Officers Elected For The Women s Home Missionary Union
Monroe June 2 The seventh annual meeting of the Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Union of Mecklenburg Presbytery concluded with officers elected for the coming year. President Mrs A W Cleveland First Vice Mrs C Houston Second Vice Mrs W R McCalla Third Vice Mrs C H May Fourth Vice Miss Annie Morrow Recording Secretary Miss Anna Blair Corresponding Secretary Mrs A L Young Assistant Corresponding Secretary Mrs L J Ingram Secretary of Young People Miss Neal and Miss Eunice Anderson Executive Committee Mrs R A Dunn Mrs N S Matthews Mrs W A Daniels Mrs R M Mann were chosen to host next year in Wadesboro. The church raised about 4500 for missions and 650 per member abroad. The illustrated lecture by Dr George Worth highlighted the program. The union heard mission reports from Charlotte Winston Salem and Porter andOK. Mrs W A Cleveland was seated as new president.
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Monroe
First Presbyterian Church of
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Union of Mecklenburg Presbytery
A. W. Cleveland
Steel Creek
C. Houston
W. R. McCalla
Sugar Creek
C. H. May. Hopewell
Annie Morrow
Anna Blair
A. L. Young
Charlotte
L. J. Ingram
Wadesboro
Young People
Nk Neal
Esther Késtier
Korea
Mecklenburg
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Missionary Union
J. R. Irwin
George ©. Worth
China
Nae
Jaanice Anderson
Miss Anderson
The
Lillian E. Reid
Kate Hope Robinson
Mary C. Wiley
Winston-Salem
Wiley
Edith Morton
Porter
Eva Rupert
Albemarle Normal and
Margaret Rankin
Asheville
Montreal
Emma Dunn
Paw Creek
Union
Miss Wiley
L. W. Curtis
Hamlet
South
Fayetteville Presbytery
Fayetteville
Irwin
W. A. Cleveland
Cascarets Digestive Health Ad Claims Gentle Relief
An advertisement urges daily use of Cascarets to keep bowels clean and liver active. It promotes Cascarets as gentle vegetable laxatives, candy tablets, one dose when needed, and a 10 cent box for household use.
Commencement At Due West in South Carolina
In Due West South Carolina June 3 Erskine college auditorium hosted a graduating concert by the school of music and expression. One thousand visitors and students attended as five theological students Betts Boyce Patterson Hood and Hunter prepared to receive diplomas. The class day program starts at four this afternoon and the baccalaureate sermon is set for tomorrow morning.
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Due West S. C
Viao Donalds
S. C
Erskine College
School of Music and Expression
Darlington
Betts
Boyce
Patterson
Hood
Hunter
Passenger steamer Northwest burned at Buffalo dock
The passenger steamer Northwest owned by Northern Steamship Company was destroyed by fire at Buffalo dock early today. With sister ship Northland, she prepared for Great Lakes season opening on June 21. Fire likely caused by oil explosion. loss estimated at $500,000. Northland towed from danger by city fire tug.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Northwest
Northern Steamship Company
Northland
Great Lakes
Peg Leg Graham’s Far West Travel Tales
Report from Sharon native “Peg-Leg” Graham recounts his Confederate Re Union trip from Little Rock to Tahlequah via slow Arkansas rail, with stops at Ft. Gibson and Tahlequah. He details trains, a Rev. Harry W. Miller encounter, garrison sites, river bottoms, hunting, a jack rabbit chase, and a church visit.
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Little Rock
Graham
Sharon
Cook
Ark
T. O. Graham
Tahlequah
Oklo
Arkansas
Ft. Smith
Ft. Gibson
Okla
Harry W. Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Davis
Zacharay Taylor
Jeff Davis
Arkansas River
Iron Mountain
R. O. Kirkpatrick
Illinois
Plague and Smallpox Death Toll Reported in Amoy
Health officials in Amoy China reported fifty four bubonic plague deaths and seven fatal smallpox cases during the fortnight ending yesterday. The figures reflect a severe outbreak with multiple fatalities across the region.
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Associated Press
Amoy
China
Hokara Massage Cream Promises Clear Complexion
Hokara massage cream markets itself as a skin food that removes wrinkles and pimples, calms irritations, and leaves skin velvety. It claims antiseptic qualities, with a “best you ever used or money back” guarantee and pricing at 25c for a small jar and 50c for a larger size, sold by R. H. Jordan & Co.
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R. H. Jordan & Co
Aldermen Revise City Revenue Schedule in Session
Sixteen of twenty one aldermen met to continue revising the city revenue plan. Key actions included adjusting social club taxes and keeping the $2 per locker license, while removing several proposed levies on steam railroads wood dealers and fruit vendors. The free newspaper list failed by 9 to 7. The board plans a Monday hearing for protests against any revision.
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Board of Aldermen
Matthews
Bland
Er. S. Williams
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A. G. Craig
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Club Acres
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Mecklenburg Avenue
Country Club
the McClung Realty Co
Building & Loan Associaton
North Carolina
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Tryon
4Th Sts
Old Mutual
Sallie
E. L. Keesler
Sec
Treas
S. Tryon St
Southern Railway
Southern Real Estate
LOAN
Fourth Ward
Church Street
A. G. Craig Real Estate and Insurance
South Tryon
South Brevard
Peoples Loan & Realty Co
W. L. Nicholson
Realty Building
C. R. McGinn
Worthington Ave
Dilworth
J. E. Murphy & CO
S. Tryon Street
East Avenue
Elizabeth Avenue
E. Avenue
East End
W.T. Wilkinson & Co. McKinnon Bldg
East Dilworth
Carolina Realty Co
QO. J. Thies
B. R. Lee
N. Tryon St
W. D. Wilkinson
Mer
J. PF. Long
1Lth Street
Tenth Ave
N. Alexander
South Boulevard
N. Brevard St
Tryon St
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Lawyers Road
N. B. St
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Arthur Henderson & Bro
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