Annual Inter Society Debate at Bluefield College
This evening at 8 p m the annual inter society debate in Bluefield College auditorium features the Virginian Literary Society and the John Marshall Society debating whether the United States should join the World Court. Otis Mayhew and John Marra lead the affirmative, Charles Odor and George Thomas the negative, with Mayhew and Odor handling rebuttal. The program includes music and declamation, with medals awarded on June 12.
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Bluefield College
John Marshall
Virginian Litterary Societies
Henry Rodgin Company
Finefield
United States
Virginian Society
Otis Mayhew
John Marra
John Marshall Society
Charles Odor
George Thomas
Mr. Mayhew
Mr. Odor
M. O. Carpenter
Earl Lowder
O. L. McFaddin
C. B. Martin
D. F. White
H. L. Jones
Walton Fuqua
World Court
John Arra
Charles Oder
Waiton Fuqua
Ask Your Neighbor On Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Women share experiences of benefitting from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with repeated recommendations across households. The text claims near fifty years of use helping various female illnesses and urges readers to ask neighbors about their own results.
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United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dancing in Churches and Schools for Youth of ’23 Advocated
Seattle May 31 Advocates argue churches and schools should host wholesome dancing to guard youth morals and offer supervised recreation. Mrs. Heary Landes, Seattle council member and Seattle Women’s Civic League president, leads the plan, saying churches can provide innocent diversion and reduce reliance on downtown dance halls.
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Seattle
Heary Landes
City Hall Notes On Sewer Connections And Brick Delivery
Engineering reports three sanitary sewer connections completed yesterday on Walton avenue Miberry street and Pearls street serving Hulton ster and Hancock properties. One car of paving brick was unloaded on Tuesday and repairs will be made to holes in brick pavements. Garbage cans remain unprovided by many residents despite city arrangements for purchase.
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Walton Avenue
Hulton
Miberry Street
Ster
Pearls Street
Hancock
Health and Welfare Department
Funeral for James A. Goad Draws Trainmen in Large Turnout
The funeral for James Alpert Goad son of Rev. and Mrs. Preston J. Goad of Hiawatha occurred at Union Church in Hiawatha at 11 a.m. with Rev J S Foley of Matoaka presiding under the auspices of Motoca Tribe 121 IMRO Red Men Porca tas Lodge 633 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. A large crowd and more than thirty automobiles accompanied the procession to Matoaka for burial.
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James Alpert Goad
Preston J. Goad
Hiawatha
Union Church
J. S. Foley
Matoaka
Motoca Tribe
Order of Red Men
Porcatas Lodge
Burns In Sleep At Home In Liverpool
News brief reports Ellen Conway died from severe burns after falling on an open grate while sleeping in Liverpool. A separate line records that Fred Wood was hanged here for strangling Miss Margaret White on Christmas Day.
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New York
Ellen Conway
Liverpool
Fred Wood
Margaret White
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Southport
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Henry Landes
City Hall
Orly
Jonia
Wanda Hawley Milton Sills
Robert Cain Logan
George Melford
Te Sands
Piel
NEWS
Colonial Orchestra
Elizabeth de Jeans
Harold Lloyd
Goodwin Preserving Co
Louisville
Silver Prince Washboards
Kingans
Jamison
Santo
Wisconsin
Perth
Keystone
W. Va
Northfork
Princeton
Welch
Bluefield
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