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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
9
The author reflects on the meaning of sincere friendships and that genuine kindness should be voluntary not obligatory. Friends offer encouragement and support through hard times, acting as a gift from God that lifts weary souls and deepens trust and love.
The women's auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will hold a prayer service for home missions at 3 this afternoon in the Sunday school room on Tazewell street. This is the second in a series ending Friday afternoon. A freewill offering will be taken Friday. those unable to attend may send offerings.
The woman’s missionary society of the Christian church will meet at the church today at 2 30 p m. Articles of Japanese art from the bazaar will be on sale. It is hoped every woman will be present.
Grace Methodist Church holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2 30 in the Sunday school room. This meeting elects officers for the ensuing year and every member is urged to attend.
Mrs. Russell Ritz hosted a midweek bridge party at Ivy House with seven tables from 2:30 to 4:30. Mrs. Lawrence Alexander led, while Mrs. C. O. Stahlemann paced the retreat. Guests included Mesdames Becker Fox Akers Kabler Gilkeson Berry McNeer Blackstock Little Bodell Lear Mann Pearson Roberts McQuail Rogers Hardy Paoliello Payne Prazier Chariton St. Clair Gailey Dunglinson Baker and Bram.
President Coolidge gains a favorable signal from the South Dakota convention with an endorsement that was made unanimous after a wide margin against Senator Johnson. White House officials expect acknowledgment soon and see the move as indicating Republican sentiment for Coolidge in the 1924 campaign despite ongoing primaries. Senator Johnson contests the outcome, urging focus on the March 25 primary. Dromedaries can perform a journey of 600 miles in five days.
The article notes six new members added to the Mercer Bar Association. It discusses taxation through historical lenses, urging lawyers to promote fair tax laws, education, and civic responsibility while reducing war-driven debt and inequality. It emphasizes lawyers’ role in justice, liberty, and public welfare.
A column argues for weaker taxation and the removal of costly government machinery to fund benevolent goals. It claims reducing police and military expenditure would lower overall costs and free funds for public works. The text frames this as citizens upholding Caesar’s law and cites a governor’s remark on imperfect tax assessment.
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