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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1927
Page
30
A fragment describes an inn near London Bridge known for its narrow lane access and old fashioned four poster beds. It notes an open wooden balcony outside bedrooms, a tiny bar with pewter pots, and walls displaying pistols once carried by night watchmen.
A page of church notices lists services at Bland Street Church Trinity Methodist Westminster Presbyterian First Baptist Calvary Baptist College Avenue Baptist and Christ Episcopal. It covers Sunday schools at 9 30 to 9 50 a m worship times special sermons communion and ordination, Epworth leagues choir music and midweek prayer meetings with pastors and leaders named.
The message lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m and 745 p m at Calvary Humet Church with Rev J S Degarmo and J R Dew leading a June 12 revival. Church of God at 117 South Street offers 945 to 1045 a m Sunday school with Mrs M J Brough as superintendent and 11 a m service by Rev C If Rice with topic The Modal Church.
Sabbath school at 9 50 a m with Edwin C Wade as superintendent and Paul C Thomas as assistant at East End 3 p m C F Tynes superintendent and C B Bell assistant at 3 p m Preaching 11 a m and 7 45 p m by Rev Samuel W Moore subject A Discourse by a Youth Luke 11 49 and The Choice of a Road Psalm 119 30 Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor societies 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m A cordial invitation to all especially strangers in the city to worship with us.
Sunday school at 9 30 am aims to interest all members and boost attendance. Sermons follow at 11 am and 7 45 pm by the pastor Rev Frank Y Jackson. Senior and intermediate leagues meet at 6 45 pm with a prayer meeting to close.
The old George Tavern remains one of the last hotels where guests are shown to their rooms by candlelight. The tavern houses relics of Charles Dickens and images of London in his era, located in a courtyard access.
London June 4 A King George resumes his early morning rides in Rotten Row between 7 and 8 oclock. The king seeks outdoor exercise before the court at Buckingham Palace and attracts some tourists and a few society leaders before breakfast, echoing past royal custom.
The sermon argues Peter's struggle with bias toward Gentiles and the need to treat all people as equals before God. It cites Acts 10 and Jesus's teaching on loving neighbors beyond race or creed, urging acts of brotherly love over bigotry.
Paris reports Europe plans a united film industry front against an American invasion. Charles Delac, representing French producers, distributors and exhibitors, indicated in a statement to a German official that steps toward coordination are underway.
European industry sources predict France Germany Italy England and possibly Spain will join a regional bloc to resist the perceived American influence. They stress reciprocity with Germany and note the need for intercountry exchange of films to ensure variety amid a rising American dominance.
Among the summer fabrics voile stands foremost. It is often heavily one in bright cooked bor ers.
Rubber sandals to match colored raincoats are the latest item in wet weather wear. The fad pairs practical footwear with vibrant rain gear, signaling a fashion shift toward coordinated outfits for rainy days.
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