Better Training for Ministers Urged by Sherman
Nashville May 2 Dr H H Sherman general secretary of the Southern Methodist board of education urged better ministerial training. He warned poorly trained clergy cannot lead in Christian character or service and noted the system runs 75 schools and colleges with programs for 18 church wide summer schools and student pastors while administering over 500000 in funds.
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Nashville
Tenn
H. H. Sherman
Southern Methodist Church
Board of Education
Sherman
Christ
High Point Leader Urges World Conquest in His Name
State College board advised by Dr Sherman to arrange favorable courses for handicapped ministers across institutions. He urged Methodist support similar to Baptist programs at Louisville Theological Seminary. Last year 170 candidates joined ministry totaling 2038 enrolled. Pastor training rose and Christian education gifts reached about 8 million dollars, plus similar bequests to educational institutions.
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Sherman
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Theological Seminary
Louis
Ville
Konjola praised as master medicine in High Point notices
An advertisement from the Konjola Man at Main Drug Company, 105 South Main Street, High Point, touts Konjola as a superior remedy for stomach, liver, kidney and rheumatic ailments. Endorsements from local residents, including Harvey M. Perdue of 1201 Filbert Street, claim remarkable health improvements after thirty days of use.
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Konjola
South Main Street
High Point
Harvey M. Perdue
Filbert Street
Onjola
Lawn Drug Store
South Maintreet
Movement Prompts Influx of Bequests to Educational Institutions
A speaker noted the movement established years ago has drawn similar sums to educational institutions through bequests and benefactions, reflecting interest in advancing educational work across the sector.
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Christian Education Movement
Holladay Hall Nears Completion At State College
Enterprise Bureau reports Holladay Hall the old administration building at State College is nearly finished with a June commencement target. A brown stone entrance and a modern office suite layout will be added, using rare brown sandstone from the original vein to recreate the historic facade. The renovation includes two entrances and a redesigned interior.
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State College
New Brown Stone Building to House College Offices
A projected west facing entrance in brown sandstone will form a distinctive foyer. The northeast first floor holds the president’s offices while the dean of students and business manager occupy the rest. The basement houses the military department with thecmdt’s office in the southeast corner. The registrar fills the third floor. The building will be rewired replastered and steel stairs with marble treads replace the old wooden ones.
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Military Department
Commandment
Bankruptcies Decrease in Eastern Carolina
A survey by Sam A. Ashe Jr. shows 50 bankruptcy proceedings started in the Eastern Carolina district in January through April, down from 54 in the same period last year. Ashe notes most 1929 bankrupts were small merchants.
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Raleigh
N. G
Sam A. Ashe, Jr
Federal District Court For
Eastern Carolina
Bankruptcy Motions Drive Most Proceedings This Year
For the first four months of last year the number of larger concerns rose. This year thirty of the fifty proceedings were started on motion of the alleged bankrupts. Read Enterprise Want Ads.
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Endorsed After 47 Years Practice
A vintage advertisement presents Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non habit forming remedy for constipation. It claims bowls are emptied promptly without griping, promoting natural relief and broad use for constipation biliousness stomach issues headaches fevers and colds. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and try the product tonight.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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