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METHODIST- MINISTERS
COMING T0! HENDERSON
Eer. Mr. Vobi1)1c Goes Back to Lhi
colutoff and IVill be Succeeded by
Eey. 31. F. Mores of Concord.
a i m
. The Methodist conference in Ashe
ville laat week made some changes
or Henderson county while some of
the ministers returned to their old
lields of service.
Rev. W. F. Womble, who was moved
by the jtime-limit, having spent four
years most acceptably in Henderson
yille. goes to - Lincolnton, where he
saw three years of s.ervice about twen
ty, years ago when it was a circuit. -
Mr. Womble will be succeeded by
-Rev. M. P. Moores, who" comes from
Concord, where he has served for
three years.
Rev. George F Wright, former pas
tot of the East Hendersonville Baptist
chuTch, joined the conference and was
assigned to work at Rosman in Tran
sylvania county.
Rev. R, F. Honeycutt returns to the
Mlls River circuit.
Rev. Mr.. Burgess goe3 from East
Flat Rock to Gastonia.
- Rev. John H. Green of Fruitland
-goes to Rhodhiss in the Statesville dis
trict. Rev. J. L. Smith comes to Flat Rock
and Fletcher. ' - 'IllffJ
were as follows:
Asneviiie liistrici: R. G. Tuttle. Pre
siding Eder.
Asheville, Bethel. J. O. Ervin; Cen
tral C. W. Byrd; Chestnut Street, D.
Atkins; Haywood Street. O. P. Ader;
West Ashevjlle, E.- W. Fox.
Asheville Circuit: J. W. Carver.
Biltmore and Mt Pleasant: D. R.
Proffitt.
Black Mountain: G. H. Christen
bury an.d R. L. Ferguson, supply.
Brevard: W. E. Pobvey.
Fairview: W. A. Thomas, supply.
Flat Rock and Fletcher: J. L. Smith.
Hendersonville, M. F. Moores.
Henderson circuit: C. A. Johnson.
Hot Springs and Marshall, J. J. Grej
Leicester: J. O. W. Hollo way.
Marshall: W. B. Thompson, supply
Mills River'. R. F. Honeycutt.
Rosman: Geo. F. Wright.
Spring Creek: J. M. Green.
Sulphur Springs: James H. Green,
. F. Starnes. Jr.. preacher.
S'wannanoa: L. P. Bogle.
Tryon-Saluda: J. !M. Folger,
Walnut; J. O. Banks.
Weaverville Station: O. J. Jones.
Weaverville circuit: T. J. Huggins.
Missionary to Korea: M. B. Stokes.
Missionary to Cuba: R. J. Parker.
EDEYVILLE lM NEWS,
Mrs. May Gilliam and little daugh
ter, Viola, of Fruitland, visited her
pajents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Q. Nix, last
week. .. -
The Agricultural club of Edneyville
township is going to hold a Commun
ity Faij: at liberty school house on
Thanksgiving day. " Everybody is in
vited to come and bring exhibits.
Several' people of this vicinity at
tended the old Blue Back spelling bee
at Edneyille High school last Saturday
night and they all report an enjoyable
time.
Mr. and Mrs. JesseJones have re
cently moved, from our community
back to Point Lookout.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Justus spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Solon White
side of Hendersonville, R-2.
C' H. Ballard of Greenville visited
his family here a few days last week.
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS;
7 DISTRICT ASSIGNMENTS.
Aeheville, Nov. 19. With the selec
tion xf Monroe as a meeting place for
General Maude Dead.
London. Nov. 19. General Maude,
British commander in Mesopotamia,
died yesterday.
Major-General Frederick Stanley
Maude, the captor of Bagdad, was
rated as one of the most brilliant com
manders of the War.
TUBERCULOSIS WEEK.
ARTILLERY BATTALION .
GOING TO HE RANGE.
The first battalion of the 105th field
artillery (the old 2d) .will leave this
morning for the artillery range near
Glassy Rock, says the Spartanburg
Herald to begin the installation of the
targets to be -used in the artillery prac
tice. It is hoped to have the entire
artillery brigade at long range prac
tice within the next two weeks.
A battalion or the 105th infantry
has been" on the range for the past
week digging the necesasry rifle pits
and trenches for small arms practice,
and will have the work completed in a
" iiew days. The rifle practice will be-
Itecember 2-9 Set Apart for Serious! gin next week, it is thought.
Consideration of a Serious Problem When the target practice begins
The first week in December is TuJ',?,?, SSJSST
1 "- uvivlu 1U1 LUC I.UUC ucmg, A
These eight days, ; regiment ot-infantry will be on the
berculosis Week
next year and the reading: of aDDoint- from the 2nd'to the 9th. haVe been set! range at a time and the entire hriadA
ments for the coming year Bishop At-'apart for giving serious consideration :f artillery may-be' working out at the
kins the Western North Carolina j to a serious problem. "How to Han- j same time.
MevUiodist Episcopal Conference cam die the Tuberculosis Problem in Con-j A supply depot, will be established
to a close today, after one of the best nection with the War" will be the prin- at Landrum station, which is about 3
sessions .in, the history of the confer-( cipal topic to be discussed and .acted mi!es from tho ranro fc thr will be
ence, according to ministers attend- upon during the days of observance. an ample supply of rations and ammu
ing. Instead of observing every day of nition oh hand at all times.
While Monroe was selected for the. Tuberculosis 'Week, it has been decided
meeting place next yeaiv Greensboro 1 hy, the National Tuberculosis Associa
served notice that it would make a tion to concentrate all energies on
hid for the 1919 conference. Bishop At- three days. These will be Medical
kins prefaced the reading of appoint-' Examination Day, Thursday, .Decern
ments with a short talk In which he ber 6; Modern Health 3rusade Day,
stressed the importance of the work of Friday December 7; and Tuberculosis
a Methodist preacher, and told of his Sunday w,hich will be observed in North
own work inthe church. , Carolina, December 9.
Plans were vut in motion .looking f The Bureau of Tuberculosis at the
toward the elf -entertainment of the State Sanatorium is s'ending literature
conferer.rp, a committee being appoint-- and letters to 300 preachers in the
ed to look Into -"this question and re-. State urging upon them the importance
port to the conference next year. . j of stressing frpm the pulpit this ques-
The final session of thf, conference .. tion that so vitally affects every, phase
was attended by a crowd that filled of the nation's well-being. The press
tne big Central Methodist church to its i is being asked to publish on Tubercu-J
utmost cana city. jlosis Sunday Rauschenbush's Tubercu
. Jbe appointments. losls Prayer which soulfully expresses
.The nrincipai interest, of course, the will of the worker in regard to
as In the appointments, which were , "this slow death that creeps f rom man
Jear just before adjournment. They .-to mah." - . :
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The artillery firing is being .looked
forward to s with a great deal of In
terest by everybody, .
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WAGING WAR ON GERMANS.
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Major Patenyin, In command of the
first battalion of the. 105th Infantry,
stationed at. Glassy Rock for use, had
an interview with one -of the moun
taineers of. the vicinity.
"What are vou folks doing up here,
anyhow?" the mountaineer asked. V
"Why, we are at war with Ger
many." replied the major. " 1
"Well, you picked a fine day for Jt
at any rate," was the mountaineer's
commerit. Spartanburg Herald.
. Why not join the correspondence
cortestand give some news from your
section. . . .. - , ,
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Regular $50 Set. v
These Sets Would cost us more than this Now
Carving Sets, Knives and Forks, Spoons
and Soup LadlesV r
WE ARE SHOWING BEAUTIFUL PIECES OF
PIGARD CHIN, HAVELIN, ETC,
Napkin Rings,
Spoons of all Kinds,
Carving Knife Rest
Fruit Bowls,
. Salad Bowls,
. Mayonnaise Dishes
Pickle Forks,
Pickle Dishes,
Sandwich Tra:ys,
Casserol
Percolators, 3
is Water Sets.
Open Salts
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