Missionary society opens year with pledges and service
The Mazin Street Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. E. Lambeth’s home for the 1926 season. Devotions were led by several members, with a social service appointment made, books exchanged, and a focus on stewardship and renewal. A solo capped the service as pledges were pledged with prayers. Guests served refreshments during the social hour.
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Ira Johnson
Coll. Harris
T. E. Jennings
Missionary Voice
O. J. McCoy
G. E. Crowell
Paul Hoover
R. M. Cooksey
W. W. Rankin, Jr
James Lambeth
Jug
J. A. Green
Manly Little Sons
James, Jr
Ralph
Frank
Thomas Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Highland Avenue
Yancey County Rally Surges Toward Smoky Mountain Fund
Asheville Jan. 8 AP That progress is being made in the drive for funds to purchase the area proposed for Smoky Mountain National Park. Yancey County has doubled its quota from 2500 to 5000 and raised 2200 at a Burnsville luncheon. The remainder was subscribed at a county courthouse meeting with remarks by Dave M. Buck and State Senator Mark Squires. The campaign extends to the Piedmont, with plans for Charlotte and Gastonia. total raised in Asheville Buncombe reaches 107900, and 69700 in other western counties.
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Smoky Mountain National Park
Yancey County
Coun
Yancey
Burnsville
Dave M. Buck
Bald Mountain
Mark Squires
Lenoir
North Carolina National Park Commission
Squires
Piedmont
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Gastonia
L. W. Sprague
T. D. Bryson
Park
Buncombe County
North Carolina
American Products In Demand Abroad
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports rising U S exports in the first three quarters of 1925. Europe up 16 percent accounted for 52 percent of totals, South America led gains with 30 percent, while Asia fell 13 percent from 1924 levels though improving from mid-1925.
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Foreign Commerce Department
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United States
Asia
Chamber
Europe
South America
Floods Displace Hundreds in Navarit State Mexico
A Tepic dispatch to the Nogales Herald reports hundreds of families left homeless by last week’s floods in Navarit state Mexico. No fatalities are reported, per the special AP dispatch received at noon today.
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Nogales, Ariz
Navarit
Mexico
Tepic
Nogales
Abolish Railroad Labor Board Proposed by Senate Panel
Washington bill would eliminate the railroad labor board and replace it with a federal mediation board of five members. Chairman Watson of the Interstate Commerce Committee introduced the measure at the request of railroad and labor groups.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Federal Board of Mediation
Watson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Railroads
Railroad and
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