Education Emphasized by Bishop Moore at Texas Methodist Meeting
The 84th Texas Methodist conference session in Cameron highlighted education, with Dr. Davis noting district finances above 300000 and the First Methodist church raising over 100000. Bishop Moore urged expanded support for Methodist schools, citing Rice Institute and A&M, and urging payment of Rockefeller foundation pledges to S M U. Reports from Timpson district showed a 600-member gain, and Dr. Paul B. Kern preached at Cameron.
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Houston
George Waverly Davis
Texas Methodist Conference
John M. Moore
Davis
First Methodist Church
J. B. White
Cameron
Bishop Moore
A. ©. Freeman
Cameron Board of Stewards
J. W. Goodwin
Jasper
Moore
McMahan’s Chapel
San Augustine
Texas
D. H. Hotchkiss
Navasota
N. L. Linebaugh
J. Sam Barcus
Geo. F. Winfield
North Texas
W. J. Richards
Pacific
K. K. Rushing
Alabama
Iraes Key
D. S. Hotchkiss
Pineland
J. H. Carlin
Edge
Dallas
A. A. Weeks
Texas Christian Advocate
John M. Barcus
Fort Worth
E. R. Barcus
Austin
Texas Conference
T. F. Neal
G. F. Winfield
Alexander College
Jacksonville
P. R. Riley
John A. Roach
North Texas Conference
Slover
Clarendon College
W. C. Everitt
Methodist
Methodists of
Christian Education Movement
H. H. Sherman
Nasville
Education Board
Rice Institute
A and M
College
Bizzell
S. M. U. Southwestern
Rockfeller Foundation
Southwestern University
Timpson
H. T. Perritte
Terry Wilson
Paul B. Kern
Wrigley to Distribute 50 Million Stock Dividends
The William Wrigley Jr. Company plans stock dividends totaling 50 million dollars as a Christmas present to stockholders. In 1920 Wrigley contributed 500 thousand dollars to Republican campaign funds and recently met with GOP leaders in Washington, with expected liberal donations next year.
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Rupblican National Committee
William Wrigley
William Wrigley, Jr
Washington
Rise in food prices reported by labor bureau
Bureau of Statistics notes higher living costs with food prices in 26 cities climbing 2 to 9 percent in October compared with October 1922. Additional sources corroborate a general rise in the cost of living.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Labor
Bureau
Southwestern Life Policyholders See Strong Past and Promising Future
A 1922 summary of the Southwestern Life shows $112,558,102 in in force insurance, $5,288,612 paid to beneficiaries, and a flawless record of no lawsuits by beneficiaries. The company emphasizes safe investments, $10,259,021 in legal reserve, and a 7.53 percent net return from its Dallas home office building. It highlights prompt claim payments, policy flexibility, double indemnity and disability benefits, and strong Texas-based business, urging continued patronage by Texas citizens.
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Southwestern Life
Southwestern
Texas
Main and
Akard Streets
Dallas
Life
Legal Reserve Deposit Law
State of
State of Texas
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Everwear
Cameron, Texas
Little River Cemetery
Little River Cemetery Association
J. A. McKinney
GO Brogdon
Methodist Conference
Texas Legal Reserve Deposit
Commissioner of Insurance and Baking
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Southwestern Issues
S. Fish
Texas Life Insurance
Buy Southwestern Life Insurance
S. E. Brogden