National church fund totals by state and donor names
A detailed rollup lists gifts to a church fund by state and locality, naming towns, societies, and individual donors. Totals by state and grand totals to date are provided, including large gifts and memorials across Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Society
Vensacola
Valdosta
Josiah L. Barge
William J. Henderson
Kentucky
Mayslick
J. (. Douglass
William S. Elam
Miss Webb Young
Louisiana
Alexandria
First
Delhi
Minden
L. M. Society
Mississippi
Batesville
Cleveland
Ladies Soc
Pine Ridge
Ruth Memorial
Vicksburg
Missouri
Caledonia Ladies Society
Cape Girardeau
Kansas City
Parma
Pleasant Hill
Potosi
St. Joseph
Alma A. Newkirk
N. D. Thurmond
North Carolina
Alamance
Bethany
Bethlehem
Charlotte
Knox
Dallas
Ill
A. Soc
Duncan's Creek
Hawfields
Hephzibah
High Shoals
Mount Holly
Rutherfordton
Stanley Creek
Third Creek
Union
Willie E. Hall
Nannie W. Neal
Carr Moore Memorial Fund
Oklahoma
Sulphur
Central
South Carolina
Aveleigh
McColl
Evelyn Houston
Endowment Fund Donations Totals Reported in Louisville
Total to date reaches 33 388 12 with gifts from churches Sabbath schools societies individuals and miscellaneous. Donations should specify Endowment Fund to avoid use in the general treasury and be sent to John Stites Treasurer Fifth and Market Streets Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Treasury
John Stites
Fifth and Market Streets
Louisville
Louisville, Ky
Marriages listed from various cities and dates
Marriages include Davidson Jones at the Jones home in Memphis officiated by Dr Sommerville. Smith Caldwell wed May 26 1916 near Mt. Pleasant Texas by Rev Warner. Amundson wed June 4 1916 at West Virginia University Preparatory School. Ware Seyle wed June 19 1916 at the bride's Greenville South Carolina home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Seyle
B. P. Davis
Charles Marable Ware
Edna Kathleen Seyle
Greenville
South Carolina
Deaths At 9 Oclock May 11 Mrs Edward Mack
Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Mack were held at her Goldsboro home with Rev. F C Johnson and Rev. Peter McIntyre officiating. Interment followed at Willow Dale Cemetery. Pallbearers were Li H Castex Joe Rosenthal T R Robinson C J Griswold F K Borden and Col Joseph E Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Kirby
Goldsboro
N. C
Edward Mack
F. C. Johnson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Peter McIntyre
First Presbyterian Church
Willow Dale
Messrs
Li. H. Castex
Joe Rosenthal
T. R. Robinson
C. J. Griswold
F. K. Borden
Col. Jos. E. Robinson
Death of Harry T. Edwards Seeks Presbyterian Faithful Servant
Harry T. Edwards, born February 24, 1882, died May 28, 1916 after years of illness. He joined the Presbyterian church recently and kept faith through suffering. His memory quotes a blessing from scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
T. C
Mrs Willie Blanton Hughes Dies in Farmville Area
Mrs Willie Blanton Hughes died at her home near Farmville Virginia on May 13 after a brief illness. The funeral was held Sunday at Guinea church with Rev Osborne officiating, and a large crowd gathered to honor one described as a faithful friend and helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Willie Blanton Hughes
Guinea Church
Mr. Osborne
Neighbor Devoted to Service Lauded in Obituary
A loving and consecrated coworker in the Master’s kingdom, quiet and unassuming she gave her life to others including her husband and aged aunt. She entertained her pastor at home and walked in Christian service until the Master called. She leaves her husband and her brother Mr. Tom Blanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blanton
Miss Fleming a Pioneer Missionary Remembered in Soochow
The obituary honors Miss Sarah Elizabeth Fleming born 1839 who labored 23 years in Soochow China, died May 8 1916. Her funeral May 9 drew foreigners and Chinese as six speakers praised her Bible teaching and missionary zeal. Her girls school grew to seventy pupils and many graduates entered Christian service or nursing. She was buried near the school and remembered for faithfulness and sacrifice. The Augusta Georgia women supported her long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Fleming
China
Miss Fleming
Soochow
George C. Smith
Augusta
Georgia
J. W. Davis
Mrs J G Hall Remembered for 50 Years of Mission Service
Mrs J G Hall is praised for half a century of faithful missionary work in Cuba. Known as Mother Hall the Cuban Mission mourns her death while noting her Christian spirit and tireless dedication to her life's calling. The piece honors her decades of service and warm heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hall
J. G. Hall
Mother Hall
Health at stake in choosing right foods
The piece argues health depends on diet selecting easily digested foods with nutrients that build strong bodies and sharp minds, urging to cut out rich dulling fare and favor elements essential to vigor.
Grape-Nuts Advertised as Easy to Digest Ready to Eat
The notice touts Grape-Nuts as a concentrated food that is easy to digest and economical. It claims a delicious flavor and readiness to eat, mentioning substantial popularity in the winning class.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tennessee
Florence Church
Low
Duncan McKay
Venable Moore
Texas
Beaumont
Kareo
Houston
Third Ladies Aux
Town Park
Lancaster
Pilot Point
San Antonio
Westminster
Mra
Edwin Ludlow
Davidson-Jones
Frank Graham Jones
Vance Avenue
Memphis
Norman Cameron Davidson
New York
Lulu Belle Jones
Sommerville
Harry T. Edwards
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