Conference of 300 Methodist Leaders Opens in Little Rock
The fifty seventh annual Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convenes in Little Rock on November 25 with 3800 attendees expected, featuring 129 ministers and 300 lay delegates. Bishop E R Hendrix will preside. events include Thanksgiving services, pulpits filled by visiting ministers, and public meetings of church boards.
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Little Rock
Winfield Memorial Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
H. Werlein
Winfield Church
City
E. R. Hendrix
Kansas City
Winfield
Church Extension Society
Board of Missions
Methodist Episcopal Board of Education
Election Judges Urged to Follow Law on Voting
Instructions warn judges to observe full text of the law at tomorrow's election and refrain from requiring a poll tax receipt. They mandate two or three judges assist a voter unable to cast a ballot, a clause whose noncompliance could invalidate the election. Dr J L Bell visits Washington today.
Greening Dies in Hope Prominent Arkansas businessman
News from Hope Arkansas reports the death of Greening a leading local businessman at his residence around 5 AM after several months of ill health. The obituary notes his prominence and concern among family and friends, signaling a notable local figure's passing.
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Greening
Hope
Severa
J. J. Kress
Pike county diamond fields draw rush of mining claims
News reports a rapid rush of claims in the Pike county diamond fields where residents from Pike and Howard counties located claims on 1600 acres owned by Grayson McLoud Lumber Company. Prospective claimants contest title arguing mineral rights remained with the government. Subscriptions urged.
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Pike County
Nashville News
Pike
Howard Counties
Grayson- McLoud Lumber Company
Nashville
A.B. Clark
Pierce Gosnell Garrett Whiteside
A. C. Ramsey
W. W. Brown
C. W. Fdodson
WV. J .Peppard
Dr. Simpson
Gravedien McLoud
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company
Congress
Arkansas News Roundup From Pine Bluff to Northwest
A Pine Ball meeting aims to save city property from Arkansas River flooding as future foods loom. Freight-rate tensions threaten fines up to twenty nine million against railroads. Standard Oil Co linked. Birds abundant. Arkansas hunting season opens. Independence County grand jury probes cotton seed anti trust concerns. A traveling man dies in Grannis hotel fire last week. Northwest fires threaten heavy damage. Garland County Sheriff raids Hot Springs gambling dens. Carrie Nation tours Northwest Arkansas. Forest City set as next Baptist State Association meeting. A Pulaski County oldest house on the military road near Little Rock burned.
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Pine Ball
Arkansas
Railroads of
Railroad Commission
Standard of! Co
Barn Struck by Lightning Destroys Barn and Contents
A thunderstorm struck a barn owned by Barney Young in the southern suburbs. Lightning caused a total fire that destroyed the barn and feed, but no livestock were hurt and most vehicles were saved except a mower. No insurance was carried on the property.
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Mr. Young Ca
Methodist talk on missions draws layman J C A Bush
J C A Bush left yesterday on the belated cannon ball for Washington where he spoke last night as a layman in the Methodist church addressing the congregation on missions.
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J. C. A. Bush
Washington
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Arkadelphia
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J. H. Ware
Texarkana
B. B. Thomas
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J .L. Bell
Bank of Prescott
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Department of Agriculture
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Ouachita Tote
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Tewnee
Parana
R. E. Vinson
Austin Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Texarkana Arkansas
Gurdon
Bertram Nash
Gurdon Igh School
Bertram
William
John 8B. Co
Gordon
Copeland Ridge
Carrie Nation
Grand Jury
Independence County
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Hot Springs
Forest City
State Baptist Association
Pulaski County
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