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HOLD QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Last Sunday was a good day
with us. We had a good congre
gation at the morning service
with good interest. At the even
ing service Dr. Evans, our P. E.
was with us, and all seemed to
enjoy his good sermon. After
his sermon we had our fourth
quarterly conference, and re
ceived many compliments from
our Presiding Elder on the good
rep)rts of the stewards. Dr.
Evans said that we had the best
report that he had heard thus
far in his district. Also said
that he preached to the largest
congregation Sunday night that
he had preached to in his entire
district.
As pastor of the church, I am
very thankful for the good re
port made by our stewards, and
for the way in which the people
have responded in helping me
raise my Connectional Claims.
On next Sunday morning at
the 11 o’clock hour I will preach
at Fakes Chapel. There will be
Sunday Shcool at the Methodist
Church in McCrory Sunday
morning to which all are invited,
but there will be no preaching
service at the morning hour.
But do not forget the evening
service at 7 P. M. Come and
bring your friends, for we will
have good music, and 1 hope a
good congregation.
S. M. Yancey, Pastor.
Miss Zana Angus arrived
Wednesday from Little Rock for
a few days’ visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. T. McCain.
W. J. Loveless, L. McKinney
and A. C. McGregor of Cotton
Plant were here Wednesday, Mr.
Loveless looking over some tim
ber lands for which J. P. Taylor
is agent.
Chicago, Oct. 20.—John J.
Carty, Chief Engineer of the
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co., who developed the wireless
telephone over which the human
voice was recently carried from
Arlington on the Atlantic Sea
board to Honolulu, a distance of
4,600 miles, in an interview today
stated that the wireless telephone
would not take the place of the
wire telephone but would supple
ment it. He said the new inven
tion would be of wonderful ser
vice to mankind and that its
greatest utility would probably
always be as auxiliary to the
older system. It will supplement
the wire system extending its
service where it would dot be
possible to string wires, over
wide expanses of water, desert,
mountain, etc. Mr. Carty said
that he had no doubt but that
when the required apparatus is
installed it would be possible to
talk from New York to Tokio,
Japan, using the Transcontinent
al line and the wireless.
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