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The Summerville News, Thursday, August 6, 1964
Summerville Church
To Mark Anniversary
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REV. MONTGOMERY
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New Pastor
Os Prophecy
The Rev. James F. Montgom
ery has been named pastor of
the Church of God of Prophecy,
Good. Schools . . .
A must for our children
A must for our community
James H.
I tzs JB Spence
a, Candidate for
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Sch ° ol
Superintendent
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A special service and basket lunch will mark the 50th
I anniversary oi the South Summerville Baptist Church, the
: Rev. Robert Smith, pastor, has announced.
In addition, a revival series will begin with the Rev.
| Hugh Barrett of LaGrange speaking. Services will be at 7:30
Trion, succeeding the Rev. R. L.
Puckett. The Rev. Mr. Puckett
has gone to pastor a Dalton
church.
The new pastor was in Jones
ville, Va. for five years as a
pastor and was pastor in Fields
of the Wood, Cherokee County,
N. C. for four years before
coming to Trion.
His wife, Mary Hazel, is also
a licensed minister in the
church. They have six children,
three of whom are at home. The
eldest son is a pastor in Cam
bridge, Ohio.
EYEKLY MASONS
SET PWMC I El E
Members of the Lyerly Ma
sonic Lodge and their families
will hold a picnic supper at 6
p.m Saturday.
The event will be at Mark
Strawn’s lake at Chattoogaville.
The covered dish affair is for
all members, leaders state.
p.m. and the Rev. Mr. Barrett
! will be present, beginning Mon
day night.
The Rev. Mr. Smith will de
liver the 11 a m. sermon Sunday
after which a basket lunch will
be held. He invites all members,
former members and friends to
attend.
The church began Aug. 8, 1914
I with a meeting of the presby
tery. The session had been called
by the moderator of the Chat
tooga Baptist Assn., the Rev.
G. W. Cox.
The 11 charter members were:
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hankins, R. A.
Bailey, Viola Bailey, John Hale,
Mrs. L. E. Kinsey, Mrs. M. J.
Whitley, Orilla Whitley, Laura
White, Minnie Fletcher and C. D.
Denton.
The Rev. O. G. Lewis was the
first pastor and during the first
year, servives were held in Malli-
I coat’s Store in South Summer
■ ville. In 1915, the group needed
more room and met in Peppers’
Livery Stable on South Com
merce Street.
It was in 1916 that the church
I got its own building—a frame
i structure on Union Street built
I by free labor. In 1920, the Sum
merville Mfg. Co. financed the
ceiling and other final work. The
membership then stood at 150.
But in 1924, fire destroyed the
church. Meetings were then held
; in the YMCA building. In 1932,
during the great depression, the
| present structure was begun.
J S. Owings, of Lyerly, agreed in
j 1935 to finish the work, which
: included flooring and providing
; seats, and to let the church pay
i him whenever it could.
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The first full-time pastor, the
Rev. E. L. Williams, was named
in 1937. Membership hit its peak
of 836 members during the pas
torate of the Rev. Herbert Mor
gan.
The Sunday School annex was
added in 1939 and includes 11
extra classrooms.
During the pastorate of the
Rev. Thomas Freeney, 1956-60,
the church was remodeled and
a new front was built. The Rev.
Mr. Smith, present pastor, was
named in 1962.
The church is presently in-
C’ELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY
. . . South Summerville Baptist Church
Mrs. Cook
Dies Thursday
Mrs. Rosa Young Cook, 89. for
mer resident of LaGrange, Mil
ledgeville, Trion and more re
cently of Atlanta, died in Cum
mings, Ga. Thursday at 5 p.m.
She is survived by five sons,
stalling a new gas heating sys
tem and air conditioning.
Robert Y. Cook. N. Quincy,
Mass.; Gerald Cook, Trion; Ansel
B. Cook, Atlanta; Sam A. Cook,
Trion, apd Walton Y. Cook,
Marietta, and one daughter, Mrs.
Bascom S. Deaver, Macon; three
grandchildren, First Lt. Ray
mond Ansel Cook, Topsham Air
Force Station, Maine; Miss
Diane Cook, Marietta, and W. C.
Bell, Marietta.
Funeral services were con
ducted from the chapel of J. D.
Hill Funeral Home Sunday at 2
p.m., with Rev. H. M. Driver of-
ficiating with burial in the West i
Hill Cemetery, Trion.
Active pallbearers were: Odis)
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Telephone 857-9062 now for on
appointment
Peace, B. D. Massey, Gordon
Weaver, Dennis Chandler, Archie
Brown and Bill Henderson.