The Carolina tribune. [volume], March 02, 1935, Page Page Five, Image 5

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foWgy, March ?n,d,
The Min’stera and Deacons Union
met with the Springfield Baptsit
Church of which Rev. M. W. Wil
liams is pastor. >
High po nts in their program on
Sunday is exprestd in the following
written a s the performed
By J. H. Browning
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was proved on Christ they all
relied
As many of the Christians testi
cied;
Next we were highly entertained
On how church officers should
be trained.
Os course we only had a limited
time I
But Rev. Stokes gave a fine out
line;
His message was food for old and
young.
said all should learn to govren
.heir toUgue.
His talk war such as on which
rould be relied
As he urged all officers to read
and study Burrows guide,
Then from Rev. Merrett’s address *
A-e got a fine sip.
As he talked on the larger stew
ardship.
nc said some people may not get
and shout,
But durnig the next week they !
will live it out; ,
Said as pastors and deacons must •
entertain.
of them should be rtainec
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come off cers plan ot give a dol
»ar each ahead of time
Then some untrain man cut it
..own to a dmle;
Un the wings of progress the
church of today must ride,
And officer that will not be
train should be set asuie.
Then cme was given characterize
And the life of Dr. Roberts to
memoralize;
It was prove the service of a great
man is not a joke
As on Dr. Roberts life Prof. Levis
ter and Miss Burrell spoke.
Dr Roberts purpose was true as
stone, .
He live to a ripe old age then
went on home;
That the associat on should not fail
To the stand Rev. M W William#
was call.
In the few minutes he was on the
stand.
He said Dr. Roberts influence
was felt throughout the land;
Then after closing verse with a
spiritual air;
Rev. Hendricks led in a ferven
pryaer.
Rev. Merritt presented Dean Til
ley to preach,
Who greatly encuoraged al
wihtin his reach
Said it was a pleasure to be o
the stage, education-
For we are Ivung in an
al and religious age.
Hi. throughout
Text one hundred and ‘hnty
n oth P.alm. and
He gave . purture ot . <•«
Where five ear. wrecked
many live, were lort.
We all need training o
It will help to guide 70“ b “‘
is better;
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As his message on our soul was
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Rev. V T. Williams in prayer
led us to the throne;
Then all was asked ot give as they
were able,
With deacons Saunders and Av
ery at the collect’on table
Then as we, adjourn the school
house you will enter,
Where the ladies of the church
will serve you dinner;
For you may meet here in the
day time or at night,
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Oxford, N. C.—Final rites for
Dr. 1 heodore M. Ransom were
held last week at the First Bap
tist Church with the Rev. George
Roosevelt Yancey officiating.
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A native of Oxford, Dr. Ran
som stud ed medicine at the Leon
ard Medical School of Shaw Uni
versity in Raleigh, .and Western
University in Memphis Tenn, and
settled in Memphis, where he had
been a leading physician and citi
zen for twenty-three years, devot
ing incessant and unselfrsh. medi
cal serv ce to suffering humanity.
A faithflu adherent to very ethical
standard of the profession, Dr.
Ransom died a martyr to duty. A
victim of hal'd work and nervous
break down, he refused to stop
and take the rest and treatment
which he of his own knowledge
knew to be necessary, but persist
ed in carry ng on in the effort to
save the lives of other sufferers
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his fellow physic ans in Memphis.
Among the numerous resolutions
read at the services by Dr. Jas.
A. 1 insley of Weldon, N. C., a
schoolmate and friend of the de
ceased oyer a period of a great
i mnay years, may be mentioned
! one from the Bluff City Medical
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I Ransom was a member; another
: from Terrell Memorial Hospital in
1 Memphis, upon the staff of which
! Dr. Ransom served until the time
J of his death; also others from many
associations and societies, as well
I a messages of condolence from a
vast number of professional as
sociates and friends, not only in
the States of Tennessee, North
1 Carolina and Virginia, but many
northen c’ties where the deceased
' was closely acquainted and con
nected. especially Philadelphia and
New York.
| Those participatnig in the ser
vices were Rev. Jenkins of Oxford,
Rev W lliamson of Henderson and
i Miss Annie 1 hssiter of Oxford;
Dr James Battle of Greenville,
spoke on behalf of the North Car
olina State Medical Association and
most appropriate and fitting re
marks regarding the life and work
| of the deceased were made by Dr.
j j C Shaw, fuonder and prinepial
j Emeritus of Mary Inst. in
| Oxford. Music was rendered by the
Church choir. Hon H P .Cheatham
super ntendent of the Oxford Col
ored Orphanage, sreved as Master
of ceremonies Dr. Ransom's father
the late Rev M C Ransom was one
of the Founders of the Orphanage
and served as member of the board
of Tuskegee and Secretary until
'.is death in 1933, and his mother
is still active in field work for the
nstiuttion when her health per
mits.
Doctors J E Baxter and S M
Beckford of Henderson, James A
Battle of Greenville, Jas. A. Tinsley
of Weldon, L. W C Anderson, E
E Toney and H. V. Hicks of Ox
ford: M C King, of Franklinton;
and J B Davis of Louisburg served
as honorary pall bearers, while the
active pall-bearers were Deacon
Henry Pett’ford and Messrs R H
Hester, William Ridley, T R Currin
Ed. Reavis, Andrew W Howell and
Albert Cousins, all of Oxford and
Undertaker E S Jordan of Hender
son.
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The funeral wa# in charge of
Undertaker Robert L. Shpeard and
Mr A J Mangum, of Oxford, serv
ed as Director of Floor and folw
ers, assisted by the Home Mission
ary Sisters.
In addition to the widow, Dr.
Ransom is survived in the im
med ately family by his mother,
Mrs M C Ransom of Oxford, one
sister, Mrs. A. B. Johnson of
Raleigh, a brother of Eugene T
Ransom of Oxford and also by a
large number of more distant rel
atives, as well as a host of friends
both in and out of the profession
throughout the country