Baptist Meet Closed at Port Arthur Convention
The Southeast Texas Baptist Association ended its 45th annual convention in Port Arthur electing Rev. A. Moore of Port Arthur First Baptist as moderator and Rev. W. H. Fortney of Port Neches as vice-moderator. Liberty named 1932 convention city. A.C. Maxwell of Beaumont urged relief for economic stringency tied to national politics. Executive board members listed include C. T. Singletary Sour Lake and J. Allen Port Arthur among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Southeast Texas Baptist Association
A. ©. Moore
White House
Association
Hoover
C. T. Singletary
Sour Lake
G. C. Wilcox
Anahuac
R. F. Roberts
Beaumont
J. ©. Allen
Aaron Granger
Cranfield
S. E. Beavers
Hull
H. L. Turner
J. W. Baker
Port Neches
Widows, Leaders Named for Associational Officers
Widow at 13 Louis Tanner of Liberty and A. T. Stewart of Groves are named in the record. Committee chairmen include Rev. D. R. Peveto Beau mont benevolence Rev. W. E. Stokes Jasper Christian education Rev. J. H. Pace Beaumont cooperative program Rev. John J. Bell Jasper missions Rev. Oscar Martin church organization The Rev. H. E. Hogan Sour Lake was chosen to represent the Association at the State convention in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Tanner
Liberty
A. T. Stewart
Groves
D. R. Peveto
Beaumont
W. E. Stokes
Jasper
J. H. Pace
John J. Bell
Oscar Martin
H. E. Hogan
Sour Lake
Waco
Whitney warns against tinkering with laws of nature
Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange, cautions the Merchants Association that artificial fixes to supply and demand may prolong the slump. He says prosperity will return only through obedience to natural economic laws and hard work, not empty promises.
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Whitney
New York
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
New York Merchants’ Association
Liquor Stills Blow Up in Los Angeles Blaze
Explosions obliterated two large liquor stills in a warehouse triggering fires in a dozen or more nearby homes and forcing hundreds to flee. Firemen were lightly burned by flaming alcohol and gasoline. no fatalities were reported. Federal agents cited bootlegging rivalry as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Prohibition
Thomas Nee
Government Prohibition Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Meet
Texas
Rosa Guerrero
San Francisco
Amarillo Grocery Company
Ada Bennett
Joseph Molina
Fine Department
Just Rite Grocery and Market
Geo. H. Maroney
6Th Ave
GAL, Prunes
Red Star
Imay
Willbanks Grocery
West Sixth Avenue
Firestone
Sunkist
GEO
Morehead Market
Swift’s
Aia
H. H. Morton's
P&g Soap
Washington Jonathans
Er Eee
Cape Cod
Cont
Elberta
Pinkney’s Pound
Sunray Pen
Tokay Grapes
Alaska
Calo Dog Food
Pinkney’s
California
Wwll
HAM
Veal
Lipton
Wisconsin
Amarillo
Nee
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