New Church of Christ
Will Open Here Sunday
The Tryon Church of Christ will
dedicate its new church building
at the formal exercises Sunday
afternoon at 3 o’clock. The public
is invited. Services will also be
held Sunday night at 7 o’clock.
Chester A. Hunnicutt is the
evangelist for the local church
which has 23 members and the
following officers: Ellis O. Buckner,
treasurer; Albert Henderson, Bur
ress Patton, F. O. Cochran and
Claude Cochran, trustees.
The new building is located on
U. S. 176 opposite Seven Hearths
at the intersection with Harmon
Field road. It is a two story,
concrete block and frame construc
tion that will seat 225 persons.
The building houses six Sunday
school rooms, a nursery, two rest
rooms and a baptistry. It was
built at a cost of approximately
$12,000.
Among; the out-of-town speakers
who will take part in the dedica
tion with brief remarks are Virgil
R. Richie, -Spartanburg, S. C.; M.
E. Burns, Valdese, N. C.; J. W.
Davis, Greenville, S. C.; Walter
Neil, Union, S. C.: B- H. Nicholas,
Asheville, N. C.; W. G. George,
Hendersonville and C. W. Womack,
Spindale, ,N. C.
The local organization was
formed in Trvon about 12 months
ago, and has held regular services
ever since in Columbus while mak
ing1 plans for a permanent building.
Evangelist Hunnicutt states that
there are about 1,500,000 members
of Churches of Christ in Ameri
ca in addition to many more in
about 20 foreign nations. There
is no headquarters except Christ.
Each church is independent and
yet the members are united in the
Christian Spirit which has built
20 colleges in America and sent
missionaries to all parts of the
world. The church’s nearest edu
cational center to Tryon is David
Lipscomb College at Nashville,
Tenn., which has about 1,500
students. The history of the
church states that the first unit
of the denomination was founded
in A.D. 33 in Jerusalem; and the
first in America was formed in
1790 at Manakin Town, N. C.
Mr. Hunnicutt, the evangelist
of the local church, is a native
of Alabama.
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