Greatest Baptist Religious Meeting Held in Lexington
Lexington hosts what officials call the largest and most enthusiastic Baptist convention in its history. Delegates present include notable visitors and local clergy with sermons by Dr. W C Ritling and Rev W A Crouch. Mission reports, endowment totals, and college data for William Jewell College are outlined, highlighting resources, student counts, and ministry plans.
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Lexington
M. 4. Brecker
A. W. Payne
Foreler
Grace Kinney
J.P Lowe
Wood. Smith
Southern Board
William Jewel College
Iin
John Guing
Leeang
Negro College
Macon
Om Mitford Rives
Sr Towle
F. C. McCornell
Kansas City
Aho
Haynes
St. Louis
WA. Crouch
Fatal Fire Claims Old Lady at Arch Williams Place
An outhouse fire on Arch Williams Place a mile south of town destroyed the building and killed Mary Gwin, a 65 year old resident. She lived frugally and was described as feeble and eccentric with a niece in Kansas City as her only known relative. She had suffered dropsy and inflammatory rheumatism for a month.
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Arch Williams Place
Mary Gwin
Bulding
Miss Gwin
Kansas City
Good Roads Meeting at Gatwvette Courthouse
The Good Roads Society plans its regular semiannual meeting in Wit fgineville Wednesday at seven pm. Superintendent and other interests discuss road revisions requested by attendees. City official De M. G. Uguerts to attend.
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Gatwvette Couste
Wetaelocka
Central College Concert Invitation Flashback
Central College announces a regular concert tonight at 8 30 PM in the college hall. All music lovers are invited to attend. Dr M D Wilson traveled to Selala Thursday evening on business.
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Eutral College
M.D. Wilson
Selala
Mrs Grace L Cullom Dead In Kansas City
Mrs Grace Le Cullom died Friday at seven o'clock at her sister Mim dun Cyrus home in Kansas City. She was born in Dee and lived in Susie and Kansas City. She leaves three children Mrs John Cite of Kansas City Mrs Albert Eells of Homer Springs and William Catleri n of this city. The remains were brought down Friday morning and taken directly to the cemetery after the train. Short services were held at the grave.
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Grace le Cullom
Kansas City
Mim Dun Cyrus
Cullom
Dee. Ih
Tn Suse
John Cite
Albert Eells
Homer Springs
Wiliam Catlerin
Episcopal Bishop Atwell Leads Kansas Services at Priacopal
The Episcopal Church in Kansas announces Bishop Atwell will lead morning and evening services at the Priacopal church this Sunday, guiding worship and communal rites in a regional religious observance.
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Episcopal Church
Bishop Atwell
Kansas
City
Priacopal
Missouri Baptist Association Meets in Open Session
Delegates and guests gathering in formal attire for the seventy third annual Missouri Baptist Association meeting. Key officers appointed with E W Stephens touring the world and Dr J P Kemper advancing as acting moderator. Opening sermon delivered by Dr W Bitting at the First Baptist auditorium amid strong reception.
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Congress
J. M. Frost
Nashvile
B. A. Dement
Louisville
W. H. Smith
Richmond, Va
Bruce Kinney
Ottawa
M D. Fubiak
China
John 5. Cleavens
Mexico
A. B. Dexter
Brazil
Missouri Baptist Association
E. W. Stephens
J.P. Kemper
Honry Harris
A. W. Payne
St. Louis
J. L. Appelgate
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
W. ©. Bitting
Second Baptist Church
Ragland Redd Wedding in Dover Draws Notable Guests
One of Dover’s grand weddings, the Ragland Redd ceremony, took place at the Christian church with autumnal decor and music by Mind Palmer of Kansas City. The bride Miss Mary Willie Redd of Dover and groom Mr. KG Ragland, a railroad man from Bonham, Texas, led a large reception, then left for Kansas City and Texas.
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Dover
Mind Palmer
Kansas City
Wilfama
Atratns
Wahers
Frank Gordon
Jovelle Redd
Will Harwood
W. Harwood
Grommewen
Ff. Medd
Jes
Sydnor
City
Caltin
Elaine Campbell
May Helle Carter
Bertive Campbell
Gildohomenwanie Redd
Byrd Campbell, Jr
Wren
Hal T. Redd
Rev. Mensa
Mendelohn
Mary Willie Redd
WiAedd
Sig
Gathered religious leaders discuss laymen movement at state meeting
Vr Crouch style remarks praised by listeners as B Storts of Slater is chosen chairman of the state gathering. Prominent organizers from across the country speak Thursday on laymen efforts. Obituaries memorials and church groups report in sessions. Sarah Applebaum of St Louis arrives for a family visit with M Ladeson.
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Vr Crouch
B. Storts
Slater
Stat
J. Campbell White
New York
Aaymen
Sanitarhus Association
Theological Seminaries
Ihtorigal Society
Meligious
Board of ‘State Missions and Sunday Schools
W. ©. Adderson
Methodist Church
Sarah Applebaum
St. Louis
M. Ladeson
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W. C
J. Dillard
Macone City
Mission Board
KB. W.stephens
Jno
A. Guthrie
Rk, T. Manspteld
Good Roads Meeting
Arcovet
Trun
Lees
Yeateri
Bere Wel
de M. G. Uguerts
Inthis
W. B. Waddell, Deacon
Irev
W. C. Bitting
D. D
Cefftral College
Grace Ll. Cullom
Lexington Baptist Church
Carrie Metcalf
Blacksburn
Groves
Esident
W. White
Lexington College For Young Women
M. P. Royle, Deacon
Key
G. W. Hyde
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