Enslaved to Satan (1935) SS by Hugh B. Cave

a large piece of property, Woodlawn Park, has been bequeathed to the deacons of a particular church. Most of the nine deacons approve the plan to turn the property into a lavish entertainment complex for their own enrichment. But when Deacon Paul Norton finds the sole dissenter to the project, Deacon Alfred Wyman, crucified on an inverted cross on the Woodlawn grounds, a very bizarre series of events commences. Norton sees a glowing figure who very much looks like Satan himself near Wyman's body, and scrawled messages in red, vanishing ink, apparently from the Devil himself, begin to form nightly on his bedroom wall. And then matters grow even worse, with the horrible deaths of several of his fellow deacons, and his own kidnapping and branding by a bevy of female Satan worshippers, headed by his own beloved fiancée, Ruth Winward! Yes, it is a story that grows wilder and more hallucinatory as it proceeds, culminating in an underground complex replete with an abyss of hellfire! A wholly remarkable performance on Cave's part, this was still another featured cover story, this time for the February 1935 issue of "Terror Tales."