ormer Pa stor Dies At Daughter's Horne Funeral services for the Rev. Roy Leppard, 62, former pastor of the Maxton First ~st church, were held Saturday in Co- lumbia, S. C. at Thompson Funeral Home. Int erment was in Columbia. Mr. Leppard, who had been ill for sometime, lived in Manteo,, where his wife is teaching. He had gone to Columbia to visit his daughter, Helen, now Mrs. Preston) Callesson, wh en he died unexpect- edly. He is also survived by his l wife and another daughter, Mrs . Mary Ann Colin of Washington,/ D. C. ---J1l&i-· ·•-'-•••i .... ~ 2.c.. 'T ~ Laurinburg Exchange ""tedk~v.Ufo News Liborty News AR 2 1965
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ormer Pastor Dies At Daughter's Horne
Funeral services for the Rev. Roy Leppard, 62, former pastor
of the Maxton First ~st church, were held Saturday in Co-lumbia, S. C. at Thompson Funeral Home. Interment was in Columbia.
Mr. Leppard, who had been ill for sometime, lived in Manteo,, where his wife is teaching. He had gone to Columbia to visit his daughter, Helen, now Mrs. Preston) Callesson, when he died unexpect-edly. He is also survived by his l wife and another daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Colin of Washington,/ D. C.
Rev. Leroy D. Leppard. Nags Head, former pastor of the Green Hill and Piedmont Baptist churches ln Ruther!ord and o -umbus Baptist church in Polk county, died at the home of a dau ghter, Mrs. Preston Callison in West Columbia, S. C. Thursday morning at 12:15 a.m.
A native of Greenville. S. C. Mr. Leppard held pastorage~ in both :'\orth and South Carolina and made hl home in Rutherford county for several years. He a retired na\'al chaplain.
Survi\'lng is h1i. wife , the for-mer MiRs Ruby Hammond Leppard two daui;thters. Mrs. Preston Cal-lison , Columbia. and Mrs. Mary Ann Cole of Washington. D. C .. along with nine grandchildren.
Funeral ervcies were held Sat urday at 2 p.m. at the First Bap-tist church in Columbia. S. C. Burial followed in Elwood Ceme-
. terr in Columbia.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MAXTON, NORTH CAROLINA, 1891· (NCCF)
Our Pastors Through The Years - 1891-1966
W. J. FULFORD 1892-93 M. L. KESLER 1894-96 W. M . JONES 1997-99 F. 0 . S. CURTIS 1900-03 J. A. McKAUGHN 1904-0S I. E. McDAVID 1905-06 S. L. MORGAN 1907-09 A. A . McCLELLAND 1909-14 A. A. BUTLER 1914-lS W. E. GOODE 1916-18 H. H. HONEYCUTT 1918-20 E. F. SULLlVAN 1921-27 DR. A. B. WOOD 1927-36
E .F. SULLIVAN DR. A. 8. WOOD L. P. LEPPAIU>
y" L. P. LEPPARD 1937-40 WEBB BROOKS 1940-42 F. L. YOUNG 1943-Sl
W. J. FULFORD W. E. GOODE
J. A. BRACEY 19S1-SS MAX ELLER 19S6-S8 EARL D . FARTHING 1958-61 WALTER C. CHAPMAN 1961-62 lL PHILLIP KING 1963-
" PASTORS FROM THIS CHURCH
J . W. COBB J. H . BALFOUR A. W. MORRISON W. C. BOWDEN RUFUS WALKER BRUCE HARTSELL JAMES BAKER DAVID McGOUGAN DANNY DEATON AMIS DANIEL
MISSIONARIES
MISS PEARL JOHNSON MR. and MRS. EARL FARTHING
F. L. YOUNG J, A. BRACEY MAX ELLER EARL D. FARTIIING WALTER CIIAPl\lAN
