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REV. J. C. McCLELLAN, B. D., U. D.
Rev. J. C. McClellan, P. E. of tht
Columbia District has to his creiiit
seventeen- constructive years in the
ministry. Having pastored the -following:
Leesville Station, Rrbatj Rivei\
Elloree Station, "Newbrotndand,
Greenville Station, Laurens Station
Bailey Bethel, Spartanburg Station,
Newberry Station. His foot prints
are seen wherever He has touch in
South Carolina^ Call the chutvh roll
and see for yourself. . .
THE PLUCKING OF A BUD
A little" oyei?five years ago, fi.'d
planted a tiny bud?' it grew and bios;
some ! Feb. 2nd. 1932, 11:30 P. M
when God saw fit to "pluck it for his
< own. .This little bud was Theodort
R. Youngblood, Jr.
"Teddy" as ho was known by alj
? -was- in -the- first- grade at?Waverh
?dhool._ Mrs. C. R. 'Neal Was hit
teacher, being one of her best pupils
?He showed remarkable aptitude ant
?-- had signs for a bright tfuture
At the opening the Communitj
i Sunday School?At Sal ten's _Mamoria
Church of which Rev. Soon Henri i>
pastor, Teddy was the first to enter
even helping with the beautifying ol
the grounds, after which he was com
stantly in attendance.
On Jan. 21st. he was taken ill. A
week later he was Carried to flu
Waverly Hospital where he \vas givei
every attention by nurse Lillian Neither.
iHe was a patient little suffer
<God needed him in his Kingdom am
on Tuesday ni?rht. nt 1 1 .111 lb' hmli
Mm home.
The funeral service was held fron
M .
JBF
Delegate to the ensuing Genera'
| _ Conference which convenes in Cleveland,
Ohio, May 1932; Presiding Elder,
:Lancaster .District, Columbia
Conference; Editor Samaritan H'eralc
22 ye&rs; Founder of three publi<
:. L , schools in his-home county, and taughl
1 -.1 the Same ~20 terms; of which one ol
them is now a Rosenwald School, anc
two of them employs two teachers
each.
the residence, 2218 Washington St.
.. ^ Friday afternoon, Feb. 5th, at 4 o'>
clock with Rev. J. P. Reeder oflficiat
ing assisted by Rev. W. A. Robinsor
of Benedict College and Rev. Seor
Henri of Salters Memorial Chur.h
Solos were rendered by little M,s;
Valeria Chappelle and Miss Daisy
_ V. Roach assisted at " the piano b^
Mrs. Mary Russell. Little Eilgene
Vaughn read rdsloutions froln the
class.
? ??-Flower bearers wore his little playmates,
Helen Patterson, Mary Ruth
Simpkins, Valeria and Billy Chap,
pelle and Ruth and Rosa Mae Everett
His school mates acted as honorarj
pallbearers. Eugene Vaughn, T. J
Meal, Ben'nio I.unoe Taylor, Tornmit
Dargan and Leon Bellinger.
' ' ' Active pallbearers -were Messrs
Cure ton, Sullivan, Sloan ,v Difrgis,
Thompson and Wni. Hill of Benedict
College.
The flowers were beautiful and numerous.
Altho Teddy's stay on earth
i - ' was short, he made many friends
and was loved by all.
He leaves to mourn his loss, his
father Theodore Youngblood, His
mother Sara IBoozer Youngblood, one
sister Barber Lueile, his grandmother
Mrs. Sallie Boozer, two aunts Miss
Henrietta Boozer and Mrs, Amy McMillian,
other relatives and a host of
friends.
THE BISHOPRIC By
Samuel Nanef^JjMegate-Eect to
eneral ftm/kieence IWUt
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All goes well iti" the grana oln Seventh
Episcopal District. *n?e sir*
Annual Conferences are history. Once
.. more we may thank God for fair elactions,
in which every man had a
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k '.r
Sfj"ar? deal. Ii has boon :i Ve""': i n i <>
Bishop llevmly C. Ranvohi.. v'mt v
served his chureh >n inanv. wav -T i < ;
lower of stn nylh ami '.is it dv ? i
n'- the oatst" fidri}* ,\ frii a v" Alt t f.n
(lists. Jlis -4ine Talejnts 111f exalted
lYclini? ?f b'/ *s?miI w ?v inlirt/:
on the side of'cvjci and ri'yht <''>u.sii
?*Uia ly. si( i' ..LL- !l ' ' ri I he oo.
_a.s.eejul to thr ^kie-s- Meh ts-H-e?xrtr?
to immortality. 'I ke jr- oi} bishop is
cmlnently won !.\ <d' il; sv.
'i he pr(*|:o"o tin-, rei. . c is
to boost inep or .iuy, man ?'.
bis'n niie but rath to disvii in
Our feeble maimer, the otl'ie.c and duty.
"Hid tpialilics of a. hi hop a'.Mod ppvo
us !i?rlit to s e il.)
I wis.ii to -sa\* in th-? ?b*jf'
)imi'(i.,-ut;?)iiMis ij not the pal rinm a!
need of the meat A. M. K c'hnnh
- today. _ Tin- s'mplest. and most conv'inelnp
atipmoh. j ie hist ti ?- ?le ction
of nior bist-v.r- is tiie' fact that
the pie not number ol historp., is
doi'iK the work fully gild : a'i.ifastoiily.
The number bf^ bishops is no
?irino s..I,./! ......... - - : >
r^viHKHiuvM VJ| |7 i I ?j.s Ul* MM \ KW V\^
a. inattcr of hUttiry Africa, the Dark
Continent?dark in its ijfr.ornnt e *an '
superstition; th. stronghold of witch
craft, idol.otiy and felichisn; Afroa
where Aialiommi\lahi8in is today n.ak
ing sA-li strides; yet, at one time fun
hundred bishops of the jt'hldsi i.ll!
-c3lUl1t h were at work thirc and uotii,
iUK" tangible was accompli hob. A
v church may be. io> H^avywrtH.'^trijr"
u ISa yvHIlas- With finance or any other
I thing. We. have on he b< ncii ot
bishops a splendid gii ip of 1 ..|>i. o
>ate^-tWf:)"soni( r iwshop 11. 1.' j'arks
tojunsor' iiishop Ai. ii. Davis .who
are capulae -of steering the A.tip of
t~tlnin.li anothei quadn iriiiini?dnrifiy
. these Dines of economic depressant
when well nigh ad brpraidxaUons' ami
( institutions aie cutting salaries'.and
> lessening the lore; of ihoir cuaptiluont...
It is .my opa'i.ion flint. 11:?
| men .of '.at cut* who inpih
-prise the intelligentsia?of?rrrrr?>' a;i":
; and the men who. are duwtl JM ,i.h<
y trenches Dea-ring the brtidi n in vh
r heat of "the day, ffr'e Hot ^wttlimr tr
?further doaxl-"trie?cfrmvli- j i: I > s ftr~
r necessity is made absohiU iy eb.ai
in: s t;
Presiding Kith r of the>i_irfn>. iiic 1 >1 .
trici, who' lt'd llit' I'laif ia I). i! .si
Money-and K'ayution .ilqti -y yams
last year.
aucl rtim-HK-Hi^. Rt?<IhHt4tH?H-if wo, k
and let our prefeent number of bh-.But
oil the other hand if flu' y- nci
a Pe o n foTOlifo^Ctu 11 ks it pIt?|VOr tot ! -t
more'bishops, we have a yoodiy num_her
.of ministers eminently qualiiiJ.i
from whom to ^select. *.A- touching
the office, duties and qualities of a
dbish.op. Tile first Kpistle of Paid it.
Timothy,, chapter drd reads: '
- is a true saying, if a imtn rrFire Tli:
office of a bishop, he desiivth a ytiod
"woTIc! ^'TnsTiop then nuf-t he Ida;
' less^ the husband of one wile, vigi
lant, sober of good behavior, given t<
hospitality, apt to ^teaeh . . . Not* a
1 novice, lest beingjiftcd up with piuk
' he fall into the condemnation of tin
: dpvil."
P "Apt to teach!" Yes, look at
. that .very..!lmught for-it moment. -Ig!
norance nowhere is a virtue and eer'
tainly would not be on the bench. <u
bishops of the African Methodist Ivpicopa|
Church. The revelations of
' natural science are giving a new interpretation
to the universe,?J-'ltiiosophy,
theology 'and psychology are
changing their points') of- view and
1 making?e<nu|ue. tn -tir-hitherto "liruvplored
fields. The development of ai
5 in America is opening 'new vistas to
- the esthetic imagination. History V?
rfe writing itself "upon new basic " p''^'ciples,
and social seiencb is grappling
complex problems of vital i-m port unci
to the. practical welfare' of man km :
How then can time-worn interprctation
of the gospel .gain a hearing in
this enlightened day. Th. re. mu-t Ih
given out "a new message for lite
liew age.
iWn ,,shall next Uirn?our, alUnite..a
| to the thought?"A bishop must bo
blameless." Were I to choose l'<?i
~ bishop, either a man of letters with
out character or a man of moderate
degree of education with character,
. I would choose the latter. What: vc:
i African, Methodism has efuue To bT
i in .these latter , it< mission^oi f
ginally was that of the Son Of Man
l_ "To seek and save the lost." The
; history of Allen, Quinn, Turner and
r Grant and others, contain records of
movements among men which arc ai
t together worthy of the supernatural
. revelation contained rmthe new Tos-'
' tament?mdvVmeTifs that are heaverrly
and beneficient, wide-spread and pen
etrnting. Furthermore, the height
of moral, ami social and Christian
- greatness? is t caused lint hv cdncational
advantage's solely as some have
erroneously supposed, bait couf^ed
with these as a controlling.force^these
must need to be heart culture, piety
: and character with their benign influi
ence. which whep set in motion, will
move like an electric current over
i mountain and dale; and will oyer
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