Episcopal General Convention Opens in New Orleans
The forty eighth general convention of the Episcopal Church begins in New Orleans on October 7 with bishops and delegates from North Texas to attend. Notable items include the first election of a president bishop, prayer book revision, church relations with the Federal Council of Churches, and the deposition of Bishop W M Brown for teaching contrary to church doctrine.
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The
Episcopal Church
United States
New Orleans
South
Philadelphia
New York
R. N. Mac
Callum
Amarillo
Will Stith
Abilene
Frank E. Eteson
Plainview
C. H. Hubbell
W. P. Gerhart
Ruth Rix
Big Springs
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
North Texas
W. W. Rix
Big Spring
R. ©. Ledford
Sweetwater
BE. G. Batter
R. L
McMeans
BE. C. Seaman
Federal Council of Churches
House of Bishops
W. M. Brown
Arkansas
Clarendon Gills For Pep Meeting A Day
Clarendon College fans pack pep meetings daily ahead of the September 21 game against West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes at the Tri State fair grounds. Coach Burton and Captain Charles Dyer lead the rally as 5,000 locals plan to attend and an Amarillo pep gathering is set after the game.
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Ralph E. Randel
Clarendon
Clarendon College
Bulldogs
West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloe
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Carter
Amarillo
Hhe Bulldogs
Burtonnd Carpenter
College Hill
Burton
Buffalo
Charles Dyer
Bulldog
Kemal Urges Turks to Ditch Native Garb in Modern Drive
In Constantinople on September 19 Mustapha Kemal campaigns for modernizing Turkey. He tells women to remove the veil and men to abandon the fez, noting large crowds in Ineboli welcomed by Western style hats. He stresses adopting Western civilization methods during his northern province tour.
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Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Kemal
Ineboli
Europe
American Guards to Tour Europe in Full Dress Blues and Foot Guards Plan Trip
Connecticut Governor's Foot Guards and Virginia Richmond Blues, both National Guard units with World War I service, will send 600 members to Europe next summer on a chartered steamer. The trip, budget about 180000 dollars, will include stops in Plymouth London Paris Brussels and visits to Verdun Rheims and other battlefields.
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Virginia
National Guard
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Foot Guards
Marshall Foch
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Governor's Foot Guard
Newport News
New York
Foot Guard
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Plymouth
Chateau-Thierry
Epernay
Chalonsseur-Marne
Verdun
Rheims
Fismes
Soissons
Brussels
Albert
Great Britain
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