North Carolina Baptists Elect Secretary After Partyrow
In Charlotte on December 9 the Baptist state convention elected Rev. W N Johnson as corresponding secretary after a close ballot. The selection followed speeches and debate on direct election versus committee nomination, with Johnson defeating rivals including Maddry Durham and Greaves. Johnson, a Wake Forest pastor and native of Sampson County, inherits a pivotal role as the convention advances its home missions and centennial goals.
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Gerald W. Johnson
Charlotte
Walter N. Dovus
Corres
Baptist State Convention
Durham
Bradshaw
T. W. Bickett
W. N. Johnson
Wake Eat
Johnson
C. Bd. Maddry
C. Hi. Durham
C. L. Greaves
RK. A. McFarland
W. C. Barrett
W. R. Bradshaw
J. A. Durham
A. T. Brown
Braxton Craig
Mr. Johnson
North Carolina
Sampson County
Louisiana
Wake Forest
Mrr. Johnson
B.D. Gray
Atlanta
I. M. Mercer
Thomasville
J. F. Voki Love
The
For A Mission Board
Southern Papist Convention
Q. C. Davis
East Durham
R. G. Kendrick
Forest Avenue Baptist Church
Greensboro
Charles L. Greaves
Pepoesivic
Kendrick
Cade
St. Livingston Johnne
G. T. Lampkin
Yosadd
Nev
Itaymore Ind
R.ev
Butler
A. H L. Porter
M. L. Hooper
I. N. Loftin
Devate
Siad.ck
H- Cade
Woman Suffrage Bill Favored in Holland Parliament
The Hague reports that woman suffrage is to be an essential part of the Dutch government program. A constitutional amendment bill aims to extend voting rights to certain female citizens and set up proportional representation across national and local bodies, with further electoral law revisions to implement the change.
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The
Hague
Holland
Netherlands
Second Chamber
House of Representatives
Enate
First Chamber
Emigration from Ireland Falls in first nine months
Irish Registrar General reports 7 527 emigrants in nine months, down from 17 057 year prior and 30 967 in 1913. US arrivals in first four months 4 655 versus 12 609 last year. Canada 519 vs 2 768. Figures amid wartime migration debate.
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Dublin
Ireland
United States
Canada
Trish
Coach Excursion to Washington December 16 1915
A coach excursion departs Salisbury at 8 15 PM with stops at Spencer Lexington Thomasville High Point Greensboro Reidsville Danville and Washington. Return details show one fare of 5 50 and train No 43 providing service to Washington and back with specified onward timings.
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Salisbury
Spencer
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Greensboro
Reidsville
Danville
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Forcign Sossens
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J. D. Moore
Charles EK. Maddry
Wallace Hartsell
B. W. Spillman
Spillman
Southern Baptist Convention
Home Mission
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Igton
AO. Buse
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
White House
Concurs
Arlington National Cemetery
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Mount Vernon
Southern Railway
Pickard
N. C
W. P. Lester
Winston-Salem
T. J. Anderson
Ridlebery
H W. DeButts
N.C
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Asheboro
Ashebore
Ldam
Undas
Eovlar
No. Ay
the Fairbank Company
Uilie Otey
Crystal Confectionery Parlor
South Main Street
Thrift
Wachovia Bank
W.C. Idol
Cashier
Wescott Roberson
the Commercial National Bank
Army of Progress
Rerces
Commercial National Bank