Appointments Of Methodist Church Return All The High Point Ministers
The Western North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South lists next year’s pastoral assignments. District by district, ministers are named to churches such as Asheville Bethel, Central, Haywood Street, Oakdale, Greensboro area churches, and numerous others in High Point, Charlotte, and surrounding counties. The note also lists missionaries to Japan and educational leaders.
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Methodist Church
High Point
Statesville
Western North Carolina Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Asheville
H. C. Sprinkle
Presiding
Bethel
T. C. Jordon
Biltmore
M. B. Clegg
Central
A. C. Chappell
Chestnut Street
C. A. Stamper
Haywood Street
T. A. Grace
Mt. Pleasant
M. G. Ervin
West Asheville
J. C. Hiatt
Black Mountain
G. C. Grinkman
Brevard
E. R. Welch
Elk
Oteen
L. W. Colson
Rosman
J. C. Richardson
Saluda Tryon
P. E. Parker
Sandy Mush
A. J. Burrus
Spring Creek
A. A. Angel
Supply
Swannanoa
J. O. Cox
Weaverville
D. W. Brown
J. W. Grace
Western Mexican Mission
R. J. Parker
Charlotte
D. M. Litaker
Presiding Elder
Ansonville
O. B. Mitchell
New Hope
J. W. Kennedy
Charlotte-Belmont Park
J. F. Armstrong
Brevard Street
A. P. Ratledge
Calvary
C M. Sport
Chadwick
B. F. Hargett
Dilworth
G. D. Hermon
Duckworth Memorial
E. P. Billups
Duncan
A. R
W. L. Sherrill
Greensboro
J. B. Crav
Asheboro
W. H. Wills
Coleridge
H. F. Starr
H. G. Allen
Ronda
Roaring River
W. J. Miller
Sparta
A. L. Lucas
Todd
Tr. G Williams
Warrenville
W. J. Huskey
Wilkesvoro
J. S. Folger
Japan
W. A. Wilson
Appalachian Training School
J. M. Doawnan
Marion
E. O. Cole
Ball Creek
F. A
Insurance fraud case linked to Kentucky mine blast unfolds
Prosecution of an $85,000 fraud tied to a Kentucky mine explosion nine months ago advances in Kentucky Florida and New Jersey. William H. Turner allegedly caused two deaths by the blast at McCarr near Pikeville and relatives face arrest and restitution actions.
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New York
A. P
Kentucky
Florida
New Jersey
William H. Turner
Pikeville
Germany
McCarr
F. W. Farley
Turner
Miami
Fla
Coral Gables
Trenton
N. J
Tuesday Church Schedule for Prayer and Services
The program lists morning prayer at 7 a.m in the annex and 10 a.m. service in the tabernacle. At 12:30 p.m. meetings in shops, 3 p.m. neighborhood prayer meetings, 7:30 p.m. song service, and 8 p.m. sermon by Rev. George T. Stephens.
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Tabernacle
George T. Stephens
Praying George Stephens Draws 4000 to Tabernacle Sermons
In High Point the evangelist Stephen delivered two powerful services at the tabernacle amid illness. Despite ptomaine poisoning Saturday, he preached with fervor, urging men to repentance at the afternoon meeting and delivering a compelling message to a full audience last night. Men confessed sins and found forgiveness, while Stephens warned against arrogance and deceit among self styled know it alls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Worth Bacon
Tabernacle
George” Stephens
Temple of Worship
Mr. Stephens
Stephens
High Point
Criminal gang in luxury apartments robs 28 holds ups
New York October 19 AP twelve or thirteen members of the Tessler gang were captured in upscale East Side apartments. Weapons and silenced pistols found with Shakespeare and math books. A woman member Helen Hamilton was armorer. A second gang of seven men was arrested on the West Side.
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New York
Tessler
East Side
Shakespeare
Boswell
Johnson
Bronx
Helen Hamilton
Herman Rothenberg
Rothenberg
West Side
Hiram Percy Maxim
Arthur Leslie
Rothermel
Columbia University
Abraham Peka
Furrher
Pefka
Walter Aldrich
Small Increase In Water Borne Exports
Water borne exports of the United States for the year ending June 30 rose six percent from 1924 to nearly 52 million tons. Britain and North Atlantic Europe led gains with 2.4 million tons above 1924. Mediterranean exports grew 800 thousand tons, South America 600 thousand, Caribbean 460 thousand, Africa 200 thousand. Far East trade fell 1.2 million, Mexican trade down 200,000, and South Atlantic France and Spanish trade up 150,000.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Research of the Shipping Board
Great Britain
North Atlantic
Europe
Mediterranean
South America
Caribbean
Africa
Far East
South Atlantic
France
Four Shop Meetings To Be Held Tuesday
In connection with the Stephens tabernacle meetings there will be four shop meetings on Tuesday. Three of these are to be at 12 15 p m and one at 2 p m. At 12 15 the services will be as follows Robbins Hosiery Mills services conducted by Will Stephens and Powell Lee Peerless Veneer Co services in charge of Don Cochran Perry Plywood Corporation services under the direction of Rev. George R Brown. At 2 o'clock services will be held at the Industrial Electric Company and will be conducted by Don Cochran and the Rev C P Coble.
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Stephens Tabernacle
Robbins Hosiery Mills
Will Stephens
Powell Lee
Peerless Veneer Co
Don Cochran
Perry Plywood Corporation
George R. Brown
Industrial Electric Company
C. P. Coble
Mrs. Putnam Robbed On a Florida Road
Five highwaymen were sought by police and sheriff's forces after the reported robbery of Mrs Nina Wilcox Putnam and her companion R W Gauger in West Palm Beach Florida. They said the robbers took $1000 in earnings a $500 vanity case papers worth $4500 and $75 in cash.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Nina Wilcox Putnam
R. W. Gauger
Railroad seeks loan to buy locomotives and freight cars
The Central of Georgia Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve $3,840,000 in equipment trust certificates to finance a purchase of 15 locomotives and 1,900 freight cars. The securities will be sold to Kuhn Loeb and Company of New York.
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Washington
Central of Georgia Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kuhn Loeb and Company of
New York
Not Constitutional Arizona Minimum Wage Ruling Declared Unconstitutional
The Arizona supreme court ruled the state minimum wage law for women unconstitutional, declaring the measure invalid. The decision centers on gendered labor protections and the legality of wage regulations.
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Washington
Arizona
Supreme Court
Salisbury Man Kills Himself After Visit To Invalid Mother
Salisbury, Oct 10 AP Dan A. Kelly 62 committed death by own action at his home about 6 am He built a fire then shot himself in the head with a .38 pistol bullet entering the temple His wife found him He had recently returned from Charlotte after visiting his invalid mother Ill health is cited by the family as the cause
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Salisbury
Dan A. Kelly
Charlotte
Jabsonville
Fla
Clyde Line
William J. Lawler
Winthrop
Mass
Mayport
Texas Company
Reaper
Meta
Little Seaport
Jacksonville
Lawler
Anti-Saloon Leader Plans a Bold New Tack
A new anti saloon movement figure, successor to R L Davis, is described as a reformist evangelist known to the state. He targets officers and those who oppose prohibition, presenting himself as liberal and decisive in strategy.
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R. L. Davis
Upchurch to lead North Carolina Anti-Saloon League drive
Raleigh October 19 Rev C A Upchurch new head of the North Carolina Anti-Saloon League outlines a campaign line to promote prohibition enforcement. He plans a November statement on policy and faces mixed views on sheriffs and officers enforcing the law. Democratic party tension rises as William S Moye resigns from the revenue post under Rufe Doughton.
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Raleigh
C. A. Upchurch
Nashville
R.L. Davis
Anti-Saloon League
North Caro
Lina
Upchurch
North Carolina
League
Sahara
Collier’s Weekly
National
Collier's
William S. Moye
Revenue Department
Rufe Doughton
Revision of Tax Laws Advances in Congress
The Ways and Means Committee opens hearings on a new federal tax revision aiming for a 300 to 500 million dollar cut. Secretary Mellon resists higher exemptions while signaling possible lower top surtax and overall rate reductions.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Congress
Garner
Texas
Mellon
Garner R
Edge
New Jersey
Bacharach
National Rivers and Harbors Congress Plans Washington Convention
The twenty first annual convention is to be held in Washington on December 9 and 10. The group will urge Congress to approve an appropriation of at least 50 million dollars for rivers and harbors projects.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Negro taxi owner charged in prewar liquor theft case
R V Haynes, a Richmond Negro taxicab owner, held on 25000 bond after arraignment on charges he stole 60000 worth of pre prohibition liquor from a New Yorker's cellar. Detective Dugan alleges a conspiracy with household staff to drill the vault and smuggle the liquor to Richmond. Bail may be reduced, extradition to New York possible.
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Richmond
R. V. Haynes
Charles Dugan
New York
Haynes
John Ingram
Dugan
Daniel M. Hall G A R Leader Dies at 82 in Columbus
Daniel M. Hall 82 former commander in chief of the National Grand Army of the Republic in 1911 died in Columbus Ohio of heart disease. He assumed the office after F B Bell of New York died. Hall had long led G A R activities and served as a prominent veteran leader for many years.
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Columbus
Daniel M. Hall
National Grand Army of the Republic
F. B. Bell
New York
SOS from Ignacio Floria Reaches President Harding in Mid Ocean
United States Lines wireless report from the President Harding states it is responding to an SOS from the Ignacio Floria while at sea. The notice confirms a mid ocean communication between vessels and the carrier’s alerted course.
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New York
United States Lines
President Harding
Mid-Ocean
Ignacio Floria
Colored People To Attend Service In Tabernacle Tonight
Evangelist George T. Stephens preaches to High Point colored community at 7:30 The tabernacle will host several thousand negro attendees from the city and nearby towns with whites admitted after the service starts the subject being True Riches or How To Be Rich.
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Tabernacle
George T. Stephens
High Point
Stephens
Tax reform proposals urged by national industrial board
The National Industrial Conference Board issued a report urging tax law changes to the Ways and Means Committee. Proposals include a 20 percent surtax cap for high net incomes, a 1 percent normal tax on the first 4000 dollars, repeal of estate and gift taxes, repeal of excise taxes on several items, lower vehicle taxes, repeal of the publicity clause, and improved tax administration. It also recommends trimming formal court procedures in tax appeals.
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Washington
Bureau of International Revenue
Board of Tax Appeals
Three Men Killed In Plane Crash Near Cape Map Court House
Three men were killed when an airplane bearing the number AS-68524 crashed near Cape Map Court House New Jersey. The airmen’s identities were not known. A package found in the plane was addressed to Lieutenant Haley.
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Cape Map Court House
N. J
Haley
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