Southern Methodist bishops chosen from educators
Seven new bishops of the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church were elected, six with long careers in educational work. Profiles include Collins Denny, John Kilgo, William Murrah, Walter Lambuth, Richard Waterhouse, James McCoy, and Edwin Mouzon, detailing birthplaces, education, pastorates, and prior university roles.
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W. A. Brooks
Asheville
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
College of Bishops
John Carlisle Kilgo
James Tillman
Katherine Mason Kilgo
Laurens, S&sc
Wofford College
William Belton Murrah
Willam Belton Murrah
William
Mary Murrah
Pickensville
Ala
Greensboro
Southern University
North Mississippi
Beulah Fitzhugh
Millsaps College
National Educational Association
Jackson, Miss
Walter Russell Lambuth
DOD
James William and
Mary Mi Clehnan Lambuth
Shanghai
China
New York
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
Emory and Henry College
University of Nashville
Cumberland University
Vanderbilt University
Medical Department
University of New York
Nashville
James Henry McCoy
William C. and
Annie Vaughn McCoy
Blount County
Alabama
Edwin — Mouron
Georgetown
Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Spartanburg
S C
Carolinas
Samuel Cogswell Mouzon
Harriett Penrifoy Mouzon
Scheola
Central Methodist Church
Bryan Station
South Carolina
Twenty-fourth Street
Austin
University Church
Caldwell Station
St James
Chalveston
Flatonia Station
Abilene Station
Northwest Texas
First Church
Fort Worth
Central Church
Kansas City
Travis Park
San Antonio
Department of Theology
Southwestern University
P. Fitzgerald
Navasota
E. K. Hendrix
Mouzon
Ward
Mouton
Southwestern
New Clothing Firm Opens August First in Atlanta
Louie Asher a popular Atlanta clothing salesman plans a store at 89 Peachtree Street opening about August 1. The venture features a full line of menswear and tailoring and is expected to succeed given Asher's local reputation.
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Bishop Ward
Manzon
Church of God
Bishon
Rod
Germany
Sinde
Primo Motor Company
Atlanta
Louie Asher
Peachtree Street
Meng
Houston Renominated in Tennessee's Fourth District
Nashville May 21 Congressman William C Houston of Woodbury was declared the Democratic nominee for reelection from Tennessee's Fourth district without opposition. He was renominated in the party caucus held today in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
William C. Houston
Woodbury
Firth
Tennessee
Queen Theater at 84 Whitehall Big Mix of Songs and Pictures
Illustrated songs by Miss June Mac Fabhron and latest pictures with incidental music and mechanical effects shown 12 to 1:30 pm and 2:30 to 6:30 pm. Marchbank in popular and classic songs. Admission 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June MacFabhron
J Wn. Marchbank
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William R and
Margaret Collins Denny
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Academy
University of Virginia
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Lucy
Chase Chapman
Baltimore
Wiigon
Orient
London
Fannie N Furner
Richard Green Waterhouse
Franklin
Lucinda Waterhouse
Rhea County
Spring City
Tenn
Hiawassie College
University of West Virginia
Kingston
Misa Carrie Steele
Crystal Springs
Miss
Misa Mary Carriger
Morristown
Emory and Henry
Emory, Va
Methodist Church of Canada
Birmingham College
Hig
Birmingham
Edwin Dubose Mouron
Bishop J C. Kilgo
W R Lambooth
Bishop Collins Denny
Bishop W R Murrah
Bishop R G Waterhouse
E. D Mouzon
Bishop J H McCoy
Illustrated Prospectus
Advance Bulletin
Primo Motor
Forsyth Building
Georgia
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
City Ticket Office
J.L. Meeks
James Freeman
Louis Asher
Houston
Queen Theater
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