Central Christian church opens with large auditorium
The new Central Christian church in the Inland Empire opened December 6 with a 1600-seat auditorium. Rev. James S. Myers of Fort Worth led two services and aimed to raise $12,000 to cover indebtedness. morning gifts surpassed $11,000. The dedication sermon followed the evening service.
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James 8. Myers
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Spokesman-Review
Pendleton Man Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
S J Baldwin of 709 Thomason street Pendleton Oregon testifies after using seven boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Brock McComas Co drug store. He notes kidney relief after 36 years of recurrent weakness and nightly disturbances. Sold by all dealers. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Buffalo
Plan for Atlanta aims to move two Presbyterian universities
In Atlanta Dec 9 a conference opened to decide whether to relocate the Columbia Theological Institute in Columbia South Carolina and the Southwestern Presbyterian University in Clarksville Tennessee to Atlanta. The plan would unite a 750000 and a 600000 institution into a single campus valued near 2 million, with Georgia Florida and South Carolina synods backing the move while Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi oppose Clarksville’s removal. If feasible, synods would be asked to ratify, likely prolonging internal Presbyterian strife.
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Ohio Hotel Keepers Meet in Cleveland Conference
The Hotel Keepers' Association of Ohio, among the strongest state groups, holds its annual meeting in Cleveland with prominent members from Cincinnati Columbus Springfield Dayton and Youngstown. The governors and banquet events will fill the schedule as members discuss mutual interests and association benefits.
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Dayton
Youngstown
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