

Dr. J. "W^. MacConnell Davidson, N. C.

Prof. W. W. Wood Davidson, N. C.

C. A. Potts Davidson, N. C.

16. ELMWOOD

ELDEES

B. E. Arey Elmwood, N. C.

H. L. Fleming Elmwood, N. C.

W. B. Byford (T) Elmwood, N. C.

J. W. Thompson (C) Barber, N. C, R. 2

S. K. Carson Barber, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

C. W. Pou Elmwood, N. C.

J. M. Bruner Barber, N. C, R. 2

G. W. Dry Elmwood, N. C, R. 1

17. FIFTH CREEK

ELDERS

J. V. Niblock (C) Cleveland, N. C. R. 2

H. T. Foster Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

W. W. Bobbitt Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

J. A. Vaughn Turnersburg, N. C, R. 1

R. W. Wilhelm Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

C. H. Knox Statesville, N. C, R. 4

V. C. Montgomery Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

D. W. Montgomery Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

F. L. Houpe Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

W. T. Summers Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

18. FRANKLIN

ELDERS
G. W. Overman (C) Salisbury, N. C, R. 7

DEACONS— None

704 Minutes of the

19. FRONT STREET

ELDEES

W. B. Gibson Statesville, N. C.

C. Fulp :. Statesville, N. C.

DeKalb Kennerly Statesville. N. C.

L. K. Overcash (C) Statesville, N. C.

DEACONS

C. B. Morrison Statesville, N. C.

E. Y. McNeely Statesville, N. C.

E. P. Summers Statesville, N. C.

J. A. Lackey Statesville, N. C.

20. GILWOOD

ELDEES

C. H. Hamilton (C) Davidson, N. C.

D. P. Brumley Davidson, N. C, E. 24

Neal H. Chester Davidson, N. C, E. 24

M. A. Emerson Concord, N. C, R. 2

J. A. Mowrer Davidson, N. C, R. 24

G. W. Readling Davidson, N. C, E. 24

DEACONS

J. C. Johnston _._ Concord, N. C, R. 2

Wm. A. Chester Davidson, N. C, R. 24

Allen n. Harris Concord, N. C, R. 2

Chas. L. Johnston Concord, N. C, R. 2

E. W. Morrison Davidson, N. C, R. 24

C. O. Overcash Concord, N. C, R. 2

21. GLEN ALPINE

ELDEES

B. A. Giles (C) Glen Alpine, N. C.

Tate Simpson Glen Alpine, N. C.

DEACONS

E. J. Gibbs Glen Alpine, N. C.

W. E. Giles Glen Alpine, N. C.

Synod op North Carolina 705

22. HARMONY

ELDERS

J. A. Barnard Houstonville, N. C.

P. B. Kennedy (C) Houstonville, N. C.

W. F. Cowan Harmony, N. C.

R. F. Gaither Harmony, N. C.

DEACONS

W. F. Moore Harmony, N. C, E. F. D.

L. A. Dagenhart Harmony, N. C, R. F. D.

23. HARRISBURG

ELDERS

D. L. Morrison Harrisburg, N. C.

D. B. McEachern (C) Harrisburg, N. C.

W. D. Harry Harrisburg, N. C.

DEACONS

Elam Thompson Harrisburg, N. C.

Sam Cochran Newells, N. C.

Zeb M. Stafford Harrisburg, N. C.

Raymond Hagler Harrisburg, N. C.

24. HICKORY

ELDERS

Dr. W. B. Ramsay (C) iTickory, N. C.

H. M. Doll Hickory, N. C.

G. W. Hall Hickory; N. C.

H. E. McComb Hickory, N. C.

W. B. Menzies Hickory, N. C.

Dr. T. F. Stevenson Hickory, N. C.

P. W. Troutman Hickory, N. C.

N. M. Seagle Hickory, N. C.

R. J. Revely Hickory, N. C.

J. J. Willard Hickory, N. C.

DEACONS

E. B. Cline Hickory, N. C.

N. W. Clark Hickory, N. C.

706 Minutes of the

C. V. Garth Hickory, N. C.

R. L. Hefuei Hickory, N. C.

Geo. W. Killian Hickory, N. C.

K. C. Menzies Hickory, N. C.

D. M. McComb Hickory, N. C.

Glenn O. Yount Hickory, N. C.

E. D. Yoiler Hickory, N. C.

25. KANNAPOLIS

ELDERS

J. S. Query Kannapol

C. E. Lowe Kannapol

H. D. McCorkle Kannapol

Dr. E. C. Barnard Kannapol

H. H. Goodnight Kannapol

C. C. Hill Kannapol

G. W. Lee Kannapol

G. B. Brandon Kannapol

DEACONS

s, N. C.
s, N. C.
s, N. C.
s, N. C.
s, N. C.
s, N. C.
s. N. C.
s, N. C.

J. T. Nantz Kannapolis, N. C.

E. E. Lady Kannapolis, N. C.

K. Q. Lowe Kannapolis, N. C.

J. G. Lowe Kannapolis, N. C.

J. C. Taylor Kannapolis, N. C.

C. H. Walters Kannapolis, N. C.

R. H. Holdbrooks Kannapolis, N. C.

Craig Misenheimer Kannapolis, N. C.

C. M. Powell Kannapolis, N. ( '.

J. M. Goodnight Kannapolis, N. ('.

26. LENOIR

ELDERS

J. H. Beall (C) Lenoir, N. (!

J. M. Barnhardt Lenoir, N. C

J. E. Martin Lenoir, N. C

W. H. Craddock __^ Lenoir, N. «'

Synod of North Carolina 707

DEACONS

G. F. Harper Lenoir, N. C.

H. B. Eash Lenoir, N. C.

L. Hoffman Lenoir, N. C.

R. L. Gwyn Lenoir,, N. C.

V. D. Guire Lenoir, N. C.

J. T. Pritchett Lenoir, N. C.

L. B. Martin Lenoir, N. C.

D. W. Turner Lenoir, N. C.

27. LITTLE JOE'S

ELDERS

J. W. Clark Barium Springs, N. 0.

W;. B. Parks Barium Springs, N. C.

S. A. Grier Barium Springs, N. C.

J. H. Lowrance (C) Barium Springs, N. C,

DEACONS
G. M. Young Troutman, N. C.

28. MARION

ELDERS

W. B. Ratliff (C) Marion, N. C.

J. W. Kirby Marion, N. C.

R. E. McCall - Marion, N. C.

Dr. Guy S, Kirby Marion, N. C.

Geo. A. Banner Marion, N. C.

DEACONS

F. B. Guinn Marion, N. C.

K. A. Kirley Marion, N. C.

J. C. Bowman Marion, N. C.

J. H. Buckley Marion, N. C.

Dr. P. D. Sinclair Marion, N. C.

W. L. Morris Marion, N. C.

W. J. Patton Marion, N. C.

W, W. Guy ..^-^,^,, „,.._, ^_,,_„ ^ Marion, N. C.

708 MjNUTES OF THE

29. McKINNON

ELDERS

L. R. Crooks (C) Concord, N. C.

C. S. Smart Concord, N. C.

C. G. Ridenhour Concord, N. C.

Chas. Phillips Concord, N. C.

Lacy L. Cochran Concord, N. C.

DEACONS

W. W. Crooks (T) Concord, N. C.

E. H. Cook Concord, N. C.

Eugene Moigan Concord, N. C.

John Mclrnis Concord, N. C.

E. N. Overcash Concord, N. C.

Roy Sapp Concord, N. C.

C. A. Henry Concord, N. C.

30. MOCKSVILLE

ELDERS

E. L. Gaither (C) Mocksvillc, N. C.

S. A. Woodruif Mocksvillc, N. C.

J. B. Johnstone Mocksville, N. C.

R. B. Sanford Mocksville, N. C

DEACONS

E. M. Woodruff Mocksville, N. C.

R. M. Holtshouser Mocksville, N. C.

B. 0. Morris Mocksville, N. C.

31. MOORESVILLE FIRST

ELDERS

T. N. Hall (C) Mooresville, N. C.

Z. V. Turlington Mooresville, N. C.

W. R. Allison Mooresville. N. C.

C. V. Voils Mooresville, N. C.

J. E. Sherrill Mooresville, N. C.

J. L. Harris Mooresville, N. C.

S. Frontis _^-- ^_^--_^^^^_ Mooresville, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 709

DEACONS

C. p. McNeely Mooresville, N. C.

W. M. Neel Mooresville, N. C.

G. C. Goodman Mooresville, N. C.

J. P. Mills Mooresville, N. C.

W. M. Lentz Mooresville, N. C.

C. R. Johnston Mooresville, N. C.

C. E. Hawthorne Mooresville, N. C.

J. F. Brantley Mooresville, N. C.

Mack Sample, Jr Mooresville, N. C.

J. L. Donald '. Mooresville, N. C.

C. U. Voils Mooresville, N. C.

E. W. Brawley Mooresville, N. C.

32. MOORESVILLE SECOND

ELDERS

W. L. Matheson (C) Mooresville, N. C.

O. A. Procter Mooresville^ N. C.

J. P. Horton Mooresville, N. C.

O. I. Bradley Mooresville, N. C.

J. F. Stafford Mooresville, N. C.

H. D. Mills Mooresville, N. C.

DEACONS

J. F. Fairchild Mooresville. N. C.

P. S. Boyd Mooresville, N. C.

C. W. White Mooresville, N. C.

J. T. Robertson — Mooresville, N. C.

W. R. Rose , Mooresville, N. C.

33. MORGANTON

ELDERS

Jno. A. Dickson (C) Morganton, N. C.

I. T. Avery Morganton, N. C.

S. T. Ervin Morganton, N. C.

E. W. Phifer Morganton, N. C

E. D. Alexander Morganton, N. C.

W. H. Ross : Morganton, N. C.

H. A, Howard ,_- Morganton, N. C.

710 Minutes op the

DEACONS
A. M. Ingold Morganton, N. C.

E. L. Bell Morganton, N. C.

A. C. Avery Morganton, N. C.

F. P. Tate Morganton, N. C.

A. C. Chaffee Morganton, N. C.

C. P. Greyer Morganton, N. C.

L. E. Erwin Morganton, N. C.

Balbus Branch — Morganton, N. C.

ELDERS

34. NEW SALEM

ELDEES

J. S. Clodfelter Stony Point, N. C.

J. D. Elliott Stony Point, N. C.

W. S. Patterson (C) Stony Point, N. C.

DEACONS

B. F. Hines Stony Point; N. C.

W. D. McLelland Stony Point, N. C.

Nelson Alexander Stony Point, N. C.

ELDEES

35. NEWTON

ELDEES

J. A. Garvin Newton, N. C.

W. C. Feimster Newton, N. C.

W. B. Gaither Newton, N. C.

Geo. H. West Newton, N. C.

W. E. Yount Newton, N. C.

W. C. Kenyon Newton, N. C.

L. L. Hill Newton, N. C.

F. E. Garvin (C) Newton, N. C.

DEACONS

A. H. Crowell Newton, N. C.

W. R. Fry ISiewton, N. C.

J. A. Gaither Newton, N. C.

R. B. Knox Newton, N. C.

Wv E. Abernethy Newton, N. C.

T. C. Clifton Newton, N. C.

D. B, Gaither ____ _________ __^^_, Newton, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 711

36. OAKWOOD

ELDEES
W. H. McLean (C) Lenoir, N. C, E. 4

DEACONS— None

ELDEES

37. OLD FORT

ELDEES

Dr. D. M. MeLitosh (C) Old Fort, N. C.

Chas. Burgin Old Fort, N. C,

George Hyams Old Fort, N. C.

DEACONS
J. S. Stirewalt Old Fort, N. C.

38. PATTERSON

ELDEES

W. I-. Morris (C) Concord, N. C.

W. D. McLauchlin Concord, N. C, E. 6

DEACONS

W. L. Morris, Jr. Concord, N. C.

W. F. McLauchlin Concord, N. C. E. 6

39. POPLAR TENT

ELDEES
C. T. Allison (C) Concord, N. C, E. 1

E. V. Caldwell -_ Concord, N. C, E. 1

G. J. Untz Concord, N. C, E. 1

W, F. Cannon Concord, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

F. F. Allison Concord, N. C, E. 1

W. G. Allison Concord, N. C, E. 1

C. A. Fisher Concord, N. C, R. 1

C. L. Cannon Concord, N. C, E. 1

C. P. Caldwell Concord, N. C, E. 1

712 Minutes op the

40. PROSPECT

eldp:rs

D. W. Lowrance (C) Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

A. B. Young Mooresville, N. C,. R. F. D.

D. L. Neel Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

D. A. Sloop Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

F. E. Brumley Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

T. C. Beaty Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

J. A. Steele Statesville, N. C.

DEACONS

J. C. Jamison Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

Carey Lowrance Mooresville, N. C, R. F. D.

V. C. Edmiston Mt. UUa, N. C, R. F. D.

41. QUAKER MEADOWS

ELDERS

J. D. Alexander Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

R. S. Spainhour, (C) Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

M. E. Whisenant Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

W. E. McConnaughey Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

Harrison Avery Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

Lewis Ranisaur Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

L. C. Fox Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

Ed H. Spainhour Morganton, N. C, R. F. D.

42. ROCKY RIVER

ELDERS

A. N. Harris Harrisburg, N. C.

J. M. W. White Concord, N. C, R. F. D.

Hall White Concord, N. C, R. F. D.

Sam Black, (C) Harrisburg, N. C.

J. H. Spears Harrisburg, N. C.

W. M. Morrison Harrisburg, N. C.

Alpheus Carriker Harrisburg, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 713

DEACONS

Ed. S. Erwin, (T) Concord, N. C.

Ed. W. Harris Harrisburg, N. C.

William Spears Harrisburg, N. C.

Arthur Alexander Harrisburg, N. C.

Sam McCurdy Concord, N. C.

43. SALISBURY FIRST

ELDERS

F. R. Brown, (C) Salisbury, N. C.

J. M. Brown Salisbury, N. C.

J. S. McCubbins Salisbury, N. C.

O. D. Davis Salisbury, N. C.

E. B. Neave Salisbury, N. C.

J. M. McCorkle Salisbury, N. C.

Dr. R. L. Ramsay Salisbury, N. C.

S. W. Harry Salisbury, N. C.

H. P. Brandis Salisbury, N. C.

DEACONS

M. C. Quinn Salisbury, N. C.

D. A. Atwell Salisbury, N. C.

W. L. Klutz Salisbury, N. C.

W. L. Campbell Salisbury, N. C.

S. H. Wiley Salisbury, N. C.

A. W. Harry Salisbury, N. C.

T. M. Kesler Salisbury, N. C.

J. r. Hurley Salisbury, N. C.

H. A. Rouzer . Salisbury, N. C.

J. E. Hennessee Salisbury, N. C.

WV E. McWhirter Salisbury, N. C.

John E. Ramsay Salisbury, N. C.

Jas. H. Ramsay Salisbury, N. C.

W. A. Goodman Salisbury, N. C.

David Bradshaw Salisbury, N. C.

J. F. McCubbins Salisbury, N. C.

H. W. Davis, (T) Salisbury, N. C.

"714 Minutes op the

44. SALISBURY SECOND

ELDEKS

A. M. Witherspoon Salisbury, N. C.

John A. Downum Salisbury, N. C.

J. P. Cathey Salisbury, N. C.

E. H. Bean, (C) Salisbury, N. C.

Chas. M. Jenkins Salisbury, N. C.

E. W. Rice Salisbury, N. C.

W. B. Green Salisbury, N. C.

DEACONS

W. A. Baker, (T) Salisbury, N. C.

H. Safrit Salisbury, N. C.

Ed. Ryan Salisbury, N. C.

Frank Spencer Salisbury, N. C.

W. G. Watson Salisbury, N. C, R. F. D.

Ernest L. Foil Salisbury, N. C.

45. SEVIER

ELDERS

George W. Conley, (C) Sevier, N. C.

C. M. Huskius Sevier, N. C.

W. H. Huskins Sevier, N. C.

DEACONS

John Huskins Sevier, N. C.

Charles McCall Pitts, N. C.

Thadeus Conley Sevier, N. C.

J. A. Good Sevier, N. C.

46. SHEARER

DEACONS

R. L. Patterson, (C) Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

W. M. Pharr Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS

J. W. H. Johnston Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

L. F. Christenbury Mooresville, N. C, R. 4

Synod op North Carolina 715

47. SHERRILL'S FORD

DEACONS

A. R. Whitener, (C) Sherrill's Ford, N. C.

T. J. Sherrill Sherrill's Ford, N. C.

J. F. White Denver, N. C.

Dr. W;. E. Wilson Mooresville, N. C.

DEACONS

J. P. Whitener Sherrill's Ford, N. C.

J. Frank Howard Sherrill's Ford, N. C.

E. J. Goodson Sherrill's Ford, N. C.

48. SHILOH

ELDERS

T. P. Guy, (C) Eufola, N. C.

M. A. Abernethy Eufola, N. C.

William Bradford Eufola, N. C.

William Setzer Eufola, N. C.

DEACONS

Julius Abernethy Eufola, N. C.

W. H. Clark Eufola, N. C.

Bert Morrow Eufola, N. C.

49. SILOAM

ELDERS

J. C. McCoy Old Fort, N. C, R. 1

H. A. Tate Old Fort, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

W. R. McCoy Old Fort, N. C, R. 1

T. L. Tate Old Fort, N. C, R. 1

50. SPENCER

ELDERS

J. E. Connell, (C) Spencer, N. C.

R. E. Knox Spencer, N. C.

A. Z. Swicegood Spencer, N. C.

716 Minutes of the

DEACONS

A. G. Blalock Spencer, N. C.

H. C. Caddell Spencer, N. C.

D. Geikie Spencer, N. C.

C. A. Lyerly Spencer, N. C.

J. E. Vick Spencer, N. C.

J. A. Hodge Spencer, N. C.

E. E. J. Home Spencer, N. C.

W. A. Kizziah Spencer, N. C.

51. STATESVILLE FIRST

ELDEES

F. A. Shcrrill, (C) Statesville, N. C.

Dr. M. R. Adams Statesville, N. C.

J. A. Brady Statesville, N. C.

J. T. Montgomery Statesville, N. C.

C. M. Steele Statesville, N. C.

Professor J. M. Moore Statesville, N. C.

W. F. Hall Statesville, N. C.

DEACONS

J. B. Gill, (T) Statesville, N. C.

R. L, Poston Statesville, N. C.

J. E. Sloop Statesville, N. C.

W. W". Turner Statesville. N. C.

E. B. Watts Statesville, N. C.

Logan Stimsou Statesville, N. C

W. L. Gilbert Statesville, N. C.

J. A. Scott, Jr Statesville, N. C

Karl SherrUl Statesville, N. C.

Dr. L. O. Gibson StatesvUle, N. C.

R. M. Eickert Statesville, N. C.

W. J. Poston Statesville, N. C.

J. R. Hill Statesville, N. C.

52. STONY POINT

ELDERS

E. L. Bailey Stony Point, N. C.

W. D. Martin, (C) Stony Point, N. C.

J. L. Turner Stony Point, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 717

DEACONS

J, A. Bailey Stony Point, N. C.

J. W. Hager Stony Point, N. C.

Edward Christenbury Stony Point, N. C.

53. TABOR

ELDERS

P. E. Lazenby Harmony, N. C.

J. C. Troutman, (C) Harmony, N. C.

H. W. Lazenby Olin, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

C. M. Wooten Olin, N. C, E. 1

B. A. Padgett Olin, N. C, E. 1

Julian S. Moore Olin, N. C, E. 1

54. TAYLORSVILLE

ELDERS

J. W. Moore Taylorsville, N. C.

A. H. Matheson Taylorsville, N. C.

H. J. Burke Taylorsville, N. C.

H. P. Feimster, (C) Taylorsville, N. C.

Dr. Asa Thurston , Taylorsville, N. C.

DEACONS

H. C. Payne Taylorsville, N. C.

J. H. Burke Taylorsville, N. C.

H. T. Kelly Taylorsville, N. C.

55. THIRD CREEK

ELDERS

J. L Steele Cleveland, N. C.

J. H. Carson, (C) Barber, N. C, R. 1

W. L. Steele Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

T. C. Niblock Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

718 MiNUTES OF THE

DEACONS

J. T. Graham Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

C. R. Wood Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

C. J. Fleming Cleveland, N. C. R. 2

T. A. Niblock Cleveland, N. C, R. 1

56. THYATIRA

ELDERS

J. W. Sloan, (C) China Grove, N. C, R. 2

H. W. Silliman China Grove, N. C, R. 2

J. S. McCorkle China Grove, N. C, R. 2

E. S. Miller Mt. Ulla, N. C.

J. F. Turner Alt. Ulla, N. C.

DEACONS

S. F. Baker China Grove, N. C, R. 2

Jacob E. Deal China Grove, N. C, R. 2

R. L. Albright China Grove, N. C, R. 2

C. A. Sloop Mt. Ulla, N. C.

J. C. Carrigan, (T) Mt. Ulla, N. C.

G. F. Houck Bear Poplar, N. C.

J. S. Hall Barber, N. C, R. F. D.

57. UNITY

ELDERS

N. N. Fleming Woodleaf, N. C.

R. B. Bailey Wbodleaf, N. C.

H. G. Lippard Woodleaf, N. C.

W. L. Lyerly Woodleaf, N. C.

J. A. Lippard Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

J. S. Moore Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

L T. Bailey Woodleaf, N. C.

J. K. Culbertson Woodleaf, N. C.

Harland C. Gillean Woodleaf, N. C.

Carl Deal Woodleaf, N. C.

Luther Klutz Woodleaf, N. C.

John Lippard Cleveland, N. C, R. 2

Synod of North Carolina 719

58. WAIiDENSIAN

ELDEES

Henry Martinat, (C) Valdese, N. C.

John H. Pascal Valdese, N. C.

Henry Pascal Valdese, N. C.

DEACONS

Augnste Pascal Valdese, N. C.

John Garrou Valdese, N. C.

59. WHITE HALL

ELDERS
J. B. White, (C) Concord, N. C.

DEACONS— None

60. YADKINVILLE

ELDERS
J. A. Logan, (C) Yadkinville, N. C.

DEACONS

John H. Dobbins, Jr., Yadkinville, N. C.

Frank W. Hanes Yadkinville, N. C.

Hubert Logan Yadkinville, N. C.

(Note — Beattie Memorial and Mortimer churches are still on the roll
but have no officers.

720 Minutes of the

IL Fayetteville Presbytery

1. ABERDEEN

ELDERS
A. H. McDouald, (C and T) Laurel Hill, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS
R. L. McGoogan Laurel Hill, N. C, R. 1

2. ALASKA

ELDERS

Matt. R. Johnson, (C) Benson, N. C, R. 1

Elijah Holmes Benson, N. C

DEACONS— None

3. ANTIOCH

ELDERS

A. A. Graham Red Springs, N. C, R. 1

J. A. Hodgin, (C) Red Springs, N. C, R. 1

A. G. Currie Red Springs, N. C, R. 3

H. F. Currie Red Springs, N. C, R 3

J. A. McBryde Shannon, N. C, R. 1

A. A. Conoly Shannon, N. C, R. 1

J. McL. McGoogan Shannon. N. C, R. 1

Timothy Currie Shannon, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

J. A. McPhaul Shannon, N. C, R. 1

H. H. McPhaul Shannon, N. C, R. 1

J. A. Johnson Shannon, N. C, R. 1

H. A. McKenzie Shannon, N. C, R. 1

G. B. Conoly, (Lif.) Red Springs, N. C.

G. C. Biggs Red Springs, N. C, R. 1

D. H. Hodgin, (T) Red Springs, N. C, R. 1

Synod of North Carolina 721

E. G. Hodgin Red Springs, N. C, E. 1

J. M. iJlcBryde, (Inf.) Red Springs, N. C, E. 1

J. C. Campbell Red Springs, N C, E. 1

J. H. McPhaul Red Springs, N. C, E. 1

M. B. McNeill, (Benev. T) Eed Springs, N. C, E. 3

"W. A. Brown Red Springs, N. C, E. 3

A. J. Currie, (Inf.) Red Springs, N C. E. 3

J. W. Hasty Maxton, N. C, E. 2

4. ASHPOLE

ELDEES

N. T. McLean -, Eowland, N. c., E. 2

A. L. Bullock Eowland, N. C.

Alexander McGirt Eowland, N C, E. 1

W. F. Bullock Eowland, N. C, E. 3

George E. Campbell Hamer, S. C, E. 2

Alexander Alford , Eowland, N. C, E. 3

J. A. McCormick, (C) Eowland, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. McKay Eowland, N. C, E. 3

John A. McGirt Eowland, N. C, E. 2

J. Frank Bullock Eowland, N. C, E. 3

D. M. Watson Hamer, S. C, E. 2

E. M. Hines Eowland, N. C.

Joe B. Bullock Eowland, N. C, E. 1

John C. Henderson Eowland, N. C, E. 3

Dan L. McLaurin Eowland, N. C.

Charles J. McCallum, (T) Eowland, N. C

5. BENSON

ELDEES

P. B. Johnson Benson, N. C.

Preston Woodall, (C) Benson, N. C.

DEACONS

Dr. W. T. Martin Benson, N. C.

John Smith Benson, N. C.

E. C. Wells Benson, N. C.

722 Minutes of the

6. BARBECUE ,

ELDERS

John Darroch, (C) Jonesboro, N. C, R. 3

James B. Warrick Jonesboro, N. C, R. 3

Lee Cameron Jonesboro, N. C, R. 3

Bruce Cameron Jonesboro, N. C, R. 3

Duncan McNeill Broadway, N. C, R. 1

Thomas N, Holmes Pine View, N. C.

DEACONS

Dun A. McCormick Broadway, N. C, R. 1

J. D. Godfrey Broadway, N. C, R. 1

J 'W; Campbell Jonesboro, N. C, R. 3

Angus J. Cameron Jonesboro, N. C, R. 3

Thomas K. Clark Pine View, N. C.

7. BENSALEM

ELDERS

J. C. Monroe Eagle Springs, N. C, R. 1

J. C. McDuffie Biscoe, N. C, R. 1

D. A. Seawell Biscoe, N. C, R. 1

D. McS. Kelly Biscoe, N. C, R. 1

J. A. Campbell Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 1

G. W. Brutou Carthage, N. C, R. 1

K. M. Currie Carthage, N. C, R. 1

E. C. Mathesou Carthage, N. C.

N. S. Britt, (C) Eagle Springs, N. C.

DEACONS

K. M. Matheson Eagle Springs, N. C, R.. 1

N. Brewer Eagle Springs, N. C, R. 1

E. L. Kelley Eagle Springs, N. C, R. 1

R. C. McLean Eagle Springs, N. C, R. 1

Fuller Monroe Eagle Springs, N. C, R. 1

McL Kennedy Eagle Springs, N. C.

F. C. Currie Carthage, N. C, R. 1

W. C. Dowd, (T) Biscoe, N. C, R. 1

Synod of North Carolina

723

8. BETHEL

ELDEKS

W. J. McDiarmid, (C) Eaeford, N.

W. A. Wright Eaeford, N.

M. A. Clark Eaeford, N.

E. J. McNeill Red Springs, N.

Eyan McBride Red Springs, N.

DEACONS

W. A. McLean, (T) Eaeford, N.

Luther Clark Eaeford, N.

A. C. Keith Eaeford, N.

D. H. Pierson Red Springs, N.

McQueen Johnson Red Springs, N.

C, E. 1
C, E. 1
C, E. 1
C, E. 1
C, R. 1

C, E. 1
C, E. 1
C, E. 1
C, E. 1
C, E. 1

9. BETHESDA

ELDEES

^ , -r,, Aberdeen, N. C.

John Blue t.t r^

■r -nrr i-i 1, /^N Aberdceu, N. O.

J. W. Graham, (C) Aberdeen N C.

J. A. McNeill Aberaeen, iN. v..

T^ T /-I v,^n - Aberdeen, N. C.

D. J. Campbell \,-r n

^„ . -Di Aberdeen, N. O.

W. A. Blue ^ nvT <-!

T _. T 1, Aberdeen, N. C.

J. T. Johnson -^r n

c „ c-1 Aberdeen, N. C

S. E. Sloan ^ tvt n

Jesse Carter, Sr Aberdeen, N C.

T. D. McLean Aberdeen, N. C.

DEACONS

. ,, ^ .,, Aberdeen, N. C.

J. A. McKeithan at n

,, ^^ ^ , .rpN Aberdeen, N. C.

J. McN. Johnson, (T) at r^

^ . ,^ ... Aberdeen, N. ^.

H. A. Keith ...Aberdeen, N. C.

C.T.Johnson ...Aberdeen, N. C.

D. P. Blue ^^ ^ AT r

,^ „ „ ,, Aberdeen, N. C.

M. H. Folley », , at r

,„ , T,, „ .„ Aberdeen, N. O.

W. A. McNeill ., -, AT P

,^ -r ___ Aberdeen, N. C.

Herbert McLean ,, -, at o

^ rx, i*^ T^ -..1, Aberdeen, N. ^■

E. T. McKeithan ,, -, at p

„, . ^ , Aberdeen, JN. o.

W. A. Carpenter i „ at r

-r. -r TV r IT- -4.1, Aberdeen, N. C.

D. L McKeithan^.

724 Minutes of the

10. BIG ROCKFISH

ELDERS

K. A. McDonald, (C) Hope Mills, N. C, R. 2

John Ray Hope Mills, N. C.

W. A, McDonald Parkton, N. C„ R. 1

DEACONS

John R. Brown Parkton, N. C, R. 1

M. D. Culbreath Parkton, N. C, R. 2

T. S. McDonald Parkton, N. C, R. 2

11. BLUFF

ELDERS

J. R. Bowden, (C) Wade, N. C.

H. A. Bain Wade, N. C.

W. M. McCorqudale Wade, N. C.

Grover Taylor Wade, N. C.

Alexander McNeill Wade, N. C.

Don McDonald Wade, N. C.

DEACONS

J. F. Skipper Wade, N. C.

J. F. Lee Wade, N. C.

Thomas Redd Wade, N. C.

Marvin Starling Wade, N. C.

J. H. Wynes Wade, N. C.

Josiah Cook Wade, N. C.

12. BROADWAY

ELDERS

John A. Buchanan Broadwaj', N. C.

Dr. Leon Watson Broadway, N. C.

M. A. McLeod Broadway, N. C

G. McG. Harrington Broadw^ay, N. C.

D. E, Shaw, (C)-,_^_^^___.__^___^__^^_„ Broadway, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 725

DEACONS

W. A. Sloan Broadway, N. C.

J. A. McNeill Broadway, N. C.

E. H. Lassater, (T) Broadway, N. C.

13. BUIE'S CREEK

ELDEES

J. F. Collier ^__Buie's Creek, N. C.

J. F. McKay ^ Buie 's Creek, N. C.

N. A. Stewart Buie 's Creek, N. C.

H. Wester Lillington, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS— None

14, BUFFALO

ELDEES

A. B. Cole, (C) Sanford, N. C, E. 1

J. D. McPherson Sanford, N. C, R. 1

J. W. Knott Sanford, N. C, E. 1

E. B. Wicker Sanford, N. C, R. 3

J. W. Wicker Sanford, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS

D. A. McPherson Sanford, N. C, E. 1

K. E. Seymour Sanford, N. C, E. 1

K. M. Wicker Sanford, N. C, E. 1

J. W. Oldham Sanford, N. C, E. 1

Charles Lilly, (T) Sanford, N. C, E. 3

F. B. Milner Sanford, N. C, E. 3

W. T. Cox Jonesboro, N. C, E. 4

W. J. McNair Sanford, N. C, E. 4

15. BUNNLEVEL

ELDEES

C. E. Mclnnis, (C) Duke, N. C, E. 1

Dixon McPoRald-^-^^^ Bunnlevel, N. C, E. 1

726 Minutes of the

DEACONS

Eoger Byrd Bunulevel, N. C, E. 1

Eobert Shaw Duke, N. C.

N. M. Gregory Bunnlevel, N. C, E. 1

16. CAMERON

ELDEES

M- McL. McKeithen Cameron, N. C.

N. A. McNeill . Cameron, N. C.

A. J. Keith Cameron, N. C, E. 1

D. McDonald Cameron, N. C.

D. J. Pierce Cameron, N. C.

J. D. McLean Cameron, N. C,

E. L. Eay Cameron, N. C.

DEACONS

H. P. McPherson, (T) Cameron, N. C.

G. S. Cole Cameron, N. C.

A. Z. Easom Cameron, N. C.

J. A. McPherson Cameron, N. C.

L. B. McKeithen Cameron, N. C.

M. J. McFayden Aberdeen, N. C.

17. CAMERON HILL

ELDEES

"Wl. H. Johnson, (C) Pineview, N. C.

D. A. Huffine Pineview, N. C.

Sydney F. Caligan Pineview, N. C.

DEACONS— None

18. CAPE FEAR

ELDEES

M. T. Wilburn, (C) Lillington, N. C, E. 1

D. B. Weaver Lillington, N. C, E. 1

S. B. Caviness ,, Lillington, N. C, E. 1

Synod of North Carolina 727

DEACONS

M. N. Matthews West Raleigh, N. C.

N. A. Wester, (T) Angier, N. C, R. 1

David Bradley . Lillington, N. C.

19. CARTHAGE

ELDERS
Dr. Gilbert McLeod, (C) Carthage, N. C.

D. A. McDonald Carthage, N. C.

Jno. H. McDonald Carthage, N. C.

A. B. Cameron Carthage, N. C.

E. H. Camp Carthage, N. C.

S. J. Hooks Carthage, N. C.

G. C. Graves Carthage, N. C.

N. A. McKeithan Carthage, N. C.

J. E. Morrison Carthage, N. C, R. 1

H. A. McCallum Star, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

Alonzo Blue Carthage, N. C, R. 1

Neill T. Blue Carthage, N. C.

Wilbur H. Currie Carthage, N. C.

Matt Dalrymple Carthage, N. C.

Rupert Dalrymple Carthage, N. C.

Henry L. Graves Carthage, N. C.

G. H. Miller Carthage, N. C.

R. L.. Tyson Carthage, N. C.

M. A. Shields Carthage, N. C.

W. H. McNeill Carthage, N. C.

K. M. Fry Carthage, N. C.

A. C. Kelly Carthage, N. C.

M. McK. Kelly Carthage, N. C.

20. CENTRE

ELDERS

A. H. White, (C) Maxton, N. C, R. 2

J. K. McGirt Maxton, N. C. R. 2

A. McKay Maxton, N. C, R. 2

728 ]\IlNUTES OF THE

W. W. McGirt Maxton, N. C, R. 4

John Sinclair Maxton, N. C, R. 5

Rory McNair Maxton, N. C, R. 5

Daniel McArthur Wakulla, N. C.

DEACONS

C. S. Mclntyre Maxton, N. C, R. 5

D. J. McLean Maxton, N. C, R. 5

Jas. N. Watson Maxton, N. C, R. 5

Neill Alford, (T) Maxton, N. C, R. 2

Henry A. McNeill Maxton, N. C, R. 2

D. J. Camiibell Maxton, N. C, R. 2

J. G. Purcell Maxton, N. C, R. 2

George H. McKay, (Benev. T) Maxton, N. C, R. 2

21. CENTRE RIDGE

ELDERS

Henry Stancil, (C) Kenly, N. C. R. 2

W. G. Stancil Kenly, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

Oscar Stancil Kenly, N. C, R. 2

Marvin Godwin Kenly, N. C, R. 2

22. CHURCH IN THE PINES

ELDERS

J. B. Maxwell Laurinburg, N. C.

J. B. Calhoon Laurinburg, N. C.

L. Calhoon Laurinburg, N. C.

T. B. Elmore Laurinburg, N. C, R. F. D.

L. E. Gibson Laurinburg, N. C, R.. E. D.

R. Morrison Laurel Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

J. T. Flythe Laurel Hill, N. C.

Ralph Calhoon Laurel Hill, N. C.

T. J. Hargrave Laurel Hill, N. C.

r. M. Gibson—, Laurinburg, N. C, R. F. D.

J. B. Cassidy Laurinburg, N. C, R. F. D.

Synod of North Carolina 729

23. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

ELDEES

I. A. Murchison, (C) Manchester, N. C.

M. A. McFarlaud Manchester, N. C.

D. M. Fairley Manchester, N. C.

J. E. Elliott Tharbescope, N. C.

DEACONS

A. A. Gibbs Manchester, N. C.

A. A. McCormick Manchester, N. C.

Archie McCormick Manchester, N. C.

24. CULDEE

ELDEES

D. J. McKeuzie, (C) Carthage, N. C, E. 3

H. A. McCallum Carthage, N. C, E. 3

D. A. Blue Carthage, N. C, E. 3

J.' K. Caddell Carthage, N. C, E. 3

N. P. McKeuzie West End, N. C, E. 1

W. B. Gouger West End, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

D. S. Blue Carthage, N. C, E. 3

J. C. Black Carthage, N. C, E. 3

D. T. Short Carthage, N. C, E. 3

D. K. McKeuzie Carthage, N. C, E. 3

25. CUMNOCK

ELDEES

John H. Kennedy, (C.)-. Cumnock, N. C.

John N. Lee Cumnock, N. C.

DEACONS
\. C. Brown Cumnock, N. C.

Efland Garner Cumnock, N. C

730 IVIlNUTES OF THE

26. CYPRESS

ELDERS

A. D. McLauchlin, (C) Vass, N. C.

D. M. Cameron Vass, N. C.

H. D. Keith Cameron, N. C, R. 1

H. D. Keith Cameron, N. C, R. 1

John Monroe Cameron, N. C, R. 1

Duncan Darroch Cameron, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS

D. McGill, (T) Vass, N. C.

T. J. Smith Vass, N. C.

J. A. Darroch Cameron, N. C, R. 3

Cameron Johnson Cameron, N. C, R. 1

P. H. Monroe Cameron, N. C, R. 1

D. K. Blue Raeford, N. C.

27. DUKE

ELDERS

F. M. McKay, (C) Duke, N. C.

C. M. Easom Duke, N. C.

Wl T. Smith Duke, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

C. S. Hicks _ Duke, N. C, R. 1

R. S. Kelly, (T) Duke, N. C.

28. DUNDARRACH

ELDERS

L. A. Mclnnis, (C) Dundarrach, N. C.

Edgar Hall . Raeford, N. C.

DEACONS

T. A. Hall Shannon, N. C, R. 1

D. M. McBryde, (T) Shannon, N. C, R. 1

W. C. Mclnnis Dundarrach, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 731

29. DUNN

ELDEES

James Pearsall, (C) Dunn, N. C.

Martin L. Wade Dunn, N. C.

James D. Williams Dunn, N. C.

H. A. Black Dunn, N. C.

D. L. Pridgen Dunn, N. C.

E. M. Pearsall , Dunn, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. Purdie Dunn, N. C.

Dr. C. H. Sexton Dunn, N. C.

J. E. Black, (T) Dunn, N. C.

J. C. Williams, Dunn, N. C, E. 1

30. ELISE

ELDEES

W. G. Carter Carter's MUls, N. C.

James W. Hill Hemp, N. C.

Hugh M. Shields, (C) Hemp, N. C.

DEACONS

Charles A. Prevost Hemp, N. C.

E. E. Brown ^ Hemp, N. C.

John W. Brown Hemp, N. C.

31. ELROD

ELDEES

Walter Thompson Elrod, N. C.

Dan McCall, (C) Elrod, N. C.

DEACONS

H. C. Bridgers, (T) Elrod, N. C.

J. E. Bridgers Elrod, N. C.

John McCall Purvis, N. C.

732 Minutes of the

32. EPHESUS

ELDERS

W. K. Black, (C) Lillington, N. C, R. 2

Colin Black Lillingtou, N. C, R. 2

H. J. JlktcDonald Lillington, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

D. C. Holder Lillington, N. C, R. 2

J. N. Ballard LUlington, N. C, R. 2

33. EUPHRONIA
ELDERS

G. A. McRae Carthage, N. C.

C. C. Underwood, (C) Carthage, N. C.

A. J. James Glendon, N. C.

Martin Wilcox Carbonton, N. C.

DEACONS

E. M. Harrington . Carthage, N. C.

Oswald Alexander Carthage, N. C.

J. L. Knight Carthage, N. C.

Arthur McLeod Carbonton, N. C.

34. EUREKA

ELDERS

Martin Blue Carthage, N. C, R. 3

Zeb. Blue Carthage, N. C, R. 3

Malcolm Blue Carthage, N. C, R. 2

Jno. A. McLeod Vass, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

Martin McLeod Vass, N. C, R. 1

Walter McCaskill Vass, N. C, R. 1

Will T. Blue Vass, N. C, R. 1

John Martin Blue Vass, N. C, R. i

Synod of North Carolina 733

35. FAIRMONT

ELDEKS

r. L. Blue (C) Fairmont, N. C.

Jas. D. Lewis Fairmont, N. G.

Dr. J. P. Browu Fairmont, N. C.

Dr. G. H West Fairmont, N. C.

DEACONS

N. A. Andrews Fairmont, N. C.

W. B. Ealley Fairmont, N. C.

H. L. Blue Fairmont, N. C.

36. FAYETTEVILLE FIRST

ELDERS

J. W. McNeill Fayetteville, N. C.

A. E. Rankin Fayetteville, N. C.

R. M. Prior Fayetteville, N. C.

J. H. Culbreth Fayetteville, N. C.

Chas. G. Rose Fayetteville, N. C.

W. A. "West Fayetteville, N. C.

Chas. Rankin Fayetteville, N. C.

A. S. Cromartie Fayetteville, N. C.

E. H. Williamson (C) Fayetteville, N. C.

DEACONS

F. H. Stedman Fayetteville, N. C.

H. McD. Robinson Fayetteville, N. C.

J. R. Boyd Fayetteville, N. C.

G. Elmer Betts Fayetteville, N. C.

R. H. Dye Fayetteville, N. C.

Thos. W. Rankin Fayetteville, N. C.

H. M. McKethan Fayetteville, N. C.

J. B. Wilson J Fayetteville, N. C.

Thos. J. Purdie Fayetteville, N. C.

A. L. Hubbard , Fayetteville, N. C.

W. D. Gaster - Fayetteville, N. C.

734 Minutes of the

37. FLAT BRANCH

ELDERS

N. B. McDonald (C) Lillington, N. C, R. 2

E. Monroe Lillington, N. C, R. 1

J. G. Shaw Lillington, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

John McArtan Linden, N. C, R. 1

D. H. Bain Bunnlevel, N. C, R. 1

D. J. Smith Bunnleveli N. C, R. 1

William Knight Bunnlevel, N. C. R. 1

A, A. Shaw Bunnlevel, M. C, R. 1

Niven Ray Lillington, N. C, R. 2

38. FOUR OAKS

ELDERS

W. J. Woodward (C) Four Oaks, N. C.

G. W. Brown Four Oaks, N. C.

DLA'ONS — None

39. GALATIA

ELDERS

N. D. Ray Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

R. D. Braddy Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

W. J. Gillis Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

A. A. Mclnnis Rockfish, N. C.

N. D. Ray (G) Raeford, N. C.

DEACONS

M. G. Ray Rockfish, N. C.

M. D. Gillis Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

A. Mcluuis Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

N. A. Lindsay Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

F. L. Monroe Hope Mills, N. C, R. 1

S. J. Currie Fayetteville, N. C, R. 3

W. E. McGill Fayetteville, N. C, R. 3

Synod of North Carolina 735

40. GIBSON

ELDEES
L. M. Blue (C) Gibson, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS
J. E. Doster Gibson, N. C, R. 1

41. GODWIN

ELDERS

J. G. Williams (C) Godwin, N. C., R. 1

R. A. Williams Godwin, N. C., R. 1

John Graham Dunn, N. C., R. 4

J. M. Mclntyre Godwin, N. C.

DEACONS

Dr. J. W. McLean Godwin, N. C.

N. Williams Godwin, N. C.

C. C. McLellan Dunn, N. C, R. 4

N. Starling Dunn, N. C, R. 4

42. GROVE

ELDERS

Brazil Lee Benson, N. C.

John R. Jackson Dunn, N. C, R. F. D.

Geo. Hobson (C) Dunn, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

Henry Hodges __ Dunn, N. C, R. F. D.

John S. Bryant Dunn, N. C, R. F. D.

J. W. Cave Dunn, N. C, R. F. D.

43. GULF

ELDERS

JohnM.^McIver (C) Gulf, N. C.

W. S. Russell Gulf, N. C.

George Cole Carbonljon, N. C.

736 Minutes of the

DEACONS

Dr. E. W. Palmer Gulf, N. ('.

G. C. Cole Gulf, N. C.

H. A. Russell (T) Gulf. N. O.

J. M. Mclver, Jr. Gulf, N. C.

44. HARJfETT
ELDERS

A. J. Bain (C) Lillington, N. C, R 4

E. E. Parker Lillington, N. C R. 4

DEACONS

E. McN. Bain Lillington, JN. C, R. 4

G. R. Wicker Lillington, N. C, R. 4

45. HIGHLAND

ELDERS

J. C. McDiarmid (C) Fayetteville, N. C, Box 387

H. M. Pinkston Fayetteville, N. C.

J. M. Wilson Fayetteville, N. C.

Samuel Aitken Fayetteville, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS
Wm. S. McLeod (T) Fayetteville. N. C.

C. D. Hutafe Fayetteville, N. C.

C. V. Sharpe Fayetteville, N. C.

J. M. McFall Greenway Apartment, Baltimore, Md.

46. HILLSIDE

ELDERS— None

DEACONS
Rev. I. ii. Clegg Rowland, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 737

47. HAYWOOD

ELDEES

J. E. Bryau (C) Moncure, N. C.

E. E. Walden Moncure, N. C.

DEACONS— None

48. HEBRON

ELDERS

Angus McNeill (C) Bunnlevel, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS
Daniel Campbell Bunnlevel, N. C, R. 1

49. HOPE MILLS

ELDERS

Fleet Culbreth Hope Mills, N. C.

B. F. Garvin Hope Mills, N. C.

J. H. McPhail (C) Hope Mills, N. C.

DEACONS

M. Z. McPhail Hope Mills, N. C.

Mathew Hamilton Hope Mills, N. C.

Bert Jones Hope Mills, N. C.

50. HORSESHOE

ELDEES

J. W. Cameron (C) Carbonton, N. C.

Geo. B. Hicks Carbonton, N. C.

DEACONS
Willie Nail Carbonton, N. C.

738 Minutes of the

51. lONA

ELDERS

J. A. McMillan, (C) McDonalds, N. C.

T. S. Greyard McDonalds, N. C.

C. C. Price Fairmont, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS

D. A. McCormick (T) McDonalds, N. C.

Joe Parker McDonalds, N. C.

Arthur Davis Fairmont, N. C, R. 3

J. A. McCormick McDonalds, N. C.

52. JACKSON SPRINGS

ELDERS

N. D. J. Clark Jackson Springs. N. C.

M. A. Clark Jackson Springs, N. C.

W. L. Hoiliday Jackson Springs, N. C.

J. M. MeCaskill Jackson Springs, N. C.

A. A. McDonald Jackson Springs. N. C.

W. M. McKenzie Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 1

A. McN. Currie Jackson Springs, N. C, R. P

J. F. Patterson (C) Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

E. W. Bruton Jackson Springs, N. C.

J. P. Clark Jackson Springs. N. C.

D. P. Mclnnis Jackson Springs^ N. C.

D. Lacy Patterson Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 2

W. A. Clark Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 2

A. L. Currie Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 2

K. A. McLeod Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 1

Chalmers Thomas Jackson Springs, N. C, R. 1

53. JONESBORO

ELDERS

E. Bryan (C) Jonesboro, N. C.

E. C. McNeill Jonesboro, N. C.

C. H. Russell Jonesboro, N. C.

D. McL. Holt Jonesboro, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 739

R. A. Watson (T) Jonesboro, N. C.

O. C. Hunter Jonesboro, N. C.

J. A. Mclver Carthage, N. C.

Dr. E. Mclver Jonesboro, N. C.

DEACONS

J. A. Dalryniple Jonesboro, N. C.

J. R. Dalrymple Jonesboro, N. C.

W. G. "Watson Jonesboro, N. C.

H. A. Tally Jonesboro, N. C.

H. T. Morris Jonesboro, N. C.

54. KENLY

ELDERS

J. T. Edgerton Kenly, N. C.

W. H. Edgerton (C) Kenly, N. C.

S. A. Watson Kenly, N. C.

Dr. J. C. Grady Kenly, N. C.

DEACONS

L. O'B. Alford Kenly, N. C.

L. T. Edgerton Kenly, N. C.

55. LAKESIDE

ELDERS
Edwin Morgan (C) Laurel Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

Eugene Morgan Laurel Hill, N. C.

Bradley Daniels Laurel Hill, N. C.

H. D. Caulder Laurel Hill, N. C.

J. L. Hargrave Laurel Hill, N. C.

56. LAKEVIEW

ELDERS

J. A. Knott Fayetteville, N. C, Cameron Avenue

A. S. Cain -_^^ Fayetteville, N. C, Cameron Avenue

740 Minutes of the

DEACONS
T. S. Lucas l'\Tyetteville, N. C, Cool Spring Street

57. LAUREL HILL

ELDEES

Clarence Lytch (C) Laurinburg, N. C, K. 4

A. F. Patterson Laurel Hill, N. C, E. 1

E. L. McNair Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

H. F. Monroe Laurinburg, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

John McLean Wagram, N. C, E. 1

Eaymon Monroe Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

J. A. McMillan Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

Albert Lytch Laurinburg, N. C, E. 4

58. LAURINBURG

ELDEES

A. L. James Laurinburg, N. C.

D. C. McNeill Laurinburg, N. C.

Angus Fairly Laurinburg, N. C

W. DeB. McEaehin (C) Laurinburg, N. C.

Angus Blue Laurinburg, N. C.

A. M. Fairley Laurinburg, N. C.

A. C. McCormick Laurinburg. N. C.

DEACONS

J. M. McCormick Laurinburg, N. C.

J. C. Morgan Laurinburg, N. C.

W. E. McEaehin Laurinburg, N. C.

J. E. Phillips Laurinburg, N. C.

Hinton James Laurinburg, N. C

Dan Shaw Laurinburg, N. C.

H. W. Malloy Laurinburg, N. C.

J. L. Paylor Laurinburg, N. C.

W. E. Sutherland __^___^„= Laurinburg, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 741

59. LILLINGTON

ELDEES

Colin McArtaii Lillingtou, N. C.

O. L. Johnson (C) Lillington, N. C.

S. A. B'oney Lillington, N. C.

J. M. Shaw Lillington, N. C.

DEACONS

N. McLauchlin Lillington, N. C.

H. T. Atkins Lillington, N. C.

H. C. Brown Lillington, N. C.

James Marsh (T) Lillington, N. C.

60. LEAFLET

ELDEES

Hugh McLean Broadway, N. C, E. 2

E. L. Hawley Broadway, N. C, E. 2

B. B. Holder Broadway, N. C, E. 2

D. P. Eay, Sr., (C) Lillington, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS

D. A. Cameron Broadway, N. C, E. 2

Jas. A. Withers Broadway, N. C, E. 2

Sidney Thomas Broadway, N. C, E. 2

D. P. Eay, Jr. Lillington, N. C, E. 3

61. LONGSTREET

ELDEES

J. F. McFadyen Eaeford, N. C, E. 2

J. D. Monroe Hope Mills, N. C, E. 1

N. D. M. Clark (C) Eayetteville, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS

A. B. McFadyen Eaeford, N. C, E. 2

J. D, B. Lindsay _. „„_,.___.-.-.- Hope Mills, N. C, E. 1

742 Minutes of the

62. LUMBER BRIDGE

ELDERS

A. N. McDonald Lumber Bridge, N. C.

Edward Currie Lumber Bridge. N. C.

Dr. Thos. Stamps Lumber Bridge, N. C.

H. M. John Lumber Bridge, N. C.

D. M. Hall (C) Lumber Bridge, N. C.

DEACONS

Robert Monroe ^ Lumber Bridge, N. C.

J, W. Hall Lumber Bridge, N. C.

L. C. Hubbard Lumber Bridge, N. C.

L. L. Shaw Lumber Bridge, N. C

63. LUMBERTON

ELDERS

M. G. McKenzie Lumberton, N. C.

Jno. S. McNeill Lumberton, N. C.

H. M. McAllister (C) Lumberton, N. C.

A. W. McLean Washington, D. C.

DEACONS

W. K. Bethune Lumberton, N. C.

J. D. McAllister Lumberton, N. C.

T. A. McNeill Lumberton, N. C.

T. A. McNeill Lumberton, N. C.

A. V. G. Wishart Lumberton, N. C.

A. H. McLeod Lumberton, N. C.

64. MANLY

ELDERS

W. P. Shaw (C) Southern Pines, N. C.

Alex. Cameron (T) Manly, N. C.

G. McG. Cameron Pinehurst. N. C.

D. P. Kelly Vass, N. C, R. 1

J. H. Priest ^__^^_^_, Lakeview, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 743

DEACONS

W. L. Parker Manly, N. C.

Kenneth McCrimmou Manly, N. C.

D. C. Lemon Southern Pines, N. C.

E. W. Bailey Southern Pines, N. C.

65. MAXTON

ELDEES

W. J. Currie - Maxton, N. C.

G. B. Patterson Maxton, N. C.

J. B. McCallum Maxton, N. C.

J. P. Wiggins - Maxton, N. C.

L. L. McGirt Maxton, N. C.

J. S. McRae Maxton, N. C.

R. D. Groom Maxton, N. C.

A. H. Currie Maxton, N. C.

J. Lacy McLean (C) Maxton, N. C.

DEACONS

McKay McKinnon Maxton, N. C.

R. M." Williams Maxton, N. C.

H. C. McNair Maxton, N. C.

J. D. Medliu (T) Maxton, N. C.

D. C. Mclver Maxton, N. C.

J. E. Morrison Maxton, N. C.

H. G. Alford Maxton, N. C.

D. A. Patterson Maxton, N. C.

M. A. McQueen Maxton, N. G.

A. C. McKinnon, Benev. (T) Maxton, N. C.

66. McMTLLAN

ELDERS

J. C. Bain Wade, N. C.

D. A. McMillan Manchester, N. C.

S. A. Bain Dunn, N. G.

D. J. McMillan Wade, N. C, R. 1

N. H. Williams Wade, N. C, R. 1

J. M. McMillan (G) Wade, N. G., R. 1

744 Minutes of the

DEACONS

W. H. Williams Wade, N. C, E. 1

J. M. Collier Wade, N. C, K. 1

D. A. Bain Fayetteville, N. C, K. 1

W. C. R. Williams Wade, N. C, R. 1

L. P. Bain Coats, N. C.

67. MIDWAY

ELDEES

0. C. Falk (C-T) Maxton, N. C, E. 3

N. J. McEimmon Maxton, N. C, E. 3

A. L. McCallum Eowland, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

Fred McDonald Maxton, N. C, R. 3

Make McLean Maxton, N. C, E. 3

68. Mcpherson

ELDERS

Alex. Leslie Fayetteville, N. C, E. 4

J. A. McArthur Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

J. M. McPherson Fayetteville, N. C, E. 4

Joe A. Graham Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

D. B. Carrie (C) Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS

Euffin Vaughn Fayetteville, N. C, E. 4

N. L. McFayden Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

R. B. Evans ^ Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

N. S. McArthur - Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

S. H. McPherson Fayetteville, N. C, E. 3

69. MILTON

ELDEES

E. F. Murray Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

C. L. Clarke Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

Geo. W. Mcintosh (C) Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

Synod of North Carolina 745

DEACONS

Donald Stiibbs Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

Lawrence Stubbs Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

John L. McLean Laurinburg, N. C, E. 2

Daniel McGirt Maxton, N. C, E. 4

Peter Hodges Wagram, N. C, E. 1

70. MIZPAH

ELDEES
Newsom Narron (C) Middlesex, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS
E. M. Pittman Middlesex, N. C, E. 3

71. MONTPELIER
ELDEES

W. G. Buie Wagram, N. C.

D. S. Alderman Wagram, N. C.

John A. McKay Wagram, N. C.

Dr. W. G. Shaw (C) Wagram, N. C.

John P. Livingston — Maxton, N. C, E. 4

Charles Livingston Maxton, N. C, E. 4

DEACONS

W. W. Purcell Wagram, N. C.

Neill McKay Wagram, N. C.

John E. Bundy Wagram, N. C.

Dr. Allen McLean Wagram, N. C.

WI. E. BuUard Wagram, N. C.

A. E. Shaw, Jr. (T) Wagram, N. C.

72. MOUNT PISGAH
ELDEES

M. J. McNeill Broadway, N. C, E. 1

John McLeod Broadway, N. C, E. 1

W. L. M. Harrington Broadway, N. C, E. 2

Neill McLean Broadway, N. C, E. 2

D. W. Buie Broadway, N. C, E. 2

746 Mjnutes of the

DEACONS

B. F. McLeod Broadway, N. C, K. 1

G. C. Harrington Broadway, N. C, E. ]

Jim McLeod Broadway, N. C, R. 1

Duncan Holder Broadway, N. C, R. 2

73. MOUNT TABOR

ELDERS

J. T. Denny Red Springs, N. C, R. 2

A. P. Smith Red Springs, N. C, R. 2

J. D. McNeill Rennert, N. C, R. 1

D. E. Smith (C) Red Springs, N. C. R. 4

DEACONS

L G. Prevatte Buie, N. C, R. 1

W. A. Smith Red Springs, N. C, R. 2

74. MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS

ELDERS

J. T. Womble Siler City, N. C, R. 2

L. T. Lane Ore Hill, N. C.

D. Y. White (C) Ore Hill, N. C.

R. R. Vann Ore Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

Richard Brooks Florence, S. C.

J. C. White Ore Hill, N. C.

LeRoy C. Ellis Ore Hill, N. C.

R. W. Vann Ore Hill. N. C.

F. A. Houston Mt. Vernon Springs, N. C.

75. NAOMI

ELDERS

G. W. Wilkes, Sr Wagram, N C, R. 1

J. A. Barber, (C) Wagram, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

B. D. Norton Wagram, N. C, R. 1

E. B. Boyle Wagram, N. C, R. 1

Synod of North Carolina

747

76. NORTH LEE

ELDEES— None
DEACONS— None

77. OAK GROVE

ELDERS

^ „ Middlesex, N. C, E. 3

Joseph Hare -kt /-, r^ o

L p Hare Middlesex, N. C, E. 3

^ ■ ' , , Middlesex, N. C, E. 3

Ira Woodard ,.. .„ tvt n t? q

^, 1 -r, r^ ^^^r, tr\ _____Middlesex, N. C, E. 3
Charles P. Godwin, {L)

DEACONS

^ ^ „ . Middlesex, N. C, E. 3

J. L. Davis

78. OAKLAND
ELDERS

TT T Smith Smithfield, N. C, E. 1

H. T. Smith Smithfield, N. C, E. 1

J. A. Myatt at p t? 1

J £ Jones Clayton, N. C, E. 1

Dr. G. A. McLemore, (C) Clayton, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

^ ^ ^r 1 ■ ^ Clayton, N. C, E. 1

J. E. Yelviugton r,^ \ tj r ^ ^

C. T. Young -^-^^^' f ^•' ^•

S. W. Booker ^ '; ' J' C "' E 1

E. E. Massengill '^!!'ti^;thfield; N.' C.

E. E. Holt

79. PALESTINE

ELDEES

T,T A m\ ___rayetteville, N. C. E. 6
Duncan Nordan, (C) "- '^J

DEACONS

T T? Culbreth Eayetteville, N. C, E. 6

J. E. Culbreth __Linden, N. C, E. 1

Gilbert Hare

748 Minutes op the

80. PARKTON

ELDERS

Z. T. McMillan Parktou, N. C.

H. C. McMillan, (C) Paikton, N. C.

J. G. Hughes Paikton, N. C.

Dr. D. S. Curiie Parkton, N. C.

DEACONS

J. B. McCorniick Parkton, N. C.

J. B'. Malloy Parkton, N. C.

I. J. Lancaster Parkton, N. C

S. M. Thomasou Parkton, N. C.

J. D. Gillis Parkton, N. C.

Murphy McMillan Parkton, N. C.

81. PEMBROKE

ELDERS

A. M. Breece, (C and T) Pembroke, N. C.

D. B. McQueen Pembroke, N. C.

J. D. McNeill Lumberton, N. C, R. 6

DEACONS

J. A. McCormick Pembroke, N. C.

H. H. Biggs Pates, N. C.

Hugh Monroe . Pates, N. C.

82. PHILIPPI

ELDERS

D. C. Gillis, (C) Raeford, N. C, R. 2

Neill J. Gillis Rockfish, N. C, R. 2

W. G. Guin Raeford, N. C.

DEACONS

C. L. Monroe Rockfish, N. C.

A. B. McGill Raeford, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina

749

83. PHII^ADELPHUS

ELDEES

J. M. Brown Red Springs, N. C, E. 4

J. A. McCallum, (C) Red Springs, N. C, E. 4

Paisley McMillan Red Springs, N. C, E. 4

Sandy McNeill Red Springs, N. C E. R D

W. E. Tiddy Re<i Springs, N. C, E. 2

DEACONS

G. A. McKay Re<i Springs, N. C., E. 2

W. D. McKay Re-l ^pmrgs, N C., E. 2

I. T. Brown Re^^ Springs, N C., E. 2

Harvey McMillan Red Springs, N C., E. 4

J. L. McNeill Red Sprxngs, N. C, E. 2

84. PINE GROVE

ELDEES

„, ^ ^ ,r^ ;i rr\ Jonesboro, N. C.

T. C. Cox, (C and T) i, „ m r

^ . „ Jonesboro, N. C

J. A. Freeman v „ xr p

,„ „ r, ^£ Jonesboro, N. O.

Wallace Godfrey ^ '

DEACONS

^ ^^ ,, -,1 Jonesboro, N. C.

B. W. Maddox

85. PINEHURST

ELDEES

P'inehurst, N. C.

F. T. Currie " _. , ^ -nt n

Pinehurst, N. C.

J. B. Cameron t^. i <- at r

, ^ n //-ix Pmelmrst, N. O.

A. C. McDonald, (C)

DEACONS

_ -Pinehurst, N. C.

Will C. Wacker - ."."..Pinehurst, N. C.

George A. Woods, (T) Pinehurst, N. C.

Martin Wicker ^„ -m r

,„_,,,, Niagara, JN. o.

Frank W. Berkholder

750 Minutes of the

86. PINEVIEW

ELDEES

W. T. Bailey, (C) Benson, N. C, E. 3

J. Clarence Hardee Benson, N. C, E. 3

Lewis Stephenson . Angier, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

Eansom Massengill, (T) Angier, N. C, E. 1

87. PITTSBORO

ELDEES
A. C. Eay, (C) Pittsboro, N. C.

D. L. Alston Pittsboro, N. C, E. 2

DEACONS
Jacob Thompson Pittsboro, N. C.

E. M. Connell Pittsboro, N. C.

88. POCKET

ELDEES

J. P. Gilliam, (C) Sanford, N. C, E. 3

D. A. Mcintosh Sanford, N. C, E. 3

N. E. Poe Sanford, N. C, E. 3

J. A. W. Payne Sanford, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS

J. D. Cameron Sanford, N. C, E. 3

J. L. Fraley Sanford, N. C, E. 3

Eoscoe Gladden Sanford, N. C, E. 3

89. PROGRESSIVE

0

ELDEES

P. J. Kornegy, (C) Princeton, N. C, E. F. D.

DEACONS
Jack Wooten Princeton, N. C, E. F. D.

Synod of North Carolina 751

90. RAErORD

ELDEES

J. W. McLauehlin Eaeford, N. C.

Dr. George A. Graham Eaeford, N. C.

McLean Campbell Eaeford, N. C.

Jeptha Peels Eaeford, N. C.

W. T. Covington, (C) Eaeford, N. C.

D. S. Poole Eaeford, N. C.

J. H. Campbell Eaeford, N. C.

William Lamont Eaeford, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. Johnson Eaeford, N. C.

Dr. H. E. Cromartie, (T) —Eaeford, N. C.

A. A. WJlliford Eaeford, N. C.

J. A. McDiarmid Eaeford, N. C.

E. B. McNeill Eaeford, N. C.

J. C. Nisbet Eaeford, N. C.

N. A. McNeill Eaeford, N. C.

L. F. Clark Eaeford, N. C.

N. McL. McDiarmid Eaeford, N. C.

Angus L. Lytch Eaeford, N. C.

91. RAVEN ROCK

ELDEES

Paul McKay, (C) Lillington, N. C, E. 3

E. H. Lasater Lillington, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS
S. P. McKay Lillington, N. C, E. 3

92. RED SPRINGS

ELDERS

Ernest Graham Eed Springs, N. C.

J. W. Hodgin Eed Springs, N. C.

A. T. McCallum Eed Springs, N. C.

A. D. McLeod Eed Springs, N. C, E. F. D.

752 Minutes of the

Dr. B. F. McMillan Eed Springs, N. C.

Lucius McRae, (C) Red Springs, N. C.

J. A. McRae Red Springs, N. C.

W. M. Roberts Red Springs, N. C.

J. C. Snoddy Red Springs, N. C.

DEACONS

J. N. Buie Red Springs, N. C.

J. A. Byrne, Sr Red Springs, N. C.

W. E. Garrett Red Springs, N. C.

Hiram Grantham Red Springs, N. C.

W. J. Johnson Red Springs, N. C.

E. McConnaughey Red Springs, N. C.

H. G. Mcintosh Red Springs, N. C.

Luther McKeller Red Springs, N. C.

J. H. Townsend Red Springs, N. C.

W. B. Townsend Red Springs, N. C.

93. RENNERT

ELDERS

A. C. McGoogan, (C) Rennert, N. C.

Daniel F. Webster Rennert, N. C.

DEACONS

D. Luther Mclntyre Rennert, N. C.

Charles T. Walters, (T) Rennert, N. C.

Wfc Hugh McDonald Rennert, N. C.

94. REX

ELDERS

D. C. S. Shaw Lumber Bridge, N. C, R. F. D.

J. M. Mclver, (C) Lumber Bridge, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

R. F. Little Lumber Bridge, N. C, R. F. D.

J. S. Johnson Rex, N. C.

J. J. Beard Rex, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina

753

95. ROCK BRANCH
ELDEES

M. Morris Jouesboro, N. C, E. 2

James M. Kellum Olivia, N. C.

W. L. Smith Olivia, N. C.

H. D. Cameron Olivia, N. C.

H. C. Cameron, (C and T) Olivia, N. C.

DEACONS

A. L. Seawell Olivia, N. C

NeiU Cameron Olivia, N. C.

W. H. Turner Olivia, N. C.

O. H. Graham Piueview, N. C

96, ROSENEATH

ELDEES

Lindsay Ennis, (C) I>uke' N. C, E.

Orestes Ennis Duke, N. C, E.

DEACONS— None

97. ROWLAND

ELDEES

W. E. Evans, M. D., (C) Eowland,

G. K. McNeill Eowland,

E. C. McNeill Eowland,

S. L. Adams Eowland,

A. C. Sinclair Eowland,

E. H. McKinnon Eowland,

H. W. Eainey Eowland,

DEACONS

W. C. Bracy Eowland,

Q ^ Qq^ Eowland,

H. T. Prevost Eowland,

J. H. McQueen Eowland.

C. D. Smith Eowland,

D. D. McLaurin Eowland,

A. T. McKellar, (T) Eowland,

J. P. Eobertson Eowland, N. C

N.

C.

N.

C.

N.

C.

N.

c.

N.

c.

N.

c.

N.

c.

N.

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N.

c.

N.

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N.

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N.

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N.

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N.

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754 Minutes of the

98. SAIiEM

ELDERS

J. J. Weldon Sanford, N. C, R. 2

L. E. :^rcNair, (C) Sanford, N. C, R. 2

J. D. Copeland Jonopboio, N C. R. 2

D. R. Mclver Toiiosboro, N. C, R. 2

N. A. Dalryinple Carthage, N. C.

DEACONS

W. R. Weldon Sanford, N. C, R. 2

A. J. Sloan Sanford, N. C, R. 2

Z. y. Hunter Sanford, N. C, R. 2

R. W. Sheppard Sanford, N. C.

J. C. Dalrymple, (T) Jonesboro, N. C, R. 2

99. SANDY RIDGE

ELDERS

M. A. Patterson, (C) Racford, N. C, R. .3

S. J. Cameron Raeford, N. C, R. 3

N. S. Blue Raeford, N. C.

D. J. Gillis Thnberland, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS

E. W. Cameron Raeford, N. C, R. 3

A. B. Cameron Raeford, N. C, R. 3

Vance Ray Raeford, N. C, R. 3

M. A. Gillis Raeford, N. C.

D. N. Leslie Timberland, N. C, R. 1

100. SANFORD

ELDERS

J. R. Jones Sanford, N. C.

H. M. Williams Sanford, N. C.

A. M. Gunn Sanford, N. C.

A. A. F. Seawell Sanford, N. C.

W. S. Weatherspoon Sanford, N. C.

A. G. Carter Sanford, N. C.

R. E. Carrington Sanford, N. C.

Dr. W. A. Monroe Sanford, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 755

L. P. Wilkins Sanford, N. G.

T. A. Eiddle Sanford, N. C.

A. L. McNeill Sanford, N. C.

Dr. Lynn Mclver Sanford, N. C.

DEACONS

E. M. Underwood, (T) Sanford, N. C.

W. F. Chears, (B'enev. T) Sanford, N. C.

E. K. Buchan Sanford, N. C.

J. E. Ingram Sanford, N. C.

D. L. St. Clair Sanford, N. C.

J. H. Monger Sanford, N. C.

W. H. Fitts Sanford, N. C.

J. W. Mcintosh Sanford, N. C.

W. A. Williamson Sanford, N. C.

N. A. Harrington Kocky Mount, N. C.

101. SARDIS

ELDEKS

J. M. Hodges, (C) Linden, N. C.

W. L. Williams, Linden, N. C.

Alexander McArtan Linden, N. C.

DEACONS

George D. Elliot, (T) Linden, N. C.

John Williams Duke, N. C, E. F. D.

Jonathan Elliot Thornwall, N. C.

102. SELMA

ELDEES

T. M. Beuoy, (C) Selma, N. C.

E. C. Winston Selma, N. C.

DEACONS
J. A. Mitcbener.^^^,.^ Selma, N. C.

756 Minutes of the

103. SHANNON

ELDERS— None

DEACONS

D. S. Klarpp Shannon, N. C.

G. I. Klarpp Shannon, N. C.

J. L. McLaren Shannon, N. C.

104. SHERWOOD
ELDEES

Calvin McNeill, (C) Hope Mills, N. C, R. 2

P. McK. Williams, Sr Fayetteville, N. C, R. 7

John H. Clark Fayetteville, N. C, R. 7

DEACONS

James E. Teabeaut Fayetteville, N. C, R. 7

P McK. Williams, Jr Fayetteville, N. C, R. 2

Neill Davis Fayetteville, N. C, R. 8

D. C. Baker Hope Mills, N. C, R. 2

105. SHILOH

ELDERS

M. McLeod, (C) Timberland, N. C, R. 1

N. A. McDonald ■ Timberland, N. C, R. 1

Dr. P. P. McCain Sanatorium, N. C.

J. R. Hampton Eaeford, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

W. L. Thornburg, (T) Timberland, N. C, R. 1

Edgar Riley Timberland, N. C, R. 1

D. H. Johnson Ashley Heights, N. C.

Neill F. Sinclair Ashley Heights, N. C.

106. SMITHFIELD

ELDEES

Dr. L. D. Wharton, (C) Smithfield, N. C.

E. S. Edmundson Smithfield, N. C.

R. E, Whitehurst--— r^-^-.— Smithfield, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 757

DEACONS

Troy W. Myatt Smithfield, N. C.

W. E. Woodall Smithfield, N. C.

Charles I. Pierce Smithfield, N. C.

Dr. E. H. Eose Smithfield, N. C.

T. C. Evans Charlotte, N. C.

107. SMYRNA

ELDEES

James M. Graham, (C) Laurinburg, N. C, E. 3

J. C. Stewart Johns, N. C.

D. M. Stewart Maxton, N. C, E. 1

J. D. Stewart , Laurinburg, N. C.

D. C. Stewart Johns, N. C.

C. S. McArthur Laurinburg, N. C.

H. C. McColl Hasty, N. C.

DEACONS

E. J. Hester Hasty, N. C, E. 1

J. B. McColl Hasty, N. C, E. 1

Lacy McLean Laurinburg, N. C, E. 3

108. SPENCE

ELDEES

C. C. Young, (C) Willow Springs, N. C, E. 1

A. D. Taylor McCullers, N. C, E. 1

A. L. Johnson Willow Springs, N. C, E. 1

Z. L. Coates Willow Springs, N. C.^ E. 1

Ed. S. Coates Angier, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS
J. Milton Byrd Angier, N. C, E. 1

109. SPIES

ELDEES

J. r. Monroe, (C) Spies, N. C.

A. N. Monroe Spies, N. C.

DEACONS
E. NuttalL^__^.,____^^_^^ ,,^ ^ ...Biscoe, N. C, E. 2

758 Minutes of the

110. SPRING HILL

ELDERS

J. D. Peele, (C) Lucania, N. C, E. 1

N. T. Peele Lucama, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

David Peele Lucama, N. C, R. 1

George Watson Lucama, N. C, R. 1

Jethro Howell Lucama, N. C, R. 1

111. ST. ANDREWS

ELDERS

Duncan Pierce Jonesboro, N. C.

W. J. McDonald Jonesboro, N. C.

Allen Johnson Jonesboro, N. C.

L L. Shaw Jonesboro, N. C.

J. C. Watson, (C) Jonesboro, N. C.

E. J. McGilvary Jonesboro, N. C.

DEACONS

D. F. Nicholson Jonesboro, N. C.

J. J. Newell Jonesboro, N. C.

John Nicholson Jonesboro, N. C.

Gib. Buie Jonesboro, N. C.

Bailey Thomas, (T) Jonesboro, N. C.

J. J. Edwards Lemon Springs, N. C.

112. ST. PAULS

ELDERS

William N. McLean St. Pauls, N. C, E. 4

Alexander R. McEacheru St. Pauls, N. C.

Lauch. Mclnnis St. Pauls, N. C.

J. Alexander McGeachy, (C) St. Pauls, N. C.

Lauch. A. McGeachy St. Pauls, N. C.

Lee L. McGoogan St. Pauls, N. C.

C. Shaw McArthur St. Pauls, N. C.

W. Alford McCormac St. Pauls, N. C.

J. Brown Evans St. Pauls, N. C.

Marcus Smith ^ St. Pauls, N. C, R. 3

Synod of North Carolina 759

DEACONS

G. Thomas Fisher St. Pauls, N. C.

James A. Johnson St. Pauls, N. C.

Angus A. McCorniac St. Pauls, N. C, E. 4

Walter D. Johnson St. Pauls, N. C.

A. Dod Evans St. Pauls, N. C, R. 3

J. Calvin Lindsay St. Pauls, N. C.

D. Paxton McNeill St. Pauls, N. C, R. 2

John D. McArthur St. Pauls, N. C.

L. Irving Grantham St. Pauls, N. C.

John D. McRainey Parkton, N. C, E. 2

113. SUMMERVILLE

ELDERS

J. S. Bethea, (C) Lillington, N. C, E. 3

H. T. Faucette Lillington, N. C.

D. M. McLean Lillington, N. C.

DEACONS

C. A. McNeill ,(T) Lillington, N. C, E. 3

W. H. Faucette Lillington, N. C.

Jordan Salmon Lillington, N. C, E. 3

Cameron Faucette Lillington, N. C.

C. R. Bethea Lillington, N. C, R. 3

114. SUNNYSIDE

ELDERS

T. D. Bulla, (C) Fayetteville, N. C, E. 2

A. C. Holmes Fayetteville, N. C. E. 2

J. M. Bulla Fayetteville, N. C, E. 2

Sidney Smith Fayetteville, N. C, E. 5

DEACONS

Euffin Holmes Fayetteville, N. C, E. 2

W. N. McCaskill Fayetteville, N. C, E. 2

A, E. McLaurin Fayetteville, N. C, R. 2

Jonathan Evans Fayetteville, N. C, R. 5

760 V Minutes op the

115. UNION

ELDERS

R. D. Rowan, (C) Came\on, N. C, R. 2

W. S. Bailey Cameron, N. C, R. 2

J. S. McLauchlin Carthage, N. C, R. 2

John R. McQueen Lakeview, N. C.

M. McQueen Bailey Cameron, N. C, R. 2

Daniel B. Kelly Cameron, N. C, R. 2s

DEACONS

"William N. McLauchlin, (T) Carthage, N. C, R. 2

D. J. Monroe Cameron, N. C, R. 2

T. B. Philipps Cameron, N. C, R. 2

M. B. McLean Cameron, N. C, R. 2

Herbert A. Monroe Cameron, N. C, R. 2

J. P. Swett Cameron, N. C, R. 2

Francis Deaton Sanford, N. C,

116. VASS
ELDERS

D. A. McLauchlin, (C) Vass, N. C.

J. A. Keith Vass, N. C.

"V9- F. Alexander Vass, N. C.

W. D. Smith Vass, N. C.

E. L. McNeill ^Vass, N. C.

DEACONS

S. R. Smith, (T) Vass, N. C.

t: K. Gunter Vass, N. C.

N. N. McLean Vass, N. C.

W. C. Smith Lakeview, N. C.

117. WEST END

ELDERS

M. C. McDonald, (C) West End, N. C.

M. D. McCrummen West End, N. C.

S. W. Wilson West End, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 761

DEACONS

J. E. Jackson West End, N. C.

W. P. Cochran West End, N. C.

Claude Auman West End, N. C.

C. W. Bitter West End, N. C.

118. WESTMINSTER

ELDERS

D. J. Bulla, (C) Linden, N. C, E. 2

J. W. Wilkins Linden, N. C, R. 2

G. H. Price Linden, N. C, E. 2

DEACONS

Joseph Eay . Linden, N. C, E. 2

W. N. Campbell Linden, N. C, R. 2

David Eay, (T) Linden, N. C, E. 2

119. WHITE HILL

ELDEES

N. B. Cameron, (C) Carthage, N. C, E. 2

D. D. Kelly Carthage, N. C, E. 2

J. D. Cole Carthage, N. C, E. 2

J. A. Cole Cameron, N. C, E. 2

W. S. Foushee Sanford, N. C, E. 1

W. C. Wicker Sanford, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

M. Q. Lemon Sanford, N. C, E. 1

W. C. Spivy Sanford, N. C, E. 1

Ealph Foushee Sanford, N. C, E. 1

W. E. Kelly Carthage, N. C, E. 2

Martin Cameron Cameron, N. C, E. 2

762 Minutes of the

IV. Wilmington Presbytery

1. ACIVIE

ELDERS

White Wells, Acme, N. C.

W. B. McAulay ^ Acme, N. C,

Dr. T. V. Moore Acme, N. C.

DEACONS

A. H. Marks Acme, N. C.

J. F. Blake Acme, N. C.

2. BETH CAP

ELDERS
Wade Davis, (C) White Oak, N. C.

DEACONS
S. P. McNair Tarheel, N. C.

3. BEULAVILLE
ELDERS

R. I. Miller Beulaville, N. C.

Lewis Thigpeu Beulaville, N. C.

DEACONS

Walter Gresham Beulaville, N. C.

Lawther Jackson Beulaville, N. C.

4. BLACK RIVER

ELDERS

N. M. Beaty, (C) Ivanhoe, N. C.

J. N. Corbett Ivanhoe, N. C.

George Bannerman Ivanhoe, N. C.

Henrv Robinson Ivanhoe, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 763

DEACONS

H. M. Corbett, (T) Ivauhoe, N. C.

J. M. Beaty, Ivauhoe, N. C.

G. F. Fisher Ivanhoe, N. C.

E. W. Eeaves . Ivauhoe, N. C

5. BLADENBOEO

ELDEES

Eoy Davis Bladeuboio, N. C.

S. N. Ferguson Bladeuboro, N. C.

DEACONS
"Vyiill Ferguson Elizabethtowu, N. C.

6. BOLTON

ELDEES

A. A. Troy Bolton, N. C

Eobert W. Scott Bolton, N. C.

DEACONS

Dougal Clark Bolton, N. C.

Mr. Pate Bolton, N. C.

7. BOWDEN

ELDEES— None
DEACONS— None

8. BROWN MARSH

ELDEES

G. Horn, (C) Clarkton, N. C.

D. J. Burney____ Clarkton, N. C.

DEACONS

J. T. Hester, (T) Clarkton, N. C.

J. D. Priest Clarkton, N. C.

John Burney Clarkton, N. C.

Alexander Burney Clarkton, N. C.

764 Minutes of the

9. BURGAW

ELDERS

W. M. Hand, (C) Burgaw, N. C.

J. H. Moore Burgaw, N. C.

C. C. Bryan Burgaw, N. C.

T. T. Murphy Burgaw, N. C.

S. C. Carr Burgaw, N. C.

DEACONS

W. D. Croom, (T) Burgaw, N. C.

A. H. Paddison Burgaw, N. C.

Eugene Davis Burgaw, N. C.

10. CALYPSO

ELDERS

J. R. Maxwell, (C) Calypso, N. C.

E. B. Sutton Calypso, N. C.

J. H. Carr Calypso, N. C.

Sewell Sellars Calypso, N. C.

DEACONS

John Strickland, (T) Calypso, N. C.

J. B. Carr Calypso, N. C.

M. B. Price Calypso, N. C.

J. W;. Patton Calypso, N. C.

Albert Martin Calypso, N. C.

11. CASWELL

ELDERS

George J. Moore, (C) Atkinson, N. C.

J. W. Colvin Atkinson, N. C.

J. A. Murphy Atkinson, N. C

C. D. Murphy Atkinson, N. C.

D. P. McDougal Atkinson, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. Flinn, (T) Rooks, N. C.

P. S. Carr Rooks, N. C

A. K. Mallard Rooks, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 765

J. A Murphy, Jr Books, N. C.

C. C. Murphy Atkinson, N. C.

W. S. McDuffie Atkinson, N. C.

12. CHADBOURN

ELDERS

D. W. Munroe, (C) Chadbourn, N. C.

C. D. Koonce Chadbourn, N. C.

A. F. Coultas Chadbourn, N. C.

J. T. Newland Chadbourn, N. C.

Alexander MeKenzie Chadbourn, N. C.

DEACONS

L. C. Hand, (T) Chadbourn, N. C.

A. B. Bryan Chadbourn, N. C.

George Marshall Chadbourn, N. C.

C. F. Shelton Chadbourn, N. C.

E. H. Miller Chadbourn, N. C.

13. CHINQUAPIN

ELDERS

Robin Cole Chinquapin, N. C.

D. J. Williams Chinquapin, N. C.

G. B'. D. Parker Chinquapin, N. C.

A. D. Thidpen Chinquapin, N. C.

Gardener Edwards Chinquapin, N. C.

B. Fred Picket Chinquapin, N. C.

Joe Wood Chinquapin, N. C.

Dr. F. K. Landin Chinquapin, N. C.

DEACONS

James Cooper Chinquapin, N. C.

Barnes Aycock _ Chinquapin, N. C.

S. E. Hall _• Chinquapin, N. C.

Hoppin Williams Chinquapin, N. C.

14. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

ELDERS

F. L. Pearsall, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

W. D. McCaig Wilmington, N. C.

766 Minutes of the

H. L. Hunt Wilmington, N. C.

W A. "Woods Wilmington, N. C.

L. E. Hall Wilmington, N. C.

J. B. Huntington Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS

E. C. Jones, (T) Wilmington, N. C.

J. H. Davis Wilmington, N. C.

P. B. Bell Wilmington, N. C.

J. O. C'aiT Wilmington, N. C.

Thomas McDonald Wilmington, N. C.

O. L. Brown Wilmington, N. C.

C. P. Gorman Wilmington, N. C.

W. S. Johnson Wilmington, N. C.

W. W. Love Wilmington, N. C.

C. L. Meister Wilmington, N. C.

W. P. Sprunt Wilmington, N. C

15. CliARKTON

ELDEES

M. L. Cromartie, (C) Clarkton, N. C.

0. L. Clark Clarkton, N. C.

E. C. Clark Clarkton, N. C.

C. S. Clark Clarkton, N. C

S. Singleterry Clarkton, N. C.

Dr. G. L. Clark Clarkton, N. C.

N. A. Currie Fayetteville, N. C

DEACONS

S. G. Wooten, (T) Clarkton, N. C.

S. W. Owen Clarkton, N. C.

1. A. Singleterry Clarkton, N. C.

L. A. Smith Clarkton, N. C.

J. D. Ward Clarkton, N. C.

W. T. Phifer Clarkton, N. C.

Dr. D. D. Clark Clarkton, N. C.

A. S. McEwen Clarkton, N. C.

Henry Buss Clarkton, N. C.

J. W. C. Balleutine Clarkton, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 767

16. CROATAN

ELDERS

H. C. Wood, (Clk.) Croataii, N. C.

E. L. Tolson, (T) Croatan, N. C.

DEACONS
Elijah Tolson Croatan, N. C.

17. CURRIE

ELDERS

Sloan Bell, (C) Currie, N. C.

W. R. Walker Currie, N. C.

DEACONS

J. h\ Lucas, (T) Currie, N. C.

A. E. Currie Currie, N. C.

18. DELGADO

ELDERS

W. C. Scoggins, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

M. V. Coble Wilmington, N. C.

W. T. West Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS
R. L. Godbold, (T) Wilmington, N. C.

19. ELIZABETHTOWN

ELDERS— None

R. S. White, (C) Elizabethtown, N. C.

R. B. Cromartie Elizabethtown, N. C.

N. M. Bryan Elizabethtown, N. C.

DEACONS

J. H. Clark Elizabethtown, N. C.

James McLeod Elizabethtown, N. C.

768 Minutes of the

20. ELKTON

ELDEES
J. W. Burney, (C) Elkton, N. C.

DEACONS
A. F. Anderson, (T) L Elkton, N. C.

21. FAISON

ELDEES

0. L. Taylor, (C) Faison. N. C

W. T. Clifton Faison, N. C.

H. J. Faison Faison, N. C.

1. L. Faison Faison, N. C.

W. J. Oats Faison, N. C

J. M. Bowden Faison, N. C.

DEACONS

W. I. Tliompson, (T) Faison, N. C.

M. McD. "Williams Faison, N. C.

Will Faison Faison, N. C-

I. E. Faison Faison, N. C.

Isham Hines Faison, N. C.

W. T. Hines Faison, N. C.

C. T. Southerland Faison, N. C.

Dr. I. X. Morton Faison, N. C.

John Oats Faison, N. C.

Albert Hicks Faison, N. C.

22. GLENGARRY

ELDEES

T. E. Whitted Elizabethtovini, N. C.

E. M. Davis Elizabethtown, N. C.

DEACONS

Matt. L. Byrne Elizabethtown, N. C.

Malcolm McDonald Elizabethtown, N. C,

Synod of North CxVrolina 769

23. GRAVES MEMORIAL

ELDERS

B. F. Jolinson, (C) Clinton, N. C.

H. E. Faison Clinton, N. C.

L. A. Bethune Clinton, N. C.

H. A. Grady Clinton, N. C.

James T. Murphy Clinton, N. C.

DEACONS

Howard McKinnon, (T) Clinton, N. C.

Wilbert Jackson Clinton, N. C.

Edgar Powell Clinton, N. C.

John D. Kerr, Sr Clinton, N. C.

Robert Moore ^ __Clinton, N. C.

B. P. Smith Clinton, N. C.

24. GROVE

ELDERS

R. V. Wells, (C) Kenansville^ N. C.

S. D. Ferrell Kenansville, N. C.

Lawrence Southerland, (T) Kenansville, N. C.

DEACONS

E. C. Newton Kenansville, N. C.

E. L. Southerland Kenansville, N. C.

C. K. Aldridge Kenansville, N. C.

S. L. Ferrell Kenansville, N. C.

25. HALLSVILLE

ELDERS

J. Lawton Miller Hallsville, N. C.

Henry Judge Hallsville, N. C.

J. A. Grady Hallsville, N. C.

DEACONS

Luther Miller Hallsville, N. C.

John Houston Hallsville, N. C.

Bruce Judge Hallsville, N. C.

770 Minutes op the

26. HARMONY

ELDERS

D. McL. Sliavv, (C) Kerr, N. C.

Willie Herring Kerr, N. C.

T. W. Newkirk Kerr, N. C.

W. Scott Robinson Ivanhoe, N. C.

DEACONS

D. G. Shaw Kerr, N. C.

John Ennis Kerr, N. C.

David Newkirk Kerr, N. C.

D. Robinson Ivanhoe, N. C.

27. HEBRO

ELDERS
W. H. Gra.ly Pink Hill, N. C.

DEACONS
M. F. Wcstbrook Kinston, N. C.

29. HOPEWELL

ELDERS

J. D. Saunders, (C) Burgaw, N. C.

George W. Murray AVatha, N. C.

W. R. Rich Watha, N. C.

DEACONS

C. F. Mallard, (T) B^irgaw, N. C.

Tom C. Murray Watha, N. C.

Richard Murray Watha, N. C.

J. M. Harrell Watha, N. C.

30. IMMANUEL

ELDERS

J. A. Sailing, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

Jordan Branch Wilmington, N. C.

J. S. Singleterry Wilmington, N. C,

Synod of North Carolina 771

C. T. McKethan Wilmington, N. C.

Edwin Register Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS

W. D. Boykin, (T) Wilmington, N. C.

T. L. Briggs Wilmington, N. C.

H. W Branch Wilmington, N. C.

S. 0. Yopp Wilmington, N. C.

W. J. Bradshaw Wilmington, N. C.

S. P. Livingston Wilmington, N. C.

J. L. Hawkins Wilmington, N. C.

J. R. Lockama Wilmington, N. C.

W. T. Brown Wilmington, N. C.

B J. King Wilmington, N. C.

W. H. Shaw Wilmington, N. C.

Fred Mintz Wilmington, N. C.

J. G. Darden Wilmington, N. C.

D. P. Merritt Wilmington, N. C.

D. H. Williams Wilmington, N. C.

William Hamilton, Sr Wilmington, N. C.

31. JACKSONVILLE

ELDEES

E. L Wood, (C and T Jacksonville, N. 0.

B. S. Cole Jacksonville, N. C.

DEACONS

Horace Thompson Jacksonville, N. C.

J. M. Bartley Swansboro, N. C.

32. KEITH

ELDERS

A. D. Ward, (C) Currie, N. C

DEACONS— None

33. LAKE WACCAMAW

ELDEES

John W. Hall, (C) Hallsboro, N. C.

B. B. Carr Lake Waceamaw, N. C.

George T. Sutton^-^^^,, ...^-, Lake Waceamaw, N. C.

772 Minutes of the

DEACONS

I. B. Sloan Lake Waccamaw, N. C.

S. T. Weaver Lake Waccamaw, N. C.

34. MAPLE HILL

ELDERS
Gibson James Maple Hill, N. C.

DEACONS
J. V. James ]Maple Hill, N. C.

34. MOUNT HOREB

ELDEES

A. S. McKay (C) Clarkton, N. C.

M. L. McRae Council, N. C.

Paul Savage Council, N. C.

DEACONS

Christopher Monroe, (T) Council, N. C.

Walter Johnson Council, N. C.

36. MT. OLIVE

ELDERS

A. S. Grady, (C) Mt. Olive, N. C.

J. E. Kelly Mt. Olive, N. C.

A. J. Davis Mt. Olive, N. C.

Dr. W. C. Steele Mt. Olive, N. C.

H. R. Southerland Mt. Olive, N. C.

DEACONS

M. T. Breazeale, (T) Mt. Olive, N. C.

T. R. Thigpen Mt. Olive, N. C.

W. H. Kornegay , Mt. Olive, N. C.

J. E. Hall Mt. Olive, N. C.

J. L, Simmons------- , ,_^^^^^_ Mt. Olive, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 773

37. MT. WILLIAMS

ELDERS

A. V. Armstrong, (C) Burgaw, N. C, R. F. D.

R. T. Williams Burgaw, N. C, R. F. D.

J. B. Williams Burgaw, N. C.^ R. F. D.

Henry Player Burgaw, N. C„ R. F. D.

DEACONS

A. 0. Thigpen, (T) Burgaw, N. C, R. F. D.

R. F. Humphrey Burgaw, N. C, R. F. D.

J. S. Humphrey Burgaw, N. C, R. F. D.

Henry Williams Burgaw, N. C, R. F. D.

38. MT. ZION

ELDERS

E. McN. Carr, (C) Rose Hill, N. 0.

F. C. Blanchard Rose Hill, N. C.

S. B. Newton Rose Hill, N. C.

George W. Boney Rose Hill, N. C.

J. E. Farrior Rose Hill, N. 0.

DEACONS

A. R. Bland, (T) Rose Hill, N. C.

Walter Rackley Rose Hill, N. C.

D. B. Herring Rose Hill, N. C.

R. D. Carr Magnolia, N. C.

39. NEW HOPE

ELDERS

Jackson Johnson, (C) Winnabow, N. 0.

Edwin Taylor Winnabow, N. C.

J. Eeid ■ Winnabow, N. C.

John Henry .. Winnabow, N. C.

DEACONS

R. D. Johnson Winnabow, N. C

Leon Henry _^,, Winnabow, N. C.

774 Minutes of the

40. OAK PLAINS

ELDEKS

W. I. Hall, (C) Kose Hill, N. C.

N. W. Bonham Rose Hill, N. C.

Ed. Chestnut Rose Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

Stokes W. Newkirk, (T) Rose Hill, N. C.

L. F. Byrd Rose Hill, N. C.

Henry Chestnut Rose Hill, N. 0

41. PEARSALL MEMORIAL

ELDERS

M. Pcarsall, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

Oscar Pearsall Wilmington, N. C.

J. L. Gorman Wilmington, N. C.

J. M. Taylor Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS

W. V. Pearsall, (T) Wilmington, N. C.

R. C. Lucas Wilmington, N. C.

H. C. Blake Wilmington, N. C.

A. B. Riggs Wilmington, N. C.

42. PHOENIX

ELDERS

Burrus Chinnis Phoenix, N. C.

Daniel C. Johnson Phoenix, N. C.

DEACONS
W. D. Campbell Phoenix, N. C.

43. PIKE

ELDERS .

D.S. Black (C) Burgaw, N. C.

E. A. Armstrong, (T) Burga-or, N. C.

J. K. Cowen Burgaw, N. C.

J. B. Arm§trong_______,,^^, ^^_^^^, Burgaw, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 775

DEACONS

A. S. Bowden B'urgaw, N. C.

Ed. W. Bowden Burgaw, N. C.

Harris B. Bloodworth Burgaw, N. C.

44. PINK HILL

ELDEES

T. A. Turner, (C) Pink Hill, N. C.

J. W. Worley Pink Hill, N. C.

DEACONS— None

45. POLLOCKSVILLE

ELDEES

H. A. Creagh, (C) Pollocksville, N. C.

N. J. Carmichael Pollocksville, N. C.

Wade Bender Pollocksville, N. C.

G. W. White Pollocksville, N. C.

I. H. Barrus Pollocksville, N. C.

DEACONS

E. P. Bender, (T) Pollocksville, N. C.

Hubert White Pollocksville, N. C.

Haywood Wlite Pollocksville, N. C.

Paul Bender Pollocksville, N. C.

J. J. Pritchett Pollocksville, N. C.

Herman Parker Pollocksville, N. C.

46. ROCKFISH

ELDEES

J. M. Wells, (C) Teacheys, N. C.

J. J. Wells Teacheys, N. C.

D. S. Williams l Wallace, N. C.

W. E. Hendry Willard, N. C.

W. W. Alderman Willard, N. C.

776 Minutes op the

DEACONS
E. D. Well, (T) Teacheys, N. C.

D. W. Turner Teacheys, N. C.

J. W. Bouey Wallace, N. C.

E. S. Carr Wallace, N. C.

L. B. Carr Wallace, N. C.

W1. M. Carr Wallace, N. C.

C. H. Eivenbark Wallace, N. C.

47. ST. ANDREWS

ELDEES

W. H. Sprunt, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

H. E. Boney : Wilmington, N. C.

G. S. Boylan Wilmington, N. C.

S. A. Haines Wilmington, N. C.

J. E. Holmes Wilmington, N. C.

C. H. Mebane Wilmington, N. C.

O. J. MuUininx Wilmington, N. C.

T. E. Post Wilmington, N. C.

J. C. Stewart Wilmington, N. C.

A. H. Shepard Wilmington, N. C.

J. H. Thomas Wilmington, N. C.

F. W. Tremaiu Wilmington, N. C.

W. K. Walker Wilmington, N. C.

J. K. Wylie Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. Smith Wilmington, N. C.

E. C. Piatt Wilmington, N. C.

A. C. Boney Wilmington, N. C.

D. D. Boylan Wilmington, N. C.

C. H. Clark Wilmington, N. C.

W. J. Smith Wilmington, N. C.

B. B. Cavenaugh Wilmington, N. C.

T. F. Bagley Wilmington, N. C.

J. G. Caroll Wilmington, N. C.

J. K. Bannerman Wilmington, N. C

S. J. Ellis Wilmington, N. C.

J. %. Farlow Wilmington, N. C.

W.illiam Grant Wilmington, N. C.

Thomas Hill Wilmington, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 777

Thomas Hill Wilmington, N. C.

A. B. McNair Wilmington, N. C.

J. O. Powers Wilmington, N. C.

Eustice Norfleet Wilmington, N. C.

T. E. Spnmt Wilmington, N. ^.

W. A. W;ylie Wilmington, N. C.

D. O. Westbrook Wilmington, N. C.

W. H. Badou Wilmington, N. C.

48. SEVEN SPRINGS

ELDEES

J. E. Murvin, (C) Seven Springs, N. C.

E. Orady Seven Springs, N. C.

A. T. Uzzell Seven Springs, N. C.

Henry Ivey Seven Springs, N. C.

DEACONS

T. F. Garman, (T) Seven Springs, N. C.

Raphael Grady Seven Springs, N. C.

T. D. Uzzell . Seven Springs, N. C.

49. SMITHS
ELDEES

Lafayette Smith, (C) Pink Hill, N. C

A. D. Eodgers Pink Hill, N. C.

C. H. Smith Pink Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

B. Frank Smith, (T) Pink Hill, N. C.

.Jamie Smith Pink Hill, N. C.

50. SOUTHPORT

ELDEES

Price Furpless, (C) Southport, N. C.

C. L. Cotton Southport, N. C.

778 Minutes of the

DEACONS

Cecil Lewis, (T) Southport, N. C.

Charlie Rourk Southport, N. C.

Joel Moore Southport, N. C.

51. SOUTH RIVER

ELDERS

William Sloan Garland, N. C.

Angus Cromartie Tomahawk, N. C.

C. T. Lamb Garland, N. C.

Dr. R. S. Cromartie Garland, N. C.

DEACONS

J. C. Cromartie, (T) Garland, N. C.

H. D. Sloan Garland, N. C.

P. S. Cromartie Garland, N. C.

52. STANFORD

ELDERS

T. O. Joyner, (C and T) Mt. Olive, N. C.

Austin Swinson Mt. Olive, N. C.

DEACONS

C. H. Joyner Mt. Olive, N. C.

D. John Blaylock Mt. Olive, N. C.

53. SWEET HOME

ELDERS
Henry Mentz Shallotte, N. C.

DEACONS
Peter Rourk Supply, N. C.

54. TABOR

ELDERS— None

DEACONS

Rowland Baldwin Tabor, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 779

55. TEACHEYS

ELDEKS

J. D. Mallard, Jr., (C) Teacheys, N. C.

J. C. McMillan Teacheys, N. C.

D. S. Boney Teacheys, N. C.

DEACONS

D. H. Boney, (T) Teacheys, N. C.

Fred Knowles Teachey, N. C.

56. TOPSAIL

ELDEES

J. C. Nixou, (C) Topsail, N. C.

L. J. Howard Hampstead, N. C.

DEACONS

A. W. King Topsail, N. C.

E. V. King Hampstead, N. C.

C. F. Howard Hampstead, N. C.

57. VINELAND

ELDEES

J. F. Dunn Whiteville, N. C.

F. A. Newman Whiteville, N. C.

E. C. Carson Whiteville, N. C.

Dr. Eobert Sadler Whiteville, N. C.

DEACONS

L. O. Hill Whiteville, N. C.

M. V. Hardie Whiteville, N. C.

D. H. Spivey Whiteville, N. O.

H. F. M. Daniel Whiteville, N. C.

LeEoy Stophel Whiteville, N. C.

58. WALLACE

ELDEES

G. H. Eobinson, (C) Wallace, N. C.

W. F. Murphy Wallace, N. C.

780 ^Minutes of the

C, B. Johnson Wallace, N. C.

O. Carr Wallace, N. C.

John Powell Wallace, N. C.

George E. Ward Wallace, N. C.

DEACONS

J. A. Cavenaugh, (T) Wallace, N. C.

Jacob Powell Wallace, N. C.

Alexander Southerland Wallace, N. C.

J. N. Southerland Wallace, N. C.

D. L. Wells Wallace, N. C.

W^. D. Cavenaugh Wallace, N. C

59. WHITE PLAINS

ELDEES

L. E. Benson, (C) Emerson, N. C.

A. A. Clark Rosindale, N. C.

J. A. Burney Clarktou, N. C.

Graham Clark Council, N. C.

J. P. Warner Council, N. C.

DEACONS

H. P. Clark, (T) Clarkton, N. C.

J. Dexter Burney Clarkton, N. C.

J. M. Meshaw Council, N. C.

Ed. Clark Council, N. C.

60. WHITEVILLE

ELDERS

Dr. J. H. Crowell Whiteville, N. C.

E. J. Powell Whiteville, N. C.

Oscar High Whiteville, N. C.

Gordon Prevatte Whiteville, N. C.

DEACONS

W. L. Barr Whiteville, N. C.

L. C. Nance Whiteville, N. C.

Walter High Whiteville, N. C

Synod of North Carolina 781

61. WILDWOOD

ELDERS

W. F. West, (C) Wildwood, N. C.

T. C. Bell Wildwood, N. C.

Alexander Murdock Wildwood, N. C.

DEACONS

Hugh Murdock, (T) Wildwood, N. C.

James Murdock Wildwood, N. C.

John Watson Wildwood, N. C.

62. WILMINGTON FIRST CHURCH

ELDERS

A. M. Hall, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

B. F. Hall Wilmington, N. C.

James Sprunt Wilmington, N. C.

Dr. George C. Worth Wilmington, N. C.

P. Pearsall Wilmington, N. C.

H. C. McQueen Wilmington, N. C.

E. A. Brand ^ Wilmington, N. C.

C. W. Worth Wilmington, N. C.

W. M. Gumming Wilmington, N. C.

Gol. W. Taylor Wilmington, N. C.

Dr. J. G. Murphy Wilmington, N. C.

M. S. Willard Wilmington, N. C.

John Hall Wilmington, N. C-

G. L. Mitchell . Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS

R. M. Sheppard Wilmington, N. C.

J. W. Little Wilmington, N. C.

E. T. Huggins Wilmington, N. C.

E. W. Hicks Wilmington, N. C.

W. C. Smith Wilmington, N. C.

B. B. Reynolds Wilmington, N. C.

J. L. Wells Wilmington, N. C.

J. F. Roache Wilmington, N. C.

W. E. Eenneker Wilmington, N. C

W. G. Farmer Wilmington, N. C.

782 Minutes of the

Dr. J. I. Campbell Wilmington, N. C.

R. H. Northrope Wilmington, N. C.

E. H. Muuson Wilmington, N. C.

Raymond Hunt Wilmington, N. C.

P. Heinesberger Wilmington, N. C.

Dr. George K. Patterson WOmington, N. C,

63. WINTER PARK

ELDERS

Earl Jones, (C) Wilmington, N. C.

C. G. Mclntyre Wilmington, N. C.

R. T. Sinclair Wilmington, N. C.

Edwin Campbell Wilmington, N. C.

F. H. Curtis Wilmington, N. C.

DEACONS

George L. Bryan Wilmington, N. C.

R. F. Beasley Wilmington, N. C.

J. T. Barden Wilmington, N. C.

L. G.. Gorden Wilmington, N. C.

L. H. Shew Wilmington, N. C.

G. W. Curtis Wilmington, N. C.

C. H. Robinson Wilmington, N. C.

A. B. Sandlin Wilmington, N. C-

64. WILLARD

ELDERS

H. McN. Johnson, (C) Willard, N. C.

George Powers Willard, N. C.

S. M. Carr Willard, N. C.

Peyton Page Willard, N. C.

E. M. Johnston Willard, N. C.

DEACONS

R. N. Bowen, (T) Willard, N. C.

J. M. Johnston Willard, N. C.

B. C. Bostic Willard, N. C

Synod of North Carolina 783

65. WARSAW

ELDEKS

W. L. Hill, (C) Warsaw, N. C

L. P. Best Warsaw, N. C.

S. A. Johnson Warsaw, N. C.

M. H. 'V^ooten Warsaw, N. C.

J. D. Swinson • Warsaw, N. C-

H. L. Stevens Warsaw, N. C.

DEACONS

D E. Best, (T) Warsaw, N. C.

H. F. Pierce Warsaw, N. C.

Duland Brown Warsaw, N. C.

J A. Faison Warsaw, N. C.

J. A. Williams Warsaw, N. C

J. C. Eobinson Warsaw, N. C.

John Barden Warsaw, N. C.

784 Minutes op the

V. Mecklenburg Presbytery

1. ALBEMARLE

ELDERS .

J. M. Harris, (C) Albemarle, N. C.

Wilcox Brightwell Albemarle, N. C.

J. A. Little Albemarle, N. C.

J. M. Morrow Albemarle, N. C

E. H. Cotton Albemarle, N. C.

J. W. Lyerly , Albemarle, N. C.

DEACONS

M. J. Harris Albemarle, N. C.

Taylor A. Nisbct Albemarle, N. C.

C. M. Lentz Albemarle, N. C

F. E. Stearnes Albemarle, N. C

A. C. Huneycutt Albemarle, N. C.

D. M. Morrow Albemarle, N. C.

D. R. Morrow Albemarle, N. C.

2. ALLEN

ELDERS

E. A. Morrison, (C) Harrisburg, N. C, R. F. D.

Isaac Linker, (T) Allen, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS— None

3. ALTON
ELDERS

R. W. Elliott, (C) Monroe, N. C, R. 4

W. L. Starner Monroe, N. C, R. 4

Tracey Cheers Marsliville, N. C, R. 3

ELDERS

W. L. Belk Marshville, N. C.

George Griffin Marsliville, N. C.

R. E. Lowry Marsliville, N. C, R. 8

Synod of North Cakolina 785

4. AMITY

ELDERS

J. W. Miller, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. D. 9

A. D. Campbell Charlotte, N. C, E. D. 9

J. O. Stancill Charlotte, N. C, R. D. 1

DEACONS

W. P. Harkey Charlotte, N. C.

J. L. Donaldson Charlotte, N. C, R. 9

Williamsou Wallace Matthews, N. C.

5. AQUADALE

ELDERS

L. D. Blackwelder, (C) Aquadale, N. C.

C. B. Duke Norwood, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS— None

6. BADIN
ELDERS

W. M. Erwin, (C) Badin, N. C.

W. S. Spencer Badin, N. C.

DEACONS

Jno. R. Manly Badin, N. C.

A. K. Martin Badin, N. C.

H. E. Rhea Badin, N. C.

W. H. Russell Badin, N. C.

T. W. Belk Badin, N. C.

7. BANKS

ELDERS

O. W. Potts Fort Mills, S. C.

Dr. R. M. Potts Fort Mills, S. C.

R. L. White Fort Mills, S. C

R. A. Hudson, (C) Waxhaw, N. C.

786 Minutes op the

DEACONS

S. H. Kell Piiieville, N. C.

R. A. Stephenson Pineville, N. C.

F. P. Stephenson Fort Mills, S. C.

J. S. Howie Waxhaw, N. C.

8. BETHANY

ELDERS

W. S. Lloyd Lancaster, S C. C, R. F. D.

C. H. Hinson Monroe, N. C. R. 8

James Ellis, (C) Mineral Springs, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

Robert Rape : Mineral Springs, N. C, R. 1

James Acoth Mineral Springs, N. C, R. 1

B. W. Mangum Monroe, N. C, R. 8

Clyde Laney Monroe, N. C.

WeaA^er Plyler , Monroe, N. C-

9. BETHEL
ELDERS

T. B. Knox Davidson, N. C, R. F. D.

P. S. McConnell Huntersville, N. C.

W. J. Knox Huntersville, N. C.

H. G. Torrence Davidson, N. C.

J. V. Knox Huntersville, N. C.

J. M. Potts, (C) Huntersville. N. C.

DEACONS

J. A. Boyles Davidson, N. C.

H. C. Knox Huntersville, N. C.

J. R. Worsham Huntersville, N. C.

W. M. Knox Huntersville, N. C.

R. E. Henderson Davidson, N. C.

H. E. Gibson Huntersville, N. C.

H. P. Jetton Huntersville, N. C.

J. B. Jetton Davidson, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 787

10. BETHLEHEM

ELDEES

I. D. Crowell Matthews, N. C, R. 28

R. B. Helms Indian Trail, N C, R. 1

DEACONS

W. Baxter Long Indian Trail, N. C, R. 1

O. B. Hagler Unionville, N. C.

11. BEULAH

ELDERS

S. E. Belk, (C) Monroe, N. C, R. 7

S. B. Kelly Monroe, N. C, R. 7

DEACONS

J. P. Belk Monroe, N. C, R. 7

Eugene Webb Monroe, N. C, R. 7

12. BISCOE
ELDERS

N. P. Coppedge Biscoe, N. C

J. W. Ewing, (C) Biscoe, N. C.

DEACONS

D. M. Hunsucker Biscoe, N. C.

B. B. Hunsueker Biscoe, N. C.

13. BRAINARD

ELDERS

J. A. Mclntyre Entwistle, N. C.

D. E. Wilkes, (C) Entwistle, N. C.

DEACONS
R. M. Mclnnis Entw^stle, N. C.

Joseph Williams------., ,-^^^_-^,— -^ -Entwistle, N. C

788 Minutes of the

14. CAMDEN

ELDEES

C. H. Trexler Wadesboro, N. C, R. F. D.

W. R. Gaddy, (C) Wadesboro, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS
J. F. Trexler Wadesboro, N. C, R. F. D.

15. CAMERONIAN

ELDERS

J. A. Seawell, (C) Rockingham, N. C.

E. S. Hart Rockingham, N. C.

DEACONS
James Mclnnis Rockingham, N. C.

William Patterson Rockingham, N. C.

D. M. M. Mclnnis Rockingham, N. C.

H. T. Baldwin Rockingham, N. C.

16. CANDOR

ELDERS

Jesse W. Page Candor, N. C.

Clem Dowd Candor, N. C.

J. A. Currie Candor, N. C.

DEACONS

S. T. Ewing Candor, N. C.

A. A. McCaskell Candor, N. C.

17. CARMEL

ELDERS

J. P. Sample, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

C. M. Hutchison Charlotte, N C, R. 7

DEACONS

W. W. Flenniken Matthews, N. C, R. 27

J. W. A, Thomas— .__ ^ ,_^_____, .Matthews, N. C, R. 27

Synod of North Carolina 789

18. CENTRAL STEELE CREEK

ELDEES

A. A. Porter Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

C. B. Choote Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

T. F. Grier, (C) Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

DEACONS

T. M. Gallant Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

J. P. Grier Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

E. A. Coffey Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

E. H. Peoples Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

J. N. Herron Charlotte, N. C, E. 3

Ivey W. Stewart (T) Charlotte, N. C.

19. CHARLOTTE FIRST

ELDEES

F. H. Andrews Charlotte, N. C.

M. E. Boyer Charlotte, N. C.

E. G. Brice Charlotte, N. C.

E. T. Cansler Charlotte, N. C.

E. A. Dunn Charlotte, N. C.

Archibald Graham Charlotte, N. C.

Thomas G. Hardie Charlotte, N. C.

J. W. McClung Charlotte, N. C.

Folmes Blair, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. J. P. Munroe Charlotte, N. C.

TT. H. Orr Charlotte, N. C.

Thomas J. Smith Charlotte, N. C.

M. B. Speir Charlotte, N. C.

Jessie M. Oldham Charlotte, N. C.

W. M. "WJilcox, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

George M. Rose, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

F. 0. Hawley, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

A. T. Summey, Charlotte, N. C

W. S. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

George H. Brockenbrough Charlotte, N. C.

A. J. B'eall Charlotte, N. C.

C, M, Csrson-^^. Charlotte, N. C.

790 Minutes of the

McAlister Carson Charlotte, N. C.

J. A. Fore Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. E. L. Gibbon Charlotte, N. C.

George A. Howell Charlotte, N. C.

Edwin E. Jones Charlotte, N. C.

Hunter Marshall, Jr ^Charlotte, N. C.

John M. Scott Charlotte, N. C.

Walter Scott Charlotte, N. C.

J. M. Sims Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. J. F. Eobertson Charlotte, N. C.

W. W. Ward Charlotte, N. C.

William N. Wp,rd Charlotte, N. C.

Dolph M. Young Charlotte, N. C.

J. W. Zimmerman Charlotte, N. C.

20- CHARLOTTE SECOND

ELDERS

William Anderson Charlotte, N. C.

T. M. Earnhardt Charlotte, N. C.

J. P. Carr Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. A. J. Crowell Charlotte, N. C.

T. W. Dixon Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. L W. Faison Charlotte, N. C.

W. J. M. Finger Charlotte, N. C.

J. Arthur Henderson Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. J. R. Irwin Charlotte, N. C

James L. Jamison Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. R. H. Lafferty Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. Oren Moore Charlotte, N. C

W. F. Moore Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. W(. O. Nisbet Charlotte, N. C

James W, P'harr Charlotte, N. C.

John R. Pharr Charlotte, N. C.

George M. Phifer Charlotte, N. C.

James T. Porter___ (C) — _, Charlotte, N. C.

John B. Ross Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. Otho B. Ross Charlotte, N. C.

L. L. Sarratt Charlotte, N. C

W. F. Stevens Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. C. M. Strong Charlotte, N. C

A. C. Sujnmerville-- — —- . --Charlotte, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 791

Dr. W. H. Wakefield Charlotte, N. C.

J. H. Wearn Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

H. J. Allison Charlotte, N. C.

T. T. Allison Charlotte, N. C.

B. W. Barnette Charlotte, N. C.

L. M. Carr Charlotte, N. C.

J. M. Harry Charlotte, N. C.

Robert G. Hayes 1 Charlotte, N. C.

L. M. Hipp Charlotte, N. C.

Frank Hovis Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. I. W. Jamison Charlotte, N. C.

John F. Jamison Charlotte, N. C.

B. Frank Matthews Charlotte, N. C.

A. E. McCausland Charlotte, N. C.

J. Starr Neely Charlotte, N. C

O. M. Norwood Charlotte, N. C.

J. M. Gates Charlotte, N. C.

Robert S. Query Charlotte, N. C.

E. S. Reid Charlotte, N. C.

J. W. Sheppard Charlotte, N. C.

Frank B. Smith Charlotte, N. C.

John W. Tood, (T) Charlotte, N. C.

W. H. Twitty Charlotte, N. C.

W. R. Wearn-^ Charlotte, N. C.

21. COOKS MEMORIAL

ELDERS

W. D. Cox Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

R. F. Drum, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

S. B. McClure Paw Creek, N. C. R. 10

W. A. Johnston Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

M. A. Beaty Paw Creek, N. C. R. 10

W. C. Rozzelle Paw Creek, N. C, R. 10

S. X. Luckey Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

M. L. Dunn Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

S. L. Dunn Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

T. O. Johnson Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

E. T. Rozzell Paw Creek, N. C, R. 10

792 Minutes of the

22. CORNELIUS

ELDERS

J. S.'Sossaman, (C) Cornelius, N. C.

A. J. McConnell Cornelius, N. C.

C. A. Howard Cornelius, N. C.

W. L. Puckett Cornelius, N. C.

DEACONS

James Gilbert Cornelius, N. C.

H. A. Worsham Cornelius, N. C.

J. I. Proctor Cornelius, N. C.

Clyde Howard, (T) Cornelius, N. C.

23. ELLERBE SPRINGS

ELDERS

Nelson McAskell -__-Ellerbe, N. C

A. D. McLean Ellerbe, N. C.

L L Efird Ellerbe, N. C.

Archie McAskell Ellerbe, N. C.

J. C. Watson Rockingham, N. C, R. 3

J. H. McRae, (C) Ellerbe, N. C.

DEACONS

Alexander Quick Ellerbe, N. C

N. A. McAskell Ellerbe, N. C.

W. C. McRae, Sr Ellerbe, N. C

Archie Chappell Ellerbe, N. C.

J. H. Thomas Ellerbe, N. C.

24. HAMLET

ELDERS

S. O. Banersfeld Hamlet, N. C.

W. H. Fetner Hamlet, N. C.

C. G. Pepper Hamlet, N. C.

D. McNair, (C) Hamlet, N. C.

J. E. McLauchlin Hamlin, N. C.

T. H. Rowan Hamlet, N. C.

A. N. Graham Hamlet, N. C.

E. S. Wood Hamlet, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 793

DEACONS

T. M. Eose Hamlet, N. C.

O. D. Vaughu Hamlet, N. C.

N. D. McDonald Hamlet, N. C.

Murphy McDonald Hamlet, N. C.

W. S. Wjarren Hamlet, N. C.

25. HOPEWELL

ELDERS
J. Mac Sample Mooresville, N. C.

D. W. P. Craven Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

Dr. J. S. Abernethy Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

M. M. Blythe Huntersville, N. C, E. 2

J. L. Lanning Huntersville, N. C, R. 20

J. L. Parks, (C) Huntersville, N. C, R. 20

E. V. Kerns Huntersville, N. C, R. 20

DEACONS

J. A. Wilson Huntersville, N. C, R. 20

William Vance Huntersville, N. C, R. 20

R. B. Abernethy Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

Jno. G. McElroy, (T) Huntersville, N. C, R. 20

C. M. Farron Charlotte, N. C, R. 20

C. Ross Parks Charlotte, N. C, R. 20

26. HUNTERSVILLE

ELDERS

C. F. Alexander Huntersville, N. C.

J. McAlexander Huntersville, N. C.

J. W. Montieth Huntersville, N. C.

J. L. Choate, (C) Huntersville, N. C.

DEACONS

W. B. Blythe Huntersville, N. C.

J. B. Montieth Huntersville, N. C, R. 22

J. McHolbrook Huntersville, N. C.

C. B. Barnette Huntersville, N. C, R. 22

W. W. Craven Huntersville, N. C.

"94 Minutes of the

27. INDIAN TRAIL

ELDERS
W. C. Games, (C) Indian Trail, N. C.

DEACONS

E. J. Stinson Indian Trail, N. C.

William A. Elms Indian Trail, N. C.

F. J. Biggers Stalliugs, N. C.

28. KNOX

ELDERS

Dr. J. A. Austin Charlotte, N. C.

F. H. Bierman Charlotte, N. C.

George Mayes Charlotte, N. C.

W. E. Pierce Charlotte, N. C.

Morris E. Fratter, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

A. M. Young Charlotte, N. C.

George B. Chapman Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. S. B. McPheeters Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

L. W. Austin Charlotte, N. C.

D. G. Colder . Charlotte, N. C.

T. M. Carr, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

J. L. DeLaney Charlotte, N. C.

B. W. Mathes Columbia, S. C.

F. R. McNinch Charlotte, N. C.

M. B. Query Charlotte, N. C

W. A. Smith Charlotte, N. C.

W. M. Smith Charlotte, N. C.

O. J. Thies Charlotte, N. C.

John M. Wilson Charlotte, N. C.

C. R. Crumleg Charlotte, N. C.

J. H. Howell Charlotte, N. C.

B. J. Shore Charlotte, N. C.

29. LEE PARK

ELDERS— None

DEACONS— None

Synod op North Carolina 795

30. LILESVILLE

ELDERS

E. P. Liles, (C) Lilesville, N. C.

B. R. Wall Lilesville, N. C.

DEACONS

M. P. Wall Eichland, Ga.

31. LOCUST

ELDERS

T. M. Hartsell, (C) Stanfield, N. C, R. 2

William Eudy Stanfield, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

Heanty Eudy Stanfield, N. C.

Earl Hartsell Stanfield, N. C

32. MACEDONIA

ELDERS

J. A. McLeod Biseoe, N. C, R. 1

N. A. Martin Biseoe, N. C, R. 1

J. H. Gillis Biseoe, N. C.

J. B. McCaskill Biseoe, N. C.

A. F. Northcutt Candor, N. C.

C. Dowd, (C) Candor, N. C.

DEACONS

S. T. Ewing Candor, N. C.

J. C. Munn Candor, N. C.

33. MALLARD

ELDERS

J. C. Kirk Newell, N. C.

John Kirk Newell, N. C.

J. K. McLauchlin Derita, N. C.

H. Y. Galloway, (T) Derita, N. C.

M. A. Galloway Charlotte, N. C.

R, W. Alexander, (C) Derita, N. C.

796 Minutes of the

DEACONS

J. G. Alexander Derita, N. C.

Frank Sloop Derita, N. C.

F. A. Cochran Derita, N. C.

John Bingham Derita, N. C.

Ira DeArmon Derita, N. C.

Walter Benfield Derita, N. C.

E. M. Christenbery Harrisburg, N. C.

34, MAEKS CREEK

ELDEES

N. A. Campbell (C) Hamlet, N. C.

Henry McEae Hamlet, N. C.

Colin Williams Hamlet, N. C.

W. A. Wilkes Cognac, N. C.

Archer McKay Marston, N. C.

DEACONS

Archer Wilkes Hamlet, N. C.

James H. McDuffy Hamlet, N. C.

John Williams Hamlet, N. C.

William D. McKay Marston, N. C.

35. MABSHVILLE

ELDEES

E. E. Marsh, (C) Marshville, N. C.

W. T. Marsh Marshville, N. C.

B. F. Black Marshville, N. C.

James P. Marsh Marshville, N. C.

DEACONS

J. C. Marsh Marshville, N. C.

J. T. Belk Marsheville, N. C.

G. J. Whituer Marshville, N. C.

J. N. McDonald Marshville, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 797

36. MATTHEWS

ELDERS

N. O. Alexander Matthews, N. C.

Dr. T. N. Reid Matthews, N. C.

W. E. McCall Matthews, N. C.

S. R. Grier, (C) Matthews, N. C.

C. Billingsley Matthews, N. C.

DEACONS

W. H. Freeman Matthews, N. C.

T. J. Orr Matthews, N. C.

N. S. Cochran Matthews, N. C.

Ed Funderberk Matthews, N. C.

A. J. Williams Matthews, N. ().

37. McGEE

ELDERS

J. A. Hoover Charlotte, N. C.

E. G. Hayes Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

S. M. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

E. M. McGee, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

N. C. Long Charlotte, N. C, E. 5

W. E. Kistler Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

DEACONS

J. T. McGee Charlotte, N. C.

Q. J. Joyner Charlotte, N. C.

S. 0. Beatty Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

L. A. Prim Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

Parks Cathey Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

Mack Cathey Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

J. S. McParland Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

J. T. Elliott Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

38. MIDLAND

ELDERS

R. A. Brooks, (C) Midland, N. C.

J. F. Wallace Midland, N. C.

798 Minutes of the

DEACONS

J. F. Griffin Midland, N. C.

L. L. Kiser Stanfield, N. C, E. 2.

39. MONHOE

ELDERS

E. A. Morrow Monroe, N. C.

Dr. J. M. Belk Monroe, N. C.

W. H. Belk Monroe, N. C.

F. H. Wolfe Monroe, N. C.

W. A. Lane Monroe, N. C.

J. M. Douglass Monroe, N. C.

W. T. Stewart Monroe, N. C.

S. B. Hart Monroe, N. C

W. H. Norwood Monroe, N. C.

W. A. Henderson, (C) Monroe, N. C.

DEACONS

F. G. Henderson, (Chmn.) Monroe, N. C.

S. O. Blair Monroe, N. C.

E. W. Lemmond Monroe, N. C.

W. J. Eudge __Monroe, N. C.

G. B. Caldwell Monroe, N. C.

G. B. McLellan Monroe, N. C.

Archie Levy Monroe, N. C.

James Morrow Monroe, N. C.

T. C. Hagler Monroe, N. C.

J. C. Smith Monroe, N. C.

40. MORVEN

ELDEES

G. A. Martin . Morven, N. C.

T. W. Morrison Morven, N. C.

W. F. McQueen, (C) Morven, N. C.

Dr. B. J. McGoogan McFarlan, N. C.

DEACONS

J. F. Lowrance Morven, N. C

V. L. Wall Morven, N. C.

W. A. Steagall Morven, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina

799

C H May Morven, N. C.

D. L. Niven Morven, N. C.

41. MOUNT CARMEL

ELDEES

Miles Mclnnis Norman, N. C.

E. D. "Warner Norman, N. C.

Alexander McFayden Ellerbe, N. C

J. A. McDonald, (C) Jackson Springs, N. C, E. F. D.

DEACONS

John Mclnnis Norman, N. C

D. C. McEae Ellerbe, N. C.

Ike Allred Norman, N. C.

Dossie Warner Norman, N. C

D. C. McDonald Jackson Springs, N. C, E. F. D.

42. MOUNT GILEAD
ELDEES

W. B. Cochrane Mount Gilead, N. G.

E. E. Hamlet Mount Gilead, N. C.

John A. McAulay Mount Gilead, N. G.

W. A. McAulay, (C) Mount Gilead, N. C

A. S. McEae Mount Gilead, N. C.

DEACONS

Edward Haywood Mount Gilead, N. C.

E. L. Martin Mount Gilead, N. C.

G. T. McAulay Mount Gilead, N C.

J. C. McKinnon Mount Gilead, N. C.

P. E. Eankin, M. D Mount Gilead, N. C

43. MULBERRY
ELDEES

^. H. Ehyne Charlotte, N. C, E. 5

H W. Bigham Charlotte, N. C, E. 5

J. S. Summerville Charlotte, N. G, E. 5

F. A. Marshall Charlotte, N. C, E. 5

800 ]\riNUTES OF THE

G. H. Todd Charlotte, N. C, E. 5

G. M. Sloan, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

D. P. Rhyne Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

DEACONS

H. G. Springs Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

J. H. Rhyne, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

H. G. Rhyne Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

S. M. Springs Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

D. R. Sloan Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

W. M. Berryhill, (T) Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

44. NEWELL

ELDERS

D. H. Stewart Derita, N. C, R. 14

J. M. Russell Newell, N. C, R. 1

C. W. Ritch Newell, N. C.

W. B. Newell, (C) Newell, N. C.

DEACONS

J. Ernest Query Newell, N. C.

George Russell Newell, N. C.

Lester Barnett Derita, N. C, R. 14

L. B. Wilson Newell, N. C.

45. NORMAN

ELDERS

A. McNair Norman, N. C.

W. D. Blue Norman, N. C.

R. V. Ussery Norman, N. C.

DEACONS

Eli Cole Norman, N. C.

A. N. Cagill Norman, N. C.

Orville McNair Norman, N. C.

46. NORTH CHARLOTTE

ELDERS •

E. B. McCall, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

J. H. Sloop Charlotte, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 801

DEACONS

p. L. Beaver Charlotte, N. C.

N. A. Stutts Charlotte, N. C.

W. M. McCall Charlotte, N. C.

Stephen S. Rodgers Charlotte, N. C.

47. NORWOOD I

ELDERS

Thomas Colson Norwood, N. C.

L. W. Hart, (C) Norwood, N. C.

William Lisk Norwood, N. C.

G. W. Stinson Norwood, N. C.

DEACONS

D. N. Bennett Norwood, N. C.

J. I. Campbell, M. D Norwood, N. C.

John Lee Norwood, N. C.

W. H. Morgan Norwood, N. C.

T. M. Pridgen Norwood, N. C.

48. OAKBORO

ELDERS

H. P. Efird, (C) Oakboro, N. C.

H. B. Sessavis Oakboro, N. C.

S. T. Efird Oakboro, N. C.

A. W. Mills Oakboro, N. C.

F. C. Efird Oakboro, N. C.

DEACONS

E. O. Ross, (T) Oakboro, N. C.

C. C. Efird Oakboro, N. C.

Roy J. Hill Oakboro, N. C.

49. PAGELAND

ELDERS

John Richardson Pageland, S. C.

P. M. Rogers Pageland, S. C.

D. E. Clark, (C) Pageland, S. C.

802 Minutes of the

DEACONS

M. C. Clark Paffeland, S. C.

R. M. B. Pigs Pageland, S. C.

50. PALESTINE

ELDERS

David S. Talbert Albemarle, N. C, R. 2

D. T. Hall, (C) Albemarle, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS
John Misenlieimcr Albemarle, N. C, R. 2

51. PAW CREEK

ELDERS
E. W. McGinn Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

C. A. Summerville Paw Creek, N. C, R. 10

W. M. Wingate Paw Creek, N. C.

J. W. Davenport Sanford, N. C.

G. A. Tood, (C) Paw Creek, N. C, Box 2

W. R. Price Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

L. A. Cathey Gary, N. C.

W. F. Elliott Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

DEACONS
E. O. Johnson Charlotte, N. C.

D. T. Campbell Paw Creek, N. C, R. 10

W. A. Cathey Paw Creek, N. C.

N. D. Todd Paw Creek, N. C, R. 10

J. A. Cathey Paw Creek, N. C, R. 10

C. W. Todd Charlotte, N. C

Lewis McGinn Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

T. W. Sadler Paw Creek, N. C.

52. PEACHLAND

ELDERS

Dr. W. W. Barrett Peachland, N. C.

May D. Redfern Peachland, N. C.

T. V. Howell, (C) Peachland, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 803

DEACONS

N. E. Hughes Peachland, N. C.

L. H. Broome Peachland, N. C.

Young Allen Peachland, N. C.

Charles Kedfern Peachland, N. C.

53. PEE DEE

ELDEES

E. E. Little, (C) Mangum, N. C.

W. A. Smith Mangum, N. C.

DEACONS

J. D. Missenheimer Mount Gilead, N. C.

J. V. Ussery Exway, N. C.

54. PEGRAIM STREET

ELDEES

D. A. Johnston, (C) Charlotte, N. C, E. 8

W. B. Blount Charlotte, N. C, E. 8

J. O. Earnhardt Charlotte, N. C, E. 8

T. E. Wingate Charlotte, N. C

DEACONS

J F Miller Charlotte, N. C.

Walter Nisbet Charlotte, N. C.

W. T. Owen Charlotte, N. C.

A. E. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

A. T. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

E. E. Williams Charlotte, N. C.

D. C. Sikes Charlotte, N. C.

J. B. Caddell, (T) Charlotte, N. C.

W. H. Hobbs Charlotte, N. C.

55. PHILADELPHIA

ELDEES
C. J. Roggers Matthews, N. C, E. 19

G. W. Fesperuiau-^..^-.^, Matthews, N. C, E. 19

804 Minutes of the

J. M. Miller Allen, N. C, E. 1

W\. P. Ashcraft, (C) Matthews, N. C, E. 28

E. J. McEwen Matthews, N. C, E. 19

C. S. Harkey Matthews, N. C, E. 28

D. A. Henderson Matthews, N. C, E. 19

J. N. Lee Matthews, N. C, E. 19

J. F. Kisiah Matthews, N. C, E. 28

James Wilson Matthews, N. C, E. 19

DEACONS

Zeb Morris Matthews, N. C, E. 19

L. E. Wilson Matthews, N. C, E. 19

D. T. Ashcraft Allen, N. C, E. 1

C. M. Black Matthews, N. C, E. 28

S. N. McEwcn Matthews, N. C, E. 19

J. N. Wilson Matthews, N. C, E. 19

Arthur Beaver Allen, N. C, E. 1

James McWister Matthews, N. C, E. 28

J. W. McEwen Matthews, N. C, E. 19

56. PINEVILLE

ELDEES

S. L. Hoover Pineville, N. C.

E. B. Johnston Pineville, N. C.

C. B. Grier Pineville, N. C, E. 15

J. M. Cariither Pineville, N. C.

W. C. B'arnette, (C) Pineville, N. C.

DEACONS

W. G. Johnston Pineville, N. C.

J. E. Cunningham Pineville, N. C.

J. A. Culp Pineville, N. C.

J. S. Miller Pineville, N. C.

W,. M. Morrow Pineville, N. C.

E. G. Starnes Pineville, N. C.

W. G. Taylor Pineville, N. C.

57. PLEASANT HILL

ELDEES
J. J. Neely Charlotte, N. C, E. In

E, W, McKnight ^ ^_____,, Pineville, N. C, E. lo

Synod op North Carolina 805

James Sledge Charlotte, N. C, R. 15

Y. F. Carothers Pineville, N. C, R. 15

John R. Porter, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 11

DEACONS

R. N. Capps Pineville, N. C, R. 15

Calvin Williams Pineville, N. C, R. 15

W. D. Stewart Pineville, N. C, R. 15

C. L. Knox Charlotte, N. C, R. 11

S. M. Neelv Charlotte, N. C, R. 11

58. POLKTON

ELDERS
W. C. Dewees, (C) Polkton, N. C.

DEACONS
Dr. J. M. Bovce '_ Polkton, N. C.

59. PORTER

ELDERS

W. H. Simpson, (C) Albemarle, N. C, R. 1

J. J. Cooper Norwood, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS— None

60. PROVIDENCE

ELDERS

Dr. H. Q. Alexander Matthews, N. C, R. 17

J. B. Coffey Matthews, N. C, R. 17

L. s'. Knox Matthews, N. C, R. 17

F. B. Kuykendall Matthews, N. C, R. 17

W. H. Downs, (Inf) Matthews, N. C, R. 17

C. O. Howard Waxhaw, N. C, R. F. D.

W N. McKee, (T) Matthews, N. C, R. 18

T. O. Ross Matthews, N. C, R. 17

W. M. Ross, (C) ..,,-,,-==..=. .^^^=^-.__— Fort Mill, S. C, R. 2

806 Minutes of the

DEACONS

Syrl. Grier, (T) Matthews, N. C, E. IS

John W. McKinney Matthews, N. C, E. 17

G. Badger Bryant Matthews, N. C, E. 17

McLees Eea Matthews, N. C, E. 21

John L. Eea Matthews, N. C, E. 21

W. E. Grid- Matthews, N. C, E. 17

Victor Hunter Matthews, N. C, E. 18

J. W. Biggers Matthews, N. C, E. 18

Joseph Boss Matthews, N. C, E. 17

61. RAMAH

ELDEES

D. W. Mayes Huntersville, N. C.

W. M. Bradford Huntersville, N. C.

Baxter Barnette Davidson, N. C.

W. A. Brown Huntersville, N. C.

DEACONS

John Deweese Huntersville, N. C.

DeWitte Bradford Huntersville, N. C.

Alphonso Barnette Huntersville, N. C.

62. REHOBATH

ELDEES

J. L. Estridge Monroe, N. C, E. 5

W. J. Sims, (C) Waxhaw, N. C, E. 1

DEACONS

Charles Estridge "Waxhaw, N. C, E. 1

James Furgerson Waxhaw, N. C.

E. D. Sims Waxhaw, N. C.

63. ROCKINGHAM

ELDEES

J. D. Cameron, (C) Eoekingham, N. C

J. L. Hawley Eoekingham, N. C.

J. A. McNair------ , ... ^^^ Eoekingham, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 807

E. B. Black Rockingham, N. C.

A. B. Nicholson Rockingham, N. C.

J. F. Stephenson Rockingham, N. C.

DEACONS

D. L. Wicker Rockingham, N. C

J. A. MacAulay Rockingham, N. C.

J. M. McNair Rockingham, N. C.

J. N. Hasty Rockingham, N. C.

Henry Fairley Rockingham, N. C,

R. L. McDonald Rockingham, N. C.

64. ROCKY RIVER

ELDERS

P. J. C. Efird, (C) Marshville, N. C, R. 2

Y. Wi. D. Morgan Marshville, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

Filar Efird Oakboro, N. C.

J. C. Smith Marshville, N. C.

65, ROBERDELL

ELDERS
S. P. Stogner Roberdell, N. C.

D. M. McNair Roberdell, N. C.

Eugene Reynold Roberdell, N. C.

W. T. Wicker, (C) Roberdell, N. C.

DEACONS
R. H. Legrand Roberdell, N. C.

E. T. Green Roberdell, N. C.

H. R. Bolton Roberdell, N. C.

W. A. Green Roberdell, N. C.

66- ROBINSON

ELDERS

D. A. Johnston Harrisburg, N. C, R. 1

H. D. Harkey Charlotte, N. C, R. 9

808 Minutes of the

A. M. Stafford Harrisburg, N. C, R. 1

C. B. Cross, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 9

J. W. Miller Harrisburg, N. C. R. 1

E. F. Teeter Harrisburg, N. C, R. 1

C. H. Cope Harrisburg, N. C, R. 1

67. SALEM
ELDERS

W. E. Green Pageland, S. C, R. 1

"W;. T. Phillips Pageland, S. C, R. 1

G. W. Watts Pageland, S. C, R. 1

Fred Horton Marshville, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS

A. F. Brewer Pageland, S. C, R. 1

Claude Green Marshville, N. C, R. 3

68. SEVERSVILLE

ELDERS

R. 0. Robinson Seversville, N. C, R. 6

E. C. Todd, (C) Seversville, N. C, R. 6

G. M. Beaty Seversville, N. C, R. 6

J. H. Softly Seversville, N. C, R. 6

J. C. Allen Seversville, N. C, R. 6

DEACONS

W. A. Sloan Seversville, N. C, R. 6

C. C. Sloan Seversville, N. C, R. 6

Gerry Todd Seversville, N. C, R. 6

Fred Mooney Seversville, N. C, R. 6

David L. Kistler Seversville, N. C, R. 6

69. SHAHON

ELDERS

J. V. Brown, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 1

H. W. Harkey Charlotte, N. C, R. 1

H. K. Reid Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

T. F. Black Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

Synod of North Carolina 809

W. F. Baker Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

J. Walker Kirkpatrick Charlotte, N. C, R. 1

R. C. Kirkpatrick Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

J. H. Bolick Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

T. J. Sammonds Charlotte, N. C, R. 1

C. W. Rankin Charlotte, N. C, R. 1

A. C. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

W. R. Lee Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

J. M. Caldwell Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

W. D. Stanford Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

70. SILER
ELDERS

A. C. Penniger, (C) Monroe, N. C.

W. C. Davis Waxhaw, N. C, R. 4

J. N. Price Monroe, N. C, R. 5

J. F. Biggers Matthews, N. C, R. 26

M. E. Plyler Waxhaw, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS

M. C. Reid Charlotte, N. C, R. 2

Brooks Price Charlotte, N. C,

H. W. Davis Monroe, N. C.

A. W. Davis Waxhaw, N. C, R. 4

W. A. Biggers Matthews, N. C, R. 26

D. C. Plyler, (T) Matthews, N. C, R. 26

71. SIX MILE CREEK

ELDERS

A. P. Spratt Qsceola, S. C, R. 1

C. W. Harris, (C) Osceola, S. C, R. 1

DEACONS

Ernest Howey Osceola, S. C, R. 1

William Howey Osceola, S. C.

W. J. Yarborough : Osceola, S. C.

810 Minutes of the

72. STANFIELD

ELDERS
William H. Mann Stanfield, N. C.

DEACONS— None

73. STEELE CREEK

ELDERS

Jolin McDowell, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 3

B. T. Price Charlotte, N. C, R. 3

'S. L Price Charlotte, N. C, R. 4

Wirt Pegram Charlotte, N. C, R. 11

Lester Byriim Charlotte, N. C, R. 11

T. B. Spratt Charlotte, N. C, R. 3

W. W. Davenport Charlotte, N. C, R. 4

S. I: Wilson Charlotte, N. C, R. 5

W. B. Choate Piueville, N. C, R. 15

Elbert Neal Pineville, N. C, R. 11

R. C. Freeman Pineville, N. C, R. 4

L B. Faires Pineville, N. C, R. 11

DEACONS

Sam Whiteside Pineville, N. C, R. 11

Ed. Price Pineville, N. C, R. 11

Otto Brown Pineville, N. C, R. 11

C. B. Campbell Pineville, N. C, R. 11

Charles F. Brown Pineville, N. C, R. 11

Plato Price Piueville, N. C, R. 4

Joe Freeman Pineville, N. C, R. 11

J. W. Sadler Pineville, N. C, R. 11

Joe Bighani Pineville, N. C, R. 4

Will Berryhill Pineville, N. C, R. 5

Edgar Byrum Pineville, N. C, R. 3

Leonard H. Grier Pineville, N. C, R. 11

G. C. Cathey Pineville, N. C, R. 5

T. B. Brown Pineville, N. C, R. 4

Lester Brown Pineville, N. C, R. 4

Synod of North Carolina 811

74. ST. PAUL

ELDEES

J, W. Kiser Charlotte, N. C.

J. C. Purcer Charlotte, N. C.

N. C. White Charlotte, N. C.

J. D. Woodside, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

M. W. Woodside Charlotte, N. C.

G. J. Starnes Charlotte, N. C.

Thomas F. Walker Charlotte, N. C.

H. M. Woodside Charlotte, N. C.

J. I. Little Charlotte, N. C.

W. D. Hobbs Charlotte, N. C.

W. D. Eodgers Charlotte, N. C.

T. L. Garris Charlotte, N. C.

75. SUGAR CREEK

ELDERS

Dr. S. M. Henderson Charlotte, N. C.

C. W. Robinson Charlotte, N. C, R. F. D.

C. H. Caldwell Charlotte, N. C, 9

C. L. Abernathy Charlotte, N. C, R. 9

F. S. Neal, (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 8

R. W. McConnell Derita, N. C.

DEACONS
F. S. Neal, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

J. H. Robinson Charlotte, N. C, R. F. D.

J. C. Alexander Charlotte, N. C, R. 8

J. K. Alexander Charlotte, N. C, R. 8

L. J. Rumple Derita, N. C.

Vinton L. Hunter Derita, N. C.

Fred Gibbon Derita, N. C, R. F. D.

76. TENTH AVENUE

ELDERS

L. S. Boyd, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. J. R. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

812 Minutes op the

E. G. Cochrane Charlotte, N. C.

H. T. Davis Charlotte, N. C.

C. A. Dixon Charlotte, N. C.

A. M. Gray Charlotte, N. C.

J. E. Kimbirl Charlotte, N. C.

G. W. Neely Charlotte, N. C.

W. L. Wallis Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

C. W. Brady Charlotte, N. C.

W. L. Abernathy Charlotte, N. C.

J. M. Davenport Charlotte, N. C.

W. J. Dixon Charlotte, N. C.

C. A. Dixon, Jr Charlotte, N.C.

M. F. Ellis Charlotte, N. C.

B. G. Furr Charlotte, N. C.

H. E. Garrison Charlotte, N. C.

G. S. HarriU Charlotte, N. C.

D. W. Holbrooks Charlotte, N. C.

L. C. Lanyoex Charlotte, N. C.

R. W. Mitchell, (T) Charlotte, N. C.

C. S. Morrison Charlotte, N. C.

W. H. Morrison Charlotte, N. C.

W. P. Porter Charlotte, N. C.

A. R. Shaw, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

77. THOMASBORO

ELDERS

J. E. Thomas Charlotte, N. C.

W. L. Summerville Charlotte, N. C.

E. L. Wingate Charlotte^ N. C.

Mack Hipp Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

E. R. Cathey Charlotte, N. C.

W. A. Todd Charlotte, N. C.

E. I. Wingate Charlotte, N. C.

A. L. Prim Charlotte ,N. C.

M. M. McCoed Charlotte, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 813

78. TROY

ELDERS

S. H. McCall Troy, N. C.

L. R. Lisk Troy, N. C.

C. J. Poole, (C) Troy, N. C.

DEACONS

S. J. Golden Troy, N. C.

L. D. Blackwell Troy, N. C.

E. D. McNeill Troy, N. C.

79. UNIONVILLE

ELDEES

Dr. A. D. N. Whitley, (C) Unioiiville, N. C.

R. J. Dempster Monroe, N. C, R. 2

J. F. Medlin Unionville, N. C.

DEACONS

Luther Griffin Unionville, N. C.

Charles Sell Unionville, N. C.

Vernon Mullis, (T) Unionville, N. C.

A. Pierce Sell Unionville, N. C.

80. WADESBOKO

ELDERS

C. C. Moore, (C) Wadesboro, N. C.

T. J. Fetzer Wadesboro, N. C.

L. L. Drake Wadesboro, N. C.

W. C. Via Wadesboro, N. C.

Dr. R. D. Ross Wadesboro, N. C.

W. L. McKinnon Wadesboro, N. C.

J. A. McRae Wadesboro, N. C.

DEACONS

F. G. Fetzer Wadesboro, N. C.

T. P. Caraway Wadesboro, N. C.

C. A. Bland Wadesboro, N. C.

F. P. Boylin Wadesboro, N. C.

W. T. Hart Wadesboro, N. C.

814 Minutes of the

81. WADEVILLE

ELDERS

D. D. McKinnon, (C) Wadeville, N. C.

D. F. Robinson Wadeville, N. C.

DEACONS
C. C. McKinnon Wadeville, N. C.

82. WALKERSVILLE

ELDERS

W. W. Norwood Waxhaw, N. C, R. 2

A. B. Norwood Waxhaw, N. C.

J. D. Norwood, (C) Waxhaw, N. C.

Henry McWharter Waxhaw, N. C.

DEACONS

Banks McCain Waxhaw, N. C.

Louis Strawn Waxhaw, N. C.

M. A. Helm Waxhaw, N. C.

S. H. McWharter Waxhaw, N. C.

83. WAXHAW

ELDERS

J. E. McCain, (C) Waxhaw, N. C.

John W. McCain Waxhaw, N. C.

Russell McDonald Waxhaw, N. C.

S. J. McGuirt Waxhaw, N. C.

Ralph Belk Waxhaw, N. C.

DEACONS

Carl Wolfe Waxhaw, N. C.

William Wolfe Waxhaw, N. C.

Neeley Massey Waxhaw, N. C.

Richard Nisbet Waxhaw, N. C.

William Steele Waxhaw, N. C.

Robert Ballou Waxhaw, N. C.

George McCain Waxhaw, N. C.

Synod op North Carolina 815

84. WEST AVENUE

ELDERS

W. L. Shelby Charlotte, N. C.

W. J. Gardener Charlotte, N. C.

Eichard Stewart Charlotte, N. C.

W. A. Jamison Charlotte, N. C.

George F. Dunn, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

M. L. Campbell Charlotte, N. C.

J. D. Ramsey Charlotte, N. C.

A. B. Blackwelder Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

D. H. Johnston Charlotte, N. C.

R. H. Shields Charlotte, N. C.

R. L. Smith Charlotte, N. C.

J. L. Wilkinson Charlotte, N. C.

W. P. Summerville Charlotte, N. C.

B. R. McCord Charlotte, N. C.

W. W. Watt Charlotte, N. C.

B. B. Eozzell Charlotte, N. C.

Charles W. Turner Charlotte, N. C.

85. WESTMINSTER

ELDERS

P. S. Gilchrist Charlotte, N. C.

W. T. Dunlap Charlotte, N. C.

W. B. Reid Charlotte, N. C.

J. P. Kirkpatrick Charlotte, N. C.

H. C. Alexander Charlotte, N. C.

D. S. Montieth, (C) Charlotte, N. C.

W. S. Adams Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

R. G. Spratt Charlotte, N. C.

C. C. Hook Charlotte, N. C.

W. S. Phillips Charlotte, N. C.

Charles Cathey, (T) Charlotte, N. C.

William T. Campbell - Charlotte, N. C.

H. C. Long . Charlotte, N. C.

C. M. Seott Charlotte, N. C.

Dr. B. J. Witherspoon Charlotte, N. C.

John M. Porter Charlotte, N. C.

816 Minutes of the

86. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL

ELDERS

W. B. Cahlwell Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

W. A. Howie Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

J. C. Hutchison Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

J. I. Hutchison (C) Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

J. M. Sununerville Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

S. E. Prue Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

W. J. Williams Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

DEACONS

J. H. Auten Charlotte, N. C, E. 6

Frazier Caldwell Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

Thos. P. Caldwell Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

Clyde L. Hunter Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

W. J. Hutchison (Chm.) Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

J. Roy Hutchison Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

W. L. McConnell Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

E. L. McConnell (T) Charlotte, N. C, R. 10

Adam Thomjison Charlotte, N. C, R. 6

R. N. Williams Charlotte, N. C, R. 7

87. WILMORE

ELDERS

N. J. Phillips Charlotte, N. C.

H. E. Wilson Charlotte, N. C.

C. D. Wilson (C) Charlotte, N. C.

DEACONS

E. T. McKnight Charlotte, N. C.

R. H. Gadd Charlotte, N. C.

E. J. Stockton Charlotte, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 817

VL Albemarle Presbytery

1. BELHAVEN

ELDERS

W. D. Morrison (C and T) Belhaven, N. C.

J. S. Pressley (B T) Belhaven, N. C.

DEACONS— None

2. BETHLEHEM

ELDERS

W. R. C. Joyuer Rocky Mt., N. C, R. 2

Octavius Joyner (C) Rocky Mt., N. C, R. 1

David Joyner Rocky Mt., N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

N. J. Joyner Rocky Mt., N. C, R. 2

J. R. Long Rocky Mt., N. C, R. 2

T. B. Joyner (T) Rocky Mt., N. C, R. 2

3, BROOKSTON

ELDERS
O. B. Eleanor Henderson, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

Wm. H. Best Henderson, N. C, R. 2

J. Wj. Finch Henderson, N. C, R. 2

4. CALVARY

ELDERS

Wm. A. Harris Swann Quarter, N. C, R. 1

Efifron A. Williams (C and T) Swann Quarter, N. C, R. 1

Harold Williams Swann Quarter, N. C, R. 1

818 Minutes of the

DEACONS

Columbus Cara\\au Swann Quarter, N. C, K. 1

Nelson Jarvis Swann Quarter, N. C, R. 1

Williams Whitfield Swauu Quarter, N. C, R. 1

5. CANN MEMORIAL

ELDERS

S. L. Sheep Elizabeth City, N. C.

Cam. W. Melick (C) Elizabeth City, N. C.

DEACONS

L. S. Blades Elizabeth City, N. C.

C. E. Thompson (T) Elizabeth City, N. C.

6. ENFIELD

ELDERS
W. T. Clement -(C) Enfield, N. C.

DEACONS

L. D. Tucker Enfield, N. C.

Roy Sikes Enfield, N. C.

J. D. Whitehead Enfield, N. C.

7. FALKLAND

ELDERS

C. A. Marslender (C an T) Falkland, N. C.

E. C. King Falkland, N. C.

G. H. Pittmau Falkland, N. C.

DEACONS

C. H. Mayo Falkland, N. C.

C. P. Pierce Falkland, N. C.

Hugh Smith Falkland, N. C.

8. FAEMVILLE

ELDERS
Walter G. Sheppard (C) Farmville, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 819

DEACONS
L. T. Pierce (T) Farmville, N. C.

9. FELLOWSHIP

ELDEKS

Geo. W. Rogers (C) L__Willow Springs, N. C.

Hubert T. Ashley, (T) Willow Springs, N. C.

DEACONS

Ed. M. Gray Willow Springs, N. C.

Bruce E. Partin Willow Springs, N. C,

10. FOUNTAIN

ELDERS

E. A. Fountain Fountain, N. C.

W. R. Graham, (C) Fountain, N. 0.

G. W. Jefferson Fountain, N. C.

C. L. Owens Fountain, N. C.

DEACONS

J. W. Jefferson Fountain, N. C.

J. A. Mercer, (T) Fountain, N. C.

11. GENEVA

ELDERS

Otho A. Daniel, (C) Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

Graham Daniel Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

J. H. Terry Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

J. W. Davis Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

Marsh Daniel Stem, N. C.

E. B. Cosart Stem, N. C.

Lee Clement, (Benev. T) Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

E. N. Clement, (T) Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

Stephen Jones,;,, ,^.=, .„ Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

820 Minutes of the

12. GOLDSBORO

ELDEKS

L. H. Castex Goldsboro, N. C.

Dr. W. W. Faison Goldsboro, N. C.

John Slaughter Goldsboro, N. C.

W. L. LeEoy Goldsboro, N. C.

Dr. W. H. Smith Goldsboro, N. C.

W. D. Dees, (C) Goldsboro, N. C.

DEACONS

Thus. O 'Berry Goldsboro, N. C.

Dr. T. M. Bizzell Goldsboro, N. C.

A. O. Clement Goldsboro, N. C

\V. W. Pierce Goldsboro, N. C.

13. GRASSY CREEK

ELDEES

J. N. Daniel Bullock, N. C.

Daniel .i Stovall, N. C.

C. E. Lewis Stovall, N. C.

J. S. Simpson, (C) Oxford, N. C, E. 7

DEACONS

M. W. Clement, (T) Nelson, Va.

C. T. Hester Stovall, N. C.

A. S. Hines Stovall, N. C.

S. C. Howard Clarksville, Va., E. F. D.

J. C. Morton, (Beuev. T) Bullock, N. C.

14. GREENVILLE

ELDEES

E. B. Ficklen Greenville, N. C.

E. E. Fleming Pactolus, N. C.

C. W. Harvey Greenville, N. C.

P. M. Johnston Greenville, N. C.

B. W. Mo.sley, (C) ,_ Greenville, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 821

DEACONS

J. G. Moye Greenville, N. C.

R. E. Pittman Greenville, N. C.

C. L. Porter, (T) Greenville, N. C.

J. G. Warren Greenville, N. C.

G. V. Smith . Greenville, N. C.

15. HEBRON

ELDERS

W. M. Thorp, (C) Oxford, N. C, R. 4

Charles Dixon Oxford, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS
Armstead Burwell, (T) Oxford, N. C, R. F. D.

16. HENDERSON

ELDERS

Edward Hines, (C) Henderson, N. C

W. T. Watkins Henderson, N. C.

C. A. Lewis Henderson, N. C.

J. C. Cooper, Jr Henderson, N. C.

I. B. Gary Henderson, N. C.

C. P. Sellars Henderson, N. C.

J. R. Rankin Henderson, N. C.

J. H. Bunn Henderson, N. C.

A. H. Houff Henderson, N. C.

DEACONS

R. S. McCain Henderson, N. C

John B. Watkins Henderson, N. C.

W. A. Hunt Henderson, N. C.

J. B. Owen Henderson, N. C.

J. W. Beck Henderson, N. C.

J. C. Cooper Henderson, N. C.

G. W. Adams Henderson, N. C.

Dr. Y. A. Macon, (T) Henderson, N. C

E. G. Watkins Henderson, N. C.

G. W. Dunkley Henderson, N. C

J. R. Porter— ^^==- Henderson, N. C.

822 Minutes of the

17. HOWARD MEMORIAL

ELDERS

R. G. Allsbrook Tarboro, N. C.

George Howard Tarboro, N. C.

Thad. Ilussey Tarboro, N. C.

T. F. Marrow Tarboro, N. C.

C. P. McCluer Tarboro, N. C.

J. R. Pender Tarboro, N. C.

R. B. Peters Tarboro. N. C.

Harry Smith, (C) Tarboro, N. C.

DEACONS

D. H. Andrews Tarboro, N. C.

W. C. Bogey Tarboro, N. C.

T. H. Britt Tarboro, N. C.

W. J. Eason Tarboro, N. C.

George Howard, Jr Tarboro, N. C.

Rawls Howard Tarboro, N. C.

Howard S. Hussey Tarboro, N. C.

C. A. Johnson Tarboro, N. C.

H. B. McNair Tarboro, N. C.

John R. Pender, Jr Tarboro, N. C.

L. R. Sugg Tarboro, N. C.

Dr. Ton. Williams Tarboro, N. C.

C. C. Todd, (Treasurer, not officer) Tarboro, N. C.

18. KINSTON

ELDERS

0. T. Boney, (C) Kinston, N. C.

J. P. Kelly Kinston, N. C.

T. R. Lee Kinston, N. C.

Dr. R. S." McGeachy Kinston, N. C.

Dr. C. B. McNairy Kinston, N. C.

E. H. Osborne Kinston, N. C.

H. E. Shaw Kinston, N. C.

H. H. Taylor Kinston, N. C.

DEACONS

H. F. Boney Kinston, N. C.

J. R. Denton Kinston, N. C.

E. C. Hunter--,-- — ^ .,-__--_^_^^^, Kinston, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 823

D. A. Jamie, (T) Kinston, N. C.

Allen Osborne Kinston, N. C,

C. E. Rosemond Kinston, N. C

19. LaGRANGE

ELDERS

H. M. Hardy LaGrange, N. C.

S. T. Mears, (C) LaGrange, N. C.

L. A. Robinson LaGrange, N. C.

DEACONS

W. J. Crawford LaGrange, N. C.

J. F. Peale, (T) LaGrange, N. C.

W. H. Robinson LaGrange, N. C.

E. A. Sutton LaGrange, N. C.

20. LITTLETON

ELDERS

E. B. Perry, (C) Littleton, N. C.

J. A. Patterson Littleton, N. C.

DEACONS

H. F. Boney Littleton, N. C.

J. R. Patterson Littleton, N. C.

21. MITCHENER MEMORIAL

ELDERS

Captain G. W. Spry, (C and T) Edenton, N. C.

R. H. Bachman Edenton, N. C.

Dr. J. S. Mitchener-.^ Raleigh, N. C.

F. O. Muth Edenton, N. C.

W. A. Griffin Edenton, N. C.

H. S. Rogerson Edenton, N. 0.

22. MORTON

ELDERS

J. B. Batts Rocky Mount, N. C, R. 1

J. L. Daughtridge, (C) Rocky Mount, N. C, R. 1

C. W. Joyner Rocky Mount, N. C, R. 1

824 Minutes of the

DEACONS

J. M. Batts Eocky Mount, N. C, E. 1

J. S. Davis Eocky Mount, N. C, E. 1

23. MOUNT PLEASANT

ELDEES
J. Q. Adams, Sr., (C) Willow Springs, N. C.

DEACONS

J. Walter Parrish, (T) McCullers, N. C.

J. II. Smith McCullers, N. C.

24. NAHAIiAH

ELDEES
H. H. Harris Nahalah, N. C.

Lee Lovegrove Nahalah, N. C.

DEACONS— None

25. NEW BERN

ELDEES

C. E. Foy New Bern, N. C.

Dr. W. L. Hand, (C) New Bern, N. C.

C. S. Hollister New Bern, N. C.

G. N. Ives New Bern, N. C.

D. F. Jarvis . New Bern, N. C.

H. B. Smith New Bern, N. C.

DEACONS »

H. J. Carpenter, (T) New Bern, N. C.

C. L. Ives New Bern, N. C.

26. NORLINA

ELDEES

Dr. N. D. Morton, (C and T) Norlina, N. C.

C. B. Eanson Norlina, N. C.

H. F. Draffin Norlina, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 825

DEACONS

Fred Wiggins Norlina, N. C.

Dr. F. S. Packard Norlina, N. C.

27. NUT BUSH

ELDEES

Junius E. Alston Townesville, N. C.

Eich A. Bullock, (C) Henderson, N. C. E. 3

Walter Bullock Henderson, N. C.

Nat. D. Morton Townesville, N. C.

Henry W. Tucker Townesville, N. C.

DEACONS

John E. Boyd Townesville, N. C,

John Bullock, (T) Henderson, N. C, E. 3

Arthur Twisdale Townesville, N. C.

John J. White Townesville, N. C.

28. OAK HILL

ELDEES

J. T. Morton, (C) Oxford, N. C, E. 4

J. W. Morton Oxford, N. C, E. 4

Graham Eoyster Virgiliua, Va., E. 5

DEACONS

S. V. Morton, (T) Oxford, N. C, E. 4

N. V. Daniel, (Benev T) Oxford, N. C, E. 4

29. OXFORD

ELDEES

J. M. Baird Oxford, N. C.

J. B. Booth Oxford, N. C.

H. G. Cooper, (C) .Oxford, N. C.

John E. Hall Oxford, N. C.

W. I. Howell Oxford, N. C.

E. P. Taylor Oxford, N. C.

John Webb Oxford, N. C.

826 Minutes of the

DEACONS

E. H. Crenshaw, (T) Oxford, N. C.

Andrew Jamison Oxford, N. C.

William Landis Oxford, N. C.

J. T. Sizemore Oxford, N. C.

M. C. Taylor Oxford, N. C.

John A. Williams Oxford, N. C.

L. C. Taylor lOxford, N. C.

Dr. W. B. Bullock Oxford, N. C.

A. H. A. Williams Oxford, N. C.

30. PARMELEE

ELDERS
John H. Roebuck Parmelee, N. C.

DEACONS— None

31. PAYNE MEMORIAL

ELDERS

Flavins Alligood Washington, N. C.

R. L. Cotton, (C and T) Washington, N. C.

DEACONS
Lewis Kerman Washington, N. C.

32. PINETOPS

ELDERS

Dr. B. W. Brown, (C) Tarboro, N. C, R. 2

E. Y. Lovelace Macclesfield, N. C.

T. A. Wiggins Tarboro, N. C, R. 2

DEACONS

W. E. Cobb, (T) Pinetops, N. C.

W. E. Crisp Pinetops, N. C.

W. F. Fly Tarboro, N. C. R. 2

G. H. Webb Pinetops, N. C.

T. A. Wiggins Tarboro, N. C,

Synod of North Carolina 82'i

33 RALEIGH FIRST
ELDEES

E. B. Crow «^l^ig^' N- C.

W. S. Fallis Ealeigh, N. C.

Dr T P. Harrison West Raleigh, N. C.

O p. Hay Raleigh, N. C.

Dr. D. H. Hill Raleigh, N. C.

Dr B. W. Kilgore Ealeigh, N. <

Hon. B. R. Lacv Raleigh, N. C.

Franklin McNeill Ealeigh, N. C.

Dr. George J. Eamsey, (C) Ealeigh, N. C.

C. P. Wjharton Ealeigh, N. C.

Dr. W. A. Withers West Ealeigh, N. C.

Dr. J. B. Wright Ealeigh, N. C.

Hon. J. E. Young Ealeigh, N. C.

DEACONS

J. C. Allison Ealeigh, N. C.

A. P. Banman Ealeigh, N. C.

J. J. Bowen Ealeigh, N. C.

C. S. Brimley Ealeigh, N. C.

A. S. Brower Ealeigh, N. (

C. K. Durfey Ealeigh, N. C.

D. I. Fort Ealeigh, N. C.

/. L. Fountain Ealeigh, N. C.

E. G. Gaffney Ealeigh, N. C.

E. E. Gettys, (B T) Ealeigh, N. C.

F. F. Harding Ealeigh, N. C.

W. T. Harding Ealeigh, N. C.

K. G. Hudson Ealeigh, N. C.

C. G. Keeble Ealeigh, N. C.

J. W. Kellogg Ealeigh, N. C.

A. E. Lewis, (T) Ealeigh, N. C.

B. F. Montague Ealeigh, N. C.

E. Y. McPhersou Raleigh, N. C.

G. C. Scarlette Ealeigh, N. C.

J. A. Scott, (Sec) Ealeigh, N. C.

W. E. Smith Ealeigh, N. C.

34. ROANOKE

ELDEES

Dr. Earl E. Pittman Oak City, N. C.

John Hale Palmyra, N. C, R. F. D.

828 Minutes of the

DEACONS

W. C. Hale Palmyra, N. C, E. F. D.

Ivy M. Parker Hobgood, N. C.

35. ROANOKE RAPIDS

ELDERS

J. E. Jones, (C) Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

A. P. McPherson Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

J. G. Butts Halifax, N. C.

Job Taylor Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

DEACONS

J. T. Chase Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

G. L. Hayes Rosemary, N. C.

W. H. Roberts Rosemary, N. C.

E. H. Ricks Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

J. T. Stainbach Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

J. F. Welsh Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

C. A. Wyche, (T) Rosemary, N. C, R. F. D.

36. ROCKY MOUin- FIRST

ELDERS

S. K. Fountain Rocky Mount, N. C.

W. L. Groom Rocky Mount, N. C.

F. M. Pridgen, (C) Rocky Mount, N. C.

M. McRae Rocky Mount, N. C.

L. F. Tillery Rocky Mount, N. C.

R. M. Wilson Tarboro, N. C.

C. W. Woodward Rocky Mount, N. C.

DEACONS

H. E. Brewer Eocky Mount, N. C.

C. C. Clough Rocky Mount, N. C.

J. H. Cuthrell __— Rocky Mount, N. C.

J. A. Edgerton Rocky Mount, N. C.

R. T. Fountain Rocky Mount, N. C.

H. H. Littrell Eocky Mount, N. C.

T. E. Marshall, (T) Rocky Mount, N. C.

R. B. Spencer Rocky Mount, N. C.

W. G. Weeks Eocky Mount, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 829

37. rocky mount second

ELDEES

Henry C. Nugent, (C) Rocky Mount, N. C.

James S. EuflEln Eocky Mount, N. C.

DEACONS
O. H. Gay, (T) Rocky^ Mount, N. C.

38. SCOTLAND NECK

NO OFFICERS

39. SMITHVILLE

ELDERS

W. M. Smith Farmville, N. C, R. F. D.

W. S. E. Smith Farmville, N. C, R. F. D,

DEACONS— None

40. SNOW HILL

ELDERS

Dr. W. B. Murphy Snow Hill, N. C.

Oscar Miller, (T) Snow Hill, N. G.

W. D. Young, (C) Snow Hill, N. C.

DEACONS

Hardy Sugg Snow Hill, N. C.

Thomas Mosley Snow Hill, N. C.

41. ST. ANDREWS

ELDERS

H. A. Grissom Henderson, N. C, R. 3

G. W. Hughes Henderson, N. C, R. 3

DEACONS

R. O. Reavis Henderson, N. C, R. 3

Ulysses Parrott Henderson, N. C, R. 3

830 Minutes op the

42. TIT.T.EBY
OFFICERS— None

^3. VAEINA

OFFICERS— None
Mrs. Mary G. Ennis, Treasurer

44. WABRENTON

ELDERS

Dr. R. S. Booth, (C) Warrenton, N. C.

E. A. Skillman Warrenton, N. C.

J. J. Crinkley, (T) Macon, N. C.

DEACONS

Wharton Moore Warrenton, N. C.

W. R. Strickland Warrenton, N. C.

Clarence Skillman Warrenton, N. C.

45. WASHINGTON

ELDERS

C. M. Brown Washington, N. C.

S. R. Fowle Washington, N. C.

M. F. McKeel Washington, N. C.

B. G. Moss Washington, N. C.

J. B. Sparrow, (C) Washington, N. C.

R. L. Stewart Washington, N. C.

DEACONS

F. J. Berry Washington, N. C.

A. M. Dumay Washington, N. C.

F. C. Kugler Washington, N. C.

H. H. McLean Washington, N. C.

F. A. Moss Washington, N. C.

W. J. Pippin Washington, N. C.

B. B. Ross, (T) Washington, N. C.

46. WELDON

W. W. Wjiggins, (C and T) Weldon, N. C.

DEACONS— None

Synod op North Carolina 831

47. WILLIAM AND MARY HART CHAPEL

ELDERS

T. H. Combs, (C) Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

C. L. Fountain Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

Theodore Fountain Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

Frank Savage Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

DEACONS

Arthur Fountain, (T) Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

James Harper Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

Thomas Lawrence Tarboro, N. C, R. 4

48. WILLOW SPRINGS

ELDERS

Robert Y. Smith, (C) McCullers, N. C.

E. H. Wilson Willow Springs, N. C.

DEACONS

Dorsey H. Fish Willow Springs, N. C.

G. F. Dowd, (T) -: Willow Springs, N. C.

49. WILSON

ELDERS

C. A. Ballow Wilson, N. C.

H. D. Brown Wilson, N. C.

W. M. Carter Wilson, N. C.

A. N. Daniel Wilson, N. C.

Dr. J. R. Edmundson, (C) Wilson, N. C.

J. P. Lovelace Wilson, N. C.

Dr. M. S. Morrison Wilson, N. C.

DEACONS

G A. Barfoot Wilson, N. C.

W. S. Brown Wilson, N. C

Herbert Ellis, (T) Wilson, N. C.

J. A. Green Wilson, N. C.

832 Minutes of the

Dr. L. J. Herring Wilson, N. C.

J. R. McLean Wilson, N. C.

B. B. Plyler, (Benev. T) Wilson, N. C.

Dr. L. J. Smith Wilson, N. C.

J. T. Strickland Wilson, N. C.

50. YOUNG MEMORIAL

ELDERS

James A. Buchanan Manson, N. C.

Claud Watkins Manson, N. C.

DEACONS
Thollie Kimbal Manson, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 833

VIL Kins['s Mountain Presbytery

1. BELMONT

ELDEES

S. P. Stowe Belmont, N. C.

A. A. Cathey Belmont, N. C.

J. Q. Hall Belmont, N. C.

J. J. Lewis Belmont, N. C.

C. H. Lineberger Belmont, N. C.

W. W. Davis Belmont, N. C.

J. D. Tucker Belmont, N. C.

K. W. Stowe Belmont, N. C.

C. P. Lineberger, (C) Belmont, N. C.

D. H. Cox Belmont, N. C.

DEACONS

E. L. Stowe, (T) Belmont, N. C.

H. C. Johnson Belmont, N. C

E. F. Cox Belmont, N. C.

W. D. Crawford Belmont, N. C.

J. E. Gaston Belmont, N. C.

2. BESSEMER CITY

ELDEES

L. C. Ormand Bessemer City, N. C.

L. C. Arrowood Bessemer City, N. C.

J. H. Wilkins, (C) Bessemer City, N. C.

J. K. Collins Bessemer City, N. C.

DEACONS

E. J. Ehyne Bessemer City, N. C.

W. A. Dameron Bessemer City, N. C.

A. P. Deck Bessemer City,, N. C

834 Minutes of the

3. BETHAinf

ELDEES

S. M. Beam, (C) Ellenboro, N. C.

J. M. Glover Ellenboro, N. C.

DEACONS

J. C. Wilson Ellenboro, N. C.

J. E. Beam, (T) Ellenboro, N. C.

J. B. Beam Ellenboro, N. C.

4. BOSTIC

ELDERS

B. F. Andrews, (C) Bostic, N. C.

J. W. Watson Bostic, N. C.

DEACONS
G. L. Logan, (T) Bostic, N. C.

5. BRITTAIN

ELDEES

, W. G. Long Rutherfonlton, N. C. R. F. D.

L. L. Long Eutherfordton, N. C, R. F. D.

C. Y. Logan, (C and T) Eutherfordton, N. C, E. F. D.

Cicero Beam Bostic, N. C.

DEACONS
J. D. Weeks Eutherfordton, N. C, E. F. D.

C. J. Logan Eutherfordton, N. C, E. F. D.

D. H. Long Eutherfordton, N. C, E. F. D.

Dewitt Andrews Union Mills, N. C, E. F. D.

6. CASTANEA GROVE

ELDEES

George Cansler, (C) Mount Holly, N. C.

Sam Black Mount Holly, N. C.

DEACONS

W. C. Cansler, (T) Mount Holly, N. C.

E. O. Davis Mount Holly, N. C.

D. C. Finger Stanley, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 835

7. CHERRYVILLE

ELDERS

Robert Brown Cherryville, N. C.

Fletcher Bellinger Cherryville, N. C.

Olin Carroll Cherryville, N. C.

DEACONS
W. D. Brown, (T) Cherryville, N. C.

8. CLIFFSIDE

ELDERS

Monroe McFarland, (C) Cliffside, N. C.

Preston Freeman Cliffside, N. C.

DEACONS— None

9. COLUMBUS

ELDERS

W. A. Cannon, (C) Lynn, N. C.

C. C. Hampton Landrum, N. C.

DEACONS

F. M. Burgess, (T) Columbus, N. C.

E. B. Cloud Columbus, N. C.

10. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN

ELDERS

P. P. Murphy, (C) Lowell, N. C.

F. D. Phillips Lowell, N. C.

A. W. Fitman Lowell, N. C, R. 1

DEACONS

C. M. Robinson, (T) Lowell, N. C.

T. P. Glenn Lowell, N. C.

J, C. Carpenter--.^,, _,^^^^-_^^-^ , ^___Lowell, N. C.

836 Minutes of the

11. CRAMERTON

ELDERS

Garrison Medlin Cramerton, N. C.

R. W. Bradley, (C) Cramerton, N. C.

Henry Cox Cramerton, N. C.

George W. Wellis Cramerton, N. C.

DEACONS

J. L. Moore, (T) Cramerton, N. C.

J. L. Hamriek Cramerton, N. C.

C. A. Adams Cramerton, N. C.

Gauo Boyter Cramerton, N. C.

12. DALLAS

ELDERS

J. L. Clemmer Dallas, N. C.

P. P. Costiner Dallas, N. C.

W. B. Smith, (C. and T) Dallas, N. C.

L. D. Gribble, (Bcnev. T.) Dallas, N. C.

C. C Craig Gastonia, N. C.

DEACONS

Joe Gribble Dallas, N. C.

E. A. Ratchford Dallas, N. C.

Everett Brown Dallas, N. C.

Thomas Clemmer Dallas, N. C.

13. DUNCAN'S CREEK

ELDERS

J. 0. Gettys, (C) Ilollis, N. C, R. F. D.

John E. McParland Hollis, N. C, R. F. D.

DEACONS

Quince McFarland Bostic, N. C, R. F. D.

Wheeler McFarlan<l Hollis, N. C, R. F. D.

14. ELLENBORO

ELDERS

0. R. Coffield - EUoulx.ro, N. C.

DEACONS— None

Synod of North Carolina 8B7

15. FOREST CITY

ELDEKS

G. P. Reid, (C) Forest City, N. C.

J. E. McFarland Forest City, N. C.

DEACONS

W. A. ITainpton Forest City, N. C.

Walter Croker Forest City, N. C.

16. GASTONIA FIRST

ELDERS

J. A. Hunter, (C) Gastonia, N. C.

C. E. Adams Gastouia, N. C.

J. R. Baber Gastonia, N. C.

G. W. Ragan Gastonia, N. C.

S. W. Patrick Gastonia, N. C.

J. H. Matthews Gastonia, N. C.

J. F. Jackson Gastonia, N. C.

A. C. Jones Gastonia, N. C.

J. H. Kennedy Gastonia, N. C.

J. E. Page Gastonia, N. C.

W. T. Love Gastonia, N. C.

P. W. Garland Gastonia, N. C.

T. L. Craig Gastonia, N. C.

A. M. Smyre Gastonia, N. C.

J. F. Thompson Gastonia, N. C.

H. Rutter , Gastonia, N. C.

J. 0. Rankin Gastonia, N. C.

W. F. Kincaid Gastonia, N. C.

C. J. McCombs Gastonia, N. C.

DEACONS

J. White Ware, (Chmn.) Gastonia, N. C.

R. C. Patrick Gastonia, N. C.

F. L. Smyre, (T) Gastonia, N. C.

J. A. Hunter, Jr Gastonia, N. C.

T. W. Wilson Gastonia, N. C.

O. O. Baber Gastonia, N. C.

Rufus M. Jackson Gastonia, N. C.

E. N. Pegram Gastonia, N. C.

W. Y. Warren--^, ..-^^, Gastonia, N. C,

838 Minutes op the

D. R. LaFar Gastouia, N. C.

E. J. Rankin Gastonia, N. C.

H. F. Glenn-- Gastonia, N. C.

D. A. Page Gastonia, N. C.

A. K. Winget Gastonia, N. C.

George E. Marvin Gastonia, N. C.

Ralph Ray Gastonia, N. C.

W> T. Rankin Gastonia, N. C.

C. C. Armstrong Gastonia, N. C.

J. Lee Robinson Gastonia, N. C.

W. W. Glenn Gastouia, N. C.

C. J. Loftiu Gastonia, N. C.

S. A. Robinson Gastonia, N. C.

J. W. Timberlake Gastonia, N. C.

17. GOSHEN

ELDERS— None

DEACONS

W. A. Robinson, (T) Lowell, N. C.

18. HEBRON

ELDERS— None

DEACONS— None

19. HEPZIBAH

ELDERS

J. H. Clark, (C) Bessemer City, N. C.

J. P. Allen Bessemer City, N. C.

J. W. Clark Krause, N. C.

William Blackburn Bessemer City, N. C.

DEACONS

Sylvanus Clark, (T) Bessemer City, N. C.

Gus Clark Bessemer City, N. C.

Forest Allen Bessemer City, N. C.

Miles Allen_^--_-__— ___^^„___---^^^^_ Bessemer City, N. Kj.

Synod of North Carolina 839

20. HIGH SHOALS
ELDEES

E. J. Guye, (C) Dallas, N. C.

DEACONS

J. E. Eobinson, (T) High Shoals, N. C.

W-, M. Boyles Lincolnton, N. C.

21. IRONTON

ELDEES

J. E. Eeinhardt, (C) Iron Station, N. C

A. P. Dellinger Iron Station, N. C.

L. A. Dellinger Ii'on Station, N. C.

DEACONS

Lee Dellinger (T) Iron Station, N. C.

Edward Bynum Iron Station, N. C.

George Howard Iron Station, N. C.

22. KING'S MOUNTAIN

ELDEES

C. E. Neissler King's Mountain, N. C.

H. L. Eamsaur King's Mountain, N. C.

Eobert L. Barber King's Mountain, N. C.

J. T. Davidson King's Mountain, N. C

DEACONS

E. W.Barnes, (T) King's Mountain, N. C

C. P. Goforth King's Mountain, N G.

J. Thomasson - King's Mountain, N. C.

T. J. Allison King's Mountain, N. C.

P. E. Neissler King's Mountain, N. C.

H. B. Stowe King's Mountain, N. C.

George Patterson Stencer Mountain, N. C.

23. LINCOLNTON

ELDEES

A. Nixon, (C) Lincolnton, N. C.

E. M. Eoseman Lincolnton, N. C.

840 Minutes of the

R. A. McNecIy Liucoluton, N. C.

John C. Ramsaur Lincolnton, N. C.

J. B. Johnston Lincolnton, N. C.

V. M. Ramsaur Lincolnton, N. C.

J. W. Mullen Lincolnton, N. C.

DEACONS

R. F. Beal Lincolnton, N. C.

R. S. Abernethy Lincolnton, N. C.

D. H. ShioUl, (Benev. T.) Lincolnton, N. C.

J. M. Smith Lincolnton, N. C.

Dr. J. S. Wise Lincolnton, N. C.

Lindsay Hunter Lincolnton, N. C.

P. M. Keever Lincolnton, N. C.

R. A. Ramsaur, (T. Cong. F.) Lincolnton, N. C.

P. M. Keever Lincolnton, N. C.

M. A. Putman Lincolnton, N. C.

Fred H. Ramsaur Lincolnton, N. C.

24- LONG CREEK

ELDERS

John J. Ormand, (C) Bessemer City, N. C.

R. D. Arrowood Bessemer City, N. C.

W. D. Ramsaur Bessemer City, N. C.

J. H. Ramsaur Gastonia, N. C.

R. C. Ormand Bessemer City, N. C.

DEACONS

D. M. Arrowood Bessemer City, N. C,

Sample Hager Bessemer City, N. C.

James F. Weir, (T) King's Mountain, N. C.

25. LOWELL

ELDERS

Dr. Frank Robinson, (C) Lowell, N. C.

W. T. Ford Lowell, N. C.

John M. Reid Lowell, N. C.

James L. Reid . Lowell, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 841

DEACONS

P. W. Haml Lowell, N. C.

G. A. Baker Lowell, N. C.

Fred Ford Lowell, N. C.

Eoss Cox Lowell, N. C.

26. MACHPELAH

ELDEKS

C. E. Bradshaw, (C) Stanley, N. C.

J. H. Sclnonce Stanley, N. C.

J. G. Morrison Stanley, N. G.

DEACONS

J. M. Keel, (T) Alexis, N. C

Bruce Lowe Alexis, N. C.

27. MOUNT HOLLY

ELDERS

W. B. Rutledgc, (C) Mount Holly, N. C.

J. M. Moore Mount Holly, N. C.

J. M. Springs Mount Holly, N. C.

W. F. Holland, Jr Mount Holly, N. C.

DEACONS

W;. F. Holland, Sr Mount Holly, N. C.

W. T. Johnson, (T) Mount Holly, N. C.

W. N. Cavin Mount Holly, N. C.

J. W. Holland Mount Holly, N. C.

28. NEW HOPE

ELDERS

John N. Hanna Lowell, N. C.

James F. Ratchford Lowell, N. C.

John M. Kendrick Lowell, N. C.

W. T. Ford, (C) Lowell, N. C.

W. S. Brandon Lowell, N. C.

842 Minutes op the

DEACONS

E. P. Lewis Gastonia, N. C.

E. Z. Eatchford, (T) Gastonia, N. C.

Thomas L. Allison Belmont, N. C.

J. Ealph Kankin Belmont, N. C.

D. 0. Eagan Belmont, N. C.

E. Lee Harrison Lowell, N. C.

29. OLNEY

ELDEES

L. M. Eatchford Gastonia, N. C.

Eli Lineberger Gastonia, N. C.

O. S. Dickson Gastonia, N. C.

E. Q. Howe Gastonia, N. C.

Ed Huffstetter Gastonia, N. C.

W. McNolen Gastonia, N. C.

DEACONS

C. P. Eobinson, (T) Gastonia, N. C.

Campbell Dickson Gastonia, N. C.

Earle Eatchford Gastonia, N. C.

S. P. Gresson Gastonia, N. C.

Eaymond Eobinson Gastonia, N. C.

30. RUTHERFORDTON

ELDEES

C. C. Eeid Eutherfordton, N. C.

W. K. Eeid Eutherfordton, N. C.

O. C. Erwin Eutherfordton, N. C.

J. F. Flack, (C) Eutherfordton, N. C.

DEACONS

J. H. Carpenter, (T) Eutherfordton, N. C.

P. W. Eskridge Eutherfordton, N. C.

J. B. Miller Eutherfordton, N. C.

J. L. Eobinson Eutherfordton, N. C.

J. B. Moore Eutherfordton, N. C.

W. L. Wallace Eutherfordton, N. C.

P. W. Ensley Eutherfordton, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 843

31. SALUDA

ELDEBS

C. H. Leland, (C) Saluda, N. C.

E. W. Barber Saluda, N. C.

DEACONS— None
Mrs. J. K. Campbell, Treasurer.

32. SHELBY

ELDERS

L. A. Gettys, (C) Shelby, N. C.

A. C. Miller Shelby, N. C.

R. L. Ryburn Shelby, N. C.

L. U. Arrowood Shelby, N. C.

DEACONS

J. S. McKnight Shelby, N. C.

F. 0. Gee, (T) Shelby, N. C.

L. P. Holland, Shelby, N. C.

L. M. Hull Shelby, N. C.

R. T. LeGraud Shelby, N. C.

W. T. Caltos Shelby, N. C.

J. M. Black Shelby, N. C.

W. F. Mitchell Shelby, N. C.

33. SHILOH

ELDERS

J. T. Hambright, (C) Grover, N. C.

R. P. Roberts Grover, N. C.

V. L. Turney Grover, N. C.

DEACONS

C. F. Hambright, (T) Grover, N. C.

Dr. George Oats Grover, N. C.

C. F. Harry Grover, N. C.

844 Minutes of the

34. STANLEY CREEK

ELDERS

A. Whitener Stanley, N. C.

W. H. Abernethy Stanley, N. C.

J. M. Reinliardt Lincolnton, N. C.

J. H. Whiteuer, (C) Stanley, N. C.

Fred Rhyne, (Benev. T) Stanley, N. C.

DEACONS

Alfred Abernathy Stanley, N. C.

R. M. Rhyne, (T) Stanley, N. C.

Mack Wallace Stanley, N. C.

L. A. Ford Stanley, N. C.

Noel Robinson Stanley, N. C.

Thomas Wallace Stanley, N. C.

B. L. Smith Stanley, N. C.

35. UNION

ELDERS

J. H. Riddle Lowell, N. C.

R. B. Riddle Lowell, N. C.

J. M. Nolen Lowell, N. C.

J. R. Henderson Lowell, N C.

C. E. Huffsteller, (C) Lowell, N. C.

Harry Ratchford Lowell, N. C.

W. H. Pursley Lowell, N. C.

DEACONS

W. C. Wilson, (T) Lowell, N. C.

L. L. Henderson Lowell, N. C.

J. H. Huffstetter Lowell, N. C.

Campbell Ratchford Lowell, N. C.

Richard Harrison Lowell, N. C.

Millen Huffstetter Lowell, N. C.

36. UNION MILLS

ELDERS

Grayson Flack Union Mills, N. C, R. F. D.

Frank Tate Union Mills, N. C, R. F. D.

William Moutieth Gilkey, N. C.

Synod of North Carolina 845

DEACONS

Miller Watson Union Mills, N. C, E. F. D.

Gordon Reid Thermal, N. C.

37, UNITY

ELDERS

James Sifford Denver, N. C.

C. E. Ballard, (C) Davidson, N. G.

D. Cherry Davidson, N. C.

C. E. Kelly Davidson, N. C.

McLean Howard Davidson, N. C.

DEACONS

Conrad Black, (T) Davidson, N. C.

Lester Nixon, (Benev. T) Davidson, N. C.

J. T. Hill Davidson, N. C.

Ralph Cherry Davidson, N. C.

S. 0. Proctor Davidson, N. C.

38. WEST END

ELDERS

C. A. Spencer Gastonia, N. C, R. 1

C. L. Spencer Gastonia, N. C.

W. F. Bradley Gastonia, N. C, R 1

O. L. Rhyne Gastonia, N. C, R. 4

H. J. Shannon, (C) Gastonia, N. C, R. 4

H. W. Counts Gastonia, N. C.

DEACONS

E. L. Lewis, (T) Gastonia, N. C, Box 430

J. H. Lewis Gastonia, N. C.

B. M. Cathcart Gastonia, N. C.

A. H. Crawford Gastonia, N. C.

R. A. Ferguson Gastonia, N. C, R. 1

W. S. Spencer Gastonia, N. C, R. 1

J. D. Houser Gastonia, N. C.

S. E. Shannon Gastonia, N. C, R. 4

M. L. Shannon Gastonia, N. C, R. 4

M. A. Shannon Gastonia, N. C, R. 4

J. D. Harrison Gastonia, N. C.

O. E. Yarner Gastonia, N. C.