Pastor J B Turrentine Transferred To Bryan First Methodist
Beaumont Enterprise reports Rev J B Turrentine assigned from First Methodist Beaumont to Bryan First Methodist. Residents regret his departure after a year of popular sermons and community work. The article notes his past as a railroad worker and lawyer, shaping his practical, logically argued ministry. Turrentine, aged 44, is a native Texan with a strong local impact and a devoted wife, Mrs Turrentine, who supported church activities.
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Reverend Turrentine to Lead Bryan Methodist Church
The Rev. Turrentine, a seasoned minister with a diverse background in law and railroading, will assume the Methodist pastorate in Bryan. He and his wife and two children arrive from Beaumont to join the Bryan congregation, with services planned Sunday at 11 a.m. and evening. The Beaumont church recently reported 261 new members and nearly $30,000 raised in the past year.
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Knox Named as Pennsylvanian Pushes for Presidency
Washington reports the Pennsylvania congressional delegation formally backing Senator Philander A. Knox for president. At a dinner hosted by former Senator Joseph C. Sibley, lawmakers praised Knox's record and urged his nomination, with Knox thanking the delegation and predicting a wise, public-spirited convention selection.
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Notable Conference Aims Close Tie Between Commerce and Labor
Washington December 5 Congress of commerce and labor held in the Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus office to fashion closer links with national and city boards of trade. Delegates from New York Buffalo San Francisco Atlanta Chicago New Orleans and many other cities attended alongside Secretary Root and Secretary Straus. The effort mirrors continental practice in Germany England and France.
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