Citywide revival to begin Sunday in High Point
A three week citywide interdenominational revival opens Sunday night with a large tent on South Main Street. Rev C P Coble starts the series with local preachers each night next week and June 4 guest evangelist Rev William Black from Charlotte will lead with his singer Professor Burr. Churches will hold morning services and many close Sunday night to join the revival.
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C. P. Cobl
William Black
Charlotte
Professor Burr
High Point
South Main Street
P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
Winston District Conference Closes After Strong Final Day
Thomasville May 27. The Winston Salem district conference closed Friday afternoon after a day of strong sermons and notable addresses. Bishop Kilgo preached at the 11 o clock service and lay leader Q O Woolsey was elected. Delegates from several counties will attend the November meeting in Gastonia, with Winston-Salem selected as next year’s host city.
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Thomasville
Hilge
Winston-Salem
Few
Trinity
Walker
Weaver College
Craven
Davenport Colege
Kilgo
Christ
Wilgo
God
Brinkman
Mr. Myers
Advance
W. A Lambeth
Reidsville
QO. W. Woolsey
Lexington
Col
Frank Lambeth
JC. W. Snyder
J. R. Moore
Mocksville
Ripple
Gastonia
Cardinal Gibbons to Speak on Churches and the League
Washington May 27 Delegates at the militant League to Enforce Peace convention hear James Cardinal Gibbons discuss What the Churches Have at Stake in the Success of the League Other speakers include Philip H Gadsden J Mott Hallowell Theodore Marburg Herbert S Houston Charles S Ward Benjamin Ide Wheeler Nathhemiah Boynton and others in a session on organization publicity finance and general league topics
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Washington
Militant League
League of Nations
James Cardinal Gibbons
Philip H. Gadsden
Charleston
S. C
J. Mott Hallowell
Boston
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Belgium
Herbert S. Houston
New York
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Charles S. Ward
International Committee of the
Suffragists Sell Flowers on Fifth Avenue Hats
Hundreds of yellow peach basket hats with blue rose accents parade along Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Designed by Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip, the hats are worn by New York suffragists who learned that English women earned a million dollars selling artificial flowers in one day last year and decided to try it. Mrs. Thompson Seton and Mrs. John Flagler of Greenwich, Conn., were among the flower girls.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Frank A. Vanderlip
England
Thompson Seton
John Flagler
Greenwich
Conn
Militant Pacifists Meet in Washington to Talk Peace
Washington May 26 America's militant pacifists convened for their first national convention under the League to Enforce Peace American section Taft presiding. Notable speakers include George Grafton Williams Talcott Williams John Bates Clark and Oscar Straus discussing policy alliance Europe and the League's impact with War Secretary Baker and labor leaders among others. The convention closes with a dinner tomorrow evening.
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Washington
America
League To
Taft
George Grafton Williams
Harvard
Talcott Williams
Columbia
John Bates Clark
Carnegie Peace Organization
Thomas R. White
Philadelphia
League
Oscar Straus
New York
Force
Edward A. Filene
Boston
United States
Hamilton Holt
Newton D. Baker
R. G. Rhett
Charleston
S. C
American Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Gompers
The
Federation of Labor
Oliver Wilson
National Grange
Peoria
North Carolinians Attend Peace Sessions in Washington
North Carolina delegates travel to the League to Enforce Peace convention in Washington. Listed attendees include W Vance Brown, J Harrison, F L Williamson, J Hyde Pratt, T B Long, Z V Taylor, C A Williams, A M Moore, S H Kearns, B Skinner, J Bailey Owen, W A Harper, J B Underwood, N O Berry, G A Norwood, H Skinner, S B Turrentine, L L Hobbs, M M Metcalf, W Johnston Andrews, C E K Brewer, J G Brown, J A Mills, W H Williamson, O B Eaton, R B Glen, F B Mebane, J R Kenley.
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Washington
League
Asheville
W. Vance Brown
J. Harrison
Burlington
F. L. Williamson
Chapel Hill
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Charlotte
Thomas B. Long
Z. V. Taylor
C. A. Williams
Durham
A. M. Moore
S. H. Kearns
Benjamin
Skinner
Henderson
J. Bailey Owen
Elon College
W. A. Harper
Fayetteville
Joseph B. Underwood
Goldsboro
Nathan Oberry
G. A. Norwood
Harry Skinner
Greensboro
S. B. Turrentine
Guilford College
L. L. Hobbs
Pinehurst
Maynard M. Metcalf
Raleigh
William Johnston Andrews
C. EK. Brewer
Joseph G. Brown
John A. Mills
William H. Williamson
Winston-Salem
O. B. Eaton
R. B. Glen
Spray
Frank B. Mebane
Wilmington
J. R. Kenley
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Gentle Liver Action
Anna Hawn of Cedar Grove Missouri writes Foley Cathartic Tablets are the best liver pills as they do not nauseate or gripe and act freely on the liver. Recommended for constipation bloating sour stomach gas bad breath and irregular action. Mann Drug Co. adv.
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Anna Hawn
Cedar Grove
Mann Drug Co. Adv
Sunday church services and union revival notices
Local church listings report Sunday activities across Wesley Memorial Lutheran First Presbyterian First Reformed Friends East End Methodist and other congregations. Services include Sunday schools at 9:45 to 9:45 am and morning worship at 11 am while evening services are canceled for union tents and evangelistic gatherings.
St Marys Episcopal Church Notice
St Marys Episcopal Church invites all to Fifth Sunday after Easter services Rev L W Blackwelder rector conducts Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning prayer with sermon at 11 a.m. evening prayer and sermon at 5 p.m. All welcome.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal
L. W. Blackwelder
South Main Street Methodist Announces Sunday Services
Rev H H Robbins pastor leads Sunday School at 9 80 a m with J O Conner superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m on Lessons from Failures. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
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East End
South Main Street Methodist Church
H. H. Robbins
J. O. Conner
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Amon
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St. Luke
Paul
Antioch
Judea
Antioch Christian
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Paul and
Turkey
Coud
Barnahaus
Tripoli
Syria
Beirut
Sidon
Haifa
Mt. Carmel
Galilee
Damascus
Aleppo
Nablus
Norad
Phoenicia
Samaria
Paw
Asia
Minor
Peter
Cornelius
James
C. P. Cobbo
Winston District
Cardinal Gibbons
Peace League
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Berkeley
California
Nethmiah Boynton
Brooklyn
President Lowell
Harry A. Wieceler
Chicago
Franklin H. Giddings
Shailer Matthews
Federal Council of Churches
Wesley Memorial Methodist
G. T. Rowe
A. J. Idol
First Presbyterian
Charess P. Cople
Bible School
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Christian Endeavor
First Reformed
L. A. Peeler
J. R. Young
Sylvester Newlin
Tor Bible School
Joseph D. Cox
Y. Po
Union Tent Meeting
Main Street
Evangelist Black Coming
Evangelist Black
Mr. Burr
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