Episcopal Meet Opens In New Orleans With Delay
The 48th triennial general conference of the Protestant Episcopal Church of America opens in New Orleans at Audubon Park. Bishop Thomas F. Gailor was to read the opening sermon but illness prevents delivery. Business sessions begin this afternoon with the house of bishops and the house of deputies.
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Audubon
Park
General Conference
Episcopal Church of America
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
National Council
Church
Theodore Dubose Bratton
Mississippi
Federated Council of Churches of Christ
Federated Counil
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Weather Reel Feels Northerly Winds Across Major Cities
In the eighties and smaller nineties Chicago and New York faced winter winds that spurred heavier clothing though conditions remained generally fair. The contrast highlighted cooler air yet stable skies over the two metro areas.
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Chicago
New York
Trogdon family forms new association in Asheboro
The annual Trogdon reunion gathered a full courthouse in Asheboro with Rev. Joel B. Trogdon delivering a short talk. Officers for the Trogdon Historical Society were elected including president W. B. Trogdon and secretary Wm. B. Trogdon. The next reunion is slated for October 1926 at the Asheboro courthouse.
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Trogdon
Randolph
Joel B. Trogdon
Stokesdale
Messrs
W. B
W. F. Trogdon
Hammer
Trogdon , Historical Society
W. B. Trogdon
North Wilkesboro
Wm. B. Trogdon
Greensboro
Ernest W. Trogdon
Daniel Trogdon
Wm. B. Trogdon, Jr
Rhuben
FF. Trogdon
John D. Trogdon
Tyson Trogdon
Preston Trogdon
Emsley Trogdon
Fred Odell
John Milton Odell
Wm. A. Alfred
Martha Matilda
Odell
All
Martha Delaney
Odell) Underwood
N.C
John
Jack
R. Trogdon
Seagrove
J. A. Odell
N. C
Prayer Services For Thursday Announced
Prayer services scheduled for Thursday use John 2 22 42 as the basis with the theme Assurance. The notice lists multiple congregations planning services and invites participation from the community.
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Jesson
Prayer meeting attendees listed across city streets
A fragment lists Thursday prayer meetings with names and street addresses including Elsie Haney Parkers, S C Embler Park, W M Epps Mangum Ave, East End Methodist, Willowbrook alt Lyndon, Zi Warner Willowbrook, L E Hollyfield South Main, R B Siiman Vail, Creach Cloverdale, Brady near E Green, Parker Prospect, Fred Holt Hamilton, D A Stanton E Green, Lewis Butler Engish, Susie Kirkman English nut, M F Nobles English, J D Hinshaw Adams, R E Biles Tipton, HJ Pell Barker, C H E Mendenhall Gatewood, B A Downey Howell, M R W Green Lindsay, John Lindsay Jr Colonial Drive, R D Millikan.
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Creach
Cloverdale
Brady
E. Green’street
le. J
Parker
Prospect Street
Fred Holt
Hamilton Street
D. A. Stanton
E. Green Street
Lewis. Butler
Engish Street
Susie Kirkman
Ich’ St Nut Street
M. F. Nobles
English Street
J. D. Hinshaw
Adams Street
R. E. Biles
Tipton Street
H. J. _Pell
Barker Street
C. HE
Mendenhall
Gatewood
B. “A. Downey
Howell Street
R. W. Green
Lindsay Street
John Lindsay,Jr
Colonial Drive
R. D. Millikan
Local Names and Addresses in Morris Area Notes
A list of residents and street names appears, noting Mrs. R B Terry, Mrs. H L Cook, Mrs. W am Hargett, plus Mrs. J W Welch and others across Johnson, Sherrod, Steele, N Main, N Hamilton, Hobson, and Vine streets. The fragment outlines several households and street designations with no accompanying events or dates.
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Morris Street
R. B.terry
Réland Park
Louise Avenue
W. Am Hargett
Johnson Street
Sherrod Street
Hammer
Steele Street
Vernon Idol
Main. Street
J. H. McCain
Hamilton Street
Foust
Hobson Street
C. F. Gressly
Vine
Oatrest
Coolidge Pleased With Legion Attitude at Omaha
President Coolidge, en route to Washington, praised the American Legion gathering in Omaha where he spoke to the convention. He said lasting peace requires an end to hatreds and a spirit of tolerance. He left with a gold watch from Washington state delegates and a Texas legionnaires’ ten gallon hat as he traveled through Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.
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Washington
Stansberry
White House
Omaha
American Legion Convention
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Piedmont Limited Adds Through Sleepers Boston New Orleans
Southern Railway System announces new through Pullman sleeping car services on Piedmont Limited trains 3 and 34 between New Orleans and Boston in connection with the Colonial Express between Washington and Boston. Tickets and reservations available via Southern railway agents.
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Piedmont Limited
Southern
Railway System
Pullman
New Orleans
Boston
Colonial Express
Washington
Southern Railway
R.A. Graham
Charlotte
N. C
Market snapshot notes early wheat rally and regional droughts
In spring wheat markets northwest states showed a fresh upturn as trading opened. At hand advices suggested Continental European stocks were low and drought affected parts of India and Australia, signaling cautious global supply concerns.
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States Northwest
India
Australia
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