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uraer oi uaa reuows, who maintained an assembly hall above the church. The architectural work was done by Mr. V. Veers. The comer stone was laid in 1881 by the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Lodge from Luray, Va. This fete drew a large crowd from the adjoining counties, a free will offering was raised by each donor placing his
bystander from Luray seeing all this money placed in the comer stone and failed to see the trustee remove it, but did see the stone placed in the building, thinking all the money was left in the stone, he came by night and removed the stone, but only found a few pennies.
This church has had seven pastors: Rev. George W. Homer, Rev. Davenport, Rev. James S. Fields, Rev. James S. Woodson, Rev. D. H. Banks, B. D.; Rev. Isadora D. Richards and Rev. R. C. Davis. Under Rev. Fields’ administration, the church was german sided, and a new roof put.
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