Newspaper clippings: 'Episcopalians To Consecrate Bishop' and an unrelated column fragment

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Upper clipping — lead article with small portrait at right (captioned ALLISON):

Episcopalians To Consecrate Bishop

The Rev. Dr. C. FitzSimons Allison will be ordained and consecrated as bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina at 11 a.m. Thursday at Gaillard Municipal Auditorium.

Chief consecrator at the service will be the Rt. Rev. John M. Allin, presiding bishop of the 3 million-member Episcopal Church in the United States.

Co-consecrators and examiners will be the Rt. Rev. Gray Temple, bishop of South Carolina; the Rt. Rev. George M. Alexander, retired bishop of Upper South Carolina; the Rt. Rev. Richard Martin, retired executive for ministries of the Church Center, New York City; and the Rt. Rev. B. Sidney Sanders, bishop coadjutor of East Carolina.

Some 30 bishops of the Episcopal Church will attend the ceremony, which will place the bishop coadjutor as successor to Bishop Temple when the latter retires.

The Very Rev. John Hewitt Rodgers Jr., dean and president of Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry, Sewickley, Pa., will be the preacher.

Dr. Allison is a native of Columbia and a graduate of the University of the South. He holds degrees from Virginia Theological Seminary and Oxford University in England. He and his wife, the former Martha Allston Parker of Georgetown, have four children, Christopher Jr., James, Martha and John, all of whom will act as bearers of The Elements at the service.

The Old Testament lesson will be read by Dr. James Richard Allison Jr., a brother of the bishop-elect, and the Epistle by his sister, Frances Alexander.

Presenters of the bishop-elect will be Dr. Robert Ayres, vice-

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