Rev. Miles J. Sweet and Rev. S.M. Penn

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Two men work in a field with a scythe. Written on verso of copy 1: "S.M. Penn of Star, N.C." Written on verso of copy 2: "Rev. Miles J. Sweet, pastor-at-large for Cong. Churches of the Southeast, began work May 1, 1930, and Rev. S.M. Penn, pastor of the Star Larger Parish, North Carolina, "on their field" at Sophia, Rev. Penn's home. Rev. Sweet began his work by dedicating the Flint Hill Congregational Ch. Sun, May 4 1930. This church is one of churches to which Rev. Penn Ministers, taken June 10, 1930." Stamped on verso of copy 2: "Finished by Siddell Studio, Raleigh, N.C."

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American Missionary Association Photographs, 1887-1952

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Title: Rev. Miles J. Sweet and Rev. S.M. Penn
Description: Two men work in a field with a scythe. Written on verso of copy 1: "S.M. Penn of Star, N.C." Written on verso of copy 2: "Rev. Miles J. Sweet, pastor-at-large for Cong. Churches of the Southeast, began work May 1, 1930, and Rev. S.M. Penn, pastor of the Star Larger Parish, North Carolina, "on their field" at Sophia, Rev. Penn's home. Rev. Sweet began his work by dedicating the Flint Hill Congregational Ch. Sun, May 4 1930. This church is one of churches to which Rev. Penn Ministers, taken June 10, 1930." Stamped on verso of copy 2: "Finished by Siddell Studio, Raleigh, N.C."
Topical Subject(s): Clergy
Sweet, Miles J.
Penn, S. M.
Scythes
Congregationalists
Geographical Subject(s): Sophia (N.C.)
Language: eng
Notes (Physical): Series II, Box 4, folder 1, #981. 10.1 x 6.35 cm. Two copies exist in the physical collection.
Type of Resource: still image
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