H. M. Riggle

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A pastor from Montesano, Washington was interested in the possibility of beginning a CHOG congregation in Aberdeen and finding three people who were also interested in the CHOG.

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Previously written magazine article about the beggining of the CHOG movement on the island of Trinidad included.

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Short meeting held in 1897.

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Cottage Prayer meetings conducted. Meetings upstairs of a ward building in 1917-1923. Sunday School and other meetings held in the upstairs area of a grocery store.

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Cover Letter - Writer sending information on the Hamliton, OH. CHOG.

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During the summer of 1894, the Floating Bethel landed at Rush Run, OH.

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Writer converted on August 15, 1901, at the age of 22, while attending the Elementon camp meeting. Her oldest sister was Wilda Weigle. Wilda's daughter was Edma Mae Anderson.

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Writer involved in getting new churches started in several places before coming to Canton in 1905.

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Reformation truth preached before 1900.

Scope and Contents First holiness sermon was preached in East Tennessee by Alvin Jones in 1898. Jones, a faculty memeber of Milligan College, had travelled to Bristol, Tennessee to hear Judge Strouse preach. Under Judge Strouse preaching, Mr. Jones found the Holy Spirit. Because Jones became a joliness preacher, he was asked to resign his faculty position as well as his membership in the Christian church. Jones "never completely identified himself" with the CHOG movement. ...