The Judgment of the World Sunday School Lesson
The lesson explains Jesus as judge of lives and nations with grace. It warns against rigid views of hell and heaven, urging daily acts of mercy as evidence of faith. The text cites Matthew 25 31 46 and stresses that destiny is shaped by how we live and help the needy.
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the International
Wim
Ee Gilroy
T. J
The
Congregationalist
Desis
Jesus
Christ
Heaven
Hell
Alweya
Society Continues From Page Four York Markets in the Interest of the French Hat Shoppe
Social notes list locals returning from holidays and travels. Mrs L C Linkous returns to Williamson after a visit with directors Co GC Otey. Hugh McCullock of Welch goes back to Bluefield College after holidays at home. J W Lisoyad and son James return from Roanoke after attending Mrs Lloyd’s mother’s funeral. Mrs Lloyd expected home Sunday. Prof Frank T Walker returns from Roanoke. Mrs 12 T Austin goes to New Martinsville W Va after news of her father’s death. Miss Pansy Thomas of Glenton Va visits Miss Childress at 617 Bluefeld avenue. A Thresher of Jackson Miss leaves after a visit with grandmother Mrs HR Read on Rogers street.
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York
L. C. Linkous
Williamson
Dirs. Co. GC. Otey
Hugh McCullock
Welch
Bluefield College
J. WH. Lisoyad
James
Woodrow Avenue
Roanoke
Read
Rogers Street
GC. R. Thrasher
Alpeca
W. Va
Dora Hermenson
Northfork
J. ST. Cooper
Monroe Street
Arthur Cumby
Falla Mills
Pittston
Mra
Floyd Winathon
W. C. Wolfe
Atking
Nannie Barnes
Tazewell
O. B. Kidd
Mulberry Street
Kendall McCinoy
Lexigton
Walter Mustain
Srooknear Va
H. Cooper
Bluefeld Sanitarium
A. QO. Bradshaw
Monroe
Mary Klipsline
Sidney
Ohio
Horace Sharritz
Wytheville
4. C. Pack
W. Pritchard
Bramwell
Luln Watkins
Morristown
Tenn
Akers
Tazewell Street
Garnett Williamson
James O'Keefe
J. W. Overstreet
Country Club
F. K. Black
Frederick W. Black
P. Goode
Henry, Va
Emma Greever
Gordon Lewis
Russell Brewer
Hagerstown
Japan Check on Soft Finish Prices 19c 28c 48c 69c
A brief notice lists soft finish price points 19c 28c 48c and 69c for Japan products. The item appears as a catalog snippet or trade notice with no additional context or dates.
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Japan
Social notes from Bluefield and nearby towns
The city and surrounding areas saw numerous visitors and notable absentees as residents and out-of-town guests attended dances, club events, and hospital visits. Returns from trips in Baltimore, Lexington, Wytheville, Tazewell, and Hagerstown were reported, with several illnesses partially improving and multiple residents traveling for treatment or recuperation.
Doomed Titles in France Predicted by Socialists and Nobles
A proposed scale would tax noble titles in France from 600 francs for heraldry use to 260 000 francs for grands titles, with the government mulling abolition. Nobility argues titles hold little personal value, noting no new creations since the Third Republic and arguing practical irrelevance in modern society.
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France
Gribes
Prince de Faucieay-Lucione
Coun
Renewed license plan urged by West Virginia senator
Wheeling dispatch reports State Senator Robert L. Hoge of Point Pleasant proposed a renewed license system allowing WV automobile owners to keep same plates indefinitely. The plan would shift issuance from Charleston to county clerks to improve vehicle tracking.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Robert L. Hoge
Point Pleasant
Charleston
Hogg
Renator Proposes Yearly Plastic Plate for Drivers
A renator advocates preserving license retention while speeding the process. He proposes each motorist keep his license plates and receive an annual small plate to clasp on the larger plate showing the current year. This would eliminate the checking step and hasten document delivery. Embroidered georgette crepe gowns and crepe de chine are noted in fashion references.
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Alek
Devil
Angela
Athiart
Struger
Eas Gelatine
Ballae
Ora Ees
Schlossberg’s
Altera
Tion
Princeton Ave
Gchlossberg’s
Bluefield Furniture Company
Bluefield
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