Presbyterians Debate Federated Union At United States Assembly
Commissioners said no organic union will be taken by the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church US Southern session as overtures for unity were referred to a committee. Talks favored federation, four regional unions, and a new educational secretary position to boost church policy and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Cntirench
United States
Plex
Presbyterian Church of the
Presbyterian Congress
National Congress
Fo Gshsterv
Knuwsie
Lei
Udouthwest
Eath
Gonatian
Rey Mo VM
Ivan Port Gibson West
Church
Weilkits
Ros H & Vinson
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Austin
Texas
Presbyterian Vollenes
Sistemitie Beneficence Comittee
Tte
Camberford
Womans Board of Missions
Presbyterians debate missions and minister shortage
The assembly's ad hoc committees urge broader executive latitude for mission and education work and call for $1 million for foreign missions and $500,000 for home missions. They warn of a serious lack of ministers as the church expands in the South, noting 278 vacant pulpits and 73% church openings in 1914. Dr Thomas H Law defends Westminster faith while stressing education and social service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly —Foreign Missions Home
Presbyterian Church
de Thomas H Law
Spartanburg
Assembly
Law
Presbyterian Assembly Urges More Chaplains and Sabbath Reform
The assembly heard from Rev Charles F Mackarland that chaplains for every 1000 soldiers are needed and urged steps toward ordaining one per 1000. It backed welfare secretaries with caution, announced a new Presbyterian training school in Richmond for lay workers, and pressed strict Sabbath observance including limiting secular use and avoiding Sunday newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Mackarland
Wederntedg Churches of Christ
Amelia
Ue Assembly
MacFarland
Richmond Va
Richmond
Assembly
Fredericksburge
Ssynod
Virginia
Chicago Way
Generi Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Gener
Sun
Iso
Panama Pacife Exposition
Wilson
Hie
Wextco
Tor
Onder
Ireland
Ulster
Wis
America
Gumberlands Wagoner
Memphis Tenn
Coal price and shipping to Nome by dog sleds
A 300 ton shipment of Stah coal bound for a mining camp north of Nome Alaska will be hauled overland from Nome by dog sleds. Delivered coal price is 57.80 a ton, totaling 3782.00 for the lot, intended to power steam dredges and northern mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Salt Lake City
Nome Alaska
Nome
Thomasville public schools begin with baccalaureate sermon
In Thomasville Georgia on May 23 the public school commencement week opens with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev O F Cook of the Methodist church. Graduating exercises follow Friday in Young's College auditorium with a list of nine graduates and officers including Margaret Brandon president and Leslie Grantham secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Ga
Georgia Me
Kay Mica Dire Whitnes
Gertrude Jones
Marjorie Feacock
Arthur Clark
Searex
James F
Vans, Jr
Samuel M Zangwill
Pelham
Pelham Ga
Pelham High School
p \ Sanford
Department of English
University of Georgia
Thomson Thomson Up
Thomson Public School
Muss
Clas
Louise Greer
Vera Lazen
Camilla Hamilton
Elizabeth Gibson
Richard Hewie -Hammond Story
Hodges Mubley
Leonard Turner
Henry Hammond
Augusta
Tiften
Tifton
Agricultural
Me Ghanical
D W Brannen
Milledget Sla
Henry Lift
Frank Park
Ret Solon Cousins
Die Karst
Degan
Eradi
Tr TV
Suntis Orn Lee
Elks Name Meeting Committee For Atlantic Event
A meeting of the Elks appointed a committee to arrange aministrative and rally plans for the Atlantic event. Exalted Ruler Miller announced the slate including merchants professionals and club members to canvass the Atlantic business community for support and to prepare for the 1915 convention in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofner
Walter Andrews
Robert i
Madlea
Gerstein
Albert Enson Merr
Guttman Terese
Rot Couner
Vinita
Andrews
Mier
Yyer
Denee
Ben Canurdud
Seattle
Sunday Warm With Little Wind In Atlanta Forecast
Uncertain weather notes a fair Sunday in Atlanta with little wind and warm temperatures near 70 in the morning rising to the 80s by afternoon. High pressure to the east likely to move in early next week bringing generally favorable conditions and possible showers later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterians
Southern Church
Teo
D. Morgan
Whitehall
Trin
Southern Female College
LaGrange, Ga
Marguerite Childs
LaGrange
Bess Herring
Ethel Pringle
Laterange
Jess Pringle
Mane Cumbee
West Point
Ethel Clark
Lillian Daniel Hogansville
Sara KO Polk
Grantville
Ruby Zachry
Hamilton
Ruby Loyd
Fllawassee
Vic
Winelle Davidson
Stovall
Missina L Sands
Ala
Willie B. Sands
Velma Reeves
Woodbury
Othel Purcell
Lavonia
Visg
Leonante Woodall
Wiss Bess Twiggs
Hiawassee
Presbyterian Moe
Presbyterian Church In
South
Bert Sweets
Louisville
Bogey
Aday
Atric
Kramch & Bach
Columbus Boudoir
Kimball
Cstey
Cote
Geo Stech
Mathushek
Vose & Sons
Lstey
Ludden & Bates
Peachtree Street
Newnan
Chewnan
Ruv
Verndon
City Auditorium
RF Park
State University
Elberton
WF Melton
Emory College
Yonre
Mamroc
Munroe
Mms
Tid
Lifth
Elks’ Meeting
Atlanta Lodge No. 78
Grand Lodge
Morrone
Dendy Smerincense
Ety Genools
Arsen
Rier
de Morita + Academy
Durin
Wien City
Janta
Brown
Bown
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Vondas
Daniel Bros. Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!