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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1922

Page

22

City church notices mix broad worship schedule and invites

A compilation of multiple church notices lists Sacred Heart Calvary Baptist and several other churches. It details Mass times sermons prayers and communion for each, names pastors and superintendents, Sunday school times, midweek services and invitations to worship.

J. Taylor Stinson Men's Club

Boys Club Notes Push for Camp Registrations and Events

The Boys Club urges early camp sign ups to avoid full weeks and notes rescheduled Bramwell trip, rain delays for a Fairview game, and two baseball teams for different age groups. It lists club meetings for The Swift's Wilson Eagle and N. W. West Virginia, Flag Day events at Elks Theater, and a tease of upcoming details. Also mentions auto ride, a Northside rivalry comment, door guarding at game room, and Puerto Rico’s new education commissioner.

Bramwell Fairview Swift's Wilson Eagle West Virginia Elks Theater Frank North Side Dutch Brooks

City Hall Sets Forenoon Office Hours And Records

City Manager Clarence E. Ridley will set public office hours in the forenoon only to meet residents, with an open-all-day office and an assistant handling routine matters. He will consider after-hour visits by appointment, and may offer one evening weekly if needed. A Charleston trip concerns a water case before the public service commission. Building permits issued include Indian Refining Co filling station for 450, James Bowling residence for 2000, John Culliney garage remodel for 50.

Clarence E. Ridley Ridley Bluefield Charleston Ritz Public Service Commission Board of Directors Indian Refining Company Bluefield Avenue James Bowling Norfolk Street John Culliney Highland Avenue

Fourth of Story Tellers League July 4 Program

The Story Tellers League plans a wholesome event on July 4 with a parade tied to the American Legion parade. Floats themed around familiar tales like Red Riding Hood and Cinderella will lead to games and dramatized story readings supervised by Mr Hall the community service secretary.

Story Tellers League American Legion Hall

Storytelling Floats Feature Local Parade

A parade program lists seven storytellers among the floats with Mesdames W. McDowell, Jess Miller, C. L. Ste, Ly Carr, Chas. Dick and J. Jard among the women guiding groups of children. The event showcases costumed storytelling for youngsters across several groups.

Mesdames W. McDowell Jess Miller C. L. Ste Ly Carr Chas. Dick J. |. Jard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sacred Heart Catholic Calvary: Baptist W. J. Lilly Rufus FE. Holder BR. Y. PA Immanuel Lutheran Mercer” Street Dubring Charles F. Steck, Jr W. J. Cole First Baptist Bland Street Methodist T. S. Hamilton O. M. Pullen Anti-Saloon League Epworth League Grace Methodist W. M. Morrell L Cheyney P. P. Hasselvander Christian Endeavor Church of the Brethren H. Morris J. H. Wimmer Christ Episcopal W. L. Gravatt Princeton Stanley Holder ‘Newts Robinsons Otey Walker NEGRB Weinbergs Weinberg’s Alfred Walton Harvard J. P. Andrews Princeton Avenue Porto Rico City Hall Septemer Fourth OF Story Tellers League Solmmoor Linder W. H. Harry & Company Bluefield, W. VA Cox’s Dept Palm Beach LO Dan A.W. Cox Department Store
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