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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

9

Passover observance urged as global celebration and freedom plea

The piece urges Jews worldwide to usher in Passover at sundown, highlighting the festival’s history from the Exodus to the present. It explains symbolic rituals, the four cups of wine, and the Haggadah readings. It connects Passover to human freedom, justice, and opposition to tyranny, noting ongoing global slave and oppression issues.

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Tip Top Tips and Local Happenings in Tip Top

Virginia Riley widow of George W. Riley dies at Mud Fork aged ninety one from cancer. Burial at Crocketts Cove. Nearby, Mrs Indian Bostic age 2 to 18 dies. seven children. Dr Frank Pyatt busy with neighborhood. Tip Top schools busy. Misses Leery and Covery hoped back. Sunday school making progress. Rev Rose Summers leads Bluefield guests. Methodist Church being painted. bell planned. Tip Top aims to map town and field for August primary governor nominee. Farmers plowing. wheat prospects poor due to freezes and aging. A corrected note defines an assistant as a husband.

Virginia Riley George W. Riley Mud Fork Davi Bostic Bostic Ranping Billips Frank Pyatt Gyr Tip Top Leery Covery Ip Top Rpworth Rose Summers Blueslong Hilly Sanday Bluefold Virginia

Seventh Heaven Torch Held High By Golden and Strong

A Colonial theatre one performance marks the joint effort of John Golden and Austin Strong. The play Seventh Heaven is praised as a landmark in American drama with dramatic intelligence and poetic beauty. Cast includes Remy Carpen, Douglas Mac Pherson, John W. Ransone, Mona Morgat, Ruth Morris, Mat Briggs, James Newcombe, John MacSiweeney.

John Golden Austin Strong Strong Colonial Theatre Mr. Golden Mr. Strong Aldelights New York Remy Carpen Douglas MacPherson John W. Ransone Mona Morgat Ruth Morris Mat Briggs James Newcombe John MacSiweeney

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