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^THE

FORTy-SIXTH ANNUAL ~1EF.TIN(;

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'I'll E OATHEY'::-; CHEEK (;HUR01L

TRANSYlXANIA COUNTY, N. C.,

UREt;NVlLLE. s. c.:

A. M. SI'EIGIIT'" BOOK AXD .'OB )'OWEI: P){E~S.

" ]875

:;:\,II:NIJ'".rES

OF TIlE

FOH:rY-HIXTH ANN1.JAL

:\'fEETINH

OF THE

TWELVE-MILE RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION,

HELD BY APPOINTMENT

WITH

THE CATHEY'S CREEK CHURCH,

TR.\XSYLVAXU. co., ^{X. C.}

Oct. 8-10,1875.

CATHl<;Y'S CHEEK, Odober

H,

U17.'l.

1. The Introdudory Sermon was delivered by Elder

"T.

^{B. Sin-}

gleton, from 2ud Timothy, 2d Chapter and 15th verse: "Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needetll not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth."

2. After a recess of forty-five minutes, the Association was called to order, and after prayer by the Moderator, proeeetlell to bllsines~.

~. The former Clerk being absent, on account of sickness, Brother

H. J.

Anthony was appointed Clerk 1'1'0 tem.

4. Head letters from the different Churches, minuted their state and elJl'olled the names of Delegates.

[j. Read the Constitntion, By-laws, and Declaration of Faith and Praetiee.

·6. Opened a door for the reception of Churches, when Lettcrs from two newly constituted Churches-one at Prater's Creck, and one at Glady Fork, were presente(l by their Delegates and received into the body by the right hand of fellowship, by the Moderator.

7. Proceeded to the eleet.ion of officers, which resultecl as follows:

'V.

B. Siugleton, l\foderator; and T.

'V.

Tolleson, Clerk.

~. Appointed a Committee of Arrangemeuts

for

Preaching, viz:

N.

R.

Reeve, and

'Yo E. 'Y

dborn, with the Deacons of Citthey's Creek Church.

9. Appointed a Committee on Obitnaries, viz: D.

H.

Kenllemenr, and

.J. H.

BlIrrongh~.

10. Appointed ^It COlllmittee on Finance, viz:

.J.

l\L Stewart, and W.

H. H.

Arial.

11. Appointe(l a Committee on Revision of the Circnlar Letter, viz:

A. W. Lamar, and G. W. Brooks.

12. On motion appointed a Committee on Arrangements of Busi- ness, viz: Elders G. W. Singleton,

J.

Owens, and Bro. O. H. C. Smith.

2

^Jn~\TTES.

13. Called for corrcspomlcnce from sister

A~sociatious,

and re- cci ved from the Tuckasiege, Bro. J.

L. Owens; from the State Cou-

vention, Elder A. 'V. Lamar.

1·,1,.

On motion invited Elder G. 'V.

Brook~

to a seat with us, as a.

mem bel' of the Salem Ass0ciutiol1.

1.'5. On motion appointell the hour of 10 o'dock, to-11101'1"OIY, to.

heal' Bro. Lamar, on the

su~jcct

of'State Missions.

16. Appointed correspondence to sister Associations, as follows: to the Saluda, Brethren N. R. Reeve, Stoha Garrett, Elder 'Y. B. Single- ton, and Bro. 'Y. E. 'Velhorn; to the Fork, Elders J. Owcns, aud J.

'Yest;

to the Tuckasiege, Elders J. Owens, J. H. Burroughs, Bro .

• T. L. Fisher; to the Gl·eenville, Elders G. 'V. Singleton, 'Y. B. Sin- gleton, G. M. Rodgers, lVI.

L. Jones, L.

R. Dalton.

17. Appointed Delegates to the State Convention, as follows: El- ders G. 'V. Singleton, D. H. Kennemeur, 'V. F. Lee, T. 'Y. Tolle- son, and 'V. B. Singleton; Brethren E. H. Barton, O. H. C. Smith, T.

P. LOOpCl·, J. M. Wilson, G. 'V. Alexander, G. F. Itobinson, and R. H. Anderson.

18. The following Resolutions were offered by Bro. Stobo Garrett und others, and made the special order for 10 o'clock to-lllorrow:

\VIIEREAS, this Association recognizes the obligations resting upon us to do more for the Apread of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Chri"t, than we have heen doing in the past, and whereas we feel that the times demand that we Hhall put forth earnest efforts to this end, therefore be it

Resolred, 1. That we recommend to the Churches compoRing thi" bolly, to make an earnest effort to raise during the next associati.onal year, at least an average of thirty cents per member, for all the member, of our Cimrches, for the cause of Missions.

2. That in view of the work the State Mission Board has llone in our bounds, :md proposes to do, we urge our Churches to sustain and encourage them by their prayers and contributions, and we ad vise that two-thil'lls of the amount

rai~ed be given to that Board.

3. That we feel our obligation to do all we can to send the Gospel to the Heathen, and we advise that one-third of the amount raised be Rent to the Foreign Mission Board, to sustain our Missionaries in China.

4. That we appoint at each Association the following Committees, to report at the succeeding meeting, viz: a Committee on State Missions, a Committee on Foreign Missions, and a COlUmittee on Education, these Committees to con- sist of three each.

5. That we appoint an Executi\'e Committee of five members, whose duty it

~hall be to aid and encourage the raising of funds for Missions, to advise with the State Board as to the mis.ion work best to be none in our bOUlHls, and to del·ise some plan by which a good Raptist High School may be established in

OUl' bounds, for the edllcatioll of our sons and daughtcrs.

G. That the Churches are requested to report to the annual meeting of this hody, (by their letters,) all monies expended during the year, for whatever purpose, as follows: for 1'a"tor's support, for Missions, for Education and

·Cll1ll'ch purposes.

IV. On Illotion, after prayer, adjourned until

D o'clock to-lllorrow

Illorning.

SATUHDAY

MOH~ING, D

o'clock, October

D.

20. Met according to adjournment. After prayer by Brother A.

'V. Lamar, proceeded to business; read, corrected and confirmed the

Minut~s

of' yesterday.

1IIIXl:TES.

21. Called the Holl.

22. Called for the report of the Committee on Arrangement of Business, which was read by the Chairman and after some debate was laid;on the table.

23.

Received and adopted the report of the Committee on Hevision of the Circular Letter.

24.

According to the arrangement of yesterday, Brothel' Lamar arldresscd the hody in the interest of State Missions,.

25.

Henewed the call for cOl'respondence, when Bro.

'V. 'v.

Wells came forward aml was received by the usual mode; as a Messenger from the f::lalem Association.

2G. Appointell a Committee on Sablmth-sehooI8, viz: Elder

.J.

Owens, and Brother O.

H.

C. Smith.

27.

Appointed the next meeting of this body, to be held with the Secona Church, one mile west of Pickens C.

H.,

commencing on Friday before the ;;econd Sabbath in October,

187G.

Elected Elder

'1'. 'V.

Tolleson to preach the Introcluctory Sermon; and Elder T.

Looper, his alternate.

28.

On motion assigned the Prater'::; Creek Church to the Second Union District, and Glady Fork to the Fonrth District.

29. A

ppointcll a union meeting, to be held with the Six Mile Church, on Friday beforc the second Sabbath in August next, to appoint the place for the meeting of this body in

1877. .J.

Parrott to preach the Introlluctory Sermon.

30. Took up the (~uery from Mount Tabor Church: "Can we, a,;

Baptists, recein: a member having two living wives, or a husband having a divorcc or writing of agreemeut ill the presence of witnc~s­

cs?" Answer: Ko!

31.

The COlllmittee on Finance reportetl $-lJ

85

for printing l\Jin- utes.

~l2. ltcceived and adopted the I{eport uf the Committee on Obit- uaries.

33.

Ehler G.

"T.

Siugleton moved to adopt "Mell'::; Parliamentary Practice" as the standard of this body for the futurc, which motion was lost.

34.

Appointed a Committee to examine "Mell's Parliamentary Practice," together Irith other works of the kind, and recomlllend ouo for the adoption of the body at its next session-consisting or Brethren

D. H.

Kcnncmeur,

J. M.

Stewart,

.J. H.

Burrough~,.J.

''''cst,

J.

Owens,

aJHI

T.

'V.

Tollesou.

3;). A(ljollrne<l forty-five minutes for refreshmcnts.

36. Met

at

1

o'clock, pursuaut to adjoul'lll\1ellt, the special ordei' for

1

o'dock being the resolutions cffered

by

Brother

S.

Garrett,

m)(l

others. Aftcr some cliseussion the resolutions were unanimously adoptcd.

37. The rcport of' the Committee on Sabhath··schools was receivcll ancI adoptc(], nllll the Committee dischnrged.

38. Hea(l tIll' report of thc Delegate to the State COll\'cnlion, fOl' inioJ'llIatioll.

4 MINUTES.

39. According to the resolutions adopted, the following Commit- tees were appointed:

ON STATE J\>iIssIONs-Elders J.

H.

Burroughs, T.

'V.

Tolleson, D.

H.

Kennemeur.

ON FOREIGN MISSIONS-O.

H.

C. Smith, L.

R

^Dalton,

W. H.

H.

Aria!.

ON EDUCA'fION-J. B. Clayton,

'V.

B. Singlelon, G.

P.

Rohinson.

EXECUTIYE COl\IlIHTTE-E.

H.

Barton, O.

H.

C. Smith,

'V. H.

H.

^Arial,

W.

B. Singleton, S. A. Gary.

40. Rt80il'cd, That the Clerk be allowe,l SG.8;j for hiR s('rvice', an,l lIn,'c a~

many Minutes printed with the remaillller as he can.

41. On Illotion took up a collection for printing l\Iinntrs of the State Convention.

42. On motion agreed to take up a collection on to-IIIOrl"OW, after forenoon services, for State Missions.

43. Re8oll'cri, That the thanks of this body are due, and are hereby tendered, to the Brethren of this Church and of Sister Churches, and the citizens of this community-and especially the Ladies of the same-for their kind and hos- pitable entertainment of this body during its session: ·We lea\'(' with them

0111' best wisht·s for thcir future happiness amllll'osperity_ '

44. Read, corrected and confirmed the Minutes_

45_ Called the Roll and marked absentees.

46_ After prayer by Brother Lamar, adjourned to the tillle antI place appointed.

W.

B. SINGLETON, Model'ldor.

T.

W.

TOLLEoON, Clerk.

SABBATH MOHNING, 10~ o'clock.

Thc sland was ocenpied by Elder

'V. 'V.

Heed, followed by Elder A.

'V.

Lamar, both of' whom labored with eal'llcstness and zeal.

The congregation was large and attentive, an(l we hope the result wiII be realized in eternity.

Took up It ebIlection for State Missions, amollnting to $22

fJO.

THE AFTERNOON SERVICES

were conducted by Elder

'V.

B. Singleton, f'oIlowctl by Elder T.

W.

Tolleson,

,,,110

closed the services.

HEPOHTS:

ImpORT OF THE CmIMITTEE ON OBITUARIES.

DEAlt BHETHREX: The ,"cry ~olemn duty haR been assigned I1S, to speak of the deaths that ha.vc occurred among us the last Associational YC:lr. The statistics will inform ^YOI1 of the number of usefullivcs that have been taken from their earthly labors to their heavenly reward-whose places, in many in- stance", will be hard to Illl; )'l't one of them, Ephraim Perry, of the Cheohee Chnrch, from his adnUlct'd age, (in his 9Qth year,) and his Christian virtues and high traits of character, is entitled to more particular notice, making a public profe~sion of his I:lith in Christ, by uniting with the Baptist Church, when in youth, and carrying the principlcs of that faith through all the du- ties of life-as a husband, lather, neighbor, and citizen, :uHl as a Christiall, keeping hin"elf ullspotted from the world_

lITINUTES.

DEAR BRETIIREX, while we mourn oyer the dead, we do not mourn over them as the 10Rt, but our loss is their gain.

DEAl{ BRETHREN, we do not feel that we can close this notice without ex- pressing our gratitude to the Disposer of all things, for sparing so many usei'ul live;; among \lS, and especially so many veterans of the CrosH; who, by their appearance, arc weary in the work, bllt not weary of the work.

D. H. KENNEME{)R, Chairman.

REPORT OF THE CmIMITTEE OX SABBATH-SCHOOLS.

Your Committee on Sabbath-Schools beg leave to offer the following report;

"Ve are glad to learn that twenty-four of our Churches have had Sabbath- schools in operation during the year, and that God has blessed the labors of the Brethren in this direction, for many of the scholars have been led to J CRUS.

In view of' these facts we sec no reason why every Church should not have a live Sabbath-School. "Ve regret that many of'these Schools arc allowed to go into winter quarters, and we think it is mainly duc to the fact that many of' our chl1l'ch-buildings arc so uncomfortable that it is impossible for the children to endure the exposure. Therefore we recommend,

1. That our Brethren proyide a stove for each church, so that the Schools need not die in the winter.

2. \Ve urge the Brethren to encourage diligence and zeal in thi" blessed work.

J. OWENS, } C 'tt

O. H. C. S:\IITH, omml ee.

REPORT OF G. W. SINGLETON-STATE MISSIONARY.

~IHcs tra-veled ... ~~~-.-.-:~~.-::-:-:~-.-.-:~~· ..

H50·-- --

--iioXEYS--R-]~~-CEIVED:---'---

Sermons preached ... 138 Mount Carmel Church ... $ 9 Oil

~~,lhbath-school addresses ... 10 Shady (hove ... 12 40 Other ll,ddresses ... 24 Mount Pi,.;gah... 7 00 Sabbath-schools organized... 6 Enon ... ... ... ... .... [) 25 Conversions ... 147 Antioch... ... ... 5 00 llaptised ... 105 From other KOllrccs... 4 35 Prayer-meetings conll ucted ... 47 ... ..

~~_el~ion~ visits .... ::: ... 141 Total ... ~.~~:~ ... ~~::$4~Oii --[NOTE-The above rcport is from Jlllle 1st to date, indllsiye.]--

ORDAIXED lIIIXISTERS.

NWi!C. Post- OjJice.

"V. B. Singleton ... Pickens C. II ... . G. \V. Singleton ... ' ... _ ... PickcnR C. H ... . J. II. Burroughs ... _ .. Pickens C. II ... . J. D. 'Vilson ... Piekens C. II ... . Thomas Looper ... , ... Dacllsyille ... . Tyre L. Roper ... Sllnny Dale ... ..

n-I.

Chastain ... Hunny Dale ... . T. "V. Tolleson ... :l\Iile.Creek ... .

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C. Parrott ... Nine Times ... ..

D. H. Kcnnemcllr ... Keowec ... . . J. Chapman ... Kcowee ... . Charles Roper ... _ ... , ... Keowee ... .

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Owens ... Cheohec ... ..

J. West ... Cheohec ... ..

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King ... Ccntral Htation .... . 'V. F. Lee ... " ... Cherrylleld .... N. C.

W. W. Ueed .. _ ... C~lerryficld ...

N..

^(~.

T. R. Gary ... Llberty ... _ .. S. C.

Frank McClanahan ... _ ... Eightecn Mile,H.C.

E. M. Rodgers ... , ... " ... Piercetown ... .

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^MINUTES.

LIl'EXTIA TES:

Name. Fosl- QtJi.ee .

. r. c.

O'Bryant. ... :.lileCreck ... . J. T. Burdine ... Snnn)' Dale ... . 1\1. L. Jones ... Tahle :Mountain .... . [Churches will please report the name and address of Ordained Ministers and Licentiates-to the next meeting of this body, ill order that thc list may

he made complete.] CL};[lK.

Received of the Rev. T. W. Tolleson, Clerk, ^pCI' hand orthe lte\". (L \V. Sin- gleton, Forty Dollars, in fnll payment for printing l\Iinutes of' the Fo!·ty-Sixth Aunual Meeting of the Twelye-Mile Hi\,p!' B:!l'ti"t Asso(~iation.

,\. ".'II. Sl'EIOIITS.

STA'I'}; OF THE Cdl1RCHES.

("!lunCHES.

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ah._~nt_.l

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G('orgc~ Creek. ,I Arllold!'i~llllS ... IPlCkeus. . ... \\'.B.:S1l1g1ctoll .. _ .... lrr •• J.BO\Y~II. itL.R. Daltoll. rr .• J. BOWC11* \V.H.Holcolub ... , BI .~, 11 '~I 011 6.---rQ5 Mount Carmel I'DUCllt;V~lh'" Pickells ... ·G. \V.Sin~!ctoll ... IN.K.Slllith.::·' N.K. Smith. A. A. S!mllloll~ ... ! 1! ~: 0, II 0;

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~ 100 ('1'0.' Houd • . . . ZDaetlM"de ... 'PICkens ... I.'I'homa. Lllop'·r ... 'J) C. FI'.'TIIl'III

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^W B SiIwleton. (I. W. ::;iIJl'leton. T.P. Looper, G. F. RVblllsonl25161 01 41 01^.j 20b 225 I' t!i _~rJ n . . . ' 0 1 P' 1 lc~cn~ C. 1 .. ' I I" k ~c l'nt1.. .... 1'1'1 lOnUl8 Looper ... ]11. , ' . J . .:\IJlhollV B. . , J. AnthollY, E. A. LaWHtm.. ... ~ ~. ... ... ... 1 r')

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3' 2

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Q r-^~o: 1 10 Pet~r8' Cret'k .. 1 DUClls\'llle. . Plckcll:o' ,.... ,rrhomu~Looper ... 1'\'. N. llll.!.dl~· Thomnt\I~oopcl'. W. N. nuO'h~ ...••••... I I

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^{0 1: O. 81, 90}

Uolenoy. . .. '11" Tahle MOulltaill.IPick'·U8.... .. ... ,T. L. Hoper ... 1"1. 1!"llIll'itK,::i 1M. L. Jone,. C. Keith,.",J. "\\'. Simmons,* M. Gillespie* .... · .. 1 2. 1. 0 1

4 0,., I' 98i 1 25

\'ount~in. (trove IAndl'l~on~' Mill~ P~ckcn8 " . ..~\,~. Ii. Sillgleteu ... H.:-;'. Lt·\\"i:-: .... I . M. Stewart.. H. M. ~ing-lcton.... ... . .... ... 15¹ 4,! .i, OJ 11 ~5~ 90 IIoll)' SPl'lIl~""'1 ~ulllly Dale. . 'PIcken". .. .... ·M. ~ha"tllill ... 11J. lla,([lIill.... . M. Porter ,J. 1'. Bl1rcline, G. M. Lynch... . ... ¹ 81 0, I O· 0 1· 15, 1 60 ::;eCOI1Il.. .. -,PIckens C II ... 'Picktolls . ..

IW.

Mortoll ...

IW.

^'r. Bowell. '1 W. T. Bnwe;l. Phillip Porter.)1. BClljamin, D. C Durham .... 4! 710 1]2 0 101. 115 ]:~ea88:ntIIill. ... IC,:ntl'~1 Station l:~clieJaL.. ;.J,onarha!l King ... ,.J.

"T.

!\'ill~ tR.S.Smith.*.J. \V. Kil~fr' . . ..'" ... ~511

1:

0, ~I 0 ~ ~H I ~o ::;1 x ~hle. .... .. . 'MIle Creek .. I,lckel1o . .ICharles Moper ... "f. ('. () Bryant. »D. H. Kenllemenr"J.n.\\ Ibml. .J.C.O'Bl'yant .• J.D. O'Bryant,*J.] 31 11:. 01 1.3.] O.~ 1.14 2 50 Keowee.. ~II' .,1Ile CI eck.. .;1 lck~lls . . . "". I D. n. KCIJIlClllCUI' . . . J. 'r. BUl't·OII ... I Robert Ste IVlut, .J. '1\ B:nl'tlll*.. ... .. [Durham*". 0 01 01 0, 0 1 ~4 50

~"I"m... . Walhaillt.... ·Ocollel'... .. .. IW. M Mortoll ... .'~;. (;. ~Io,," ... 4S. G. Sloan,' E. F'. All)(,l't901l.. . ... 5 4· 1 13 1 1 47 55 Hhady Grove .... ~~,~lile Crct,k ... ,Pickens... .. iT. \\'.Tollcs(H1. n. II. KCl)' F. C. Pal':-'oll:-:. ST. W. l.'Ol1C~OIl. ~J. (', Parrott... .... .. . ...••••.••. : 81 I! 0'1 5; 0 0 44 1 00 Anth!~~... .. .... I~.ill(' '~'.i~l:c:o'. . :Pi~kc~1.8 . . .

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Heed .... Llwmenl' D. \\,illeht':-:ll~J' tJacob Lewi~. D. \Vinchc~tcr, \V. D. EdcIlS~ T. :\oi. Alcxander ... ¹ 101 Ii 0 ~! 0 0 l1(i 1 75 Fall C1t~ek.... ,~,L11 ()lcck .... 10collce... .. ... . ... Not rcpl'e~clltt~d ... ... . . ' .u:

Prnter~' Creek... P~cken:-J C. II .... iPickcllr; . . . ,.T. n. BtllTc)n.tdl~. .J. ~. BIl}'l'l~lI!:h:- 4J H. Burrollgh~. "', N. HtllYII. ... I I I I .<¥V 1 10 Beuverll~m.... Plel'cetown ... IAnuel·ooll ... '.f M. Lalldre"... .\1. B. \\ 1111:1111'. G.III. Rodger,.)[ Dllckworth." E..lordan'* T. HudgersOll.Hum-: 111 3· 3' 110 150 1 tJ()

~[OlllltPI"gllh. EIllluhty .... : .... ,Ander"ol1 ..

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