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Wednesday, O tobcr 2((, 1S!>S.
./>r. Thorn iretf.i .Ir/r/rrx* ?/' ft'ft.
come at the Si/notf of Sooth Carolina.
Jlodci'tr/or. Fath> r.sam/ />/v/.'/
The pleasing, privile^-- <> boliliny
you welcome h beo <signed
me by lite ?; ?. n' ! >
church. I recognize s\ readily
that. I have no special tit hps- for
the duty, I>iit in a- in ;? !( as !n>
father was the lir-t i <-f.ir of the
church they desire t> honor lii-t
nienion t it r > 11 u t > I; i ~ son wln>
joined the ehnrcti in In the
olden 11 tiles an add re v. ol ?fl
come was unheard m. Moctineof
any kind were lew and tar lietween
and even a vei\ lar^e
community was stored ly an>
unusual natherintr. I'm m ih<busy
ajre in which we are iviny
meetings are Icinc held h\ 'he
I II 1 I U ><l I H I > t \ f | V III . < i:' i >1 I I 11
times in till* same mkmi ri;i?
followinj: ''io?elv up < 'or
anil so as a mark < ! . i!?.?\
' when any jjruthen i ..unm ,
nity was speeially ; :
through the mavnr ??' rf e town,
tlie pastor ot ttie rlmir! , i>r ;n
some formal wav, the :?- - *; n I
was mailc t-> I i at on:
In hotialt not onlv ol t' i I
by teriau ciiurrh toil oi toe en;.io
town, i hoi \<>n wi 11 onie. v\ >
I have lookt <1 for want wiii. plealire
to y< or cuniiiij; anil now !. .!
you are here all that we h iv.- . t;
Boa. ,
your disposa i- > ! r 11 r . r
*" homes ami our lw?arf>? \ !
i itady stated in tic* lo<- papers
intetidoie latch string vvil! he found on
informc outside of each door" ai. : ,mi
;vo invited to make \oursel o. at
l*r?. ...
.iOme. Ho have no omi^e- iiu
which to supply yon. I> < afaces
arc enough. Y . h \ h
vA freedom ot the cit? ai. \ \
\t ... ? ,
> citizen sih? .
Vl <s lor teacher
1 leasure. u ?
' on ? . .iJiom salaries
Ti 811 to t u f ! i
cr'vfall to Hay\ <!""r c>"> n
the home ou ' ^ of I'
daughters of'1,1!?' "Mother of I'r hytoriauistn
in South ' aroli" . t
allij'!/'1 f-eoursc,t' I/mj I'm-nvt'
riativhe fty which this -ynod is i
lineal ifc pendant
On the 8th of April. I v;.V W ax
haw church was or^ani/ed hy
order of Hcthcl I'rpr.bvterv, t!io
mom her-hip heimr composed of
the Dunlaps, Withei spuoiis,
Joneses. <*:!!- (lihsons, hosiers
-iron , ,
/ ,.ind othej" Cess than two months
n.\o* Vv , hand had called a
\ each/o arc .
installed in the
. as ioIIows :
L , church on .I line (ith,
iftrotng. y '
?rnwc i ?*-r a wooden buildirarde.'t?v?selves
<i present
*e Ira dont?. ti?^^d
5ttV8, d. L, Hon
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t.. I jl(.
\V. W., Chester v
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and now stands just across the
street) and thus commenced the
history of this church and members
in which you^raeet to-night.
. About eight miles from here is
the'historic Waxhuw church, the
mother of us all, whose history
can be traced back to the time
whereof the memorv of man run1
iieth not to the contrary, and
whose origin is lost in antiquity.
The lirst sermon of which wo
have any record was preached
; there in February, 175.*>, and
j November L'drd, 1755, it was al'
ready an organized congregation
in their own house of worship.
; While, of couise, not the lirst or
I gam zed church in the State, yet
it is the cradle of Presbyterianj
ism in the Piedmout belt a ml in(directly
from Georgia to Texas,
i Fmhracing about six square
j miles of territory in the first sixty
I years of its history it had given a
President to these I'nited States,
a Foreign Ambassador, a Gov
ernor to South Carolina and a
Congressman.
It was here in her schoolhotise
that the classics were tirsr taught
in South Carolina. It was here in
ne ot her campmeetings that the
-miring of hymns was introduced
into the public worship thus giving
us the iim- of sii much heauti
'fill poetrv. I p to I ss:? she has
|s.-nt out 12 ministers many of
whose nanu's have tieen written
j high up on tlie page of fame and
all til whom have heen useful in
11)?* service of tin* King. It was
i in ?liis historic church,April liitli,
!TS."i. o:u? hundred and thirteen
j years ago that the I'resbytery of
South Carolina was formed. The
'sermon hemp preached from
Matt. *>: 14?'*Ve are the light of
tiie world" and under the shining
of that light Crosbyterianism has
crown st-adilv brighter as the
1
i yeaars glided by. In IS1.*> the
: synod of South Carolina and
(ieorcia was set oil' from the
svnod of the Carol Kins and in
Is Id the synod of South Carolina
! s!art< d upon its career and so
! years after her hirth or 1 Id after
the forth o| organized l'reshyter
la ii is in you have come w 11 hi n l he
ooiiuds id the Mother Church. In
lie!" oh! :oo> ..ho vo.rv I...-I.!.. l.nt
-in' yon itnd invokes Moil's
rii'hest l>U*i>iii^s upon voii.
hill ing I lie |>a>lor;i|r ol" Kl'V. .1 .
s \\ lii-. li im-1 :i<!? < 1 tin* throe
I'lnirclios o| l.:wic:t>!er, W axliaw
in i I )oii^l:?>s, l.S.V.t lo lsi't. IJev.
.1 II Tin.rnu. il of Fori Mill.
!!< v .Lino 1. ^Villiniiison ;iml
lo'V. IJ.iImtI I'errv. in tlioilay- o|
t !?? ". I yoiilli lioiMine liloni o|
I In* oliui li. iin 1 Mr. < *r:iitr I>:t pi iI
\{"V W . I ' M? l I w ilill, I ill li :< 11
itiI.i 111. 11" a i ?11 ? ioiriry i o .1 i ]' 11 .
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| ?There will bo services in the
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