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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 280
WlfflE COBITY FMR
■ OPOEU
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Every Effort Hu Been Made
to Mako This Hit Btegoot' and
teat Fair Ever HtM
", Warn* County * IMS Pair will
Ofaa Taaatay morning of thia week
with a awing Thera will ba e**ry
attraction that ctuMd be aecureil by
the Pair Aaaoclatioa. According to
area* report*, and reference* tbe mid
way. |be great theealey Shows la the
very heat thing of Ita kind on the
med today. Mr. Danmark, the Pair
Secretary elated that be considered
himself extremely fortunate In se
curing this attraction for the Way nr
Cetigty Pair. The races, he sold
prom lees to ho ascend to none held
In the SUte this year. There will
h« live atock e|DUiU» that will ba
worth going mltaa to aee. Agricul
ture. and every conceivable thine
wW he there for eur Instruction and
entertainment With the orgautsed
eSorts of the different committee*
all atrtvlng to antartaln the visitor*
thia raolly promise* to be the great
eot fair that Wayoa county bn* ever
held, and should ha the best (air In
Bantam enrolls* this yaar. The Ko
typ and Klwaala Clubs have formed
committees to be la charge of thr
gates each day. It will Ve their pur
pose to see that all visitors are cour
taodlly treated, and any Information
thgt will ndd to the enjoyment of this
occasion will ba gladly furnished by
these committee*
The Soy Bcouts will be la evidence
everywhere. They will endeavor- to
add to tbe comfort and pleasure of
the visitor within the grounds. A
first aid camp will be maintained by
this organisation. They will also
help so direct traffic so a« to avoid
any possible congestion. Mr. W. W.
R|v«ra. Scout Rsecsutlv# will be in
charge of all Beout activities a* he
war at th* Kinston fair the past
wogk.
All Goldsboro |a pepped up over thr
pOaeiMhle* Os this, the biggest week
of the entire year. Come to the
Pair.
GOLDSBORO BOTH AT .
WAKE FOMENT COLLEGE
la rsprsssntsd at Wakr
Foraat Collsga by twelve ,boy* who
Will ha a graat hslp to tha college
flva of tRa boy* ara on tha varsity
football squad and ara showing up
, arafl. Boaw of tha other boy* arr
total to ftl*a somebody a hard flahl
for positions on tha froahman foot
ball. baaaball c and tennla team*
Otbar man ara all aood studanta who
abow good collega aptrlt and ara In
tertitad la all college work.
Racklay and Griffin ara pUyinj
regular on tha football team Thb
la tha flr*t yaar for both of the»e
mea fad they have become a stnnder
on tha taam aa well aa a great help.
Gardner. Hood and Rtalllng* ara
Vlaging fcn the aarond taam. and
whan'they gat Into a varalty gam*
they abow tha fight and play of old
players. Nait year they will gl'e
somebody a hard fight for a regular
birth on the raralty.
Norwood, who ha* played two
years In the back fieVl on a hint)
school football look* good for quar
terback's position on th* frashm*n
taam. Ha Is fast ami ha* a good
football bead and know* how to rua
a team.
Hood, a catcher on tha varsity
baseball taam last year, will ha back
to 111 hla position behind tha hat
Racklay, who played one yaar at
ahort-atop on tha freshman team
will try ont for this position on th«
varsity.
Stalling" a good catcher and I
bard htttar will try out for th*
freshman team and at the present It
looks that hs Is sure nr hVs posltlor
aa catcher. Grady, who ha* played
three years ae an outfielder on it
high ecbool team, will try out for tha
freshman taam. He may give some
body a hard fight for a berth on the
taam. ' ■*' ’
I pock looks good as a tennl* play
er and It seem* that be will develop
and maba the freshman tennis team.
All tbe otbar boy* are good *t«
dents who are Interested In all col
lege work end they cab nr counted
on doing bis pert.
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FOOTBALI. MLNH.tR
Pill. State 13; West Va.. 13.
Maryland 14; Carolina <t.
Pennsylvania 34; Canter 0.
Princeton I; Navy 3.
Dartmouth Id; Harvard o
Yala SI; Brown *
' Virginia 33; Trinity, o.
Vanderbilt 10; Tulabe a.
W and U 13: V. I* I o.
Army 73; I-ebaaon Valley n.
Florida Id Wake Forest 7.
Georgia Tscb 7; Notre Dame 35-
Presbyterian d: Citadel li.
Pur man 21; Richmond 7.
> V. M. I. **; N. C. HI ate 7.
Cion d; Emory and Henry 0
Oglethorpe •; ttewnnec 11.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
GOLDSBORO, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1923 , ,
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Thin band wfll play for the Wayne County Fair that ofcenn Tuenday. Octolwr 30th. Thin in a flue distinction for thin youthful
band an it hat. only Iteen organized about a year, and, the director. Professor W. H Banden in very enthusiaatk about the future
for it. He stated thHt there was some real talent being developed in this organization. All Goldsboro and Wayige county will
have an opportunity to hear this band for the first time during the coming week. '
No Settlement Reached
In Reparation Dispute
Secretary Hughes Sayn That
America Wants to Pluy Kuir
With Alljp»
Washington. Oct. 27.- Thr Wash
ington government remained unin
formed today ns to exact forntulu
that is being worked out In Kuropc
for an economic survey of (lermuny’s
economic "situation.
Unofficial reports that the Prencli
position Included a demand . I bat the
quest lon ol France's war debt* to
Great Britain and the United Statu*
must be Included In the subjects to
he discussed by the experts were d+*A
counted. The State Department thus
far has received only an Informal
outline of tbe Preach reply to the
British proposal.
Tbe only Prencb stipulation, so fay
as known here, was that which would
place.pert advisers under th. au
thority of the reparation* commis
sion. France, it has been pointed
out. hardly could attach a stipulation
bringing In the debt question. ancL
still expect American participation
In what was proposed. In view if the
repeated official statements .by Hr.-
retary Hughes that the Washington
(oVernment could not emlmrk on uny
discussion ot those debts.
At the sires* was laid
by Mr. Hughes in hi* rely to laird
Uurxon on the desire of the Ameri
can government to deal. In all fair
ness with the allied powers In ar
ranging for Ihe refunding of their
debts to the United Htute*.
underwood sirs
TOO MUCH SECRET i
IS lIESIW
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Speaking at Houston- Senator
Takes Firm Stand on Secret
Organizations
Houston. Texas’. Oct 27 "Govern
m«mt mu*t be free and in the open i
«nd not behind closed " door* " s.-b*!
Senator Underwood ‘ft Is ell rlgh' j
j to have organisation* for purpose-* I
lof amusenfenl It Is all right to h«W<
i fraternal organisations and rid
j clubs. but when men have secret of {
; ganlxatlon* for the purpose of mH- J
| ernlng them then they are striking
: at the prim Iplea of government "
AAVY KFIKIIHM. OKMt KM
Wll.l. RF If FRF. ki V T WFi K
Mr Daniel ft pa non, recruiting ,f
Heer of the Navy will he In the city
j next week doing recruiting work Me
will In all probabilities be located
In ihe Post Office bulldina Mr. Par
lon stales that there was never ./
heller time for the young men to en
Iter the service than at this time
The Na'y malntulna a trade school
• la which ihe recruit* may le.irn an)
trade that may appcgl to them dur
v»lng the time they re In the service
Boy* Id year* and older may enlist
but between the nge* of IN and 21
year* It will he nfceaaary Co furnish
J certificate* from the parent*
mBLICMS I
GAINING STHESGTH
Grrtnan Knrlion* ('ontinur Op
potting Kach, Other; French
Troop* Maintain Order
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Dusscldorr. Germany. Oct 27. The'
! Hhineland Republican movement ap
' peer* to be establishing Itself more
-ecurely In tke various town luld Lx.*
Heparatffffs anti- Immirtani i tlji-
Mpns to Its cone of Influenc* Is ex
Kp«K?ted during the night, when, r
1 cofdlng to all Indications Ihe Re
publicans will enter Dttsseldorf.
The French troop* who had as-
Hiiraed re*tion*lblllly for keeping or
der’withdrew thefr gitortls from the
] rathous ut seven o'clock tonight anil
lurnt'd the building over to the Ger
man blue police.
f, Re-enforcements of Keparatlsts
i reached (he Dusseldorf station lute j
In the afternoon and early In the
evening and wlten curfew «i« ‘
1 sounded at eight o'cltu-k ordering all
the people off, the streets It whji re
ported that theft- were ut lea-t too 1
lie publican ' "sbtM k troups" In or
übbul the ra’llroml yards,
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Speak Good
('ampaißn Nov. 12
Tc Sixteenth
PI An* for Better Six-ei li Week, to
; ha ohwrvtd .In Goldsboro High -
! School. November twelfth t;> six
teenth. .include speeches before the
student body by prominent Goldsboro
I citizens. Interchange of student
I speaker* In English classes, postlni
of slogans and heller speech poster*
made by student*, a contest in essay ,
writing, am] daily grammar drill
r*me* In KnglMi classes
The Senior class will extend ln v l
! tatlbna to Goldsboro people to al
lend chapel exercise* on Monday,
the twelfth. These student* will b.
In charge and wlil Intr dine th
* speaker* The talk* will emphaslxr
the professional, commercial. am
•■oHal value of *lniple, correct speech
'Artistic slogans hearing on th.*e
themes will he hung throughout the
high schotil Glass work for the. da
twill Inelude ihe gtriug of auryhdi
I leal*. •
Although Tuesday I* scheduled *
"Essay Day." student* will try their
skill al t -imjiDWiig rounds veil,
j poem*. atorle* and *ong*. h* well tc
essay*, about Good ,-KpgUsh Pri/-
- will he awarded, winner- to le- an
nounced on the last school (lay of the
week-
Heleeted students from every Eng
- |t*h class will on W'wtn.-eday visit at;
other rlas*es. making short talks on
sparlfl. topics Wayin county er
' rors-wi'i i><- pafllnilnrly‘awittiinaltad
Sutli pravin- lallsmr >■ the u-<- t t
i the verb "look 'ln Ihe r,-n*« of
"geurch." without the necessary prep
osltlcn Tor" following w-||| l>* sir.**
| ed Word* with lnierr*ilna tier Da
ltons nisy furnish other subject*
while other talk* may set forth cor
forms of such word- as "sir
and “set." "lie,'* and "hty," etc.
,» Poster Day tomes on Thursday
( with a contest In graphic presents
. Hon of she Ideas of the week. Prtn
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<(<milnuril on Page..Two.l
Raleigh Man Held At Bay
By An Infuriated Mob
LI OYD GEORGE TO
VISIT RICHMOND
FamouN Hrilon l.eft Waithington
I met Night; BnUrtainrd by
Overm-ms CorrespondenU
Washington. o**t. 17. The battle-
Held ut was visited today
by David Lloyd Georg*, th# war
IptHt prime mlnl-Hgr "I U real Hriutlg
Arronipanted by T>aiue Margaret anij
Miss Mwegan Lloyd (l<?.r£c and mnu
IM-rs of hit -party. h* v made Ihe run
front Washington by automobile. ,
Kecreiary Wis-k* ttrted as Ihe offi
cial guide, polnting out (lie batik
lines and relating Idildents ussuemj,
ed with the three days' fighting. Mr.
Lloyd George'Who weit bln luleuae In
terest by requesting that In- he Ink
en o*er ihe Held in ihe order of th*
several phases of the battle He apento
considerable tlniw a at lUoo.lv Angle
where the ConfeUr rule advance was
stopped, nnd ill the spot hi the ittlll
tary cemetery where Abraham I-In
r;oltt delivered bin famous address.
Iteturnlngv to * Washington, Mr
l.loyd tiaorge was tbo guest ut u
dinner tonight glved hy the ooereeu
writer*, an orgautgxtlon of Wgnhlro
ton corresiMUidern. id which ntetnber*.
of tbe diplomat let A vorp* sd govern
meat official* w«»n« glso preMnt.
Uonclttdlng hi* three clays' visit to
Washington, the former tpilno- min
irl.er went Id 111?- Sliecial train lute
tonight, and is due In* Itlctimonrt i*
morrow, where h«- will spend Honda)
resting
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The premier's party w ill: stop on
tomorrow at Fredericksburg ■Wo visit
the battlefields where some of the
heaviest nghllng of, the t'lv|| \V,»r o<--
currcd Heur Admiral ,f’ai> T
tirajHon. a frl«-nd of ,Mr LI t!
. tieoti-e sln.i tl»«- t\A< 111 the p. are
conferenee. will guide the vUHor*
over ihe historic place*. Arriving ul
Fredericksburg early In the day* Ihe
special Iraln will remain there tin'll
4 p. nt when It will go to Richmond
VII MemlH»rH Os
Uattory To Take
Piirt in Parade
Al) I. tuber* of flattery A. mi. re
quested 'ii be •,.! ilit- armory n->: lui
er tliMit N.m Tuci>i|ay morning, on
mill for the v '-ul' „ t-w'l't I.M■ ' j ley
is .."king that oil l it; ivio), r» or -ol
diet- In i llO|s-r Villi tutu u , they
will lie dlnilv» it at as the pa 1
rade Is over.
ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION FUND-
Do the pHivpie of (ioldaltoro want no Armi*ti*e D*y celebrn
tion? So far we have to. t*ivt*d t>l<dh*c.* foi slii-'?bo to defray
tlu* c\peii.v, \\, want *3OO Th. I nitetl Daughter* of
|he Confttderacy pledged $60.00 of the above umuunt.
We wish |o ask t hose who (»re able anil will do no to contl'i*
>tito thi» fund which f* to Jv uaad by the American Legion in
nUTta[niux the f'-onftderula Airnv Spanish and World War
veteran* on .Monday Novomber 12th. Appropriate apeechea
will Em* arranged for their entertainment and barbecue will bj
♦ervetl to them at noon.
(’om on (food folk* mail ymlr check «»t the New*, or to Mr.
Tarcnce Crone- Adjutant of the local Legion Font. Let ua
make this a glorious get together meeting for them.
C. J. Jarvim Chain Store Man
ager, AcriiNed of Mialreßtlnß
an H-Year Old Hoy
HelelKh. N. U.. Oct 27. A crowd of
200 or more* men-la gathered la front
of a local chain atore In the ’ retail
district following alleged rough
treatment accorded an elgbl year eld
boy by the manager. (), J. Jarvis whe
accused the Imy of stealing from th*
(.ounters 1
Tha crowd I* In an ugly ptooß. am]
tixfcny threats are heart against the
stork manager who la believed t u he,
Vrrntn th* stcre. He has been «i
do red in up|tear in police court net!
Tucaduy to answer to g summon
placed against him following the In
yldetlt
The child was badljr bruised by
Jarvis ami bled profusely lh>‘
n ac- 'and cuts about the face
Though ihe Incident took place abort
ly atlcr eight o'clock Ihe crowd has
not dispersed despite efforts of the
policy The men have barricaded
the r»ar door if tbe cstabltahnienl
which runs through the block and
are waiting for ihe reappearance of
Jarvis.
l-ates Jarvis was rescued from Ihe
building and earrled to th* police
stallon by a detachment of police
The crowd followed and assemble
outside of the station house. „
MARRIAGE LIUKNNKH INBI RD
Dun Cupid seem* to have bean un■
u* unity buijr the pa*h week In Heu
of ihr Tact that It In no longer June
The follow Inn licensee to wril were
Iwuirdl: Walter Co* to Phoebe
Grantham Both of (iruntham town
nhlp Jasper Strickland to Mlaa Mary
It. IT Cotton. both «f Hionay Creak:
J.tnt*-v K Hurrena to Mina Ruby Dt
Cotton, of Stnney Creek; Malcolm T.
Hinton to Hally K Million, both ot
J bmton rotmiy; J <* jßland lo Mlm
Borin- Taylor, both of Goldsboro
C'tur It .VI. Arthur to Minn Pearl
powr.ll. &>Ui d luiplln county, Car'
V Kllc nr it to Molly C Wl**ltyi both
of Goldsboro All the nbovi- were ft%-
white roll pity.
The following llcennra were laaue*'
t o coir red people;
Arthur Cnrr to Ruth Whit Bald
Kidney lllow to frankle rolbort; f
K McGoorud lo Harah Wumllton; Re
land Harry to Maaale Heberry
c*
Hi'ol T HIM.If. BRUT I.KADH
gcout Hlllt* Heat of Troop N-- I
Go ld< boro lead utl of the Seoul* In
Goldsboro m ftie ticket nelllni cam
p M lgn for the fair Aanoclatloß yen
t. inlay. The fair A**octatlon tailed
upon, the H< nut to help make lilt
r«2.’. Wayne County Talr one of the
' tw : «t yet to he held In Ghldnboro and
I they arc renpcntllna wonderfully.
Annual Conference Os County
. *.;• .’I:"* v
Teachers And Committeemen
i a ...
154 Teachern Were The Guests of The City Ye§-
- terday During The Wayne County Teachers*
Association Meeting '■ *
- -The annual Conference of the Wayne County Teachers and Ooro
mittevmen held in the County Courthouse at Goldaboro on Friday
and Saturday came to a close yesterday with a record attendance.
There were 154 teachers and 45 committemen in atUadaqcS on
the four session* of the Conference.
Mies U>u(\ Spear, County School Supervisor presided over
the seraions on Friday, and former Sheriff E. A. Stevens, chairman
of tint .Committeeman's Association, presided during the jpaaipna
on Saturday. Many important topics of interest to all teachers
and officiaia of the Ctjunty School! were discussed throughout the
meetings . *
Supt. J. T. Jerome announced that ell the schools of |£ii county
would be closed on Tuesday of next week to gfv« an opportunity
for teachers and pupils to attend the Wayne County Fair. Hr.
Denmark announced that ail school children would b« admitted to
the Fair on that dav at a greatly reduced price.
The principal address on Saturday .was mads by Dr. George
Howard, Jr- who is head of the Department of County Organisa
tion in the State Department of Education Dr. Howard, in a
clear and forceful address, outlined the minimum essential* of an
organisation by which a county can givo an education to all ita
ehiidren. 0 ‘
Splendid talka were made by several of the Commltte—la and
teachers on topics relating to their mutual problems. Saturday's
program was as follow* j
Devotional eserctees. by Rav. L. M
I Omar.
Address of welcome, by E. A. Stav
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t ns. •
Report of prosreaa In Wayna coun
ty at-boola, J. T. Jarcota.
Wayna (NMinty Pair, W'aUet 1 Dea
mark.
Pdklfc Haulth. Dr U W Corbett
„ Cooperation In attendance. >fr. J.
O. Tyson v »
< v lub work anion* boya. Mr Rob
ertaoa. 4
School Improvement campaign. Mlaa
Jennie Roberta
Cooperative plan* of tka praaa—
For the Argua. Mr. RobJnaotr.
For the Record. Mr. Brown.
For the Newe. Mfr. Minton
A forward look for Wayne county
Hchoola. Dr. George Howard. *
How committeemen and yaUeaa
helped u« last year. Miaa Mary 0.
Pitta. *
What commit teamen and community
can do for their school," Dr. Header-
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FWIRSHIP
MS LONG IIP
Shenandoah (ruino* Ovar Vnl*
Icy From Which Name Deriv
ed ; Circles Around Richmond
Richmond. V*., Oct- If,— l lfeg Unit
ed Htatea Ship Shenandoah todav
vlaltnd the valley from which It cot
Ita name . Balling serenely along, the
great ftg»y dlrlgtbla panned over
city aftar city .((trough the heart or
Virginia a* surely on acbedule time
aa any fn(t exprea* train
t Reported paaalng over llagerntown.
Md . at II o'clock thin morning the
aerial wtynhip waa neat reported ov
er Winchester at exactly noon tylnr
slowly and at a l£j| altitude
After paaalng Harrlionbur*. the
Hhenandoah went on to Staunton andj
thence to l.ynrhburg. Turning ahou
at Lychhurg nbe headed directly for
Klciimond. reaching the outsklrt* at
5 o'clock and 20 mines later noarlnt
over the heart of the city. She then
turned northward and headed L r
home. *
Hijfh School Glee
! . Club Delights Crowds
.... 1
The Ooldnhi.ro High School Orchee
Jtr* and Glee Club made Itn Itrnt pub
j Re appearance on Wednesday at Hf
regular chapel period The program
which delighted the student* and the
visitor* present for the ouranlon wa*
an follows:
I | 1 Hong -•‘Little Hrown Church In
the Wildwood”- By the school
2. la) PelHe Valae Ream: (hi
Salute, to the Color* Kern High
School Orchestra
3. "Bing me to Sleep"-Violin HoR
by Mlaa Mna Weldman
4 l/egenil—Jo««ph Hrell Plan
Hclo by Minn l.llllan Hrown.
f, "The Ron* Hong' -Horatio Park
er High School Glee Club.
The drehentra Is composed of tb'
following students: Victim Cor *
Hill. Ms Weldmsn. William Tola
and*Allen l*e Pike, comet*. Marv|
Jones, and Robert Inter; drum*. WII
lie Parker and Tommy Griffin, cello
Ruth Weldman. piano. Gillian Brown
Mr. Sheldon la the director.
('OTTOS MARKET
New York. Oct. 27 Spot cotton
quiet: middling 31.7 - Cotton futures
closed very steady December 30.(9;
January 30 11; March 30 14; May
- Suit; July 29.(9.
MEMBER OF
ASSOCIATED PRESS
■ ’,l ' ■■ " «' *
PRICE FIVE CENTS
son Iryln.
What n committeeman at pa nil at
the teachers. Mr. B. A.'Mavama
Report from tka Atklnaoa Mamortal
committee. Supt K P. Maadoahall.
11:80 * 00 lunch «
Standardisation of afemytanf .
schools. Mlaa leafy Spear.
Oraaataatloa of Wafa# I Cwah
branch rs the N. C. Tcachots ‘~T*
elation
Kiacutlve maatlaa krf gpmMgp.
man's aaaoclallon. .
Meeting of Wayne i mnty AMfcgM
Association
Mlaa Anna Ml Parker gi aAsaMB
President of the Teachers ftUMllstlgP
for lb#, mm In* year. Mr.
aid sen Principal of BauMMi
School wu also tad
and Mr a h Vaaaey. taaMhir es w
; cat tonal Education at
mud* secretary
The addraaa delivered fe|fMa.'jHg>
ard te the teachera alii HBjgHHB
Tuesday morning's laaua^gMM*.
DEMOCRATIC IMB
PLAN COWfB
In Alknla
Washington. Oat. 17 —Conferences
of Democratic woman will ha hold In
several sectioaa of the country dur
ing the aaat 90 day* to orgaala* wo
men voter* for the I9M campaign.
It waa' «'*• Cos
ily Newell Malr. vtea chairman of
the Democratic National Committee
Several of the meet lags, wfll he tp|
lowed by three day "schools of De
mocracy" to ha ceoduolod by Mrs
Halaey M Wilson of New York.
• ■ e lik** i ii i—im———» » f,
KEY- W ALT MOLC9IW
An Atlanta Yawapomr Mnooka of Mi
Work In That (Ilf.
Next week Use above named min
later, called "Georgia’* Ptary Evsn
kelUt." will pranch at St. Pod Moth
i dim church Id Ooldahoro. The f-»|-
lowing pariguph gl*ee eome Idea o’
the successful work of Mr. Hetoomh
In a recent meeting held In Allnaig.
On * .
"What la declared on all etd&V* lo
he the rreateet revival ever hoU In
Wee ley Memorial church waa hceo*V
to a close Sunday night. ■iftnothei
>O. when Walt Holcomb. Oonrfna
t'crv avangeltet. preachod on the euh
lect. “P spare to meet thy Ood " Tjth
meeting unckef Ite spiritual slice*
cn thu n Utsv when »<ore* of pe iple
«er« cinverted. Tut anrvtnne w-.i»
In pro'«(ea* fopThrxe weeks, bertn
nlng BepUmher 9th. during which
time Evangelist Holcomb granched
two strong sermons each dag. the
•oiou "d n ear vice being held In thg
Peachtree Arcade Omni throng*- «A»
tended all services and often tin
Arcada and church waps taxed to
capacity Hundreds uamc forward to
accept the etaadarda of Chrtntftnotty
and to express their porpone of unit
lag with the Church.”—Wealry Me
morial Hrrali.
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(KLKY WILMINGTON
AH f OYYhimOh CITY
Chattanooga. Teon., JOct. IT- —WH«
mington. N. C. today waa seleetad
(or the net meeting of the synod Os
the Province of gewaaee ot Bgfaon
pel church which cloeed Its geeMeoa
j here today.
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