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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
2
The relief measure failed in the house with 37 for and 92 against, needing 92 votes to pass as an emergency. Proponents expect Senate approval as an emergency next week and hope the house will concede. Speaker Frank R. Uible to press war groups for a solution next week.
A mid department survey found twenty five trachoma cases in Lincoln county Wyoming Pocahontas and Calhoun counties with Mor to be surveyed. As of the date the welfare department cared for 752 indigent blind persons with an average monthly support of 17.48 dollars each.
Huntington West Virginia newspaper reports Johnson a loyal administrator supporter of New Deal policies will run for reelection in the Fourth District. A Parkersburg resident, he is completing his fourth term and is the only Democrat elected from the district since 1892. He first won in 1922, was defeated two years later, and won again in 1932.
Charles W. Carroll, former head of Pennsylvania Young Republicans, declares if elected he would have CIO leader John L. Lewis jailed upon first visit to Pennsylvania. The piece notes Pathfinders party and possible independent bids after the primary.
Holy Trinity Bramwell holds evening prayer and sermon at 8 with Rev E W Hughes and Rev Jennings Wise. rector travels to Princeton for 7 30 service. Calvary Baptist Highland Ave led by James W Farmer Burns Wornal Randell Bonds. Beatrice Repass presides Woman's Missionary Union. Sunday school at 945. services 11 morning 8 evening. Baptist Training Union 7. prayer meeting Wednesday 8.
The First Presbyterian Church on Tazewell Street lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with William Crowe Jr and J E Erwin as leaders. Morning service broadcast on WHIS features a Jerusalem drama and a music program directed by Elizabeth Shelton. Trinity Methodist, led by E E Wiley, holds church school at 11 with young people meeting at 6 45 p m and an 7 p m devotional program led by Billie Carr.
The Bland Street Methodist Church under Pastor W. P. Eastwood will open its school at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 led by the pastor on The Key Note of the Kingdom of Heaven. Evening services at 8 will feature Gods of Wood and Stone and special choir music. Intermediate department meets at 6 45 with Chapple Frazier in charge. Senior young people worship at 7 15 with Miss Ruby Brewer directing. Vacation church school starts Monday at 9 for ages 4 to 15, with regular meeting Monday 7 30. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday at 8. A baser event is planned next Sunday.
A church extends invitation for infant attendance at all worship services led by Pastor Paul Te Oast Jally. The notice calls families to participate in the rites and church activities.
Morning worship and communion at 11 o clock conducted by Prank L Stuck of Princeton. Choir performs. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 tonight. Evening service at 745 with song service sermon and a solo by Miss Charlotte Bivens. Public is cordially invited.
Howard L Weeks pastor delivers 11 am sermon titled Christ's Pr for His Kingdom. John B Pearson superintendent hosts Sunday school at 9 45 with special speaks by George Isudeoo. Rev Hudson discusses The Eastern Crisis and Its Meaning For Missions. B Y P U meets 630. Deacons convene Monday 745. Evening services at 745.
Grace Methodist Church at the corner of Thomas and Rogers streets lists Sunday services at 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. led by Rev James Browning. The choir meets at 6:45 p.m. and stewards hold a regular monthly meeting Monday evening. Refreshments to follow with a probable 6:30 dinner.
A cordial welcome is extended to all who will attend both services, inviting attendees to join in a warm, inclusive gathering. The notice emphasizes hospitality and community spirit for the event.
The Pri Church Reverend Paul R. Royer leads Immanuel Lutheran at the corner of Mercer and Dak. Bible school starts Sunday at 9 45 with confirmation and communion services at 7 45 pm and a junior choir anthem. Vacation Bible school begins Monday at 9 am. Church council meets Monday at 8 pm.
The Christian Science church at building 607 announces a morning sermon at 11 o clock titled God the Only Cause and Creator with a golden text from Psalms 100:3. The lesson includes citations from Revelation and from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, page 337. A Wednesday meeting at 8 o clock is also noted for all con attendees.
Rev W M Snead leads Bible school at 9 45 with A Z as superintendent. Communion at 11. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Official board meets at 6 30 followed by 8 o clock sermon by the pastor. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7 45. Public invited to all services.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds a gathering at Moose Hall located on the corner of South Mercer Street.
Lack of hall access forces cancellation of Sunday school. The M I A program will proceed Sunday night with Miss Beulah Henderson, president of the local branch, in charge. The public is invited to attend.
Rev G C Gunn pastor. Bible school at 9 45 am with Wm L Alley superintendent. Worship service at 11 am. Sermon by Bates Carseuasen.
Duhring and Mercer streets announce morning sermon theme Challenge of the Difficult by T. E. Peters. Evening subject Man's Only Hope. Sunday school follows with worship at 11:00 a.m. Broadcast on WHIS. deacons meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Women’s Society and W M A Jubilee Wednesday at 7:45. brief church business meeting to follow. All invited to attend.
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