Baptists Discuss Sunday School Funds and State Mission Support
North Carolina Baptists debated funding for Sunday schools and state missions. Leaders urged expanding Sunday schools, aiding Shaw University, and uniting boards under a single secretary. A colored Baptist representative spoke on race progress and collection efforts raised funds for state missions. The convention adjourned to resume that evening.
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Baptist State Convention
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Rev. C. Durham
Dr. Carter
Carter
Pritchard
N. B. Broughton
Hooffaam
Board of Missions
J. C. Scarborough
Thos. Hume
Hume
M. P. Malloy
Colored Baptist Convention
United States
Trinity Triumph in Columbia Football Blowout
Special to Stavze CHRoMcLe reports Furman University of South Carolina and Lee College met in Columbia with Trinity winning 96 to 0. Trinity showed excellent play and jubilation after the victory.
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Columbia
S. C
Furmaiu University of South Carolina
Lee College
Trinity
MacDougald Murder Trial Opens With Noted Legal Talent
Fayet teville reports the MacDougald murder case with high profile defense led by Shaw trio and state prosecution lineup including Rowland Neall and McNeil. D. A. MacDougald remains in Cumberland County jail awaiting a Wednesday start to the trial amid strong public interest.
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MacDougald
Caroviere
Fayetteville
N. C
Pittman
Rodgers
Robeson
D. A. MacDougald
Simon Conoly
Cumberland
Cape Fear
Maj
Jno. D. Shaw
John D. Shaw, Jr
Rockingham
W. F. French
W. G. Norment
Lumberton
J. C. MacRae
John G. Shaw
Neill
Archie McLean
Alfred Rowland
Walter H. Neall
Laurinburg
Frank McNeil
Exposition Notes Highlight Oxford Orphan Asylum Day
Wednesday events at the Exposition include a bicycle exhibition by Will Wynne and races open to cyclists except Wynne and Fitzsimmons. Gen Chilton will telegraph Texas wood exhibit on wheels. Excursion trains to Raleigh planned. Masons gatekeepers and ticket sellers. A H A Williams and A M Waddell speak. orphans choir performs. balloon ascents and races. Asylum receives 25 percent of gate receipts.
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Oxford
Raleigh
A. H. A. Williams
A. M. Waddell
C. C. Clark
Asylum
States
South
Masonic Lodge to Convene Monday Evening
Hiram Lodge A F and A M will hold a regular communication on Monday evening November 16 at 7 20. All visiting brethren are cordially invited. E B Tuomas Secretary.
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Hiram Lodge
A. F
A. M
E. B. Tuomas
Victory of the Naval Cadets at Georgetown clash
Cadet Bagley of Raleigh scored for the Naval Cadets as they defeated Georgetown College 16 to 4 in a spirited game. The Cadets played with two missing starters Webster and Hasbrouck but showed strong ball handling and push from the start.
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Annavonts
Naval Cadets
Georgetown College
Webster
Hasbrouck
Bagly
Georgetown
Governor Holt Denies Interview Reports From Sun
Governor Holt denies an interview attributed by the Sun and criticizes its inaccuracies. He says the Sun representative only paid respects at the executive office and that he has not read the paper recently. He notes a detailed Edenton fair audience and broad positive reception to his statewide addresses.
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Baltimore Sea
Holt
Edenton
Executive Mansion
the Sun
Sun
James K. Polk
Henry Clay
North Carolina
Edenton Fair
Smith Estate Compromise Decree Signed by Judge Whitaker
Judge Whitaker signs the decree implementing a compromise on the Smith estate valued around 210000 dollars. The Raleigh and Franklin county property includes real estate notes and mortgages. Legacies totaling 94000 are paid at fifty cents on the dollar, with 39000 to the University and about 124000 to heirs at law, many residing in Raleigh.
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University
Raleigh
Sensation in Kentucky as duel scandal erupts at governor’s ball
The Kentucky scene is shaken after a midnight quarrel between Robert Breckenridge and Dault Arnold over a blue grass beauty. The two left the governor’s ball to settle the dispute, Breckenridge sustaining serious injuries. Rumors say he urged Arnold to arm for a possible on sight confrontation, reflecting the high profile nature of the incident in state society.
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Lexington
Robert Breckenridge
Col. W. C. P. Breckenridge
Dault Arnold
Frankfort
Breckenridge
Arnold
Frederick Warde to Appear at Metropolitan Hall
Frederick Warde and his supporting company will perform Henry Guy Carleton's The Lion's Mouth at Metropolitan Hall on Saturday November 21. After recent triumphs in Richmond and across the South the engagement is expected to be Raleigh’s most brilliant yet. Seat sales begin Monday at Bobbitt's Drug Store with prices of 50 cents, 1.00, and 1.25 dollars.
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Frederick Warde
Metropolitan Hall
Henry Guy Carleton
Warde
Richmond
South
Raleigh
Bobbitt’s
Kind Hearted Col Andrews Helps Orphans to Raleigh
Col A B Andrews second vice president of the R and D railroad writes he will take all the orphan children to Raleigh on the 18th of this month at no cost. The Oxford Orphans' Friend lauds his generosity and Marches three cheers for the North Carolinian. Rev F H Johnson of Elizabeth City arrives in Raleigh after attending the Presbyterian synod at Durham and will preach at the First Presbyterian Church in Raleigh.
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Oxford
Col
A. B. Andrews
R & D Railroad
Raleigh
Col. Andrews
F. H. Johnson
Elizabeth City
Presbyterian Church
Durham
First Presbyterian Church
Watkins
Greenville
S. C
Fifth Regiment Given Warm Welcome in Raleigh
The Fifth Regiment returns from a successful Baltimore–Raleigh visit praised for hospitality and esprit de corps. The Baltimore Sun notes Raleigh’s North Carolina welcome strengthened ties between Maryland and North Carolina and promises reciprocal appreciation from Baltimore.
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Maryland
Raleigh
Baltimore Sun
Fifth Regiment
North Carolina
Baltimore
Old North
Where to Go to Church in Edenton Area
A reader notices church listings with weekly services across Edenton including Christ Church Curren Rev Dr M M Marshall rector Holy Communion at 11 am and divine service with sermon Morning prayer and Sunday School at 3 30 pm Evening prayer at 7 30 pm midweek services on Wednesday at 5 pm and Friday at 9 am All invited Plus several churches led by Rev Pittenger Rev Dr J H Gordon Rev Dr Nash Rev Durant Rev Carter and others offer Sunday School at various times and sermons in the morning and evening Catholic services at Sacred Heart with daily morning divine service and Sunday benediction at 4 50 pm.
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M. M Marshall
Church OF the Goop Shepherd
McK. Pittenger
Edenton
W. J. Young
J.H. Cordon
Central M. E. Caurcu
L. L. Nash
W. N. Sneiling
BrookLyn M. KE. Ceunca
C VU. Durant
Joe Porter
Baptist
First Baptist Churci
JW. Carter
D. D
H. Briggs
Baptist Tabernacle
Boon
NB Broughton
Br W. A Nelson
Tiche Nor
Atlanta
Fayetteville Street
Jonathan Wood
John V. Pullen
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Ford
Yissi
Jo Sears
Carolina
J. Diaz
M. Murchison
L. Shaw
W. Durham
Taylor
A. G. McManaway
de. Fleming
Rene
Res. Baptists
I Convention
Hhon
Tved
L. Frost
PMN
Suna
Trinity Triumphant
M'Dougald
Cumberland County
Masonic
Cadet Bagley
Gov. Holt
Kentucky
Breckinridge
The
United Press
Frederick Warde Coming
Episcopal
Methodist
Christian
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