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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1909
Page
2
Notices detail Mass at 9:20 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church with Benediction. Christ Episcopal Church offers morning and evening services plus Sunday School and confirmations. Lutheran and Grace Methodist announce worships with sermons on fruits and loyalty. Cavalry Baptist and First Baptist list Sunday School times and preaching hours with midweek prayer meeting.
The Rev. W. A. Pearson leads two Sunday worships at 11 p m and 7 p m with a Sabbath school at 9 30 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m An offering will be taken at the morning service for Presbyterian Home Missions Attendees are invited to join these services.
Lyons was in Thacker for business. Harry Hoover visited Bluefield friends. Miss Sue Scruggs of Roanoke stayed with the Heysers. Mrs. B. J. Grayson called on Roanoke friends returning on No. 3. Mrs. J. W. Bingham spent a day with relatives in Bluefield. Ruth Obenshain and Eleanor Gabord met Scruggs in Bluefield. J. Frank Watts visited Bluefield on business. Ed Lyons and Annie Wickham visited Kimball. J. J. Stone returned to Pikeville after visiting his parents. Mrs. Benj. Lewis shopped in Bluefield. J. J. Lincoln was in Welch on business. R. H. Yeyser was in Welch. Ernest and Samuel Stafford were called to Graham for their sister’s illness. Mrs. Houston Wilburn returned from Charleston after weeks away. Revival at Crooked Baptist Church led by Rev. E R. Crockett has attracted many. Miss Ruth Hawkins of Bluefield visits her sister Mrs. R. K. Doyle after summer study at Charlottesville.
Theatre patrons in Bluefield and the coalfields can look forward to an August 31 opening at the Elks Opera House. Manager Joliffe announces a rich season with familiar favorites returning, new productions, and a lineup featuring Lionel Lawrence in Forgiven and The Devil, plus many other titles through March.
Open to the public tomorrow at 7 o clock the Princess theatre promises a first class five cent show with illustrated song a vocalist and a pianist. The management pledges top entertainment and courteous treatment for ladies and children as the new venue awaits patrons.
The feature shows a steel fire proof booth filled with asbestos and up to date fixtures. The stage is designed for specialties and the elevated floor offers comfortable seating. The event is scheduled Monday evening at 7 o’clock at Follanzbee's old store on Biand street.
Franklin showcases a new fall line of wooden garments for men promising updated style and quality. The ad urges patrons to see the collection and order suits directly from Franklin, claiming customer satisfaction and tailored craftsmanship.
To those who need homes furnished wefare in position to offer exceeding ly low prices. No regular install ments and terme to suit can be ar ranged. Everything for the home or office direct from factory. Every possible expense incidents to conducting the conducting the general furniture bus iness has been eliminated. No rent, fire, insurance, bookkeepers, stenog raphers, clerks or dry age We can sell you suit for $26.00 up to $400.00 Address all communications to Ww. E Moore, manager furniture department, Bluefield.
A six month old girl in Agnewville Virginia recovered from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The advertisement notes the medicine is effective for bowel complaints in children when directions are followed and is easy to take when diluted with water and sugar. Available at West End Pharmacy East End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy plus wholesalers Hui Andrews Thomas Co for large buyers.
Property listings offer multiple 4 to 12 room houses on streets like Reese Booth and Mercer with monthly rents from 12 50 to 40 and sale prices up to 16 500 plus acreage near car lines in Bluefield and Bland areas. Additional items include 6 to 8 room homes with corner lots and rail line proximity.
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