Color Line an Issue in Unification Tilt
United Press reports a plan for northern and southern Methodists to unite under a two jurisdiction system with a shared general conference. Opponents cite the color line and potential black bishops threatening white supremacy in the South, while proponents urge church unity across regions. The plan awaits approval by annual conferences this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
W. L. Pierce
North Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Various Notes and Notices From Amarillo Area
A mixed digest notes Mrs E C Houghton Jr to New York City. B D Garman Panhandle deputy game warden was here Saturday. James Leek 76 of Chicago divorced after two months marriage. Pete Boesen Sudan farmers optimistic about planting. Mrs Sam L Seay improving in Glen Rose sanitorium. Secretary of Interior Hubert Work passed through Amarillo en route to New Mexico. J W Ryder named assistant highway engineer for Potter County. Missouri court voids $21000 divorce alimony judgment to Nancy N Janes from John N Janes of Muleshoe. Church race issues cited with remarks on bishops and unification and warnings against racial equality.
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James Leek
Chicago
Pete Boesen
Sudan
Sam L. Seay
Glen Rose
Hubert Work
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Mr. Work
New Mexico
Capt
J. W. Ryder
Potter County
Maj
W. E. Goode
John N. Janes
Muleshoe
Circuit Court of
Missouri
Nancy N. Janes
Janes
Not a Bit Scared Says White Deer Bank Robbery Heroine
Edith Simmons a 19 year old assistant cashier describes the White Deer First National Bank robbery. She entered the vault when told by the masked bandit and later unlocked the vault door from inside to summon help. Crutchfield was later found hiding in the basement and Miss Simmons aided police by observing clues around the building. Her family supports five with her brother helping the family. The Hungarian wiring note is unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Simmons
First National Bank
Miss Simmons
Panhandle
Robery
Central
Bob McCoy
Frank Crutchfield
Crutchfield
White Deer
Miss Simmon
Calera
Okla
Mr. Simmons
Dentists of the Panhandle Hear Noted Authority Banquet
Amarillo hosts the Amarillo Dental Society banquet with Dr. Howard R. Raper of Indianapolis giving a lecture on dental radiography. The talk drew more than fifteen dentists from Panhandle towns, aided by his Albuquerque visit. A separate note mentions timber production in Poland, once 2,000,000,000 feet annually, now under half that amount.
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Panhandle
Amarillo Dental Society
Amarillo
Howard R. Raper
Indianapolis
Raper
Albuquerque
Poland
Half Minute Interviews Highlight Amarillo Spotlight
A series of brief quotes features Judge O H Nelson Romero and local residents. Topics include agriculture policy, cattle conditions, Panhandle trips, the cattle business, regional trade, upcoming gatherings, mining disasters, and readership of The Globe as Amarilloans share views on community and economy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Brotherhood
E. C. Houghton, Jr
New York City
B. D. Garman
Egypt
India
South Africa
Pretty Girl
White Deer Bank
Henry Ansley
Hungary
National Bank of Commerce
O. H. Nelson
Romero
Bob Duke
Dalhart
Miami
Jim Burson
Jim
E. . McDonald
Hollis
Littlefield
Spur
Farwell
Memphis
Medicine Mound
Henry Wilkinson
Hereford
the Globe and the Realtors
Alfred J. Day
Jack Mathews
Bell Clothes
Trade
Texas
Dallas
Denver
New Spring Woolens
Edison
Marconi
Nature
A. D. Fensty, DC
Ph.d
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