Community Confirmation Exercises and Pageant Roles
Ruth Block and others received confirmation certificates while Miss Esther Henry handed out honor certificates. A fund was raised by donors including Charles Richard Schlesaberg and Sidney Schlossberg for attendance prizes. Manuel Block recited a poem and Esther Gross led the class in the closing song. The report lists numerous names connected to the event and mentions a film description of The Heavenly Light featuring Miss La Marr and Tearle, with notes on performances and plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Block
Heliefs
Sidney Lenett
Sarah Waintrob
Marcus
Esther Henry
Manuel Block
Charles Richard Schlesaberg
Sidney Schlossberg
Gross
Rodgin
Kammer
Lanett
Weinberg
Aaron
Ben Baker
Effron
Misa Esther Gross
Emanuel Cohen
Helen Cohen
Beatrice Effron
Lucille Jaffee
Jerome Katz
Meyer Knaass
Ida Matz
Maurice Weinberg
Lavish production at Colonial Theatre features La Marr
Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle are again seen together in The Heart of a Siren at the Colonial Theatre. La Marr plays a role described as one of the gayest reveals of a Riviera setting in Europe, adding glamour to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tearle
Paris
Riviera
Algal
Miss la Marr
Vearla
Florence Reed
Hall and Wareweill
Barbara la Marr
Conway Tearla
Colonial Theatre
Miss. la Marr
Europe
Kimball Police Chief Released on Bond
Kimball Police Chief Harry Hamner and Deputy Sheriff of McDowell County, with Hattie Hager posing as Hamner, were arraigned before Commissioner A J Hearn on liquor possession charges. They were released on $2000 bonds each for the June term of the U S district court in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hamner
Kimball
McDowell County
Hattie Hager
Hamner
A. J. Hearn
R. L. Taylor
el Watkins
Bluefield
United States District Court
Religious Awakening in the Town of Coaldale
The town of Coaldale is in the midst of a great religious awakening as residents respond to renewed faith efforts and community outreach. Local churches report increased attendance and renewed commitment among families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaldale
Revival at Methodist Church Sees Conversions This Week
The Methodist church reports ongoing revival meetings with daily preaching by Rev. Sam L. Jones, formerly a railroad man from Bluefield. By Sunday, conversions have been recorded, closing the first week of gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sam L. Jones
Bluefield
Visitors Fill Vacancies at Bluefield Kiwanis Luncheon
June's vacation mood kept attendance light for the Bluefield Kiwanis Club weekly meeting though visitors filled many vacancies. Secretary announced a Ladies Night on June 22 with a West Virginia State Medical Association session in Bluefield on June 8-12. New member C A Massey of Metropolitan Life Insurance was introduced. Dr T E B Vass urged help in entertaining visiting delegates. Miss Mildred Carpenter read, club singing ensued.
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Bluefield Kiwania
Casital
T. EB. Vass
West Virginia State Medical Association
Bluefield
C. A. Massey
Metropolitan Lita Insurance Company
Pop Wendrick
Missy Mildred Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
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