On July 2, 1916, Jeter offered his resignation as pastor to take place after three months so that he could devote his time to other causes [REF].
In 1928, his focused shifted slightly, and he incorporated the Jeter Movement of Race Relations and Social Service along with Rufus L. Perry, Clinton Stevens, Mitchel Klupt, Francis W. Mandell Jr. Henry Barton Jacobs, Charles H. Brooks, and George W. Bacheller.