Pastor Call Chosen by People's Temple Members
The People's Temple voted unanimously after Sunday service to keep Rev Wentworth F. Stewart as pastor, accepting the pulpit supply committee's selection to succeed Rev George W. King, who has left for evangelistic work in Baltimore.
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Wentworth F. Stewart
People’s Temple
Stewart
George W. King
Baltimore
Holmes
Buffalo
N. Y
West
Boston
Nazarian
Pulpit Supply Committee
Moulton
Boston University
Elese
Mr. Stewart
Stewardsal Appointment disputed at People’s Temple
The article notes a push by Bishop Burt to appoint Mr. Stewart today over Rev. Arakel Nazarian, with the conference’s preference clashing with church members’ wishes at Springfield. Tension over the selection hints at possible upheaval if the congregation’s choice is not honored.
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Stewart
Burt
Arakel Nazarian
Chelsea
Springfield
Mr. Stewart
People’s ‘Temple
Gold Dust Promises Quick Cleaning Power
A promotional note extols Gold Dust as a superior cleanser for floors doors and woodwork claiming it cleans with minimal scrubbing and outperforms soap. The rest of the text reports church committee actions in Boston Methodism including praise for Rev Stewart and the pulpit selection discussion.
Channing Church in Dorchester Builds Fellowship Covenant
The Parish of Channing Church Dorchester organized in 1854 on the site of now St. Monica Catholic Church of South Boston. After 46 years there the property was sold and the present church at Dorchester avenue and E Cottage street was built. The Rev. Charles P. Wellman leads a covenant of fellowship and the church joins the Boston Benevolent Fraternity of Churches and the American Unitarian Association.
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Channing Church
Dorchester
St. Monica Catholic
South Boston
Dorchester Avenue
E. Cottage Street
Pilgrims
Scroby
Eng
Charles P. Wellman
Boston Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
American Unitarian Association
Springfield church seeks Mr. Stewart after bishop talks
A committee including William White, Melvin Colbetts, A. M. Whitcomb and Percy Ford visited Springfield to confer with the bishop. They conveyed that the church wanted Mr. Stewart and no one else, but the bishop gave no definite answer.
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Sion
Springfield
William White
Melvin Colbetts
A. M. Whitcomb
Percy Ford
Mr. Stewart
Manchester to establish city zoo at Derryfield Park
Mayor Edward Smith seeks a public zoo in Manchester modeled after New York's but smaller. Approved by the Board of Public Works, it would sit at Derryfield Park on Oak Hill for public enjoyment and schoolchildren's natural history study.
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Manchester
N. H
Edward ©. Smith
New York
Derryfield Park
Oak Hill
Board of Public Works
Drunkenness and its social costs as discussed in Harvard course
Professor James Ford of Harvard University argues that drunkenness drives poverty, insanity, and crime. He critiques biased literature and outlines alcohol’s varied physiological effects, noting moderate use often lacks obvious harm though alcohol can temper judgment and self control.
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James Ford
Harvard University
B. Y. M. C. Union
Doctor Riley Attacks Booker T. Washington in Haverhill
Dr. Jerome Riley of New York, the first colored man to matriculate in Illinois, addressed the Haverhill Y M C A this afternoon criticizing Booker T. Washington. He spoke on the finality of the race problem solution and issued sharp remarks in the talk.
White leaders urged to solve racial issues with farming gains
The text argues that Dr. Washington misreads race relations blaming a supposed white decline. It calls for white leadership for generations, claiming home settlements and productive farming will resolve the problem, asserting white responsibility and ownership of land.
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S T
Washington
New Jersey
Neponset Man John H Nelson May Be Rewarded
Neponset physician Dr. A R Ballou calls for a reward for John H Nelson who rescued 52 year old N C Martin from drowning last Wednesday. Ballou says 40 witnesses should back the case and plans to turn full details over to the humane society to secure compensation for the brave act. Nelson, 31, of Phillips street, is married and the son of Frederick Nelson, a former Norwegian sailor now in Fort Hill square business.
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Martin
John H. Nelson
Neponset
A. R. Ballou
Neponset Avenue
Nelson
The
Humane Society
Phillips Street
Ballou
Frederick Nelson
Fort Hill Square
Old Wabash Near Her End at Charlestown Yard
The Wabash, longtime receiving ship at Charlestown navy yard, is slated for decommissioning next Saturday. The Salem scout cruiser will replace her, berthed at Pier 6, as the Navy Department moves to replace wooden receiving ships with modern vessels.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Salem
Navy Department
Wabash
Brooklyn Pastor Accepts Newport Church Call
The Rev. Arthur Crane of Lefferts Park Baptist Church Brooklyn New York has accepted the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in Newport Illinois.
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Newport
R. IL
Arthur Crane
Lefferts Park Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
First Baptist Church
Special Bag Offer and Petticoats Sale at Discount
A leather Walrus bag in three sizes 16 17 18 inches is offered for 9.00, down from 15.00. Petticoats include 42 inch accordion platting in several colors at 1.00, plus silk and messaline options at reduced prices. A lot of sample waists in chiffon and lace drops from 10.00 25.00 to 7.79.
Leather Goods Sample Lot Envelopes and Accessories
A catalog note lists envelope pocket books in tan blue green black and brown grain leather with straps. Prices: regular 75c now 5c to 75c ranges. suede envelope bags with inside pocket and cards. genuine seal bags leather lined with black and gilt trim. safety pockets for under the skirt in gray tan black 50c each. long chains in coral topaz jade lapis and other stones up to 3.50 now. graduated imitation pearls and clasps described.
Ladies' Arch Support Oxfords and White Blucher Shoes
Shoe Department No 604 offers Ladies Arch Support Oxfords built on an orthopedic last with a heavy steel arch rivet through the shank and a broad low inner-extended heel in black Vici Kid. Regular $4.00 shoes. Also No 634 presents Ladies White NuBuck Blucher Cut Ribbon Tie with perforated wing tip on a high heel broad toe last. Regular $4.00 shoes.
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