North Carolina Legislature Opens Its Session With Officer Elections
Lt Governor Turner presided over the Senate at noon as officers were sworn in. In the House Chief Clerk Hackett and other officers were elected, Speaker Guion was chosen, and the body organized. Committees for both chambers, including Finance, Judiciary, Education, and Public Roads, were named. The Governor’s inaugural message was read and printed, and a day’s legislative business included several bills and routine motions.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
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Reading
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Eller
Robert N. Staley
Toms
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Congress
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Guion
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Robinson
Guilford
Crisp
North Carolina
Frank D. Hackett
Wilkes
Little
Pitt
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Lincoln
T. B. Arendell
M. D. Kimsland
Haywood
John H. Kerr
Caswell
D. H. Jones
Cofield
Jules Cowles
Judiciary
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Stewart
Rector
Henderson County
Granville
Laughinghouse
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Forsyth
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The Tragedy of Vashti in a Sunday Sermon
The Rev. Frederick F. Shannon sermons on Vashti from Esther 1 11 12 praising the queen's sacrifice and virtue. He contrasts Vashti with Cleopatra and other famed queens, arguing modesty elevates beauty and highlighting Vashti as a timeless symbol of moral integrity.
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Gates of Pearl
Many Mansions and Japanese Feudal War Notions
An editorial excerpt reflects on spiritual longing with a Maclaren quote and admonitions to humble conduct. It shifts to a brief note on Japan’s feudal era, highlighting daimio wives defending castles and the martial spirit and patriotism of Japanese women past and present.
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