Northwest District Christian Endeavor Convenes in Greensboro
The Northwest district of the State Christian Endeavor Union closed a successful Greensboro session. Delegates heard Rev Syster Newlin of High Point and Dr Egbert W. Smith on missions, elected officers, and discussed growth, efficiency, and youth workers.
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Ty Hey
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Ketsville
Iere
Northwest
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Christian Endeavor Union
Chu
Greensboro
C. P Parker
J. T. Maddrey
Winston-Salem
Olive Jones
Claude O Brien
Egbert W. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Southland
Roane
New Christian Endeavor Societies
Hdward M. Sheppard
Bradford Reynolds
Wilmington
Ai. Reynolds
L. W McFarland
Christian Endeavor World
Lewis McParland
C. F. Evans
AH South Extension Committee
R. T. (. Crawford
Entertaining Church
J C. B. Riddle
Eion
Treans
North Carolina Bull Moose to Wage Active Campaign
Lexington Jan 17 progressive leaders vow heavy push for Roosevelt in North Carolina. Gen Walser state chair announces Roosevelt headquarters to open at March hotel with R H Biesicher in charge. Bresicker to helm Bull Moose bureau while Walser leads NC Republicans to back Roosevelt in Chicago.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Zeb. V. Warser
Roosevelt
March Hotel
R. H. Biesicher
Bresicker
Bull Moose Bureau
General Walser
America
Walser
Theodore Roosevelt
Stirring Address Delights Christian Endeavor Delegates
Delegates and audience heartily enjoyed the uplifting talk delivered by the Christian Endeavor field secretary as the effort focused on reaching millions through faith and effort.
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Christian Endeavor
Ambiguous German Aid Alleged After Vanceboro Blast
Washington reports say German embassy records suggest payments to Werner Horn occurred after his arrest for the Vanceboro Maine railway bridge bombing case. Embassy notes claim 700 dollars was paid the day after the attache received 2000 dollars to aid Horn, with 72000 later cited for defense costs. Officials stress whether payments preceded or followed the explosion matters.
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Werner Horn
Horn
Vanceboro
London
von Papen
Falmouth
Hans Adam von Wedill
New York
von Wedil
State Department
States Claim Hearing Saturday on North Carolina funds
Washington report notes a House hearing set for Saturday on a bill to reopen and pay North Carolina about 200000 or more in war service funds from the federal government. Robert J. McNeill, special attorney for the state, is to testify. NC society elected T M Robinson president and Mrs J M Mosely second vice president signaling support for women suffrage.
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Craig
North Carolina
Pou
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
House Committee
Representative Page
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina Society of Washing
T. M. Robinson
Joseph A. Holmes
W. F. Tomlinsom
Ashevelle
R. O. BE. Davis
Pacific Coast
Robert H. MerNeill
J. M. Mosely
Bec
Hardin
Miller
Sentell
Doughton
Stu
Albemarle
Winston-Salem Plans for a Modern Little Theater
Winston-Salem will host the first Little Theater in North Carolina near the south, with a building leased and alterations contracted. Prof. Barnes L. Starr of Salem College leads the Drama Society in launching this intellectual movement aimed at staging contemporary dramas by recognized authors.
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Dan
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
South
Barnes L. Starr
Emelish
Salem College
Winston-Salem Drama Society
Plan to build permanent Booker T. Washington memorial
In Washington on January 17 a plan to raise 2 million dollars to create a permanent Tuskegee Institute memorial for Booker T. Washington was announced by Seth Low. Trustees would split the fund raising between white supporters and Black national donors. More than 3,000 people gathered at Metropolitan AME Church for the memorial service honoring the educator with speakers including Secretary Daniels and Secretary McAdoo.
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Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee, Alv
Booker T. Washington
Seth Low
New York
Institute
A. M. FE. Church
Daniels
Navy
McAdoo
Treasury
Meredith College to inaugurate Charles Edward Brewer as president
Meredith College trustees invite guests to the inauguration of Charles Edward Brewer as president on February 3, 2016 in Raleigh North Carolina. Brewer has led Meredith since September and previously served for over twenty years at Wake Forest College including three years as dean of the school of arts. The event is expected to attract many alumnae and friends.
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Meredith College
Charles Edward Brewer
Raleigh
N. C
Brewer
Meredith
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Durham leaders plan drive for Wittrell college funds
J R Duke and B N Duke of New York and Durham promised a 12500 donation to Wittrell college if the school authorities raise an equal amount. The pledge was announced by leading Durham Negro citizens and communicated to the bishop and trustees as they prepare a fundraising campaign.
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Durham
J. R
B. N. Duke
New York
J. R. Hawkins
A. M. E. Church
Wittrell College
Second Episcopal District
Broadway This Week Promises Star Studded Show
The Broadway management touts a top line bill for the week headlined by Mary Pickford in Mistress Nell on Monday and Marguerite Clark in The Prince and the Pauper on Wednesday. Vernam Castle and wife perform Tuesday while Cyril Maude stars in The Greater Will Thursday and Theodore Roberts in Mr Grex of Monte Carlo Friday. Saturday features Stace Cunard and Francis Ford in The Broken Coin serial with 10 20 cent and 10 cent admissions on select days. Manager Wagner promises more big acts and urges readers to watch the paper for updates.
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