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BISHOP LAMBUTH DEAD Prominent .Methodist Missionary Pas: es Away In Yokohama Japan. Nashville Tenn. Oct. 18.(Special On September 27, 1921 a cablegrar was received at headquarters of th Methodist Episcopal Church, Sout. announcing the death of Bishop Wal ter K. Lambuth in Yokohama, Japan following an operation at the Unite* States naval hosDital. In the passing of Bishop Lambuth Southern Methodism not only mourn: ft worthy and honored son, but th< ~ -*B-ftew8 of his death will bring sorrow to thousands in nearly every quartei of the globe, for he was r ^ Bishop Lambuth Vvfts an outstanding m&n in his generation am everywhere was recorded high hon or, not only as a prominent church man, but- as a skilled surgeon, notec author, lecturer and Explorer. H< gav? practically his whole life to th( service of mankind, being the mcssen ger of his church in Africa, China ? - M ? IT Cuba, Jbrazii, japan, rvorea, oiuuia Belgium, Poland, as well as in fields nearer home. He was born in Shanghai, China, in 1854, being the son ol James W. and Mary McClellan Lam buth, Pioneer missionaries of lh< Methodist Episcopal Church, South Bishop Lambuth received a broad anc liberal education and held degree< from prominent c0JiCg^s ^J universi ill America and Europe. He re *- -ceived his medical and M. A. de?r~-from Vanderbilt Unfa*- " and lato?* ? * -wi-sity in 187 ~ ???? _ graduated from BeJlevie\ hospital medical college, New Yorl City. He did special work in surger; in Edinburgh and London. He wa also a fellow in the Royal Geogriiphi Society, ' In 1877 he was married to Mis ? ? - * ?i Daisy Kelly and wiin ner saueu t China under appointment as mission aries of the Southern Methodis Church. From that time until th day of his death he inaugurated an worked out constructive and far-reaci ing missionary programs in ever mission field entered by his churcl Probably his most notable and hero; work was taking the missionary me! sage to the heart of Africa, a * or which involved tremendous labo walking for more than a thousan miles over African trails to ope Southern Methodism's first missionai station in Africa. In 1910 he was elected bishop, tl highest office in the gift of his churc He was assigned to the Orient as h episcopal territory and his latest woi was to hold the annual conference < "W4 ). ill 44 ill J. Ml ij. j f f || |UMIMH llll I Fail I 1/ ill ^ ill Every Pe ii\-? I Silv< i!nmmnmmnnm the Siberia-Manchurian mission, undertaking enterprised by him. s" Surviving Bishop Lambulh are wife, daughter and son of Oakte California. According to Dr. W. ) Pinson, of the Southern Methot rf mission board, Bishop Lambuth 1 e be buried in Shanghai, the place h his bii-th and where his mother is - terred. It is probable that the t, mains of his father will be remo i from Kobe, Jhpan and placed bes 1 Jt .A d < /?4-t M 1 r> U /\ / ] ?/\M /11S Wile ailv* Uiswuguisucu sun , Shanghai, China. -As soon rus the d 3 of the burial in the? Orient is cab i to Methodist Headqua.^1"5 in 7 ville, Tenn., the news win* he over the wires and church hells every city and hamlet ir. Sou*h< .Methodism will toll to mark the dec 1 and biiiidi b? hfci' greatest o i To Members of Boys' and Girls' Clu 1 i The County Fair Association ; making a special effort to help y ir your work by giving you a char , to show what you can do and at t , same time see what the other felli ? has done. Are you not going to ta advantage of this opportunity and v f some of the splendid prizes which t being offered? Even if you do ! win a prize you can sh^* . have done and ^ -"w what \ 1 work h"- ' - the other fell , ^urdcr to win. -r Study the premium list and see tl - I vaii Ii?tm luu. i.v; wvty tiling icquucvi iii -Jexhih'^ you wjjj notic? that so s of the best prizes are offered for cc 7 plete exhibits and they can not v entered as such unless they are cc k plete. y All record books from the varii s clubs must be sent in before C brought to the fair. Your exh: may help you win a scholarship s the state short course and you sur o will not win unless you send ir i- record. ;t Bring your exhibits to Kingst e on October 31st. or if that is imp d sible, send them to your Home D< l- onstration agent, for she is expect y something from each and every c i. member, whether t be a complete ic hibit or a single article, s- MISS HATTIE McMURRAY k Home Demonstration ag r, o id Arrival and Departure of Traim :n y Southbound: No. 83, 10:58 a. No. 78, 11:21 a. m.. No. 47, 6 :17 p. ie No. 89, 9:22 p. m. b. 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