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Title: Annual of the ... annual session of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
Subjects: Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
Publisher: (N.C.) : The Convention
Contributing Library: Duke Divinity School Library, Duke University
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the State Library of North Carolina. Grant issued to Duke University for the Religion in North Carolina project.

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nnual Enrollment Card prepared and dis-tributed by our General Secretary, as a means of enlisting thepeople to offer both themselves and their material possessions inthe service of Christ. We make the two following recommendations to the Conven-tion: 1. That the name of the Cooperative and Promotion Com-mittee be changed to The Promotion and Enlistment Commit-tee. 2. That each year the Committee on Committees appoint,beginning with this Convention, the Promotion and EnlistmentCommittee consisting of one representative from each districtAssociation within our state. Respectfully submitted, Ira D. S. Knight, ChairmanEugene I. Olive, Secretary 82. After standing and singing Lead On O King Eternal,M. E. Dodd, Shreveport, Louisiana, and President of theSouthern Baptist Convention, delivered a great inspirationalmessage. It was noted by the presiding officer, prior to the ad-dress, that Brother Dodd is making from one to two BaptistState Conventions a day during this week, having arrived by
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MRS. AMELIA ELLEN STALEY GWALTNEY She was a native of Wilkesboro, North Carolina, having been born there Septem-ber 8, 1S46. The daughter of Estley and Martha Cleveland Staley. Student atDavenport College, Lenoir, from which place she graduated in 1865. Married Rev.W. R. Gwaltney, January 30. 1866. She was the mother of nine children, foursons and five daughters, all of whom are living. At all times she was a constantand courageous companion to her pastor husband. They were indeed pioneers inthe Baptist faith in North Carolina and her efforts and labors for her church,missions, and denominational program continued steadfastly up to the time of herdeath, December 19, 1932. Annual of Session 1933 59 chartered airplane in Greensboro this afternoon from Charles-ton, South Carolina, where he spoke this morning. 83. As this great deliverance ended the Convention sangHe Leadeth Me and stood adjourned after prayer by EugeneI. Olive. FRIDAY—Morning Session 84. The final session of the Conven

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