Vivian Revival Meeting Plans Big Tent Event
Extensive preparations mark the Vivian revival meeting to be led by Dr. Thomas Priddy of the Southern Methodist Church South. A tent seating 500 with space for 1,000 cars has been set up near the Vivian railroad station for the Sunday 11 o clock start, with Ralph Beane directing singing.
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Vivian Becc Inm
Vivian
Thomas Priddy
Ceneral Conference
Evance
Methodist Church
South
Priddy
Southern Methodist Church
Coalfield
Welch and area church services list for Sunday
Welch churches and others publish Sunday schedule details. Baptist Rev L B Padgett leads worship with Bible school at 9 45 a m and services at 1 p m and 7 30 p m with music. Presbyterian offers 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m sermon by Rev J G Herndon. Salvation Army lists street meetings and indoor services. Methodist led by Rev F E Worley with 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m communion. St Luke's Episcopal has 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m holy communion and sermon with former rector Rev Ben R Reller present. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Padgett
D. Freeman
Presbyterian
J. G. Herndon
Bluefield
Salvation Army
Rev. G. C
Musick
Holiness
Company
Salvation
Hall
Young People's Legion
Methodist Church
FE. D Worley
Fipworth League
St. Luke's Episcopal
Ben R. Reller
Moonshine Incident Leads to Arrest in Woodmont
Bill Lewis a colored man was arrested Friday by Chief Charlies C Hutton as he allegedly tried to pour out a half gallon of moonshine. Officers found him at a colored family’s home in Woodmont during a liquor search. He was convicted and sentenced to thirty days in the city gang and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lewis
Charlies CC
Hutton
Woodmont
Lewis
Tom EA
J. W. Blakely
Furnishing the Home: Marian Moore on Loneliness and Home
A reader letter from Marian Moore discusses how furnishings reveal a home’s warmth. Favorite books, a radio, an open piano, and cherished mementos soften loneliness and suggest intimate charm, while neglected details hint at absence. Readers may write for advice on home furnishing with stamped self addressed envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Moore
Charlie's Line: Winter Weather Jokes and Local Chatter
A humorous radio segment from McDowell county blends weather quips, local boasts, and playful anecdotes. References include mayor John W. Blakely, Gary steelman Bob Powell, and remarks on Keystone Fourth of July plans while pigeons of moonshine and jokes about stamps circulate amid light local gossip.
Joliet High School Band Wins National Contest
Joliet High School band won the national high school championship at Fostoria Ohio, defeating 12 rivals including last year’s winner Fostoria by a fraction of one percent. Ogden Utah placed third over Louisville Kentucky. Judges formed the National High School Band Association and launched a 15 000 member campaign to promote music in public schools and reduce travel rates for bands nationwide.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Joliet
Ohe@ ber cen
Ogden
Utah
Louisville
Mders
National High School Band Association
For Sale New Chrysler 70 Coach
New and unused Chrysler 70 Coach for sale at 1325 dollars. Price includes one year fire and theft insurance. Going out of business. See W R Keesee & Co show rooms.
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W. R. Keesee & Co
McDowell County Baseball Fans Anticipate Double Header Action
McDowell county fans expect two top level games today as Gary faces Williamson at Gary baseball park and Coalwood hosts Radford Pulaski with Doe guiding the visitors. Welch’s Charlie Gearhart and Coalwood’s Schmaltz headline mound duties while Ayres and McMillan are slated for opposing rotations.
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McDowell County
Jay
West Virginia
Gary
Williamson
Coalwood
The
Birds
Radford-Pulaski
Doe
Chariie Gearhart
Welch
Schmaltz
Doc Ayres
Gearhart
McMillan
Buck Lloyd
Welch Personal News Highlights Local Residents
Miss Dolly Reynolds plans a two week New England visit with a stop in Worcester for the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. In Grace hospital are Joan and Joe Lestie of Gary after tonsil operations, while John Grass also undergoes surgery there. Mrs. Josephine Earles of Kyle stays in the city for several days. Pearl Reed of Welch returned from Westerly for illness. Rev. B T Sells visits Welch. Manny Shore transacts business. Mrs. Dewey Jobe of Hemphill undergoes an operation at Grace. Mrs. W Reed Werness of Woodlawn Court improves as a Grace patient. Porters, Sterns, and local residents are noted for visits and travel. Kiwanis attendees head to Montreal. Catherine Stahlman arrives from Nashville. Alice Ready Partlow returns from Randolph Macon College. Sam Goldman and relatives plan a Madison visit and other trips to Coalwood and Pearlsburg. Partlow to Charleston for a few weeks with Mrs Devine.
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Dolly Reynolds
New England
Miss Reynolds
Joan
Joe Lestie
Gary
Grace Hospital
Josephine Earles
Kyle
Pearl Reed
Welch
Westerley
John Grass
Stella Austin
T. H. Hurt
Hemphill
John M. Cook
Kimball National Bank
Warren A. Wilson
L. A. Osborne
Montreal
Catherine Stahlman
Carl
Stahlman
Ward Belmont
Ashville
Alice Ready Partlow
Randolph- Macon College
Sam Goldman
Eugene H. Lopinsky
Wsther Lopinsky
Madison
Ralph Counts
L. Counts
Richmond
Mary Day
F. K. Day
Coalwood
Ward- Belmont College
Nashville
Joseph M. Sanders, Jr
D. J. F. Strother
Pearlsburg
Helen
Partlow
Charleston
J. J. Devine
B. E. Kimble
T. R. Trails Through City on Business
Mrs. F. J. Brown and Mona were seen with T. R. in downtown streets yesterday, as they conducted casual business and visited nearby shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Brown
Misa Mona
Guests to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stahlman in Welch
Reese and O Binefield arrive today to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Carl O Stahlman in Welch. Swope and Col. W J McClaren departed last night for Columbus Ohio to join Mrs. Swope who is recovering from a tonsil operation in a hospital there.
Negro Arrested for Carrying a Pistol in Welch
Sylvester Jones described as a bad Negro from King Hollow was arrested by Chief Charles C. Hutton after allegedly displaying a pistol near Riverside Drive. He fled when ordered to halt, was shot at, then captured by the officer after a chase through the Hyman and Williams properties. Mayor John W. Blakely sentenced him to six months on the chain gang and a $100 fine plus costs for carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Jones
King Hollow
Charles C. Hutton
Welch
Sylvester
Mose Hyman
Riverside Drive
Hyman
Brooks Williams
John W. Blakely
London Strikes Highlight Civility and Labor Resolve
Milton Bronner notes Britons maintain humor and courtesy during the nationwide strike. He admires police, soldiers, and workers for calmly handling crowds and hardships. He cites acts of kindness, late hours at Labor HQ, and calls the Labor Party the official His Majesty's Opposition.
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Milton Bronner
London
England
Pen
Trades Union Congress
Eccleston Square
Labor Party
On Your Suit Remove Creases With Salted Water
A crease on coat collars can be removed by dampening with water in which salt is dissolved. The method uses simple home supplies to freshen fabric.
Early summer sale on Cabinet Kelvators invites inspection
At the start of summer, manufacturing and selling economies place Cabinet Kelvators on the market at new value standards. Customers are invited to inspect units in-showroom and place orders early for prompt delivery.
Catalog note on furniture models with wood finishes
The document compares Model 228 with Model 227 noting identical interior porcelain and construction while Model 228 uses quarter-sawed golden oak for the exterior. Model 229 and Model 232 list prices 300 and 430 respectively with remarks on dimensions and construction. The exterior finish for the series is quarter-sawed golden oak.
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Moxtel
Cesta Bof
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Inskip
Tenn
Charce
Mr. Meane
Dr. Priddy
Rich
Mr. Beane
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Davenport
Charlie’s
Charlie
Emmaline
Bob Powell
Wonder City
Nell
Keystone
Florida
Benny
Anawalt
North
Plenty Entertainment Baseball
Curie
Pme
TE Hotel
G. M. Dyott
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
European Letter
Regular
Tommy
Mit
Elvinators
Kelvinator
Model
Eral Resinere Strailer
Kelvinator Leonard
Wu Ret
G. S. Strader
W. Va
Bert C. Atwell
Boot
L. G. Toney
G. M. Barger
A. Bodell
B. PF. Cornett
Mead
W. 7
Tyree
W. C. Slusher
W. Edwin C. Wade
W. Te
H. E. Shedd
A. E. Leonard
TB. Ward
Binsield
J. M. Harrison
Bramwell
Ernest Freeman
Pippin
J. W. Baldwin
R. V. Crockett
Joe Bowen
Freeman
H. W. Hicks
Pocahontas
J. K. Salt
A. L. Landreth
W. M. Burke
Harry W. Biggs
George W. St. Clair
Tazewell
Henry B. Preston
H. A. Vawter
Burgess Electric Company
Bland Street
Beacha
Bluefield, W. Va
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