Happy Christmas Morning Service at First Presbyterian
The Christmas service at the First Presbyterian Church featured the joining of Westminster and First Church congregations. Silent prayer, carols, scripture read by C L Capito Jr, solos by Dorothy Mason and Connie Tynes, and a Near East Relief offering highlighted a joyous ceremony.
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First Presbyterian Church
Westminster
C. L. Capito, Jr
Jake
Dorothy Mason
Bluefeld
Hammond Steele
University of West Virginia
Christ
Harry Goodykoontz
Davidson College
Connie Tynes
Russell
Cousins
Samuel W. Moore
Northfork Woman Breaks Shoulder in Creek Car Wreck
Mrs. CC Lambert of North Fork sustained a broken shoulder blade when the Ford touring car carrying Mrs. KE Moore and W. N. Wallard plunged into Pilthorn Creek between North Fork and Keystone last night. The big car stopper offered aid and no blame was placed on its driver.
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CC. 8. Lambert
Northfork
KE. Moore
W. N. Wallard
Pilthorn Creek
Keystone
Ford
Thikhorn
Delightful party marks Lillian Kaslow's twelfth birthday
Northfork couple Mr and Mrs L Kaslow hosted a Saturday party for daughter Lillian's twelfth birthday with games and prizes in the afternoon and refreshments for guests including Rosalyn Kutzer Welch Ethel Dooley Billy Cornett Bernice Atkinson Zelma Witt Hazel Wright and others assisted by Helen Catzen. Christmas program at Northfork Methodist church followed with sketches carols and candy gifts for children Santa Claus attendance noted. Northfork boys basketball opened local season by defeating Pocahontas High 41 to 14 while Pocahontas girls lost to Northfork.
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L Kasilow
Northfork
Lillian
Rosalyn
Estelle Kutzer
Welch
Ethel Dooley
Billy Cornett
Bernice Atkinson
Zelma Witt
Hazel Wright
Frances
Alice Coach
Sadie Seligmann
Lucille Forman
Goldjie Kahn
Marvin Nelson
Edward Brooke
Milton &. Koslow
Helen Catzen
Mrs. Kaslow
Methodist Church of Northfork
Santa Claus
Pocahontas High
Northfork Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Charles Liebman of Chicago visits at Mrs. L Koal's home. Florence Bohn returns home after appendicitis surgery at Grace Hospital in Elb. Miss Havelayers of Morison also mentioned.
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Charles Liebman
Chicago
L Koal
Little Florence Bohn
Grace Hospital
Elb
Miss Havelayers
Morison
Mrs Beane Hosts Christmas Mission Circle at Westfield
Mrs W P Beane entertained the Methodist Missionary Society at her Westfield home with red candy decor and holly. Members received gift packages from Mrs Beane and circle chair Mrs Mitchell. Remarks include visitors and holiday greetings from local families and students visiting for Christmas.
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W. P. Beane
Methodist Missionary Society
Westfield
Beane
Mr. Hardy
Raymond Goode
Mrs. Beane
Mrs. Mitchell
H. P. Mitchell
T W. Zink
James Newman
A. Christie
A. H. Tabor
J. B. Dorton
PW. Hardy
H. P. Evans
John W Thomas
Edith Whiteneck
A. H Sheppe
Community church year end notices and programs in Pocahontas
A note of thanks from Mrs Ethel Hancock in Pocahontas Virginia for kindness shown during illness and death of Mathew Hancock. It lists thanks to Dr Fudge and Dr Lomax and others, with floral signs and car services. A series of church events by Rev A D Williams and Rev W H Blake is announced including Sunday School membership drive, Christmas program, offerings for the world’s poor, and the sermon series on the Negro spirituals.
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Mss Fleshman
Welch
Ruth
Dora’ Gammon
Ethel Catzen
Marshall Colare
Euniceer
Keystone
Kinney Long
Cosby Otey
Sydney Seligmann
West 4 University
Miss Pearl
Cassell
Bluefield
Mabel Witt
Virginia Intermont
Bristol
Wallace Green
Shenandoah Military Academy
Cora Lee Kpett
Ham
L. Washington
Leatha Wallace
Buckhannon
C. W
C. R. Carter
Adams
Bluestone
Aaron Katzen
Baltimore
Mathew Hancock
Doctor Fudge
Lomax
Ethel Hancock
Pocahontas
A. D. Willlams
Paul
Chain Gang
Ferber Film and Kittrell Aid Highlight Local Notices
Corinne and Edna Ferber collaborate on a classified style film titled So Big featuring Colleen Moore and a cast led by Jack Mulhall Charles Murray Edythe Chapman Ward Crewe and Carroll Nye. A First National Bank executive donated $25 daily for a school effort as Kittrell College in North Carolina celebrates forty years of growth and African American leadership. Community notices list Mason services at Mt Zion Baptist church with Knight Templars, local visits by students Genevieve Lomax and Elizabeth Sinkford, and a postponed Community Council meeting due to holidays.
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Screenland
Corinne
Edna Ferber
Fie
Jar
Ferber
Colleen Moore
Jack Mulhall
Charles Murray
Edythe Chapman
Ward Crewe
Carroll Nye
Miss Griffith
H. J. Wilson
Jones Street
Elizabeth Sinkford
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
G. H. Link
Genevieve Lomax
Howard University
E. W. Lomax
W. C. Mitchell
George Dean
C. H. Moorman
Elkhorn
Jatter
Thos. G. Howard
James L. Hill
Beaver News Pond Christmas Program at Beaver High School
Last Wednesday the Beaver High School held language class programs including Latin French Spanish and talks by teachers and students about experiences and abroad trips. The teachers’ holiday plan the Christmas vacation with several locations and the Beaver News Pond will pause until after the new year.
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Beaver High School
Italy
Beaver Newa Pond
Heaver High School
Woman Returns to Mother’s Room After Nighttime Walk
Barbara sneaks past a lead door to her mother’s bedroom then reflects in the dim, sparse chamber. The room's walnut bed and blue rugs evoke a missing sense of normalcy as she notes the bare dresser and switched off lights. (To Be Continued)
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Barbara
Colleen Moore Leads Camp Fire Campaign For Moderns
Camp Fire Girls campaign against flapper stigma promotes the term modern or modernt. Colleen Moore chosen to front the effort as a symbol of modern image. Moore stars in We Moderns, an adaptation of Israel Zanewill, released by Firet National, and shows at the Colonial next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Camp Fire
Camp Fire Organization
Colleen Moore
Colleen
Israel Zanewill
Baby mouse halts English wireless transmission
A tiny mouse weighing under a quarter ounce breached a condenser and caused a total silence across England, stopping transmission signals at the wireless station. The incident disrupted broadcasts and drew attention to delicate equipment guarding.
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Daventry
England
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