Christian Science Board of Directors Holds Annual Meet
The Mother Church declared victory in spirit and war, stressing freedom from want and fear as essential. New President Paul Stork Seeley outlined growth from under 100 churches to about 2,900 in 54 countries, and reported wartime publishing and lecture efforts across regions.
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Mother Church
First of Christ
Fredom
Christ Jesus
Christian Science Board
Great Britain
Europe
Paul Stork Seeley
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Dassette D.S. McKenzie
Portland
Oregon
Mother Scares
Seeley
Board of Education
Church
Christian Science Movement
Christian Science
Earth
Christian Science Board of
Mexico
Mary Baker Eddy
Switzerland
United States
Canada
Britain
Russia
Malta
Greece
Sugar Stamp 32 Valid for Five Pounds Sugar Ration
Sugar Stamp 32 in war ration book four becomes good indefinitely on June 16 for five pounds of sugar. Stamps 30 and 31 remain valid for five pounds each. Distribution stays at five pounds per person every two and a half months. Additional canning needs may obtain up to 20 pounds per person by attaching spare stamp No. 37 to the application at the local rationing board.
Blaze Damages Belcher Lumber Plant Fire
Fire at 2 a m in the Belcher Lumber Company automatic control room caused about 2000 dollars in damage. Cause of the blaze was not determined and only partial details available.
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Pire
FE. L. McClure
Belcher Lumber Company
Veteran Printers Receive Awards for Forty Years Service
Five members of the International Typographical Union Bluefield local No. 644 are shown receiving service pins marking forty years with the Daily Telegraph. From left: Harry Stephens, J Shelton, Hugh Ike Shott, Ed Shott, and P. J. Martin, all longtime employees since the union’s 1904 establishment locally.
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International Typhographical Union
Bluefield
Harry Stephens
J Shelton
Hugh Ike Shott
Ed Shott
P. J. Martin
The
Daily Telegraph
Union
Stephens
Bobby Stallard
Five Veteran Members of Bluefield ITU Honored
Five longtime Bluefield International Typographical Union members were honored with lapel pins at a Sunday ceremony. The retirees include Harry as member in point of service Joseph Shelton Hugh Ike Shott Ed Shott and J P Martin. The event celebrated their decades of service as the Theodore Roosevelt era and local union activity shaped Bluefield’s press and city life.
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Bananes
Bluefield
Apanese Fig
Port Arthur
Uncle
Billy Monroe
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Six Area Men Enlisted In Navy
Carl Porath, in charge of the local navy ace station, announced yesterday that six men of this area have been enlisted in the U S navy. Four were sent yesterday for final physical examinations and five have applied for enlistment. Those enlisted include Robert Hansel Bolen of Rhodell, Ray Arrer of Rhodell, George ...
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Carl Porath
U. S. Navy
Robert Hansel Bolen
Rhodell
Rayarrer
George
Fire damages motor plant after 25 HP motor blaze
A 25 horsepower electric motor ignited in a separate building, burning the equipment it powered and partially the structure before the roof failed. The fire caused about 100 dollars in damage to the building and most to the motor. Two fire trucks fought the blaze for about an hour. Chief McClure noted the sky lit up as crews left. Earlier a false alarm at 9 30 a m drew firefighters to Cherry street.
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McClure
Eye Donts for War Workers
Eye Don'ts for War Workers warns against straining eyes reading in bad light and exposure to dust or wind. It promotes Lav optik as a quick relief for inflamed or burning eyes and claims thirty years of success with refunds at drug stores.
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Biaz
Elkis Opera House
Cox Department Store
George Melcher
Eddie Cruikshanks
J. L. Albright
Princeton
Junior Brown
Martin
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Paul Houston Whitlow
Kelleysville
Harold Edily Jan- Bini
Shocked
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Howard Ellis
Cco
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Howard £. Hill
Robert Kinder
Northelt
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Collinsworth
Tralee
Navy
CELCO
W. VA
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United Mine Workers OF America
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