Memorial Service Planned for Kaidits of Pythias
The Kaidits of Pythias Pocahontas lodge No. 60 will hold a memorial service at Pocahontas Methodist Church in Bluefield Virginia on Sunday June 12 at 7 30 p m. Hon Clifton A Woodrum representative from the Sixth Virginia district will deliver the principal address and sing a solo. The program includes band orchestra prelude invocations hymn selections and notices of deceased members. Woodrum is noted as an excellent singer.
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Pythias
Pocahontas
Methodist Church
Local Pythians Hear Memorial Address Sunday
Local Pythians invited to attend the Peibtss memorial service at Pocahontas tomorrow after finon with Hon Clifton A Woodrimill as principal speaker. J M Newton will join the quartet to sing Lead Kindly Light. About 40 guests, including others beyond the lodge, heard of the distinguished representative from the Sixth Virginia district. He is expected to sing a selection in addition to his address. The class presented a handkerchief shower and plaque to the close teacher Dr W G Wagoner. Boo Voyage. with closing words of greeting.
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Grehen Todew
Pocahontas
Clifton A. Woodrimill
J. M. Newton
Lodge
Licht
Pythian
Virginia
W. G. Wagoner
Local Church Services And Activities Across Denominations
St Marys Episcopal Church conducts Sunday services at 2 and 7 pm with Rev John A Winslow assisting, plus Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 15 am and a 7 pm Young People service league. Silas Memorial at Tazewell holds prayer and sermon at 11 am. public welcome. Memorial Baptist Church led by Rev Marrell offers 9 30 am Sunday school, 11 am worship on a theme Paradise Lost and Parade Regained, and 7 pm Young People unions. Methodist Church schedules 9 45 am Sunday school, 11 am and 8 pm services with Rev EB Early. Miss Ellen Galloway to sing at 11 am. choir music at 8 pm. Also a steak fry and shower by the Wesley Willing Workers class by Shandon Dale, before Rev Roy Bearly departs for a trip abroad.
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ST. Mary's Episcopal Church
Herbert H. Young
P. m
John A. Winslow
Young People's Service League
Tazewell
Methodist Church
R. Ashworth
Epworth
Cantrell
Ellen Galloway
Wesley Willing Workers
Shannondale
Limentary
Roy Bearly
Child Suffers Eye Injury From Wire Prank
A five year old boy on Sargent Street lost an eye after a wire prank. The boy was treated in a hospital in serious condition. Other items note travel, broadcasts, and social visits, with mentions of births and local engagements.
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Price Tabor
Sargent Street
Penpins
Hereth
W. A. Tabor
Roanoke
Mre
L. BE. Willis
Pearl Tabor
Mise J Brewer
Radford
Glen Brewer
Edgar Hale
Abingdon
Epworth League Assembly
West Graham Church
W. M. Leather
Simmons
Robert Simpson
East Blaefield
Claud Lindbergh
J. E. Mathews
New York
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Bluefield
FE. B. Witten
Charleston
Huntington
W. Va
J. M Damewood
Kuna Wilburn
Dailey
NEWS OF THE COLORED PEOPLE ASSOCIATION MEET
The Gate City No. 36 Golden Rule Beneficial and Endowment association holds its annual meeting at Scott Street Baptist Church. Activities include music by the Scott Street choir, invocation by Rev HW P James, a talk by Mra W O Moore, solo by Alla May Dabney, and a sermon by Rev J C Young. Golden Rule members gather in the church basement at 2:39 p m per W H Walla and Mra A C Callaway.
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Gate City No
Golden Rule Beneficial and Endowment Association
Scott Street Baptist Church
Scott Street Censor
HW. P James
Mra W. O Moore
Mies Alla May Dabney
J. C. Young
Golden Rale
W. H. Walla
Mra
Card of thanks and local notices from Amsterdam
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Hattie McKinney and mentions flowers and catalysis of support. Amsterdam item notes a Dutch gypsy couple who returned a $20,000 string of pearls and chose a horse a wagon and a scissors grinding machine as reward.
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Hattie McKinney
Alfred McKinney
Dollie Callaway
WLM
Thompson
Amsterdam
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