Market gains scattered as AP index posts small rise
Faint recovery brushes the day as shares inch higher on light turnover of 253,710. AP average gains 0.2 to 60.7 with leaders advancing while volume remains the smallest for a Saturday since last June. Auto output dips with GM and Chrysler nudging higher. merchandising stocks rally on hopes for veterans bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
General Motors
Ian
Chrysler
Commerce Department
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Wards
May Department Stores
Allied Stores
U. S. Steel
Ethelehem
Radio
General Foods
U.S. Hoffman Machinery
Glidden
Chicago Grain Prices Rally as Drought Eases
Chicago reports a partial drought relief northwest driving a downturn in wheat futures. July and December contracts slide, corn also declines with July at 60 1/4 and September 57 1/4, oats steady, rye down, and provisions unchanged to 5 cents firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C B Hancock Handles Power Co Payment and Shares
Report notes C B Hancock settled a six dollar charge with the Power Company and involvement in preferred stock trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sere A Monthe Power Co
Solution Of Today's Crossword Puzzle Bonds
Modest demand for low priced utilities and rails supported the bond market with U S government issues steady to minor losses. Foreign dollar bonds showed a tilt to higher levels though volume was light. The Associated Press quote ranged from a tenth point up in utilities to a tenth point down in industrials. Total sales were 3.59 million dollars par value, down from 4.518 million last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange Quotations
A brief stock quotations report from the Exchange at the National Bank Building lists prices and leaders. Ames Bank and other firms appear among noted figures under the section managed by Mann. Market activity remains varied with several gains and losses recorded.
Produce Prices and Demand in Pittsburgh Market Report
Pittsburgh market report shows slow demand for produce with apples steady at 1.65 to 1.75 per bushel for No. 1 New York Baldwins. Potatoes strong with varieties including No. 1 Michigan Rural 3.25 to 3.35 per 100 pounds and South Carolina Cobblers No. 1 7.60 to 8.00 per barrel. butter and cheese firm. Poultry values mixed with heavy hens 19 to 21, ducks 16 to 18, fresh killed hens 85, hog dressed 29.
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New York Baldwins
Michigan Rurala
Alabama
Mississippi
Bliss
North Carolina
South Carolina Cobblers
Curb Market Mixed Gains in Utilities and Oils
Curb market stocks drifted with utilities and oils driving the upside while many bars showed little change. Fractional advances appeared in Electric Bond and Share Creole Petroleum Gulf Oil International Petroleum Niagara Hudson Power New Jersey Zinc and Technicolor with American Cyanamid B Atlas Corp Fish Rubber Excello Aircraft Hudson Bay Pennroad and Wright Hargreaves flat to down. Total volume about 66 000 shares versus 121 000 two weeks earlier.
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New York
Creole Petroleum
Gulf Oil
International Petroleum
Niagara Hudson Power
New Jersey Zinc
Technicolor
American Cyanamid
Atlas Corporation
Fish Rubber
Excello Aircraft
Hudson Bay
Pennroad
Wright Hargreaves
Baltimore Livestock Prices Reported by U S Dept of Agriculture
Baltimore livestock market showed cattle steady to strong versus Friday with mid range steers about 7.35 to 8.10 and yearlings up to 8.60. Hogs rose with good and choice weights 149 to 210 pounds up to 10.80 to 11.55. sheep and lambs fell modestly with lambs about 1.00 lower and ewes mostly 25 lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S
Grain quotes and prices in Toledo market report
Toledo grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at 9 4% 9 14 percent range and No 8 red at around 8 0 9% while Corn No 2 yellow quotes 6 2 and No 3 yellow 6 0 1 4. Oats No 2 white 27 44 and No 8 white 24 29 percent. Transit billing attached cites small above track quotations for Wheat Corn Oats and unchanged for barley.
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Toledo
Poultry and Egg Prices Steady Amid Mixed Grain Market
New York markets report live poultry steady with roosters at 14 cents and dressed poultry mostly unchanged. Eggs hold firm at 33 179, with mixed colors and premiums showing slight variations. some quotations for special packs, standards, and duck eggs remain unchanged.
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New York
Express
Dramatize It A New York Store And Meat Packing Company
Henry Ward Beecher used a mock slave auction to show slavery issues while a New York department store dramatized address accuracy to reduce mislabels. A meat packing firm invited students to observe markets to demonstrate supply and demand and correct public opinion about its pricing and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
New York
Crystal Colored News Pilgrim Baptist Church Schedule
At Pilgrim Baptist Church the schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 with W G Hill as superintendent and preaching at 11 and 7 30 led by pastor Rev E G Holcomb. Also noted are Monday board meeting Wednesday prayer service and Friday general church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Baptist
W. G. Hill
E. G. Holcomb
Entertaining at Dinner and Local Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lattawhite hosted dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hill Rev. and Mrs. 8. F. Foster and children Nannie and Jessie Foster Elder Garfield Ferguson and Alex Hairston attended Pulaski Sunday school convocation. Bluefield air show attendees included Sandy Miller Neema Smith Rev. and Mrs. 8. F. Foster Mrs. James Hill Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hill and Mrs. Fannie Robinson. Mrs. Fannie Robinson of McComas visited Tuesday. A Page of Roseville Va. was a business visitor Tuesday. Potatoes grown in Koyukuk Alaska contain ten percent solid content. When cooked they have a tough skin with a white lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Lattawhite
W. G. Hill
8. F. Foster
Nannie and
Jessie Foster
Garfield Ferguson
Alex Hairston
Pulaski
Bluefield
Sandy Miller
Neema Smith
Page
Roseville, Va
Koyukuk
Alaska
Religious Services And Anniversary Observed At Local Churches
News Of The Colored People lists Holy Communion and Sunday School at Bland street Genoa avenue with morning worship at eleven. Rev Arthur Mitchell of Blake Chapel A M E Zion to preach for Junior rewardess board at three. A C EB League at seven and evening worship at eight with subject The Foe The girt The Flight. TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH Missionary society programs at 3 pm and Monday 7:30 pm Rev Wright with choir from Bluefield W Va. First Baptist invited. Missionaries mark first anniversary of president Mrs Chassie Jackson. Rev J A Palmer pastor.
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Bland Street
Genoa Avenue
Arthur Mitchell
Blake Chapel
A. M. E. Zion
A. C. EB. League
Robert L. Parker
Tabernacle Baptist Church
the Missionary Society
Wright
First Baptist Church of
Bluefield
W. Va
Chassie Jackson
J. A. Palmer
Sunday church schedule with Carey as superintendent
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with George A W Carey as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m. Communion administration Christian Endeavor at 630 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 p m.
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George A. W. Carey
Christian Endeavor
Sunday School and Worship Schedule at Local Church
Sunday School at 9 45 a m chaired by J H Saunders superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m led by the star with junior choir providing music. Evening service at 7 30 p m by Pastor J A Palmer senior choir to furnish music. Report to state rally today. Sunday collection totaled 216 20 dollars.
Blake Chapel A.M.E. Church Sunday schedule with sermons
Blake Chapel A M E Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Mrs Eva George as superintendent Morning worship at 11 o clock Varick Christian Endeavor Society meets at 630 p m Evening service at 745 p m Both sermons delivered by Pastor Rev Arthur Mitchell Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva George
Varick Christian Endeavor Society
Arthur Mitchell
Revival Meeting Opens at 301 Pulaski Street
A revival gathering begins June 7, 1936 at 301 Pulaski Street conducted by Elder Flemings from Greenville North Carolina. Held under the guidance of Pastor Elder Flemings invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Street
Felmings
Greenville
N. C
Elder Flemings
Revival Services Begin With Sunday School Variant
Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by W J McCue superintendent revival services start today preaching at 11 45 a m 3 and 8 p m by Elder J M Dickey of Mt Vernon NY public invited Bishop T J Cox pastor.
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W. J. McCue
J. M. Dickey
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
T. J. Cox
Weekend church schedule at Bedford and Peek streets
Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with Deacon C Hill as superintendent. At 11 20 a m Rev Q A Connally leads services. 6 p m B Y P A hour. 7 30 p m evening worship by Rev Connally. Wednesday prayer meeting and visitors are welcome.
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Bedford and
Peek Street
Unday
C. Hill
Q. A. Connally
Connally
Pleasant Sunday Service at Princeton Church of God in Christ
The Church of God in Christ on Lewis Street Princeton invites all to a 3 o'clock Sunday service. Visitors from the Bluefield church will attend and Bishop F Kyle will deliver the sermon with Elder J M Tiffany serving as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God IN Christ
Pentecostal
Lewis Street
Princeton
Bluefield
F. Kyle
J. M. Tiffany
Sunday church services invite all at 200 Wilson Street
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 45 a m sunshine band at 2 p m P W W at 6 30 p m preaching at 8 p m with Bishop Co F Kyle to attend Elder N T Thomas ministers extends cordial invitation to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God IN Christ
Wilson Street
Sunshine Band
Co. F. Kyle
N. T. Thomas
Jones Street Christian Church Services and Schedule
Jones Street Christian Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m with Charles Thompson as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m by Rev P B Carter. Special 3 p m service led by Rev G M Dickerson with choir from Tazewell Va. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Cordial invitation to all worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
P. B. Carter
G. M. Dickerson
Tazewell
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church Weekly Services
Sunday school starts 9:30 with Andrew Walker as Superintendent. Worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. T B Wright is pastor. Midweek prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Ndrew Walker
T. B. Wright
United Holy Church Bible School and Sermons Schedule
The United Holy Church announces Bible school at 9 30, sermon at 11 a m and 8 p m by Pastor Rev Mrs Mary L Glenn. Y P H A meets at 6 30 pm with prayer Tuesday night. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Holy Church Bible School
Mary L. Glenn
Epworth League Meeting At John Stewart M B Church
The Epworth League will convene this evening at 6 30 with social time from 6 to 6 30 and league from 6 50 to 7 30 The discussion topic is City and Country Miss Richardson a Bluefield State Teachers College graduate will be the principal speaker The all her star chorus will perform all young men and adults are invited.
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Epworth League
John Stewart M. B
Richardson
Bluefield State Teachers College
All Her Star Chorus
Playground Activities Opens With Dual Neighborhood Playgrounds
The recreation center ends a successful term and starts The Playground Activities with two sites. The North Side playground is directed by Mrs. Eula Mitchell and the South Side by William Hairston. Boys and girls across the city are urged to join in at their nearby playground.
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Eula Mitchell
William Hairston
Sunday School at Roach Shields Home on Bowers Street
Sunday school gathers at 10 a m at 131 Bowers Street home of Mrs Jen netta Thompson with Roach Shields as superintendent. The item notes location and leadership for the Bowers Street Sunday school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Street
Jennetta Thompson
Roach Shields
Sabbath School and Evening Service at Local Church
Sabbath school at 9 30 with James Davis as superintendent Sherman Clark of Roseville W Va will supervise activities in the absence of the superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 with Mr Jones playing music from Pietro Vons Communitu Mass for the prelud offertory and pasilude Choir adds Miss Johnnie M Smith and Miss Elizabeth Scales from Bluefield State Teacher College Evening service at 7 46 lasting 50 minutes Rev A E Mitchell minister Public invited to attend this friendly church Miss Marie Gwynn and Mrs Louise Hardnett hosted Emma Clay of Sewickley Pa with mutual friends and neighbors at a recent gathering
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James Davis
Sherman Clark
Roseville
W. Va
Mr. Jones
Pietro Vons
Londonderry
Barnaby
Johnnie M. Smith
Elizabeth Scales
Bluefield State
Shower honors Mrs Gene Jones at Missionary society meeting
Mrs Dorothy Bell hosted the Missionary society of the Community M B church, with Mrs Eugene Davis in charge of the business session. Mrs Gene W Jones was honored with a shower as refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Hubert Smith, Mr and Mrs Henry Bell, Rev and Mrs Charles Davis, Mrs Virginia Fitzgerald, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bell
Missionary Society of the Community
M. HB
Eugene Davis
Gene W. Jones
Hubert Smith
Henry Bell
Charles Davis
Virginia Fitzgerald
Coles
Louise Hardnett
Addis Branson
Grace McCollum
Local families report visits and illnesses in Columbus area
Thomas White of Columbus visits his sister Mrs Emma Johnson and her daughter Mra uth Mathney on Sinclair street. James Davis of Silver Ridge remains ill at home with slight grevement. Rev John Williams and wife move in with Mrs Mary Fooe on Sinclair street as First Baptist church sponsors a rally. Mrs Marie Rutherford plans a body contest at the Baptist church Monday evening. Mrs Lillie Mitchell improves at home on West Water street. Louise Morgan is a house guest of Miss Lorrenia Sayer in Abbs Valley. Arthur Mitchell, William Davis, Elizabeth Scales, Johnnie Smith, Margaret Branson and Stores college students are home for the summer visiting relatives.
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Thomas White
Columbus
Ohio
Emma Johnson
Mra
Uth Mathney
Sinclair Street
James Davis
Silver Ridge
First Baptist Church
John Williams
Mary Fooe
Marie Rutherford
Baptist Church
Lillie Mitchell
West Water Street
Louise Morgan
Lorrenia Sayer
Abbs Valley
Arthur Mitchell
William Davis
Elizabeth Scales
Johnnie Smith
Margaret Branson
Stores College
Forest fires quenched in West Virginia reports
Charleston dispatch says forest officials state West Virginia woods are free of fires for the first time in weeks. District foresters had not reported all fires burning on tracts under 80 or 40 acres as measures cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
D. B. Griffin
West Virginia
Griffin
West Virginia circle of Woman's Missionary Society met in Amonate
The West Virginia circle of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. L. Agnew’s home with leader Mrs. J. B. Vernon. The program centered on friendship with talks by several members, Bible study by Mrs. J. O. Hall, and business led by Mrs. B. G. Bird. New treasurer Mrs. Mylie Lowman appointed. one new member Mrs. Wylie White and visitor Betsy Frederick. Next meeting set for July at Mrs. C. E. Brewster and Mrs. J. O. Hall’s home.
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Amonate
West Virginia
The
Woman's Missionary Society
J. L. Agnew
J. B. Vernon
Vernon
B. G. Bird
J. O. Hall
Brewster
Mylie Lowman
Wylie Lowman
J. C. Hall
J. L. Agner
J. B. Johnson
EB. Brewster
Wylie White
Betsy Frederick
C. EB. Brewster
Birthday Party Honors Hildred House At Home
Mrs. J W House hosted a Friday party for her daughter Hildred House on her thirteenth birthday. Guests included Ruth Bell Mildred Hundley Martha Zelasky Angeline Bredmont Dolly Robinson Boots Bonengalione Margaret Lowman Margaret Stinson Marie Bird and others with games contests and music and a variety of gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. House
Hildred House
Ruth Bell
Mildred Hundley
Martha Zelasky
Angeline Bredmont
Dolly Robinson
Boots Bonengalione
Margaret Lowman
Margaret Stinson
Marie Bird
Fred Stinson
Harr Lyon
Rego Bredmont
Eugene Hall
Willard Lowman
Lawrence Meade
Jean Cyphers
Birthday Party for Clyde Hall Celebrated on Lawn
A Friday afternoon party on Mrs. J. O. Hall’s lawn celebrated Clyde Hall’s ninth birthday with games and candy favors. Sister Mrs. M. Lowman helped entertain. ice cream and cake were served to a group of young guests including Mabel Brotherton Johnny Ronca galione Evelyn Lowman and Clyde Hall among others. Clyde received gifts from attendees.
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J. O. Hall
Clyde
Mrs. M. Lowman
Mabel Brotherton
Johnny Roncagalione
Evelyn Lowman
Lois Lambert
Dotty Brotherton
Eddie Nash
Frank Lowman
Bubbes Roncagalione
Clyde Hall
Rodney Brewster
Betty Roncagalione
Billie Ross
J. T. Mathews
Hermeth Stone
Bernard Bradley
Edwin Bird
Sylvia Vernon
Willard Lowman
Eugene Hall
James Bell
Jean Cyphers
Jacksons announce birth of Wycliff Charles
Dr and Mrs W I Jackson announce the birth of a son on June 2 at Richmond hospital. The infant has been named Wycliff Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Jackson
Methodist church school to stage Sunday program
The Methodist church school will present a program at the church on Sunday June 14. About one hundred children, coached by Mrs J O Hall Mrs Paul Brown Mrs Doughton and Mrs Sizemore, will participate. An impressive community event of the summer is anticipated with a large audience expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church School
J. O. Hall
Paul Brown
Doughton
Sizemore
Local Students and Visitors Share Summer Break News
Edward Cassell of Berea College spends vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs R E Cassell. Mrs J W House and daughters Edith and Mildred visit relatives near Lebanon. Edward Vernon returns Tuesday from Romney where he attended school the past winter. He is met at Kenova by his mother Mrs J B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cassell
Berea College
R. E. Cassell
J. W. House
Edith
Mildred
Lebanon
Edward Vernon
Romney
Kenova
J. B
Local social notes from Vernon and neighboring towns
Vernon and sister Miss Sadie Vernon Mrs M B Mangus of Rolfe visit relatives in Vernon. Mrs Bird and Mr Bird host, Mrs J O Hall visited Mrs Strong in War. Mrs RH Shrader ill at home. Wade Lowman family from Bishop visit J B Vernon. Grace Lyons visiting relatives at Keystone. John Drossec family visiting Gary. Edna Billips and daughter Lornee visit Saltville Virginia. Beulah Ball treated at Bluefield sanitarium. Gladys Lyon left for Athens to attend Concord State teacher college this summer.
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Gary
Edna Billips
Lornee
Saltville
Beulah Ball
Bluefield Sanitarium
Gladys Lyon
Athens
Concord State
Girls and Circles Meet in Raven Community Notes
In Raven West Virginia on June 6 Circle No. 3 of the Presbyterian church gathered at Mrs Charles Caseys home for an engaging program led by Mrs Roy Reedy with devotional by Mrs Gussie Davis. Six members and one visitor attended. The Girls circle of the Christian church met with Miss Florence White. The Presbyterian Bible school concluded its term with a commencement program greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Circle of Christian Church
Florence White
Bible School
Presbyterian Church
Young Miss Sophronia Howell Becomes Raven Visitor
Miss Sophronia Howell of Hot Springs Ark arrived in Raven Monday to stay several weeks as a house guest of Mr and Mrs George Robinson. Also noted are Mrs W A Seawell and son’s trip to Richmond and Mrs Earl Steele’s family visit to Saltville Va. Henry Robinett and Ken Maynard were visitors in Tazewell Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronia Howell
Hot Springs
Ark
Raven
George Robinson
W. A. Seawell
Richmond
Earl Steele
Saltville
Henry Robinett
Ken Maynard
Tazewell
Rain Revival Brings Hope to Burke’s Garden Community
In Burke's Garden Virginia a light rain eases frost damage from Friday night with wheat mostly unharmed. J Moss rehits fields. Evangelist Tusing begins meetings Monday assisted by Hewit with nightly sessions and a vocational Bible school the following week. Local residents Meek Greaver Gose family arrivals and business deals noted. Burkes Garden Mills overhauled and ready to mill flour from wheat as timber traders Kindrick Jones buy timber from W L Davis. Germany builds a sister ship to the Hindenburg amid third ship plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Tusing
Sarah Catherine Meek
Fredericksburg
Eleanor Greaver
Greensboro
N. C
Marie Gose
Bristol
J. P. Gose
C. J. Gose
Mess
Kindrick and Jones
W. L. Davis
Five Oaks
Burkes Garden Mills
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Treasury
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Fed Farm
Mawnee Home Owners Loan
Chicago Grain
C. B. Hancock
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Eee
Ptock Uetatec Me
Principe
BE Mann
Releish
Adams Express
Amer Rolling Mills Cere BO
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Paseo
Chesa
Congoleum Nairn
Curtiss
Delaware
du Pont Ae
Electric Autolite
Powan
Preapart
I . Pee
Tel and
Inland Steel
Ns Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Coppers
Kroger Groce
Public Service N. Se
Man Setee Eer
Radio Corp
Pat
Reo Motors Eee
Southern Pacific
Sperry Corp
Standard Oil
Standard Oil 'Ae
Stewart Warner
Stone An Webster
Tudeba Ki
Vadeals Steel
Treeenee
Warner Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse
Seren
Elec
Woolworth
Tee
Bae
Yellow Truck Tee
Ity
Alexander
Harry Bowen
B. RB. Hawthorne
Arthur J. MacBride
Seles R. L. Wallace
Pocahontas Fuel Company
ONE Broadway
Atlantic
New Bedford
Mass
Salem
Mase
9 Wharf
Boston
Portland
Maihe
Cincinnati
LOE Ee, Bavon &Co., Ltd
Norway
E. Pinto Basto & Co., Ltd
Tual
Pittsburgh
Baltimore Livestock
Toledo Grain
NEW York Poultry
George T. Eager
Crystal Colored News
Christiansburg
Christiansburg, VA
News of the Colored People
Tabernacle Baptist
A.M.E
Bluefield, W. VA
Church OF God (Apostolic
MT. Zion Baptist Church
Jones Street Christian Church
Colored News
Pocahontas Colored News
Community M
BE. Church
Marie Gwynn
Emma Clay
Sewickley
Miss Clay
Ocie Bethel
Gloria Daugherty
Eline
Dewey Hardnett
M. W. Capel
Beckley
Misa Evelyn Payne
Jack Starling
George Simpson
Excelsior
Catherine Witten
Jenkin Jones
James Willis
Pittsburgh, Pa
Shanghai
China
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C. E
O. A. Bishop
Bishop, Va
John O'Keefe
Raven, Va
John M. White
Burke’s Garden
Germany
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