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The Skyland Post
West Jefferson, Ashe County, North Carolina
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Rev. P. J. Garrison will speak at the Gillespie Chautauqua in Ashe County, opening Sunday night, May 24th, with Bible school starting May 25th. Teachers include Miss Estella Blevins, Miss Iris Young, and Mr. Stark. Event lasts two weeks.
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Chautauqua Will Open This Sunday
Rev. P. J. Garrison, pastor of the Lee Memorial Presbyterian church of Winston-Salem, will be the speaker at the Gillespie Chautauqua this year. The meeting will open Sunday night, May 24th. The bible school will begin Monday morning, May 25th at 9:00 o'clock.
Miss Estella Blevins will again teach the beginners; Miss Iris Young will teach the Junior Department. The pastor, Mr. Stark, will teach the Young People.
The guest speaker, Mr. Garrison, is not a stranger to the mountains. He came to Winston-Salem after pastorates in the mountains of Kentucky. He has been to Ashe county before. REV. P. J. GARRISON, of Winston-Salem, who will hold the Chautauqua at Gillespie church.
The public is cordially invited to attend these services which will continue for two weeks.
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Gillespie Church, Ashe County
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Sunday Night, May 24th; Bible School Monday Morning, May 25th; Continuing For Two Weeks
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public cordially invited to attend services continuing for two weeks
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Rev. P. J. Garrison, pastor of Lee Memorial Presbyterian church of Winston-Salem, will speak at Gillespie Chautauqua opening Sunday night, May 24th. Bible school begins Monday morning, May 25th at 9:00 o'clock. Miss Estella Blevins teaches beginners; Miss Iris Young teaches Junior Department; Mr. Stark teaches Young People. Garrison has prior experience in mountains of Kentucky and Ashe county.