Pomeroy tale and moral sermon highlight Sabbath
The piece recounts Jesse Pomeroy as a legendary life prisoner used to illustrate heredity, then shifts to evangelist John Brown stressing God’s love, the Ten Commandments as liberty safeguards, Sabbath observance, and moral decay warnings. Local clergy, civic leaders, and upcoming talks at the tabernacle fill the report.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Jesse
John Brown
the Evangelist
Penitentiaries of
America
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Revival at Tabernacle Echoes Hardman Piano Voice
Campaign echoes a Warlick s piano in use at the revival as music lovers praise its sweet tone. Miss Ruth Bodell recently arrived from New York to stay with her parents captived the vast audience Sunday night with an exquisite rendition of Getseman e.
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Warlick
the Tabernacle
Ruth Bodell
New York
W. A. Bodell
Tabernacle
Local Health and Social News Roundup
Mrs. Alex Ruble is on the sick list but improving. Catherine MacDonald is home after several weeks in the hospital and is doing nicely. Mrs. J B Bowling is up after a spell of flu. Albert Wyatt is progressing well after a slight lamenation. Mrs. L E Willis of Roanoke visits her sister Mrs. W F MacDonald. Mrs. IDs Dailey and Irene of Roanoke visit here. Ella Scott visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W A Tabor. Mrs. Taylor who fell off a street car is recovering well. Mrs. Carroll broke her col-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ruble
Catherine MacDonald
Hosital
J.B. Bowling
Albert Wyatt
IL. E. Willis
Roanoke
W. F. MacDonald
Ds Dailey
Irene
Ella Scott
W. A. Tabor
Tayior
Carroll
Hager Hosts Shower for Mrs Fremk Cheatem in Powhatan
In Powhatan West Virginia Mrs F C Hager hosted a wedding shower for sister in law and new bride Fremk Cheatem. Guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and viewed many gifts while extended family and friends attended. Several local residents were noted for visits and graduations at Elkhorn High School with students Bonnie Clarke Elizabeth Gobraski and Beatrice Dickerson among those from Powhatan graduating.
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F. C. Hager
D. D. Clarke
Jack Lawton
John Mahone
A. B. Cole
Frank Cheatem
Mesdames
H. M. Dickerson
WD. Leady
L. Gobraski
BE EB. Clark
Clara Masko
Harry Genis
Bonnie
Myrtle Clarke
Elma Perdue
Bee Dickerson
Ida Cole
John Bennett
John Gobraski
Tyler County canvass shows strong support for Alternate Delegates
The Tyler County Board of Canvassers certifies primary results for Alternate Delegate at Large to the National Convention. S. R. Anderson, J. C. Gilmer, Emma L. Irving, H. E. Keadle, Robert C. Logan, R. L. McCulty, and Boyd B. Stutler listed with vote totals. Also notes staff moves and regional notices and local names in brief.Personal items include Prof. James L. Hill headed to Kittrell College and other local updates.
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Tyler County
Emma Irving
Kanawha County
J. C. Gilmer
Charleston
S. R. Anderson
West Virginia Clarion
Bluefield
H. E. Keadle
Robert C. Logai
R. L. McCulty
Boyd B. Stutler
Board of Canvassers
T. W. Willis
S. J. Straight
A. F. Nichols
James L. Hill
Kittrell
Kittrell College
W. P. Nowlin
Withville
W. L. Watson
National Benefit and Life Insurance Company
Pulaski
Ross Curtley
Winfred Hunter
Bessie Mayo
Princeton
Bluefielder Completes Course at Valparaiso
W. M. Mays formerly manager of the Coca Cola Bottling Company at Bluefield has completed a year of study at Valparaiso Indiana. He was active in campus life and a member of Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity and received a prize from the Latin Club. He praises Valparaiso for low education costs.
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W. M. Mays
Coca Cola
Bluefield
Valparaiso
Indiana
Mays
Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity
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Warlick Daily News
Dresser
Martin
United States
Christ
Evangelist
Ereat Tabernacle
J. M. Stinson
W. M. Leather
Big Vein
Carl Gilleeple
West Graham News
Hardman
John
the Harman
Raleigh Street
Powhatan, W. VA
News of the Colored People
C. KE. Miller
East Radford
Graham
I. H. Hall
Eeley Institute A
Greensboro
N.C
Keeley
WM. Whittington
Cooper Bidg
Denver
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