Vacation Bible School Opens at First Presbyterian
Vacation Bible School registration will be held at First Presbyterian Church this morning at 9 with Miss Regia Brown as general superintendent and Dr. Samuel W. Moore as Bible teacher. The school runs from Monday at 9 until June 19 with Miss Mary Richardson intermediates, Miss Julia Reese primaries, Mrs. J. P. Conover beginners, and Miss Margaret Frazer juniors. Robert Ramage will supervise boys hand work. All teachers should attend enrollment for a conference with Miss Brown.
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First Presbyterian Church
Regia Brown
Samuel W. Moore
Mary Richardson
Julia Reese
J. P. Conover
Margaret Frazer
Robert
Party for Ladies' Bible Class at Y Quarters
The Ladies' Bible class of the First Christian church hosts a close party this evening at 8 at the Y quarters. The General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park, California, is estimated to be about 4000 years old.
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The
First Christian Church
Y. Quarters
General Sherman
California
Sequoia National Park
Ray Matz Dance Recital Delights Bluefield Audience
In Bluefield at the Colonial theater pupils of the Ray Matz school presented a lavish revue directed by Mrs. Stadium with Miss Gladys Cash guiding the score. The crowd filled the house for a program featuring numerous dance styles, costumes, and solos, repeating tonight at 9.
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Bluefield
Ray Matz
Hollywood
Jo-Anne Summers
Nancy Blaydes
Totsy Creggar
Betty Huddleston
Ann Rish
Shirley Ann Peters
Anna Mae Feuchtenberger
Michael Fokine
Imperial Russian Ballet
Pep
Constance Castonari
Betty Jean Hawley
John Houston
Roberta Jo Blosser
Barbara Reynolds
Frances Reynolds
Margaret Kies Cole
Mary Ann Cole
Hate
Ann Suppee
Theresa Brown
Charlotte Schloesberg
Betty Jane Feuchtenberger
Nancy Biaydes
Totey Cregger
Shirley Ann Petere
Pat Barrow
Else Cole
Ethel Houston
Betty Jean Johnson
Betty Foster
Betty Peters
Margaret Corvin
Elizabeth Richards
George Matz
Charlotte Schlossberg
Frances Williams
Bobby Gish
Holcomb McCue Week-end Visit in Pamplin Virginia
Mr and Mrs Holcomb McCue spent the past weekend with Mr and Mrs John McCue at Pamplin Virginia In the ruins of the temple of the sap god built by the Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius at Ballbek Syria stand the largest stones ever used in construction
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Holcomb McCue
John McCue
Pamplin
Virginia
Antoninus Pius
Ballbek
Syria
Morgan Rules a King in Affairs of Partnership
Pecora pressed Whitney on United’s control and the role of General Electric’s Owen Young in shaping holding company regulation. Whitney defended United’s operating company focus and denied pursuing proxy battles, while noting limited municipal relief measures and pending bills on city taxation and utilities oversight.
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Columbia Gas and Electric
Pecora
Whitney
The
United
Owen D. Young
General Electric
Young
Senator Couzens
Apublican
Michigan
Rockefellers
City Residents May Pay For Protection
West Virginia urban residents may pay direct charges for police and fire protection and other municipal services if the senate approves a house bill. The house acted after Governor Kump warned cities were in dire straits due to the tax limitation amendment reducing operating funds.
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Kump
House
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Senate
Legal holiday clarified for West Virginia special election
Charleston W V June 1 Attorney General Homer A Holt ruled June 27 the date of the special election to gauge sentiment on repeal of the eighteenth amendment shall be a legal holiday His decision answered Kanawha County prosecutor J Blackburn Watts inquiry on whether offices would close for the statewide contest to choose delegates to a convention on repeal from 20 pledged for and 20 pledged against ratification
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Charleston
W. Va
Homer A. Holt
J. Blackburn Watts
Attormey
Kanawha County
Prisoner’s Son Hangs Self in Johnstown Jail
June 1 report from Johnstown Pa describes Louie R. Zubrob, 28, son of S. A. Zubrob superintendent of the county poor farm, found hanged with a belt after an automobile accident. The incident occurred as the prisoner went to see his father.
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S. A. Zubrob
County Poor Farm
Louie R. Zubrob
Funeral Rites Held for Gunshot Victim George W Ward Jr
Funeral services were held at Hawkins chapel on Bland Street for George Washington Ward Jr., 16, of South Mercer Street, who was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge Tuesday afternoon at Bo Willis’s home on East River Mountain. Dr. T. E. Peters of First Baptist officiated. Burial followed at a private re near the Gap, Princeton road.
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Hawkins Chapel
Bland Street
George Washington Ward, Jr
South Mercer Street
Bo Willis
East River Mountain
T. E. Peters
First Baptist Church
Gap
Princeton Road
Omaha widow hanged self with apron strings
In Omaha Nebraska on June 1 Mrs Barbara Williams aged 91 ended her life by using her apron strings to form a noose. She was the mother of Otto Williams a former player.
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Omaha, Neb
Barbara Williams
Otto Williams
Longtime St Louis Coach Passes After Fifty Years Here
A obituary note details a prominent baseball coach who spent 50 years in St Louis before moving to the area. Surviving relatives include a daughter Mrs Anna Hasselman of Newark New Jersey. The son said the mother had remained in good health despite advanced years.
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St. Louis
Anna Hasselman
Newark, NJ
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