Presbyterians consider overtures at Montreat assembly
In Montreat North Carolina May 27 Presbyteries submitted 66 overtures to the seventy second General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. Requests include dropping nonattending members from the roll transferring those neglecting services for a year and establishing a place of refuge for friars and priests breaking with Roman Catholic Church. The assembly will hear the bills and overtures committee report Monday.
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Montreat
N. C
Seventy-Second General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Presbytery of
Concord
God of
North Carolina
Presbytery
East Hanover
Virginia
Assembly of God
Synod of Texas
The
Pentecostal Church
Holy Rallers
Committee On
Canine heroes honored by National Vivisection Society
In Chicago on May 27, fifteen dogs entered the canine hall of fame, receiving bronze medals for courage and intelligence. Among the winners was Mike the bulldog, owned by Mrs. Minnie R. Mason, superintendent of the Tulsa boys home, who barked to warn of a fire, helping many inmates escape.
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Chicago
National Vivisection Society
Mike
Minnie R. Mason
Tulsa
Building Owners Elect Officers in San Antonio Association
Vi J Portassain, manager of the Frost National building, elected president for the ensuing year. C P Stafford of the National Bank of Commerce building named first vice president, M A Snyder of the Milam building second vice president, and W S Nichols of the Smith Young tower chosen secretary treasurer.
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Vi. J. Portassain
Frost National
San Antonio Association of Building Owners and Managers
C. P. Stafford
National Bank of Commerce
M. A. Snyder
Milam
W. 8. Nichols
Smith-Young
Revival finishes in Madalson Florida by Calvary pastor
The Rev Neal Bilis, pastor of Calvary Baptist, completed a revival at First Baptist Church of Madal son Florida after Southern Baptist Convention events in St Petersburg Florida.
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Neal, Bilis
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Madalson
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
St. Petersburg
France Sets Quota on Machine Imports
France announced a government quota on textile machinery imports for May 1 to June 30. Germany was allowed 600 kilograms, Great Britain and the United States 300 kilograms. In another category Great Britain was given 1517 kilograms, Germany 587 and the United States 0.
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Yaris
Moutus
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Auto overturns injures three on Grayson Street
Three persons were injured when an automobile overturned after a collision at Grayson Street and Avenue A early Friday. The victims, Arthur and Margaret Walker of 224 Walker Street and Mollie Marlin, 28, of 1118 North Smith Street, were taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment.
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Grayson Street
Avenue A
Robert B. Green Hospital
Arthur and Margaret Walker
Walker Street
Mollie Marlin
North Smith Street
Maryland G O P Favors Hoover Delegation
Maryland Republicans back Hoover and oppose prohibition questions. A Maryland delegation will represent the state at the national convention in Chicago next month, remaining uninstructed on the prohibition plank.
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Maryland
G.O.P
Hoover
Baltimore
Chicago
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