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Dulin Methodist Church
Dulin United Methodist Church Compiled Information from the Collection of the Martin-Wall History Room of the Davie County Public Library Mocksville, North Carolina Table of Contents Picture of Dulin Methodist Church 4 Cemetery Records 6-9 Newspaper Articles and Other Information 11 - 28 -i =i c=? vo Davie County Public Library Ui t: Mocksviile, North Carolina o a Picture of Dulin Methodist Church Page 4 o. I MJ 5 Davie County Public Library gJ. X c) Mocksvilie, North Carolina Dulm Methodist Chiirch From Churches ofDavie County, North Carolina A Photographic Study by Thomas L. Martin Heritage Printers, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1957 « DULIN'S METHODIST CHURCH The organization of this church is said to have been in 1862, and it is named for the Dulin family. The first church was built in 1871 A new church was completed in 1954. page thirty Davie County Public Library Mocksville, North Carolina Cemetery Records Pages 6-9 -j 0 » v> % Davie County Public Library 1 Mocksville, North Carolina X cJ 5 . 050 DULIN UNITED METHODIST CH Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 1 of 4 Cemetery Census Cemetery Recoras on the Web I ABOUT US I CEMETERY LAW HOW TO HELP CemeteryCensus.com Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries other NC County Cemeteries Brought to you In partnership with Davie County Historical & Genealogical Society httD://www.rootsweb.ancestrv.com/~ncdavhas/ Index of All Cemeteries Alphabetical Index of All Burials Previous Page Use the following to search across all the cemeteries listed. Example: "Smith, Roger" (yes, use the quotes) Search for: | \ Submit Query 50 DULIN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Location - at 897 Dulin Rd, Mocksville. Coordinates: 35d 56m 16.4s N; 80d 29m 46.1s W Click here for maps Survey by Davie County Historical and Genealogical Society. Updates by Michelle Condra in May 2015. Google Cemetery Census This contact informa tion is Not for any cemetery. This Is contact information for the owner of this web site. Allen Dew 3230 Walters Rd Creedmoor, NC 27522 Click to E-mail us at: AlienDew@ CemeteryCensus.com Contact us with updates, corrections, additions. When sending data, please specify the County where the cemetery is located. Allen, Brack (b. 16 Oct 1896 - d. 26 Aug 1976) Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done. Allen, Rena W. (b. 21 Feb 1900 - d. 31 Jul 1981) Barney, David P., Jr. (b. 9 Apr 1963 - d. 9 Apr 1963) Son of David F. and Ann Barney Beal, June Jones (b. 17 Dec 1944 - d. Unknown) Beal, Louie, Jr. "Peewee" (b. 28 Aug 1944 - d. 6 Mar 2013) Blakeley, Mark Allen (b. 11 Oct 1967 - d. 28 Jul 1987) Rest in peace. Blakeley, Robert Uriah (b. 19 Jan 1934 - d. 19 Dec 2007) Buchanan, Dale W. (b. 10 Jan 1941 - d. 21 Mar 1994) In Loving Memory. Burcham, Herbert Roy (b. 13 Apr 1914 - d. 2 Mar 1974) Meet me in heaven. Carter, Dema B. (b. 21 Feb 1936 - d. Unknown) Wife of Howard F. Carter Carter, Dora Nance (b. 27 Aug 1901 - d. 26 Oct 1985) Carter, Eva W. (b. 26 Aug 1913 - d. 28 Apr 1983) She'll always remain in our hearts forever. Carter, George K. (b. 23 Jul 1890 - d. 30 Oct 1969) Carter, Howard F. (b. 9 May 1904 - d. 2 Jul 1983) Carter, Maggie B. (b. 30 Jun 1930 - d. Unknown) Carter, Howard F. Carter, Maggie B. At rest. Carter, Zackery R. Dorse, Worth Gray Forrest, Collen F. (b. 23 Jun 1908 - d. 13 Sep 1976) (b. 5 May 1925 - d. 2 Dec 2003) (b. 5 Jul 1930 - d. 12 Nov 2007) e#' Forrest, John F. (b. 18 Nov 1929 - d. Unknown) http://cemeterycensus.coni/nc/davie/cem050.htm 050 pULIN UNITED METHODIST CH Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 2 of 4 20. Foster, A. Ruth Green (b. 3 Mar 1939 - d. Unknown) 21. Foster, Bessie Sarah Chaplin (b. 9 Aug 1884 - d. 18 Sep 1982) 22. Foster, Doris (b. 19 Apr 1923 - d. 15 Aug 2006) 23. Foster, Esther Lenoir Reavis (b. 8 Jun 1921 - d. 17 Mar 2007) 24. Foster, Flossie (b. 13 Jan 1908 - d. 19 May 2003) 25. Foster, George Lester (b. 28 Aug 1935 - d. 16 Apr 2013) 26. Foster, George Lippard (Leppard) (b. 15 Sep 1884 - d. 22 Jan 1977) 27. Foster, Mildred H. (b. 5 Dec 1917 - d. 13 Dec 1987) Daughter of Haywood R. and Magdalene Hendrix . "Gone but not Forgotten." 28. Foster, Paul Everette (b. 6 Apr 1922 - d. Unknown) 29. Foster, Robert Lee (b. 30 Jul 1915 - d. 6 May 1991) 30. Foster, Rosa Ella Barney (b. 21 Jun 1893 - d. 19 Sep 1978) 31. Foster, Roy Thomas (b. 30 Sep 1918 - d. 10 Mar 2009) 32. Foster, Ruth Evelyn McDaniel (b. 21 Oct 1913 - d. 27 Dec 2006) 33. Foster, Thurman A. (b. 30 Mar 1913 - d. 27 Dec 2006) 34. Foster, Victoria Susan "Vicki" (b. 24 Oct 1949 - d. 8 Jun 1952) 35. Foster, William Thomas (b. 4 Sep 1876 - d. 31 May 1969) 36. Frye, Edgar David (b. 23 Sep 1912 - d. 9 Nov 1986) Thy memory will ever be a guiding star to heaven. 37. Frye» Susie Plott (b. 30 Mar 1916 - d. 13 May 1967) 38. Henderson, Betty J. Burton (b. 19 Feb 1930 - d. Unknown) 39. Henderson, Peggy Carter (b. 14 Jul 1941 - d. 19 Mar 2012) 40. Hendrix, Betty Jean Forrest (b. 9 Aug 1931 - d. 29 Sep 2011) 41. Hendrix, E. C. "Cliff' (b. 13 Dec 1893 - d. 8 Jun 1985) 42. Hendrix, Fannie E. (b. 1 Dec 1896 - d. 3 Jan 1986) 43. Hendrix, G. Clyde (b. 1925 - d. 1959) 44. Hendrix, Haywood Robertson, Jr. (b. 16 Jan 1924 - d. Unknown) 45. Hendrix, Jane Church (b. 5 May 1949 - d. Unknown) 46. Hendrix, Jerry Clyde (b. 9 Apr 1945 - d. 7 Nov 2013) 47. Hendrix, Leona Mae (b. 18 Nov 1906 - d. 5 Dec 1980) 48. Hendrix, Lucille (b. 1925 - d. Unknown) 49. Hendrix, Modere Foster (b. 31 Dec 1928 - d. Unknown) 50. Hendrix, Thomas Lester (b. 10 Sep 1927 - d. 14 Sep 2012) 51. Hilton, Crystal S. (b. 2 Jan 1957 - d. 14 Jun 2008) 52. Howard, Annie Opal Robertson (b. 18 Apr 1920 - d. 22 Jul 2011) 53. Howard, Betty Bowens (b. 12 Nov 1892 - d. 19 Sep 1972) 54. Howard, Louie Pinkston (b. 3 May 1889 - d. 18 Aug 1984) 55. Howard, Obie Hobert (b. 10 Jun 1922 - d. 4 May 2007) 56. Howard, Rebecca McDaniel (b. 25 Oct 1923 - d. 29 Jul 1987) 57. Howard, Roger Lewis (b. 9 Sep 1909 - d. 12 Jul 1973) 58. Howard, Wayne Alvin (b. 13 Sep 1949 - d. 15 Aug 1967) Always be remembered. 2 59. Jones, Fred Lee, Jr. (b. 20 Nov 1937 - d. 14 May 2004) j 60. Jones, Freddie Lee (b. 14 Jun 1913 - d. 17 Mar 1967) ::5 Married April 10, 1937 ^ 61. Jones, Jimmy W. (b. 29 Jan 1946 - d. 12 Sep 2001) 62. Jones, John W. "Jay" (b. 23 May 1927 - d. 3 Mar 2007) ^ 63. Jones, John Walker (b. 14 Feb 1887 - d. 3 Mar 1969) ^ 64. Jones, Mattie Smith (b. 26 Jan 1893 - d. 4 Jan 1986) ^ 65. Jones, Peggy Harris (b. 19 Mar 1939 - d. 27 Oct 2012) ^ ^ 66. Jones, Selma H. (b. 12 Feb 1914 - d. 23 Dec 1992) \ ^ I- 67. Jones, Teresa Alene Shoaf (b. 17 May 1925 - d. 11 Apr 2004) 68. Keaton, John Lester (b. 12 Apr 1923 - d. Unknown) ^ o 69. Keaton, Ruth Howard (b. 10 Jul 1926 - d. 8 Mar 1874) J 70. King, Connie F. (b. 25 Sep 1936 - d. 8 Jan 1970) ^ At rest. ^ 71. King, Jimmy C. (b. 27 Dec 1934 - d. Unknown) ^ 72. Laird, Charles Herman "Charlie" (b. 21 May 1945 - d. 9 Nov 2013) J, 73. Laird, Charles Raymond (b. 17 Nov 1919 - d. 24 Jan 2000) u> 3: o ci ^ http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/cem050.htm ~] 8/7/2018 050 pULIN UNITED METHODIST CH Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 3 of 4 74. Laird, Edna Laplsh (b. 17 Apr 1947 - d. Unknown) 75. Laird, George Thomas (b. 16 Dec 1915 - d. 24 Mar 1980) 76. Laird, George Vernon (b. 16 Oct 1940 - d. 22 Oct 1994) 77. Laird, Mabel Elwood Robertson (b. 15 Aug 1919 - d. 10 Jun 2010) 78. Laird, Thelma Howard (b. 20 Jan 1919 - d. Unknown) 79. Lane, (Rev) J. C. (b. 12 Sep 1927 - d. 1 Nov 1999) 80. Lane, Margaret H. (b. 14 Feb 1924 - d. 13 Jun 2003) 81. Lapish, Edith Hendrix (b. 10 Dec 1935 - d. 2 Aug 2013) 82. Lapish, William Marchel "Major" (b. 14 Sep 1931 - d. 12 Aug 2010) 83. Mabe, Tyler Aaron (b. Unknown - d. 13 Oct 1993) Infant son of Aaron and Rhonda Mabe 84. Marshall, David Andrew (b. 6 Nov 1972 - d. 21 Nov 1990) Son of George Thomas and Patricia Wyrick Marshall 85. Marshall, George Thomas (b. 4 Apr 1942 - d. 3 Sep 2010) 86. Marshall, Lera Carter (b. 9 Jun 1913 - d. 20 Feb 1988) 87. Marshall, Patrick Wyrick (b. 7 Nov 1944 - d. Unknown) 88. Marshall, Thomas K. (b. 19 Nov 1909 - d. 21 Aug 1976) 89. McCulloh, John Karr (b. 20 Jun 1908 - d. 22 Aug 1982) 90. McCulloh, Magdalene P. (b. 11 Nov 1911 - d. Unknown) 91. McCulloh, Vivian Leona Myers (b. 21 Oct 1932 - d. 25 Oct 2014) 92. McDaniel, Bobby Braxton (b. 12 Apr 1931 - d. 29 Jun 2014) 93. McDaniel, Bonnie James (b. 14 Mar 1930 - d. Unknown) Wife of Troy Eugene McDaniel. Married September 10, 1949 94. McDaniel, Bruce Eidson, Sr. (b. 23 Jan 1925 - d. 6 Jul 1991) 95. McDaniel, Carl Kenneth (b. 22 Oct 1919 - d. 1 Aug 1993) U.S. Army Air Corps, World War II 96. McDaniel, Carl Wayne (b. 31 Dec 1949 - d. 1 Aug 1980) Precious Lord, hold my hand. 97. McDaniel, Delia Carter (b. 27 Feb 1914 - d. 25 Mar 1987) Wife of George Cecil McDaniel . Married July 3, 1930 98. McDaniel, Dorothy Wagner (b. 27 Mar 1929 - d. Unknown) 99. McDaniel, Gelene Jolly (b. 4 Feb 1936 - d. 7 Mar 2001) 100. McDaniel, George Cecil (b. 30 Mar 1909 - d. 2 Apr 1992) Husband of Delia Carter McDaniel 101. McDaniel, Troy Eugene (b. 26 Sep 1927 - d. 9 Sep 1995) Husband of Bonnie James McDaniel 102. McNeill, Claude Hampton "Jeff" (b. 6 Feb 1924 - d. 1 Apr 2013) 103. McNeill, Ella Gladys Foster (b. 11 Dec 1931 - d. 25 Nov 2014) 104. Melton, Billie G. (b. 2 Jan 1936 - d. Unknown) 105. Melton, Gurney M. (b. 27 Jul 1913 - d. 21 May 1983) 106. Melton, Mazie F. (b. 7 Sep 1914 - d. Unknown) Married February 6, 1935 107. Melton, Shirley Mae Reavis (b. 13 Nov 1943 - d. 29 May 2012) 108. Melton, Wayne F. (b. 1 May 1939 - d. 19 Oct 2005) 109. Nichols, Floyd J. (b. 1956 - d. 2004) 110. Nichols, Virginia C. (b. 1951 - d. Unknown) 111. Orrell, Helen Foster (b. 27 May 1929 - d. 10 Feb 2001) 112. Orrell, Wiley Alton (b. 27 Jun 1923 - d. 24 Aug 1997) 113. Potts, Dwayne Ralph (b. 25 May 1977 - d. 15 Jun 2007) ; 114. Potts, Kathleen B. (b. 13 Oct 1918 - d. 1 Apr 1994) Married August 22, 1936 115. Potts, Ralph (b. 9 Jun 1916 - d. 16 Oct 1985) ^ 116. Reavis, Ruth F. (b. 11 Oct 1922 - d. 20 Nov 1984) 117. Reavis, William F. (b. 17 Jul 1923 - d. Unknown) Married October 6, 1942 118. Robertson, Fred T. "Shorty" (b. 1 Mar 1931 - d. 30 Mar 1972) Married May 12, 1954. Daughter Ginger 119. Robertson, Gertrude Foster (b. 19 Jun 1926 - d. 3 Jan 2010) 120. Robertson, Iva Nell McDaniel (b. 23 Aug 1932 - d. Unknown) http://cemeterycensus.coni/nc/davie/cem050.htm 8/7/2018 050 pULIN UNITED METHODIST CH Davie County North Carolina Cemeteries Page 4 of 4 121. Robertson, Robert Wade (b. 2 Sep 1928 - d. 19 Mar 2005) 122. Robertson, Roy Dale (b. 24 Mar 1950 - d. 23 Aug 1989) Son of Robert Wade and Gertrude Foster Robertson 123. Robertson, Wade Michael (b. 18 Apr 1949 - d. Unknown) Son of Robert Wade and Gertrude Foster Robertson. "We'll meet in heaven where joy never ends." 124. Sparks, Laura Lee Foster (b. 24 Nov 1924 - d. 15 Mar 1998) 125. Sparks, Wallace Bryant (b. 1 May 1923 - d. 12 Mar 2009) 126. Spry, Renee McDaniel (b. 7 Nov 1955 - d. Unknown) 127. Spry, Thomas Kyle (b. 29 Nov 1955 - d. 20 Apr 2002) 128. Steward, Dale Shoaf (b. 1 Nov 1949 - d. 30 Dec 2010) 129. Stewart, Eunice Shoaf (b. 2 Oct 1903 - d. 23 Aug 1995) 130. Stewart, Evelyn Potts (b. 18 Nov 1930 - d. Unknown) 131. Stewart, Hubert Shoaf (b. 9 Nov 1927 - d. Unknown) 132. Stewart, Winfield Scott (b. 3 Feb 1894 - d. 2 Feb 1987) 133. Tedrow, Merel David "Ted" (b. 31 Aug 1923 - d. 5 Dec 2000) 134. Tedrow, Millicent Potts "Mill" (b. 5 Feb 1924 - d. Unknown) 135. Templeton, David L., Jr. (b. 22 May 1963 - d. 22 May 1963) Son of David L. and Joyce Templeton 136. Thaxton, Mamie Hayes (b. 27 Nov 1914 - d. 3 Jan 1978) 137. Thaxton, Seth Thomas (b. 12 May 1912 - d. Unknown) 138. Thomas, Henry Patterson (b. 24 Jan 1921 - d. 26 Mar 2005) 139. Thomas, Martha Hazel Foster (b. 10 Sep 1916 - d. 31 Jan 2006) 140. Whitaker, Magdeline C. (b. 16 Jun 1921 - d. 22 Jul 1989) 141. Whitaker, Roy Adam (b. 5 Jun 1910 - d. 17 Aug 1969) Gone, but not forgotten. 142. Yokley, Ginger Robertson (b. 4 Feb 1957 - d. Unknown) 143. Yokley, Roger Dale (b. 27 Apr 1957 - d. 17 Oct 2010) Web page updated 24 July 2018 Index of All Cemeteries Alphabetical Index of All Burials Previous Page This web page is Copyright (c) 1996-2017 Cemetery Census. Aii Rights Reserved. Aii photographs are copyright© by the owners of each photograph. Piease do not copy the pictures and upload them to other web sites without permission. Doing so is a violation of United States Copyright Laws. wBbsite by Allen Dew O \\Ccounty ' c """" I f Kn o 0 ■x: u-> c 1 \r> a> o ^ http://cemeterycensus.eom/nc/davie/cem050.htm ^ 8/7/2018 Newspaper Articles and Other Information Pages 11 - 28 o ^ Davie County Public Library o Mocksvilie, North Carolina Dulin Methodist Celebrate CentenhMf for their one hundredttt year, .» _ _Hethcock celebration. ^ On Friday, July. 30 and ! Saturday, July 31, services will be held at 7 pm. with the Rev. , H. H. Mandel bringing the messages. Go Sunday, August 1, ,11971, Rev; George Smith will bring the 11 a.m. message, i There will be a fellowship meal. and singing in the afternoon. ■;The church was organized in 1871 in an old-fashioned arbor. , Rev. G. B. Ferree, Rev. R: G. McClamrock, Rev.; F. A. Wright, Rev. F. R. Loflin,. Rev. J. W. Braxton, Rev. Bruce Roberts, Rev. George Smithy,. Rev. Wade Rogers, . Rev. Dwight Mashbum, Rev. Brown T. McKinney, Rev. Paul Hart, Rev. P. L..:Wilkins, Jr. Thecurroit pasbr is Rev. Fred Robbins. . The public i^invited to par ticipate in thrah special ser-and as weil as 'aU former : of land were given by P. n.. . .: Dulin in 1871 to Daniel Potts; pastors.' Hairy Call, and Jiames Walker; 1 the first trustees of the church.: The deed was dated March 17,I 1876;' - • i. In 1946, Mrs. Ralph Potts sayj her dream become a reality' wben the community bmlding .iwas added to the property of the j ENTERPRISE-REC ORC y- /6" /??/ church. The materials for this;building were .'donated.^ b)rHaywood Hendrix: .-, The next addition tO i^frchurch was a parsonage whi<^ was built under the leadership - of Rev. F. R. Loflin in 1951." In 1^, the church sanctu^• was remodeled and an addition,-,f- of fiveunitsadded to the church.under: the leadership- of Rev-' £ r .' u Mins^hodist Observe Centennial The Centennial Anniversary of Dulin's Methodist Church was held August 1st. The 11 a.m. worship service was conducted by the Rev. Frederick A. Robbins and the Rev. D.W. Mashburn delivered the sermon. Miss Patricia Hendrix sang and the youth choir also gave a rendition. A donation for the beginning of an historic fund was made by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Potts. This fund was set up to make a place for the historic articles of the Dulin's Methodist Church. Following the morning worship service, a picnic style dinner was held on the grounds. An afternoon of singing was enjoyed by the large group attending. Several former pastors and their families attended. The ministers were: The Rev. J. W. Braxton who served at Dulins in the late twenties; the Rev. K. J. Holt who served in the late thirties; the Rev. D. W. Mash- bum who served in the mid- sixties; the Rev. Brown McKinney who served in the late sixties and Mrs. Powell Wilkins represented her late husband. The pastor, the Rev. P.A. Robbins, expressed ap preciation to the Rev. H.H. Mandel, pastor of the Moravian Falls United Methodist Church, for the revival messages: to Mr! Mashburn, pastor of the Shiloh- Olivet United Methodist Charge for the Sunday morning message; and to the members of the historic committee "who worked hard to make this centennial celebration a sue- History The history of Dulins Methodist Protestant Church began in I87I. The early meeting place was an old-fashioned arbor. According to Uncle Tom Foster, services were held in the arbor until about 1881 when the church was constructed. Pledges were taken to fmance this building project which was difficult because the South was stiU in a period of tight money. recovering from the tragic war. recorded on March 17. 1876. P.N. Dulin gave> 3.75 acres of a narvinaBP y. -u .u orchard was planted attsss.*'"'-Henry Call, and James Walker A, building during the pastorship the first trustees. The deed was of the Rev. J.H. Austin (1897-round 1900 Dulin became a part of the Mocksville Circuit and the pastor moved to Mocksville. The parsonage was old and in 1910 was moved by a t^m of oxen to a spot behind the present parsonage. Another chapter was written when Mrs. Ralph Potts ac companied Miss Florence Mackie, Davie County Home Demonstration Agent, to Hickory where she heard an extension specialist discuss "Home and Community Life". When Mrs. Potts returned home she began immediately to ac tualize a dream to build a building for community ac tivities. There were nine members in the Dulins Home Demon stration aub at that time. They were: Mrs. Ralph Potts, Mrs. J.K. McCulloch, Miss Addie Mae Foster, Mrs. H.R. Hendrix, Sr., Mrs. G.B. McDaniel, Mrs. Thurmond Foster. Mrs. Herbert Barney, Mrs. George Jolly, and Mrs. J. Frank Hen- : drix. Through the labors of their husbands and material donated by Harwood Hendrix and others, the unit was completed in 1946. The next addition was a parsonage constructed in 1951. The Dulins community worked in a cooperative way with much free lalwr and materials given by Haywood Hendrix, Sr. and others. The Rev. F.R. Loflin help guide the construction projects which was completed in the fall of 1951. The Rev. Bruce Roberts was the first to occupy this new parsonage which was built on the site of the old Dulin Com- munithSchool. Mr. Roberts was the first minister to serve the newly organized Dulin Charge which was composed of Dulin, Bethlehem, and Smith. Grove. Bethlehem and Smith Grove furnished the new parsonage. In 1954, the Dulin Church forged ahead under the leadership of the Rev. George E. Smith (1953-1955). The sanctuary was remodeled and an educational building of five units were added at a total cost of 536,500.00. The Dulin Charge is now a two point charge made up of Smith Grove and Dulins. ' Some of (he pastors who have served Dulins are: J.H. Austin; O.P. Routh, J.H. Tolten, C.L. Whitaker, R.L. Qinton, J.L. Reynolds, T.H. Matthews, W.T. Totten, J.F. Dosier, D.A. High- fill, J.W. Self, T.A. WUIiams, J.F. McCulloch, C.T. Sisfc, J.W. Braxton, J.B. Ferree, R.L. Hethcox, K.J. Holt. W.C. Sides. F.A. Wright, R.G. McQamrock, F.R. Loflin, Bruce Robert, G.E. Smith, Wade Rogers, D.W. Mashburn, Brown McKinney, Stanley James, Paul Hart, P.L. Wilkins and the present pastor, the Rev. Fred A. Robbins. This brief history was com piled by the Rev. D.W. Masb- bum and the Rev. F.A. Robbins with the help of Miss Janie Martin, Mrs. (Haude McNeill, Miss Flossie Foster, Mrs. Ralph Potts,end others. Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NO CtKiTtMwiRL StlvMict ft U-tuST \, iqi mt\\ DULIN ROAD RT. 3 MOCKSVILLE, N.C ' " A Church Going Family is a Happy Family " Q i— ^ 2 : ' ^ • ^ ^ <£3 O >■' E- Uf ) Uf X si » OUR 100th YEAR OF SERVICE TO GOD " FREDERICK A. ROBBIKS, MINISTER TELEPHONE: 998-8/^4 ^nis.1 to to ^ £%0£ Whosoever »ho« art thot enterefh this Church, remember it Is o House oF God. Be reverent, be silent, be thoughtful; end leave it not without prayer to God For thyself, for those who minister, and those who worship here. Oavie coumv Puouc uu.aoMocksvUle. Nv^ (XatVxSt \ cIcU^'Q U (y — ' ^uK' FJLIN' 3 UMITED METHODIST CHURCH CENTENNIAL SERVICE AUGUST 1, 1971 MNTH SUNDAY IN PENTECOST FREDERICK A. ROBBINS, PASTOR RANDY CARTER, ACOLYTE GUEST MINISTER, REV. D. W. MASHBURN ORDER OF DIVINE WORSHIP ORGANIST MINISTER PRELUDE CALL TO WORSHIP PRAYER OF INVOCATION LORD'S PRAYER * HYMN "THE CHURCH'S ONE FOUNDATION" NO. 81 WELCOME AND CONCERNS OF THE CHURCH MINISTER ^ AFFIRMATION OF FAITH "THE APOSTIES' CREED" ALL * GLCRI PATRI ACT OF PRAISE YOUTH CHOIR SCRIPTURE READING: HEBRElffS 11:1-6, 12:1-3 ANTHEM MISS PATRICIA HENDRDC SILENT MEDIATION ..... .PREPARE TO TALK TO GOD PASTORAL PRAYER OFFERTORY: * STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TAIENTS * STEWARDSHIP OF MATERIAL POSSESSIONS (OFFERING); * DEDICATION OF OFFERING ( DOXOLOGY ) * HYMN "TELL ME THE STORY OF JESUS" NO. 90 SERMON: "RECAPPING THE *JOIS" * HYMN "REVIVE US AGAIN" REV. MASHBURN NO. 123 TIME OF COMITMENT BENEDICTION POSTLUDE # • •.FORGET SELF AND REMEMBER GOD REV. MASHBURN ORGANIST PRAYER: 0 THOU WHOSE LIGHT GIVETH LIGHT FOR OUR EVERY PATH, HELP US THIS DAY TO DISCOVER, RENEW, AND TO reveal THAT LIGHT. HELP US TO CONTINUE. AMEN. OAVIE CO. POBDC IV10CKSVILL5 t.£.t>iTeM|\J\PvL Se. IXuXrVXST \ \^'\\ =s O t c» ul >- t }- ^ W K L C C E «ne wish to express our sincere vjelcome to all vjho are worshipping with us today. To the vistors, former ' pastors, and friends, we invite you to take part in n any and all of the activities of this Church as we i start our second hundred years to the service of our Blessed Lord. If you are seeking a church home, we invite you to become apart of this fellowship, v.e pray that this service will be a spiritual blessing to you and that God will be glorified. -a- -K- '/c 4:- -y, ^ a- 4c- * A SPECIAL THAl'JKS: we wish to thank Rev. H. H, ilandel, pastor of J/oravian Falls United Methodist Church,for bringing the Revival messages Friday and Saturday evenings^ to Rev. D, W. Mashburn, pastor of Shiloh- Olivet United Methodist Charge and former pastor of Dulins, for bringing the Sunday morning message, and to the members of the Historic Committee who worked hard to make this centennial celebration a success. ^ 4c -JI- i'r 4c 4»- 4c 4c 4^ 4%- . HISTORIC FUND: A gift has been made to the Historic " Fund by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Potts in memory of Mr." and Mrs. D. J. Potts. This fund was set up to make a place for the historic articles of Dulin's United Methodist Church in order to preserve the history of the Church as it seeks to serve God. If you wish to have a part in this work, please contact the pastor. FLOlvERS: The flowers were placed in the Church today to the glory of God and in Memory of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Spencer McDaniel by Mr. and Mrs. Johnny McDaniel. | ^ —r ^ -r» M MEMBERS OF THE lilSTOiRIC COiiMirir^ ] MR. THURMAK FOSTER - - - CHAIRMAN ^ MR. HUBERT. SlEviart tIRS. CLAUDE RcAiElLL - nn ■{ laiS. RALPH POTTS MliS. LESTER KEaTON "Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ." Romans l:7h ^ ... ui X u d P^aausT «s o I" Jif a v> DULIN»S UNITED iffiTHCDXST CHURCH CHURCH DIRECTORY 1971 - 1972 ********** Bishop Earl G« Hunt Bishop of the Charlotte Area Rev. George W# Rudisill ThOmasville District Supt. Rev, Frederick A* Robbiiis ..Pastor Mr. Allen Blakely Church Lay Leader Mr. Elmer Hendrix. .Council Ministries Chairman Mr* H.R. HendriX| Jr..••.**•*•.•**•.Study Program Supt. Mr. Lester Keaton... Adndnistrative Board Chairman Mr. Elmer Hendrix Church Treasurer Mrs. Mildred Foster.. Financial Secretary Miss. Flossie Foster.... Membership Secretary Vfork-Areas Commissions Mrs. Elmer Hendrix • .Ecuioenical Affairs Chairman Mr. Robert Blakeley.. ..Education Chairman Mrs. Mildred Foster ..Evangelism Chairman Mrs. Katherine Potts Missions Chairman Mr. Allen Elakely ....Social Concerns Chairman Mr. Thurman Foster Stewardship Chairman Mrs. Claude McNeill. Worship Chairman Age-Level Coordinators Mrs. Robert Blakeley ..Children's Ministries Mrs. George Foster .Youth's Ministries Mrs. Jim Whitaker. Adult's Ministries Mr. H.R. Hendrix, Jr Family's Ministries Church Trustees Mr. Thurman Foster|Mr. Lester Keaton, 1&. Allen Blakely 1972 1973 1974 Members at Large of the Administrative Board Mr. Major Lapish, Mr. George Foster, Mrs. June Beal Mr. Lester Hendrix, Mr. J.F. Whitaker, Mr. Troy McDaniel Mr. John Helderman, Jr. Meth. Men. Mr. H.S. Stewart ( HONORARY ) Mr. J. Frank Hendrix, Mr. G.L. Foster, Mr. E.G. Hendrix 2 U.M.Y.F. Counselors ^ Mr. & Mrs. Lester Keaton Mr- & Mrs. George Foster ^ ' W.S.C.S. President Mrs. Ann Blakely £ \(p RPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1975Dulin United Methodist Church Dedicates New Feilowship Buildingbulin United MethodistrChurch held its homecomingservice and celebrated thef .dedication of its new fellowshipj;;i>ui!di^ on Siuiday, August 3.Dulin United MethodistChurch has a ,long historydating back to the time of theelection of Ulysses S. Grant asthe 18th President of the UnitedStates. The little, five familycommunity known as Diilin hada concern for a place to worship. In 1871, this communitygot together and organized theirfirst meeting at an old fashionedarbor. Services were held at thearbor until 1881 when the firstchurch building was erected.In 1876 Mr. P. N. Dufin gave3.75 acres of land'^to DanielPotts, Henry CtfU and JamesWalker, trustees at this periodof the churth history. It wasupon this pi^e of land that thefirst building was erected andserved the needs of the community until 1935. In that year,rooms were added at the frontnn af the sanctuary. In 1946, Miss.Florence Mackie, the homedemonsfration agent, and Mrs.Ralph Rotts were instrumentalIn gettuig a community buildingbuilt, ."niis building was completed in 1946 and served untilthe present building was built,and then it was sold at publicauction no August, 1974 for.$1;100 to Mr. Jim PoUard, whomoved it. to his farm to berenovated into a house.In 1954, under the direction ofRev. George Smith the sanctuary was remodled and anStanding before the new Dulin United Methodist Church fellowship buildine aremembers of the building committee, (I-r): 1st row - Susan Blakelv UMYPresident: Mrs. Allen Blakely, UMW President; Mrs. George Foster. BuildinffFund Treasurer; Larry Campbell, Chairman Administrative Board; ThurmanFoster. Chairman of Trustees. 2nd row - Rev. George RudisiU. DistrictSuperintendent Thomasville District; Allen Blakely. Church Lav Leader MrsClaude McNeill, Building Committee; H. R. Hendrix. Jr., Sunday SchoolSuperintendent; Rev. Leonard VonCannon. Pastnr 5rH. / « ® Ut •« OUJlUiiy OUillKIlSuperintendent; Rev. Leonard VonCannon, Pastor. 3rd. row - Lester Keaton" S- Stewart, Building Committee; Elmer Hendrix, Trustee. Membersof Building Committee not pictured were Mrs. Ralph Pots and George Fost«-.educaticHial unit with five rooms new colored glass windows,"was added along with new pews—TTie total cost of this remodelingand pulpit. 'Rie old irosted was $35,500. On April 3, 1955,windows were replaced with the Rev. M. T.-Hipps delivered. the message at the comer stonelaying service. It was "to theglory of God, our Father; to theservice of our dear Master andHis Church and to the abidingpresence of the Holy Spirit"that the comer stone was laid.On August 1. 1971 under thedirection of Rev. Fred Robbins,Dulin United Methodist Churchcelebrated it's one hundredthanniversary. The message wasdelivered by Rev. D. W. Mash-burn, a former minister.In 1972, Dulin took anotherleap of faith by starting plansfor building a new FellowshipBuilding. The building whichwas completed in 1974 for a costof $44,250 is 70 feet long and 30feet wide with a 20 by 12 footkitchen on the back. Thebuilding has central air conditioning, wall to wall carpet,and a lounge area.Homecoming service washeld on August 3, 1973 with theRev. George RudisiU, DistrictSuperintendent of theThomasville-District, bringinthe eleven o'clock messagtafter which the congregatiogathered in the FellowshijBuil(^:Jor the DedicatioiService!., ^ building wapresented bp^e people to bdedicated by tfe Rev. Georg<RudisiU and Jjev. LeonarcVonCaniron, .^fu'e presenminister, "tqjh6 glory of Godthe Father; to the honor of hiiSon, Jesus Christ; to the praiseiof the Holy Spirit; in gratitudefor the labor of all who love andserve this church; in lovingremembrance of those whohave finished their course; inthe blessed immortalitythrough Jesus Christ, ourLord".This service was foUowed bya feUowship meal served in thebuilding and a singing in theafternoon. Special music waspresented by The ChurchmanQuartet of King, NorthCarolina.St - 6B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRUIE RECORD. THURSDAY. APRIL 29. B82 Oulin-Smith Grove Breaks Ground For New Parsonage i Dulin-Smith Grove Charge of the j-:TJnited. Methodist Church held a - Fellowship meal and parsonage n ground, breaking Sunday April 18, n 1982. The building site located on Highway 158 was purchased from ; Seabon Hendrix and donated to'the • charge by Mr. and 'Mrs. Otis j Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Foster .and Mr: and Mrs. H. R. Hendrix; Jr. Among the 63 ceiebrating this occasion was Rev. and Mrs; Joe Green and son, Tony, and Dr. Julian j Lindsey, Qictrict Supt. of the I "nioipasville District pf the United : Methodist 0)urch. Those honored i| turning the first spades of grounc were Mr. J. M. Groce and Mrs EUerhee Sheek, -;two of the oldesi members of. Smith Grpve Church. Elmer C. Hendrix and H. R. Hen drix, Jr. of Dulin Church, Raymond Markland, chairman of the building committee, Tony Green and Deena Campbell representing the youth o| both churches. ' ■" ^ .1 Other building committee members are John Hilderman, Jr.,. H. S. Stewart, H, R. Hendrix, Jr.',:Ruth G.Foster, Lee Caudle and JimjWilson. I ' - : I UdUlC OO. 1 uultu LlUtuI) mmB pit o f u. c.f»- ^ CO^PUBUC_UBRAR¥MOCKSVILLE, nc dnaft-CHeS ' oi5T-01 hiiTfi 0-n uat^ Metl|oiMrtpurcMpt.,.^m^^ 3.2 acres. V ^ ' r.lcD^te on J1U7.less than it wanted yejjerday. gaid by tn ^ The prpperty was surveyed - / • • n 'in-Dayfe Connty Civil ' fnieht decide tP hring against .•■'and ^nndariw set,Cpurtf but the churcj^ still'Won . peaV'of'^those'l^^ ii, « M«« -o-r- . •' *"* -' V • •. • • ■ ■ the' neighbors brought '.tliei volved in a W-year-pW prop-: Judge lister .-X-v-.. ' -• erty dispute wi^.it; (: . '^. ruled yesterday that evidence ,, ".y^ eiyipgupprior Court deci- ,' - .Last'year, the!.phu^ch sued, ^hqwed that Spurgeon Foster : gipn 'oh August 11,1963, ru[ed ;t 'Spurgeon Foster %dh^ wife ; in favor of.?'the phurch, andJ fWiiie; Spuirgeori Foster Jr.. erty 6ie. day the txpes, v^ere ; presiding''Judge Walter E.■ ..WJ. T/m-I ■ - nIfliAiiah thArP was not • , %_.■ fknf. nor.fUcg* • . « *1'• uewnging w uiVfh • • The order, was one of three,not1he church. court orders "Ifi the VPcords^...According to.Jdiei,adltr,^twhich wererserved on mem--• _■■ ••■■ : berS'Of'the'Foster-family for.-' ■ interfering with the surveyor.s.'; The. plaintiffs said yjBSterr ;day tliat the defendants couldhave appealed fbe 19.§6 survey,, arid the 1965 gburt ruling but <instead PrioseVto .sipiply .ig:^^riqiro thecourt and ^surve^^. - Whether the defendants 'wiii 'hri found*iri> contempt of -«e «'ruU!ig;^ifl4.l?e'%-' =i.; " i ;U "v.;•r , ....I Winstbd-^ieifi Joun_ , _ , 1^!.Winston'Salem; N;G..■i,\G,j®vaGi PultR llmM MctWit Clmck Dulin Road ROUTE #3. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. 27028 WELCOME TO GOD'S HOUSE To those who are weary and need rest; to all who are lonely arid need friends; to all who mourn and need comfort; to all who sin and need a Savior; and to all who will come and worship — this Church opens wide its doors and says, in the name of our Lord, Christ Jesus. "WELCOME" Oavie county PuDiicuDfar> Mocksvihe. NU pf\c.(VNi\Tsia' l)0o\\5vs\? 15, \TO DUIiIN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worship Service Ray O'Ferrell, Minister April 25, 1993 *ieie**ie-ifk*-k-k-kic*ie*-it**icick-k*ie*ieie'k-kifk'kie*-kie*-k-k**-k-k*-kit* Prelude Lighting of Candles *Call to Worship *Invocation *Hymn "O Worship the King" *Affirmation of Faith *The Gloria Patri Organist Acolyte Minister 472 738 Time of Welcome and Sharing Presentation of Tithes and Offerings * Doxology Congregation Children's Moments Beth O'Ferrell Scripture I Peter i: 17-23 Anthem Choir Pastoral Prayer Sermon "We Love the Church?'* Minister Text: Psalm 92: 13 Invitation to Christian Discipleship *Hymn "Take Time to Be Holy" 266 *Blessing *Extinguishing of Candles Acolyte *Choral Response "Three-Fold Amen" Choir 0 1 o *- 5 s*- «> •a X' i- c 11^ X, V Ci 5 X*Please stand as a symbol of our praise to God. xj 1^ > - vn dJ Si-. UiaWSKlP S£(lV)lC£ l\9aiL IS^ \9^3 CONCERNS OF THE CONGEUSGATION ************************* PRAYERS FOR THE SICK Shut-ins^ Adalaide Seats, Nancy Robertson, Lovie WiUians, NeUie UlUiams, Clyde Leonard, Sallie Comatzer, Lucy HcBride, Bessie Shore, Hanie Nail, Hazel Hendrix, Clyde Boger, Jirrmy Jones, Magdaline Hendrix ************************************^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday: 10:00 Morning Worship 11-00 Sunday School Tuesday: 7:30 Choir Practice Next Sunday: 10=00 Sunday School 11-00 Morning Worship Acolyte: Chae Hendrix *********************************************^*** OUR CHURCH AT WORK Modene Hendrix, Organist Moody Bowers, Choir Director Acolyte, Christin McClamrock ************************************************* The altar flowers are given to the Glory of God by Brenda Potts ************************************************* REMINDER The women of the church will be having a yard sale May 14 & 15, so please bring the items you have to the church as soon as possible. Also, please pre-price these items - this will be a great help. The women will be serving ham and sausage biscuits, so please volunteer to donate either ham, sausage or money! Also, any help given will be greatly appreciated! P\6(Iwimg StfiNivct l\pa\L 15/ THE CHURCH THAT LOVE BUILT The Dulin Methodist Church was organized in 1871 in a commu nity of five families who loved God, and wanted a ^^hurch built for a place to worship. Their first meetings of worship were held in a Brush Arbor. In 1876 Mr. P. N. Dulin gave 3.75 acres of land to Daniel Potts, Henry Call and James Walker, trustees of the Dulin Methodist Church. The first Church was built on this lot, and served the needs of the people until 1936 when it was completely renovated into a more modern building. In 1954 the building was again renovated and an Educational Building added. The Fellowship Hall which stands adjacent to the church was started in 1973 and completed in 1974. This church has grown in membership from the faithful few in the beginning to its present membership of approximately one hundred and fifty.m Telephone: 998-5409 Parsonage: 998-6171 INFORMATION FOR PASTOR (Please tear off and place in offering plate or give to Pastor) S -i^ C> Name Address □ Desires pastoral call □ Is ill at home □ Is in Hospital □ Address change Telephone □ Desires to join church □ Interested in baptism □ Newcomer in community □ Visitor Most convenient time for a visit Information furnished by Date NOTE: A well-informed minister becomes a good pastor. He will sincerely appreciate the helpfulness of your suggestions. The pastor is available for counsel and prayer at anytime. Utho^raphed by MWM Oevtef, Inc. Box 261, Aurofa, MO 65606 13 DAVIE county enterprise record, May 18, 2000 - TTrn. .!.! .HT rr- Dulin United Methodist Church Dulin Road, Mocksville; Pastor, The Rev. Bob McLawhorn Sunday School, 10:45 a.m., Worship, 9:45 a.m. Oflk/it County Public Ubt#lV MoE4^svi1i«t NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Aug. 2,2001 David Smith, show with family Amanda and Hampton, Is the new pastor at Dulin United Methodist Church. Dulin To Celebrate 130th Anniversary Dulin United Methodist Church will celebrate a 130th anniver sary on Homecoming Sunday, Aug. S. Services will begin with a special singing at 9:30 a.m. Worship with Pastor David Smith will begin at 11 a.m. with lunch follow ing. There will be no regular Sunday School. A history book about Dulin will be handed out to comemorate the anniversary. DauW County Public LitKiiry Wooksville, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. May 2,2002 p-W' 1\\ \ ^ Elmer Hendrix receives a plaque from Melinda Sheek, while Dulin Methodist pastor, the Rev. David Smith watches. Bruce Morasco, right, gave a swing in Hendrix" honor. Dulin Methodist Has 'Elmer Hendrix Day' Dulin United Methodist Church declared Sunday. April 7 as "Elmer Hendrix Day." Hendrix was thanked for his God-fearing leadenship for more than a half century. In 1948 he began leaching the Men's Sunday School Class and continues to do so. In 1949 he began as church treasurer, which he continued to do for 52 years. He has been Charge Lay Leader. He has been a member of the Church Choir and is involved with the Methodist Men. He rarely misses any of the church's activities. Melinda Sheek and Rev. David Smith presented him with a plaque honoring his years of service. Bruce Morasco presented a swing to be put on the church grounds in his honor. A luncheon was given in his honor after church. Present for the occasion were his two sons. Phil and Barbara Hendrix of Lewisville and David and Margie Hendrix of Winston- Salem. Elmer and wife. Betty Jean, reside on U.S. 158. Advance. A former police officer, Dulln United Methodist Church minister Jimmy True!! enjoys being a ref eree at high school football games. Ex-Officer, New Pastor To Lead Homecoming Services At Duiin UMC After 40 years as a police officer. Jiramy Truell has hung up his holster. He's the ntinister at Duiiu United Methodist Chuich and these days you will find him toting a Bible in- stead of a gtin. Also a high school football referee, Truell loves the excitement surrounding ^ a homecoming football game, but is even more excited about God and ^ ills presence at Dulin. Inkeepingwith^ool homecoming traditions, fcs- piaise up to Sunday. The off Friday. Aug. 1. with a homemade ice cream so- Hilda and .Timniy Truell cial at 6:30. Bring your lawn chairs, enjoy ice cream and listen to music by Greg Allen, Heather Foster, Josh Foster and Kelsey McDaniel. Festivities continue on Saturday evening at 6:30 with a hotdog supper. Truell will teach a liislory lesson about Dulin UMC with en tertainment provided by the Dulin Choir. Past ministers have been invited to join in and share their memories of the church. On Sunday ai 9 a.m., the homecoming message will be delivered by Truell followed with music by the Cornerstone Quartel at 10:30. Weekend festivities will conclude with the l<infh<>r\n at t 1 ■'^D ■ rmmtvnav\e CouniyMods#e. W 6 - DAVm COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Aug. 24,2023Cc.c%GLand lyansfers- Dulin United Methodist Church to Dulin Church,tracts. Shady Grove Township. \^o\