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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
2
The writer notes ignorance of the Reverend William Sunday Evangelist's residence while stating the postal service had the address, delivering the letter to Binnefield. The fragment hints at a correspondence matter tied to a notable evangelist.
All Knights of Pythias lodge members are urged to attend a 6:45 PM meeting at the Bluefield lodge hall. Members from Bluefield adjacent towns and rural areas are asked to wear toe ribbons and march as a body to the tabernacle for the Bully Sunday service.
A schoolgirl left class early and later learned at home that she had fallen to a 60 in a subject. She told her mother she would need 80 in all remaining subjects to pass and said she would have to pray for better marks. The tale ends with her hope for improvement.
The next morning a teacher told a student that a prior fall was misattributed to her. It was another girl with the same name who had fallen, prompting confusion at the school.
Mrs. William Asher, director of women's work for the Sunday party, travels to Coalwood Sunday morning to conduct a meeting at the schoolhouse. The event responds to many requests and is expected to win support and friends.
Pob Matthews and Miss Kinney stunned the audience Wednesday night with a piano duet and encore. The performance featured both Swanee River and Dvorak Humoresque played simultaneously, leaving listeners surprised and delighted.
It wasn’t a duet but Bob Matthews performing alone. The majority of attendees likely believed two performers were on stage.
Billy Sunday will preach on After Death Judgment Sunday night at the Tab. Readers are invited to learn what happens after death.
New York militant group attacked Charles Bouck White, pastor of the Church of the Social Revolution, after Mrs. White filed marriage and annulment papers in the Supreme Court at Poughkeepsie. The assailants warned him to treat his wife properly. Mrs. White, nee Andree Emilie Sirmoo, daughter of a wealthy Frenchman, wed White in April.
Billy Sunday the evangelist and ex baseball star umpired the first three innings of a Norton game between the Kiwanis and Rotarians. He then moved to center field for the remaining frames. Sunday is leading a revival campaign in Norton after a prior Bristol revival.
Billy Sunday preaches that man’s free will shapes his destiny while God provides revelation through prophets. He uses a potter and vase metaphor to warn some become spittoons for the devil if they cling to hidden sin. He urges constant remembrance of God and the Bible as God’s voice. The Detroit Labor Temple opens and Chile plans to grow sugar cane in the north.
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