. North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . ishop Magee has been active in Epworth League workin his pastorates in Iowa, where he was ordained in 1902;in Massachusetts and in Washington, where he servedthe First Methodist church of Seattle until his appoint-ment to the district superintendency in 1929. His cot-tage on the beautiful campus of Epworth Heights Insti-tute, between Seattle and Tacoma, is one of the best 7 known spots on the grounds. The spacious porch wel-comes all on warm days, and there is always a cheerygrate fire when it is cool. Bishop Magees interest in youth is shown furt
. North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . ishop Magee has been active in Epworth League workin his pastorates in Iowa, where he was ordained in 1902;in Massachusetts and in Washington, where he servedthe First Methodist church of Seattle until his appoint-ment to the district superintendency in 1929. His cot-tage on the beautiful campus of Epworth Heights Insti-tute, between Seattle and Tacoma, is one of the best 7 known spots on the grounds. The spacious porch wel-comes all on warm days, and there is always a cheerygrate fire when it is cool. Bishop Magees interest in youth is shown further inhis association with schools and colleges. He is a trusteeof the College of Puget Sound, the Kimball School ofTheology, the Northwest Deaconess Training School, andthe Wesley Foundation. He has been assigned to the area. HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY CENTER CHURCH,DAVIE CIRCUIT The Center church on Davie circuit is this year cele-brating its one hundredth anniversary. This church wasorganized in the year 1832; it had run a Sunday school. Center Church, Davie CircuitRev. J. O. Banks, Pastor for about one year prior to being organized as a first pastor to serve Center as a church was CharlesP. Moorman, although it was actually started by D. Tompkins about 1830 and run as a Sundayschool in a home that was owned by Calvin Walker. Thefirst presiding elder was Moses Brock, a native of Daviecounty. The deed to this property is 99 years old, havingbeen made to the trustees in 1833 by John Smith, costing$ We observed home coming day at Center church onMay 29. An all day program was given celebrating onehundred years of service this church has rendered to alarge portion of Davie county. We began revival ser-vices on May 18, and closed out with home coming dayon the fifth Sunday. Our aim this hundredth year is topay one hundred per cent on all our finances and win onehundred new members for the church and Sunday looks hopeful, as our Sunday sch
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