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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1928

Page

3

Wild horses vanish from West as ranges shrink

In Santa Fe on June 9 a report notes broomtail ponies and wild burros are disappearing from Western plains. Conservation pressures, banking and agricultural colleges advocate grass economy, and mechanization accelerates displacement. Rangelands are cleared by roundup and sale, with animals sent to reduction plants and used for leather, feed, and fertilizer, while cattle value rises.

Santa Fe N. M Montana Wyoming New Mexico Cattle and Morse Growers Association New Mexico Texas Colorado Mariana

Polka Dots Hit Paris Accessories in Fashion Rise

Paris fashion reports polka dot designs invade accessories with dotted bags, pelts, and gloves. Plain hats feature silk polka dot bands, a favored touch for morning outfits. The article notes historical note on Katherine Howard using pins in England in 1543 retrieved from French imports.

Paris Katherine Howard Henry VIII England France

Vacation Bible School Begins and Church Rally Day

Rev J A Baylor leads the Daily Vacation Bible School starting Monday with a 9 am opening. Regular Sunday School at 9 am led by Roy S Thompson, with J R Hutcherson and W C Warlick assisting. Morning sermon to youths titled Give Me Thine Heart. evening The Search for Something New. Brown leading choir. services at 11 am and 8 pm. Wednesday prayer at 7 45 pm. Grace Methodist reports Rally Day and two services with special speakers Dr Charles W Kelley and Dr S D Long. Visitors welcomed and all members urged to attend.

J. A. Baylor Roy S. Thompson J. R. Hutcherson W. C. Warlick

Trinity Methodist Sunday program and activities

Trinity Methodist on Washington street and College avenue lists Sunday school at 9 45 am led by James S Kahle with growing attendance and a morning service at 11 am by Dr W S Hendricks. Evening preaching at 745 pm by Rev Tom Priddy of Princeton. Epworth League 7 pm. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 pm. Boy Scouts 730 pm Monday. Stewards meeting postponed to Monday 8 pm. Music by Professor Milem. College Avenue Baptist also noted with Howard L Weeks and Sunday school at 930 am.

Trinity Methodist Washington Street College Avenue James S. Kahle W.S. Hendricks Tom Priddy Princeton Epworth League Board of Stewards Stewards Professor Milem Milem Bluceid

Sunday School and services at Hancock School building

The article lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Mrs M J Brugh, morning worship at 11 a m by Rev C H Rice on The Word of God, youth meetings at 6 15 p m, evangelistic service at 7 30 p m on The Finality of Revelations, and midweek prayer 7 30 p m with invitations to all.

Hancock North Side C. H. Rice M. J. Brugh Jesus Young Peoples B. C. Hodges

Children day program set at Bland Street church

At 601 Bland street Rev Ben Johnson and C J Cheyney oversee a church school at 9 45 am with a Children's day program. The lineup includes piano solo by Geraldine Ashworth readings by Mary Annon Ball songs by D C Mitchel Jr and Virginia Bivens plus talks and exercises in Beginners and Juniors. Morning worship and communion begin at 11 with Rev C B Reynolde district secretary delivering the message. Junior Christian Endeavor supervised at 11.

Bland Street Ben C. B. Reynolde Junior Christian Endeavor

Church Services Announce Evening Worship and Music

Mrs W B Johnson and Mrs Frank O'Brien coordinate the evening program with Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 45 Virgil E Lowder to deliver the message Special music by the choir led by Frank Roberts with organist Mrs B S Chappel and choir music at both services

W. B. Johnson Frank O'Brien Virgil E. Lowder Frank Roberts B Chappel

Sabbath and church services fill Westminster and Immanuel programs

Sabbath school at 9 30 Edwin Wade supervisor Paul Thomas assistant East End 3 00 C F Tynes supervisor B Bell assistant preaching 11 by Rev Samuel W Moore What Name Des scribes You At 7 45 Rev Earl S King of Mutoto Africa will lecture on mission stations in Africa slides show strange land and people Junior Senior Christian Endeavor 7 00 prayer meeting Wed 7 45 you invited Westminster Presbyterian Washington Albemarle Rev C G Gunn pastor Bible school 9 45 morn service 11 sermon by Rev Karl C King Congo evening 8 sermon Life s Loses Young people 7 15 Echoes of the convention Mon 7 15 B S A Troop 19 7 30 D U B 8 council Tue 7 20 Session Wed 12 noon Men of the Church luncheon 3 circle meetings 3 prayer 8 Fri 7 30 teachers conference 8 choir rehearsal You are cordially invited Immanuel Lutheran Mercer Duhring Paul L Roger pastor 9 45 Sunday school 11 morning worship choir sings Leaven 7 00 Luth er League How amusements measure Christianity Juanita Cole leader 8 evening service What Young People should believe about their Church Dr Diggs Kew Bee Quartette sings

Edwin C. Wade Paul C. Thomas East End C. F. Tynes C. B. Bell Samuel W Moore Earl S. King Mutoto Africa Christian Endeavor Westminster Presbyterian Washington and Albemarle C. G. Gunn W. L. Alley H. W. Biggs Karl C. King Belgae Congo J. E. Nelson Immanuel Lutheran Immanuel Lutheran Church Mercer and Duhring Streets Paul L. Roger Luther League Juanita Cole Dr. Diggs Kew Bee Quartette

AT IT AGAIN SHE AND HE QUIP ABOUT LISTENING

A humorous exchange compares listening habits between men and women. She says truths go in one ear and out the other, while he notes women hear in both ears and speak what they hear. The quip appears in the Answers feature.

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