Methodist Conference Names High Point Pastors
Western North Carolina conference announces ap pointments for High Point churches including East End EF Harbison Main Street Rogers Wesley Memorial McLarty Oakdale Jamestown Pleasant Garden Lofton Ramseur Scott Randleman Roles Reidsville Moores Kr uffin Starr and New Horde circuit Co P Routh Wentworth Goode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
EF. J. Harbison
Main Street
T. J. Rogers
Wesley Memorial
E. K. McLarty
H. W. Howard
Jamestown
Oakdale
W. C. Jones
Liberty
A. L. Lucas
Pleasant Garden
A. G. Lofton
Ramseur
W. L. Scott
Randleman
W. AL. Roles
Reidsville
M. FB. Moores
Kruffin
M. BF. Starr
New Horde
Church District Listings Trace Presiding Elders and Panels
A long list of district presiding elders and rostered leaders across Greensboro, Salisbury, Statesville, and Winston-Salem regions appears, detailing names such as Womble, Proffitt, Littiker, Newell, and many others, with assignments to churches, circuits, and areas like Central, Albermarle, and Trinity College. The document catalogues pastors and supernumeraries for multiple districts, including East and West Greensboro, China Grove, Linwood, and Thomasville, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Presiding Elder
W. F. Womble
Ashboro
W. H. Willis
Cole Ridge
J. H. Brendall
Deep River
J. A. Howell
Gibsonville
G. W. Clay
Greensboro Beth- Gh
H. A. Teamartaway
J. W.W. Kennedy
Centenary
KR. G. Tuttle
Linwood
W. A. Barber
Park Place
L. B., Hayes
J. P. Lanning
Supernumera
Spring Garden
G. T. Bond
Walnut
J. A. Burgess
West Market
J. H. Barnfart
E. P. Bfillups, Jr
H. M. Blair
East Greensboro
First Street
J. A Sharpe
Albemarle Circuit
E. J. Poe
Radin
W. S Hales
China Grove
E. Richardson
Concord Central
W. A. Jenkin
Park
H. H. Robbins
South Main
M. B. Wolsey
Salisbury
C. R. Allison
Spencer Central
T. J. Jamison
East Spencer
R. C. Kirk
Woodleaf
T. W. Plyler
Yadkin
V. O. Dutton
Trinity College
A. C. Tippett
Statesville
Winston Statesville
BM. Littiker
Alexander
A. R. Bell
Ball Creek
T. W. Hager
Hiddenite
D. A. Oakley
Hudson
R. K. Brady
Huntersville
Jones Memorial
Lenoir
D. A. Tucker
South Lenoir
D. H. Tuttle
F. H. Price
Makden
Ira Irwin
Mooresville
L. B. Abernethy
Broad Street
G. W. Fink
D. P. Waters
Olin
Davidson
R. F. Honeycutt
Denton
J. N. Rundell
Farmington
O. Kennerly
Forsyth
John Klein
J. Kennersville
E. c. Cole
Lewisville
J. W. Vestal
Lexington
W. L. Hutchins
Stranger
R. A. Smith
J. W. Campbell
Mocksville
A. C. Swofford
Oak Ridge
W. G. McFarland
Thomasville
A. C. Gibbons
T. B. Johnson
Welcome
John H. Green
Winston- Salem
Burkhead
J. S. Hyatt
C. EB
Burnhart
Grace
Williamson
Green
A. G. Stemper
North Winston-Salem
Southside
J. A. Farrington
West End
R. H. Daugherty
Children’s Home
C. A. Wood
Cuba
J. W. Fitzgerald
Tragedy as Man Killed by Train Near Koehli Station
S J Craig of Patrick county was killed Saturday in Henry county when surprised by a Norfolk and Western train. He was walking along the track toward Martinsville near Koehli station and apparently unaware of the approaching locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
S. J Craig
Patrick County
Henry County
Norfolk and Western
Craig
Koehli Station
Martinsville
Cyclone Mack Attacks Blease Defeat Talk in North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch notes Cycone McLendon, famed South Carolina evangelist, deriding the defeat of Cole L. Blease in the South Carolina gubernatorial nomination. He predicts a feminist wave and quips a man may wear ruffles to win office as he heads to a revival in Sampson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
B. F
Cycone) McLendon
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
McLendon
Samson County
Mystery surrounds liquor haul attempt in High Point
Yesterday a report of men removing a 16 gallon keg of whisky from a car led High Point officers on a woods search. An unknown informer claimed two men attacked and kidnapped him, but no arrests were made and the car remained in its original spot. The case remains perplexing and unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Tigis
Highland
Mackwelhon
Gray
Morris
Friddie
Russell
Blackwelder
Anonymous
Preachers Admitte d to Conference Exempt From Tobacco Rule
Monroe Oct 23 The Western North Carolina conference rules on tobacco abstention do not apply to preachers admitted before the ruling. The rule applies to candidates seeking admission. Bishop Denny says he would obey if required. Conference opens with appointments for about 275 preachers and plans next year in Winston-Salem. The hospital board and Sunday school gains highlight the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Collins Deny
Richmond
Western North Carolina Conference
Reputo
Denny
Dese
Winston- Salem
East
North Carolina Conference
Cotton Makes A Season's Record On Opening
The cotton market opened firm as Liverpool was due and reports from the cotton goods trade and southern spot markets remained bullish. Active months rose 10 to 15 points above Saturday's close with December hitting 86, a new seasonal high, while October lingered near 23.54 and other futures ranged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Minister Goes On Trial in Georgia Murder Case
Elliott Padrick, former minister, charged with the murder of his wife and mother in law, is to go on trial in Statesboro. He is expected to plead insanity and seek a hearing on the issue, according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro, Ga
Elliott Padrick
Hale's High Point visit postponed for export rate talks
Matthew Hale of Wilmington president of the South Atlantic Maritime association will not visit High Point as planned to discuss export rate equality. The talk is postponed, not canceled, with possible rescheduling in the coming weeks. Louis T. Moore was to accompany him to explain the matter to local shippers. High Point interests seek to prevent rate changes affecting shipments through southern ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Hale
Wilmington
South Atlantic Maritime Association
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Hale
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louis T. Moore
Six Year Old Preacher Conducts Service in Maryland
N FE Hastings of Salisbury Maryland, at six years old, entered public schools and yesterday led a service at St Pauls Methodist Protestant church in a manner of an experienced minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
N. FE. Hastings
Salisbury
St. Paul's Methodist Protestant Church
Bonar Law Elected Leader of Unionist Party
Andrew Bonar Law was unanimously chosen leader of the Unionist Party at a London meeting attended by 489 members, including 152 peers. He indicated he will accept forming a cabinet and will outline policy in a Glasgow speech. Lord Carson’s presence fueled speculation of a political return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionar Law
Glasgow
Lord Carson
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Unionist
Ceel
Bonar Law
Marquis Sane
Stanley Baldwin
Ac of Trade
England
Premer Des Gnate
Viscount Cave
Lord Derby
Earl Gray
Registration Books Open For Extension Election
Registration for the November 21 extension election shows strong turnout on opening day with nearly 150 names in one precinct and good activity across others. Many registrants favor extending city limits while some express support after reconsidering the issue as progress for High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aso
da Bloe
High Point
Americans Build Armenian Land
Dr John R Voris told the American Christian convention in Burlington that the Near East relief has built a safe homeland for Armenian orphans and refugees. He said 110000 children are housed and educated, with adults kept alive, and praised American philanthropy for shaping a grateful future Armenian attitude toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Near East Relief
John R. Voris
New York
American Christian Convention
Dr. Voris
America
Armenia
Jarrells Travel to Danville With Daughter Helen
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jarrell and their daughter Helen traveled to Danville yesterday, accompanied by G. L. Jarrell.
Prosecutors Give Up Ghost In Hil Mills Murder Case
In Trenton on October 23 the attorney general's department assumed charge of the Hil Mills murder investigation. Wilbur A. Mott of Essex County was deputized as deputy attorney general, to begin duties immediately. Prosectors Beekman and Stricker requested the takeover, signaling a shift after reports the case was near closure and indictments were expected. The move suggests the case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Attorney General's Department
Hil-Mills
McGranh
Wilbur A. Mott
Essex County
Mr. Mott
Justice Parker
Beekman and Stricker
Somerset
Middlesex
Odd Fellows Parade Film At Rose Theater For Orphanage
A Rose theater program Thursday shows a film of the Odd Fellows parade from the state convention in Winston-Salem last May. Part of the proceeds aid the Odd Fellows orphanage at Goldsboro. Midd Fellows lodge members sell tickets to raise funds for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Theater
Convention of Odd Fellows
Winston-Salem
Odd Fellows
Goldsboro
Lodge of Midd Fellows
Gypsy Man Dies Alone in Local Hospital
The body of Joseph Williams a traveling gypsy died Saturday afternoon at a local hospital after kidney disease. He was found in critical condition near Cecil's filling station West of the city and taken in by an unknown Black woman. Undertakers seek his wife in Augusta Ga. Five hundred dollars in cash and a horse and wagon were found on him. Williams had lived a life of travel and visited High Point many times in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
SF. W. Sechrest & Son
Williams
Cecil’s
William
High Point
Hgh Point
J. W. Johnson
Board of Associated Charities of
Augusta
Dr Lyman Abbott Dies in New York City
Doctor Lyman Abbott editor in chief of The Outlook and former Plymouth Church pastor dies in New York at age 86 after a bronchitis illness. Six children survive him two daughters and four sons were at his bedside. He had lived at Cornwall on the Hudson before returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Abbott
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Bishop Denny Sermon Rated Masterpiece at Monroe
A. Futrell of High Point attended Bishop Denny’s sermon at the Monroe Methodist Episcopal church yesterday and called it a masterpiece. He traveled with his father M. B. Futrell and Mr. and Mrs. Pato Futrell for the conference and described the trip as very delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe
A. Futrell
High Point
M. BE. Futrell
Pato Futrell
Auto theft arrest sparks High Point case against gang
Clyde Holder was arrested for larceny of an automobile in front of Friends church and will face Judge Walter Royal in municipal court. Police Chief Blackwelder hopes the arrest breaks a possible circle of car thieves in High Point amid prior thefts and anxious residents. Holder’s case was continued to tomorrow. separately G W Denton was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons and fined fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Holder
Friends Church
Carl Kearns
Holder
Walter Royal
Blackwelder
High Point
G. W. Denton
Notable Samoan Chief Leiato Dies After Cession Signatory
PAGOPAGO American Samoa Oct 21 Leiato a high chief of Tutuila is dead. He was among the original signatories to the cession of Tutuila to the United States and ordered a lasting memory of President McKinley by naming a south Tutuila road the McKinley road built by his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagopago
American Samoa
Leiato
Tutuila
Tuatalia
United States
McKinley
Tutulla
McKinley Road
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