Reverend Harte Reports Baltimore Baptist Gathering
Rev D D Harte reviews the Southern Baptist Convention in Baltimore with 200 NC delegates and 25,000 Southern States attendees. He highlights four topics including the Illinois matter and education of Negroes, critiques northern seminary education, and notes the Interdenominational Sunday School Committee’s uneven texts.
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Kr. Harte
Illinois
Northern Convention
Southern Baptists
Northern Baptists
Chicago Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist Convention
New Mexico
Baltimore
Chicago
Travelers Club party honors Miss Geitner home
The Travellers' Club hosted Miss Mary Geitner on Tuesday May 24 from 4 to 6 pm at Mrs. Royster's to celebrate her four month voyage from Madeira to Egypt and England. Other clubs welcomed her return with photos of the Mediterranean voyage and a warm reception.
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Travellers’ Club
Mary Geitner
The
Seciev
Geitner
Chadwick
Beard
Royster
Hickory
England
Preston Signon
Shakespeare
Emily Wheeler
Church Rally Urges Parish Family Attendance Next Sunday
Church of the Ascension calls all parish members to a special rally next Sunday morning at o'clock. The event aims to gather every family connected with the parish, with a bright service and a sermon on The Ideal Family Life Only Possible in the Church and Through the Faith of Christ based on Psalm 68.6. In the afternoon Rev Moody plans a Granite Falls service at 4 p m, with Hickory evening service omitted. Last Sunday several children were baptized and more are urged to join the rite promptly.
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Christ
J. §. Moody
Expert watchmaker offers prompt, quality service citywide
The expert watch-maker Ingigestion and constipation upset the entire system. cause a wide range n other ailments. You needn't suffer, from any of these troubles. There's cer tain relief in Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea, 35cat all druggists. Moser & Lutz.
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Moser & Lutz
Retail Merchants Elect Delegates for State Convention
Retail Merchants Meet elects J. A. Moretz J. F. Allen C. W. Bagby S. L. Whitener Joe Abernethy and Mr Thompson as delegates to the State convention in Salisbury mid June. Alternates named include C. C. Bust P. C. Zetzer J. A. Bowles C. M. Shuford G A Moser and Albert Keever. Hickory aims to host next meeting. New members Thompson McCartney West Co and C J Yount welcomed.
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Retail Merchant's Association
Salisbury
J. A. Moretz
J. F. Allen
C. W. Bagby
S. L. Whitener
Joe
Abernethy
Efort
Thompson-McCartney-West Co
C. J. Yount
Special Summer Goods At JA Bowles And More
Advertisement lists Persian and French lawns mer cerized batiste and sheer goods for summer wear at JA Bowles with ribbons and sashes by Miss Mary Roseborough. Also notes openings for fifty men at Union Nanning Co Old Fort NC and a shoe note for McCoy Moretz.
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JA. Bowles
Mary Roseborough
Leasant
Union Nanning Co
Old Fort
N.C
Sam' Lawrence Acting School Notes in Chicago
A fragmentary ad for Sam Lawrence Graduate Dickson School of Acting and Memory, Chicago, offering complete courses in Acting Elocution Oratory and Memory and Mental Culture. Private lessons by appointment mornings 8 to 9 afternoons 2 to 3, free for rehearsal class members, with careful coaching and public appearances. Studio 1338 1-2 Union Square.
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Dickson School of Acting and Memory
Chicago
Sunday School Meeting Announcement at Baptist Church
Oh ye Baracas and others urged to attend next Sunday morning at 9 45. A question of mighty importance will be discussed. Bring your neighbor to the Baptist Sunday School and introduce them to this great work. S J Lawrence Secretary Treasurer.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
S. J. Lawrence
Sec
Treas
Presbyterian Church Notes Preview
Ane Umaren's way exercises will be conducted next Sunday night at 8 o'clock Rev Homer McMillan of Atlanta may preach at the morning hour A Sunday School picnic is brewing for the near future Be at Sunday School next Sunday to hear about it The Covenanters will hold a public debate on June 24 on the relative benefits of the steam engine and the printing press Sunday School came within two of the banner last Sunday and came up to and over work for the orphans
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Tve
Broadus
Nashville
Tenn
Ane Umaren
Homer McMillan
Atlanta
Lion Fondles A Child In Pittsburg Threats And Croup Cures
A warning note describes a savage act toward a child in Pittsburg and warns of danger to children from illnesses. The ad cites Dr King's New Discovery as effective for babies with coughs, colds, and croup, with a testimonial from Mrs. George B. Davis of Flat Rock North Carolina. Product details include 0c to $1.00 and trial bottle offers backed by local merchants.
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Pittsburg
C. M. Shuford
Moser & Lote
Walter
Martin
Candidate for Sheriff of Catawba County
J H C Huitt announces candidacy for sheriff of Catawba County subject to the Democratic primary on June 25 1910. His statement signals bid and party affiliation to voters and local press.
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Catawba County
J. H.C. Huitt
Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy in Democratic Primary
A public notice from JPLE states that after many requests from friends, he has agreed to run for sheriff, contingent on securing the Democratic party nomination. The brief reflects a formal announcement from a local candidate seeking the party primary.
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JPLE
Sheriff Candidate Promises to Uphold Party After Nomination
P P Jones announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in a county press statement dated April 5 1910 He pledges to justify the party’s action in campaign and after election and says he will support the party’s choice if another is named.
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P. P. Jones
Candidate for Sheriff Seeks Democratic Support
R Lee Hewitt announces candidacy for sheriff subject to Democratic primaries and county convention. Coming from an unrecognized township he requests recognition and support from Democrats.
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R. Lee Hewitt
L. H. Phillips Declares Sheriff Candidacy in 1910
L H Phillips announces candidacy for Sheriff of Catawba County pending Democratic primaries and county convention, gratefully accepting support to be given by voters this March 29 1910.
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Catawba County
L. H. Phillips
McCorkle Seeks Clerk of Superior Court Post
M McCorkle enters Democratic primaries and county convention for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Catawba County. The campaign announcement is dated April 18 1910 and stresses party support and local county apparatus.
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Superior Court
Catawba County
M. McCorkle
Gamble Appeals for Democratic Support in Catawba Deeds Race
E D Gamble asks Democratic voters in Catawba County to back his candidacy for Register of Deeds in the upcoming primaries. He emphasizes his long standing party fidelity and requests party backing.
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Register of Deeds
Catawba
E. D. Gamble
County Treasurer Candidate Declares Candidacy
U Long announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Democratic primaries and county convention. April 23, 1910.
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U. Long
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Lockport
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Jak Street
Lenoir
H. Care Democrat
Hickory Chamber of Commence
W. H. Nicholson
Pres. Chamber of Commerce
Union Sq
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Lawrence
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Presbyterian Church Notes
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