Southern Baptist picks Sampey to head seminary
The Southern Baptist convention gathered in Memphis elected Dr. John A. Sampey as president of the Louisville seminary, succeeding the late Dr. E Y Mullins. Other officers included Dr. George W. Truitt re elected president and several vice presidents and secretaries chosen for the 74th session. President Hoover discussed a southern tour and Latin American goodwill travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Memphis
Tenn
John A. Sampey
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
E. Y. Mullins
Calvin Coolidge
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Raleigh
Gastonia
Gardner
George W. Truitt
Dallas
Texas
W. A. Hewitt
Jackson
Miss
J. C. Hardy
Belton
M. P. Love
Mattiesburgh
W. C. Reeves
Hot Springs
Ark
Hight C. Moore
Nashville
J. H. Burnett
Macon
Washington
Hoover
South
Dixie
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Latin America
George L. Berry
International Printing and Pressmen’s and Assistants’ Union
Elizabethton
American Federation of Labor
J. C. Shanessy
Journeymen Barber Union of America
Major Berry
Senate
House
Simmons
Bemberg
A. D. Reynolds
Mack Elliott
Rayon Worker’s
Elliott
Sermons Around Us Yet Hidden in Plain Sight
A reflective prose piece compares everyday scenes to sermons, from a mother nursing a baby to a fallen oak and a collapsing liberty statue. The author urges attentive sight and hearing, arguing that even unsettling images offer moral testimony about liberty, civilization, and human responsibility.
Congress Considered Recess Amid Tariff and Farm Relief Debates
Washington discussions focus on a possible three week recess after tariff action and farm relief progress in the Senate and House. Rumors spread of an all summer break as party tensions linger post the farm program battle. Memphis reports Southern Baptist convention reforms finance and a new home mission board to replace the old embezzled setup with Dr. R L Christie lauded for stabilizing the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
Senate Finance Committee
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Baptist Church
Nashville
Convention
Lold
Clinton S. Carnes
R. L. Christie
Right!-Tourist and Cop Involving Mayors and Police Ties
Comic dialogue shows a tourist disputing fault with a policeman who cites family influence as bias. A Dora show line and innuendo about shows named Asbestos and Welcome appear. A job applicant offers a doctor’s insomnia certificate, and a shopkeeper guarantees seed growth with a hammock offered.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Dora
R. J. Reynolds Tobacompany
Winston-Salem, N.C
Will C. Walker, Jeweler