State C. E. Will Meet Jun 11 14 in Bluefield
About 300 delegates are expected at the annual state convention of the Christian Endeavor Society to be held in Bluefield June 11 to 14 at the First Presbyterian church. Prominent national and state speakers will headline daily programs with Rev. Joe B. Overmyer in charge of music. Mrs. Andrew Morrissey leads the homes committee seeking local host families for visiting youths. The First Presbyterian church is aided by Christian Endeavor groups from Greater Bluefield and nearby towns in hosting the gathering.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Bluefield
First Presbyterian Church
Eteer County Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Joe B. Overmyer
Andrew Morrissey
Christian Endeavor World
Bluepela
Greater Bluefield
Inceton
Matoaka
Willowton
Beall, Beale Highlight West Virginia Delegates Visit
Hon Ben L Beall a member of the House of Delegates from Upshur County was a Bluefield visitor yesterday. Beale is noted as an outstanding member and a Republican leader in the house and a notable figure in Upshur County.
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Ben L. Beall
House OF Delegates
Ben L. Beale
Buchannon
House of Delegate
Upshur County
Bluefield
Mr. Beale
House
Boy 11 Burned In Coaldale Tunnel While Riding Freight
Jon Stout of West Graham, 11, suffered severe burns after his clothing ignited by contact with 11 000 volts in Coaldale tunnel while riding on a boxcar. About seventy percent of his body burned. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Stout.
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Jon Stout
West Graham
Egg Sanitarium
Yester
Charles
Joe
Coaldale Tunnel
Louis Stout
Frank Hearn Makes Good Mark at Berea
Frank Hearn son of Mr and Mrs J F Hearn of Chattaroy native of Raven Va has made a name at Berea college Berea Ky where he graduated this week with a BA earned before age 21 His scholastic honors were outstanding especially in English and dramatics He played King Duncan in Shakespeare Macbeth on May 20 21 and 22 when the Dramatic club presented the play.
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Frank Hearn
J. F. Hearn
Chattaroy
Raven
Berea College
Berea
Dramatic Club
Macbeth
Mr. Hearn
King Duncan
McNeal Closes Offices for Brief Vacation
Magistrate and Mrs W W Mc Neal with daughters Eva Marie and Marguerite traveled to Culpepper and Alexandria Virginia for a few days visit. The magistrate’s office will be closed until next Tuesday morning during this vacation.
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W. W. Mc Neal
Eva Marie
Marguerite
Culpepper
Alexandria Va
McNeal
Chicago man claims rooftop quarrel led to cafe rescue
George Madden drew police puzzlement with shouts from a cafe roof. Firemen doubted his tale of a stranger throwing him from an elevated station. No bruises found, yet police charged him with intoxication while remaining unsure how he ended up on the cafe roof.
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Chicago
George Madden
George
State Christian Endeavor convention speakers named
Roy Berg and Willard Eb. Rice will speak at the State Christian Endeavor society convention in June, with Berg having served as southern secretary and later executive secretary of the Allied Youth movement, and Rice from West Virginia to New York state as field secretary.
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Roy Berg
Willard EB. Rice
Christian Endeavor Society
Berg
Allied Youth Movement
Mr. Rice
West Virginia
New York State
Bluefielders Attend T. J. Phelps Funeral
Bluefield residents accompanied the body of T. J. Phelps to Roanoke for interment. Among mourners were Mrs. T. J. Phelps and family, Dr. E. W. Horton and daughter Marjorie, and other locals including W. C. Bailey Clark V. Foland Dr. Howard L. Weeks Dr. Samuel W. Moore William Wagner Jack Phelps Mrs. Frank Spencer and Fred Christie. Emmett Kite of the United Commercial Travelers attended as Columbus office manager.
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T. J. Phelps
E. W. Horton
Marjorie
Wayne
Frank S. Wasley
W. C. Bailey
Clark V. Foland
Howardl. Weeks
Samuel W. Moore
William Wagner
Jack Phelps
Frank Spencer
Phelps
Fred Christie
Binefielders
Roanoke
Emmett Kite
Supreme Council of the United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
Ohio
Summer Sweethearts Continues With Turbulent Wedding Day
Katharine and Michael Heathcroe clash in a tense scene of love and rage on their wedding day. He denounces her self image and urges her to be herself while recalling a stormy past. Their feelings flare as thunder shadows the cabin scene and an unexpected tenderness surfaces amidst conflict.
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Michael Heathcroe
Katharine
Michael Heathcrpe
Michael
We Mustn’t Announce Our Marriage Now
A tense driving scene unfolds as a couple plans to hide their abrupt marriage. Michael resists, while Katharine urges secrecy and a change of engagement. Storms and dusty roads mirror the unfolding moral conflict and looming public disclosure.
Marriage Mystery in an Obscure Town
A troubled scene unfolds as Katharine travels in the rain to face Bertine after a hurried marriage. She parts from Michael, slips off her ring, and entrusts him to keep it, fearing the imminent confrontation with the village pair at Innicock's church. The tense farewell ends with Katharine driving away toward an uncertain home.
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Innicock
Old Rogers Place
Goodby
Michael
Katharine
Bertine
Hidden Driveway Sparks Mystery Kiss in Night
A fragment notes a woman recalling Michael Heatheree's kiss as she enters her driveway. The uncertain future looms, while she ponders what lies ahead for both of them.
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Michael Heath
Eree
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