City Churches Plan Sunday Services in Bluefield
Multiple churches list Sunday schedules with Sunday schools at 9:20 to 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. and evening services around 6:46 to 7:46 p.m. Subjects include Light Love for the Word of God and The New Foundation. Music, friendly welcomes, and midweek prayer meetings are noted.
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College Avenue
Weekend church services at Immanuel Lutheran and Giveny Baptist
Immanuel Lutheran at Mercer and Dwithbring streets offers evening Endeavor at 4 and 6 30 p m Bible study Wednesday worship 11 am Sunday school 9 46 worship 11 sermon Righteousness Luther League 7 no vesper. Giveny Baptist schedule lists 9 46 am service with Prof M O Carpenter preaching at 7 45 pm Junior B P U Monday 10 am Senior B P U Thursday 7 46 pm
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Trinity Methodist
Washington Street
College Avenue
Bluefield
J. M. Carter
James
Kahle
Liam
W. M. Morrell
D. D
Hishlasé Park
M. E. Church South
Tor of Grace Church
Peacees
Board of
Ards
First Christian Bland
Federal Streets
C. I. Cheyney
Floyd H. Randell
Immanuel Lutheran
Mercer
Dwithbring Streets
Luther League
Giveny Baptist
W. J
Lilly
la m
M O. Carpenter
P. U
Maccabees to Hold Quadrennial Meet in Washington
Ten thousand Maccabees members expected for four day Washington convention with 200000 members in the order. Most delegates arrive by auto from U S and Canada, with 2600 cars registered. July 20 class initiation will admit 6000 candidates. women participate for first time after June 1 hive No 1 installation. The event includes a large motor parade and visits to Kellet Association for orphans.
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Wateenn
The
Maccabees
Martha Washington Hive
Washington
United States
Canada
Chatham
Kellet Association For Orphans
International Home and
Order
Jap Syndicate Formed to Exploit Saghalien Coal and Oil
Tokyo reports government authorities reached an agreement on a semi official syndicate to exploit Saghalien coal and oil fields. The oil syndicate will have 10 million yen capital and the coal syndicate 10 million yen. Hokushin Kai and North Saghalien Industrial Co own half the capital. rest opened to general subscription. Imperial Navy to buy all oil output. Only Japanese subjects may subscribe.
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Tokyo
Hokushin Kai
Saghalien
North Saghalien Industrial Company
Imperial Navy
Slayer Dag G Long Ridge Dies in Gate War Legend
Dag G Long Ridge, famed for leading Native warriors at age eighteen in the Gate War, died here. His bold command with his own hand reportedly secured victories and left a lasting mark on local history.
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ZU Slayer
Sevenoaks
Dag
G. Longridge
Gorgas Memorial Institute gains notable medical backing
National headquarters in Chicago announced West Virginia doctors Dr Charles M Scott and Dr W H St Clair will serve on the governing committee of the Gorgas Memorial Institute. Lead figures include Drs Mayo Baruch Dawes and others backing a 700 year life extension via preventive medicine and education with a Panama research lab funded at 760000 dollars.
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C. M. Scott
W. H. St. Clair
City
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Charles M. Scott
Bluefield
West Virginia
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago
Franklin Martin
The
Netitute
William Mayo
Charles Mayo
Bernard Baruch
George M. Reynolds
Belisario Porras
Panama
Edward R. Stitt
Ernest A. Sommer
John Bassett Moore
Maerrittee W. Ireland
Charles G. Dawes
Hugh 8. Cumming
Adolph Ochs
W. P. G Harding
George W. Crile
Gilbert Pite-Patrick
George David Stewart
Ernest Fahnestock
Martin
William Crawford Gorgas
Gorgas
Republic
Richard P. Strong
School of Tropical Medicine
Harvard Peete
Concord College hosts national PT A speaker and health week
Mrs. 8S. M. N. Marrs, national VP of the Parent Teacher Association, lectured at Concord College on community programs linking families with PT A work. She highlighted Old Time School Days and Local History, praised Farm Clubs, and praised Texas roots. Health week at summer school features Helen Bond as speaker replacing Dr. lon. A community carnival is planned for July 21 by Tau Omega.
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M. N. Marrs
Parent Teacher Association
Concord College
Beers Association
West Virginia
Virginia
Parent-Teacher Association
States
District of Columbia
Marrs
Misa Lida Davis
George Weer Diehl
T. J. Dawson
Yukon
Marre
W. C. Easley
Fairview Schoo
O’keefe
Ramsey
Overstreet
Bluefield
J. F. Holroyd
Gertrude Sampson
D. B. Wagner
Texas
Humphreys
Clarksburg
Mercer
County
T. A. George
Concord
State Department of Health
Hiss Helen Bond
Jean T. Lon
Carnival to support curtain fund at Concord College
A carnival in the gymnasium of Concord College on Tuesday evening July 21 offers a splendid program with music and entertainment. Proceeds will be applied to the curtain fund.
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Rity
Concord College
Local family visits and weekend guests reported
Mrs Daisy Higginbotham and family plus summer students stayed with her for a weekend at Eggleston. Mrs Robert Ross French of Beckley visited her father and sister at the old home. Mrs Gaston Shumate and two children traveled with Dr Uriah Vermil to Glen Lynn.
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Daisy Higginbotham
Eggleston Ns
Robert Ross French
Beckley
Gaston Shumate
Uriah Vermil
Glen Lynn
Peerless Introduces Hydraulic Four Wheel Brakes
Peerless highlights a hydraulic four wheel brake system featuring an exclusive torque arm design. The mechanism promises smooth quiet operation, eliminating chatter and lurching common with other torque arms, thanks to fabric discs reinforced by sheet steel and cross member attachment.
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Peerless
Peerless mounting eliminates wear in fabric disc linkage
The design replaces conventional shackle and metal-to-metal link with fabric discs, preventing chattering or clocking under any circumstances. It also reduces wear and removes lubrication needs.
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Christ Episcopal
J. W. Hobson
Bland Street
J. A Ways
R. Sw
J. Taylor
Newfoandmant
Grace
B. H. Yankee
Bramwell
Wil Preech
Epworth
Westminster Presbyterian
Albemarle
Washington Streets
Wm. L. Alley
Warner H. DuBose
Westminster
South Bluefield
First Presbyterian
Edwin C. Wade
Sn Tendent
Samuel W. Moore
Berryman
Tolbert Street
Maweon
Paris
Athens
Home Economics Club
Tau Omega Soro
Society Collegiate
Knickerbockers
Carolina Moon
Marguerite
Vernon Dalhart
Little Mary Phagan
Floyd Collins
al Craver
Blossom Seeley
Art Gillham
Warlick Furniture Co
Nunnbush, Strong & Garfield, Ralston
Laird-Schober, Sherwood
Hannah
Dutten Hofer
Suedes
Oxfords
Suede
Aaron
Rosaine and
Princeton Ave
J. 1. Kwass
Hoonaker