Keystone Daily Vacation Church School Opens Today
The Keystone Methodist church hosts a two to four pm daily session for children in beginner through intermediate ages. Teachers from local churches form a joint faculty as Rev. A. T. Stewart leads the program with a focus on Evangelism. The Women’s Society and circle groups held a separate meeting with reports, devotional services, and refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Non Church
Methodist Church School
A. T. Stewart
Baptist
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. W. Dye
Fred Courtney
C. B. Bowers
J. Lyons
R. M. Painter
Rita Ann Christie
Kathryn Christie
Lucy Hammer
Mesdames
Ben Dorton
O. Fitzgerald
C. EF. Hammer
H. P. Mitchell
Jenkinjones Deaths and Local Notices
JENKINJONES Jenkinjjones June 8 W Clif ford and Gene Hall called to Jeffrey W Va Friday by the death of their step father J P Pauley Friday morning His wife Mrs Pauley is the former Mrs Walter Hall a former resident of Jenkinjones Funeral service held Sunday at the home TO TEACH AT ATHENS Miss Louise Alley left Monday for Athens where she Will teach physical education at Concord college during the summer terms CLASS MEETS The Ladies Bible class met Tuesday at the home of the teach er Mrs William E Tabor for the monthly meeting PERSONALS Mrs H G Sawyer and son Jimmie Lee spent several days this time at Matewan visiting rela ves Miss Barbara Ann Nichols of Washington visited friends here Mrs Henry 8 Carter and daughter Caroline spent several days in Pocahontas this week with her parents Mr and Mrs J K Peters Miss Louis Alley visited friends in Bluefield and Bristol this week Mrs Nancy Holder and Mrs H F Hancock left Tuesday for a vacation at Hot Springs National Park Ark Miss Pauline Nelson of Bristol Tenn spent the weekend here with her mother Mrs H F Nelson Mr and Mrs Jimmie McFarlane and children of Richlands were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey A Daily Mr and Mrs Hagan Riggs and daughter of Gary visited the latter s sister Mrs S W Greene and Mr Geene Sunday Mr John Maconi and son John Jr of Pocahontas were the guests Monday of their daughter and sister Mrs Sam Bilchin and Dr Milchin TOO COLD Venus not Mars is the most probable home of life on other planets according to scientists and astronomers who have estimated that the temperature of Mars drops to at least 40 below zero at night
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W. D. McDowall
Milton Crisp
Welch
Roanoke
JoBette McDowall
Chapel Hill
N. C
Tulio Larasse
Lillian Offa
Miami
Fla
Keystone
James Martin
Lebanon
William Gammon
Kenova Witt
Peterstown
Jin
Nell White
Fred L. Rays
Fred, Jr
John
Arizona
Harry Lyons
Herbert H Callaway, Jr
Hagerstown
C. Stephenson
Armsted
Stewart
Lucy Bernard
Helen Mansfield
Fred Wayne Bernard
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Katherine Elliott
Gary Hemmer
Marion Woman’s College
Marion
C. E. Hamer
Stanley R. Sneed
Army
Geigerfield
Wash
Do. W. Sneed
Quinton McKinney
Joe Testino
Camp Lee
Robert Lugar
Diane Martin
Floyd Ward
Academy of Music
French Dishon
Pulaski
Dishon
J. K. Walker
Pinoak
Rita Dishon
Baltimore
Vernie Cook
Albuquerque
N. M
Jenkinjjones
W. Clifford
Gene Hall
Jeffrey
W. Va
J. P. Pauley
Pauley
Walter Hall
Jenkinjones
H. G. Sawyer
Jimmie Lee
Matewan
Relaves
Barbara Ann Nichols
Washington
Henry 8. Carter
Caroline
Pocahontas
J. K. Peters
Louis Alley
Bluefield
Bristol
Nancy Holder
H. F. Hancock
Hot Springs National Park
Ark
Pauline Nelson
Tenn
H. F. Nelson
Jimmie McFarlane
Richlands
Harvey A. Dailey
John, Jr
Sam Bilchin
Milchin
Venus
Mars
Local Social Notes Mention Hillsville Visit and Fort Bragg Soldier
Mrs E L Cruise and her son David visit the ill mother in Hillsville Virginia. Whitney Perkins on furlough from Fort Bragg North Carolina spends time with his parents J K Perkins.
Deafness Authority to Visit Bluefield for Hearing Tests
Mr. Clayton W. Reeve, an Authorized Acoustician, will be in Bluefield at the West Virginian Hotel on the thirteenth for private consultations on hearing problems. Demonstrations run 9 am to 12 noon and 6 pm to 8 pm with tests using Bone and Air Conduction instruments and the new Super-Power Acousticon. If unable to attend, appointments can be arranged at no cost. Acousticon of Knoxville, 310 Doctors Bldg., Knoxville, Tenn.
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Clayton W. Reeve
Bluefield
W. Mace
West Virginian
Reeve
U. S
Acousticon of
Knoxville
Doctors Bldg
Knoxville, Tenn
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Keystone, W. Va
Baptist Circle
A. Z. Preece
S M. Edwards
Circle No. 2
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Preece
Tero Mullins
Aviano
Marie Frigo
Lois Floy
Mildred Conti
Concord College
Athens
Circle
Circle No. 1
The
Baptist Missionary Society
D. B. Thompson
Robert Angove
Thompson
R.g. Mitchell
Sam Robertson
R. L. Smoot
L. W. Walace
A. P. Angove
Smoot
Angove
June Beane
Huntington
Matoaka, W. VA
Matoaka
Matoaka Kiwanis Club
Brooks Hardy
Murphey
E. E. Tesicsouak
Matoaka Club
Atlantic City
Z. F. Mayberry
George Mash
Boy Scout Troop No
Camp Phillips
Christian Union
Christian Union of the Christian Church
M. E. Sizemore
C. R. Godfrey
Christian Church
W. P. Harman
J. S. Foley
Christian Endeavor
R. C. Gillespie
Matoaka Methodist Church
Z. E. Mayberry
Matoaka Christian Church
Matoaka Quartet
Circle of the Baptist Church
John Luke
Allen Meadows
Louise Alley
William E. Tabor
SSS
S.5.s. Co
the Commercial Bank
Aembar Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BANK
George Fowler
Mr. Fowler
E. L. Cruise
David
Cruise
Hillsville
Whitney Perkins
Fort Bragg
J. K. Perkins
Sherwin - Williams
Bluefield Hardware Co
West Virginia
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MOOSE
Northfork
Princeton
Mrs. Bluefield
America
Moose Lodges
Welch - Northfork - Bluefield
Great Convention
Moose Fraternity
Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Illinois
Order of
Dowell L. Bartley
Loyal Order of Moose
Hotel
Welch Northfork
Lodge
le Princeton
Bluefield, W. Va
Matouka
Loyal Order of
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