The Man Born Blind Sunday School Lesson
The section reviews the healing of a man born blind and the religious prejudice that opposed the miracle. It highlights the faith of the healed man and Jesus' claim to divinity, urging believers to trust Jesus and endure opposition. Revivals, concerts, and community notices fill the page with local church events and school improvements.
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God
Moses
Jesus
Cope
Recital Course at Bluefield Institute Presents Margaret Wycherly
The Bluefield Institute's Artist Recital course features Margaret Wytherly on December 16. Wycherly, a noted dramatic reader and actress, is praised for versatile portrayal and deep study of theater, able to convey locale and character in few words.
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Margaret Wycherly
Bluefield Institute
Misa Wycherly
Cathleen
Yeats
Margaret Wytherly
Miss Wycherly
Bluefield Institute Launches Cooperative Store
The Bluefield Colored Institute opened The Bluefield Institute Cooperative Store on Friday December 5, run by the commercial department with W. C. Mathey directing. A Board of Directors from secondary, college, and normal departments will oversee a stock including fruit confectioneries stationery and supplies.
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Bluefield Institute Co-operative
W. C. Mathey
Speaking Tour Aims at Dayton Addresses for Y M C A Y W M C
President R. R. Sims left Saturday for Dayton Ohio to address the Y M C A and the Y W M C A. He plans to return Wednesday morning for a conference with the State Board of Education on the institution's new building program.
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R. R. Sims
Dayton
Ohio
State Board of Education
Football function delights students and guests in hall
Members of the football squad hosted an elaborate social function Friday evening in the assembly hall. Faculty and many friends attended, calling it one of the most enjoyable gatherings ever given by the student group.
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Sphynx
Drewery’s Hall
Sphynx Club
Bluefield Institute
J. W. Tynes
Jones Street
Pearl Penn
Decorated hall praised for taste and skill in preparations
The article notes a hall fully decorated in school colors with a attractive appearance. The organizing committee was generously complimented for the taste and skill shown in preparations. After a dinner served early, several inspiring speeches were made.
Miss Marion Warren Visits Williamson Friends
Miss Marion Warren who has been visiting her sister Mrs H E Kingslow at Williamson is spending the weekend with friends at the Institute. The Alumni Association led by Prof E W Barrer of Kimball held an important meeting at Welch on Saturday November 29 with many members present and plans for the school year discussed. Prof H L Dickason, recently confined with a grippe, is improving and hopes to resume duties soon.
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Marion Warren
H. E. Kingslow
Williamson
Institute
Alumni Association
E. W. Barrer
Brown's Creek District
Kimball
Welch
H. L. Dickason
Priest Fined for Assault in West Virginia Court
In Clarksburg, Rev. Paul V. Helsey pleaded guilty to assaulting coal miner John Armstead in county court. Helsey received a $25 fine and sixty days imprisonment. he claimed Armstead insulted him as he headed to Reynoldsville with two nuns to teach a Sunday school class.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Paul V. Helsey
John Armstead
Reynoldsville
Armstead
Best Life Insurance Claim Promises Drug Remedy Cure
A reader recalls being refused life insurance due to heart symptoms five years ago. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, taken after a pharmacist recommended it three years ago, with rapid relief and claims it removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing various ailments. One dose supposedly proves it or offers a money refund.
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Mayr
Riddles and a flag lesson tease the kids in the orchard
Nancy and Nick solve a riddle about the Flag of the United States and discover meanings in a seaside picnic scene. They compare a word pronounced right with the clue right and glimpse a gun riddle before lunch bell rings, as Mrs John calls.
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Nancy
Nick
United States
Wolfe Sentenced Fifteen Years for Lineman Murder
In Harrison county West Virginia Daniel Wolfe a glass worker of Adamston was sentenced to fifteen years in Moundville penitentiary for the murder of Claude Wilson a traction lineman. A jury found him guilty of second degree murder after Wilson was shot at the Wolfe home following pleas of mistreatment from Wolfe's family. Wolfe pleaded self defense claiming Wilson attacked him with a digger.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Daniel Wolfe
Adamston
Harrison County
John C. Southern
Moundville
Claude Wilson
Wilson
Wolfe
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