Christian Endeavor Union Closes Convention in Bluefield
The forty first annual West Virginia Christian Endeavor Union convention ends in Bluefield after a highly successful gathering. Rev. Tom Fred Campbell leads the afternoon play and is followed by Willard Rice and Mary Elizabeth Jackson in senior roles. Gertrude Peterson is elected president with a slate of officers and committees named to support youth outreach and mission work.
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West Virginia
Christian Tateover Union
BE. T
Dad” Reiner
Chicago
Tor
Ma May
Mise
Helen Sandor
Bluefield
Clarksburg
Charles Tate
Mercer County
Alata
Wille Cupy
TH J. Keyes
First
Presbyterian Church
W. Ror Aree
Alfled
Washington
G. Hart
Willard Ky Rice
Mies Gertrude Peterson
Weaton
Chriatian Wndeaver Union
Mix Marty Elizabeth Jackson
Jana Lew
Miss Jackson
Nix
Migs Jackson
Milas Peterson
Uy JL McKee
Martinaburg
Har Hana
Charleston
Crut
Princeton
Ceci
Jones
New Cumberland
Misa Ruby
Roberts
D. HR
McKiwann
Clarksburgs
Mina Katheryn
the Ileye Frank
Stuck
Pritout
Misa
Mary Tielmer
Morgantown
Paul Watler
Moundgyne
Alewsardship
Hugh Brown
Weat Liberty
Bales Butler
Wheeling
Armond
Stalnaker
Weston
M. W. Pai Llps
MeMrchen
West Virginia youth groups pledge amid church gathering
A large youth rally at a Presbyterian church featured W Roy Breg of Allied Youth praising abstinence from alcohol and presenting a charter to Bluefield volunteers. Joseph Higginbotham of Bluefield led pledges, with talks by Charles J Arthur of Huntington and Miss Pauline Smith presiding over awards and elections. The Penny Prayer Club met for breakfast, pledging to donate toward the C. E. budget, as officers were elected.
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Porterfeld
Jr. G.G. Gunn
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
W. Roy Breg
Allied Youth
Allied Youth Movement
Bluefield
Joseph Higginbotham
Breg
Charles J. Arthur
Huntington
Mies Ruby Roberts
Joe B. Overmyer
Robert McBroom
Moundsville
Charles Cassell
Jenny Prayer Club
Penny Prayer Club
C. Em. Worl
Pauline Smith
Martinaburs
Thelma Davis
Salem
C. E
The
Christian Church
Princeton
Tom Fred Campbell
Edna Ramage
Ieelthajent
Bruce
James and Christian activities at Grayhill event
In Huntington, pledges to a 1800 budget were raised with Willard E. Rice overseeing from New York. Morning talks by Rev. Tomi Fred Campbell and W Roy Breg on liquor problems preceded an afternoon by Bluefield Endeavorers touring scenic spots. A Masonic temple dinner followed with humorous bow ties and songs by the group.
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Grayhill
Huntington
Willard E. Rice
New York
Tomi Fred Campbell
W. Roy Breg
Bluefield Endeavorera
Nasle Rock
Bramwell
Capers
Pocahontas
Falls Mills
East River Mountain
Masonic Temple
Dr. B
Dad
Reluer
Endeavora
Leadera
Kid
White Shrine
Will
Helen Wills Moody Faces Severe Test Today
London June 13 three of England's four top ranking women tennis players joined Helen Wills Moody as she prepared for a stiff challenge today. The match likely to test Moody's form drew sharp attention from fans and press.
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Helen Wills Moody
London
England
Helen Wille
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts a 3 cent remedy that allegedly flushes poisons from the kidneys and stops nighttime urination. It promises harmless stimulation and diuretic effects and urges readers to ask their druggist for Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules sourced from Haarlem, Holland. It also links weak kidneys to back ache puffy eyes leg cramps and burning or scanty urination.
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Haarlem
Holland
Moody Hits Semi Final At Kent Tournament Key
Moody reached the semi finals of the Kent tournament after two tough days of competition. England’s Misa Stammers defeated Eileen Bennett Whittingstall 7-5 8-1 and will face Dorothy Round in the semis. Mrs Phyllis Mudford King beat Evelyn Dearman 7-5 11-9 to reach the semis, with Round and Stammers advancing as top contenders in a strong British field.
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Moody
Kent
Helen
Dorothy Round
England
Catherine Stammers
Phyllis Mudford King
Misa Stammers
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
Promized
Mrs. Moody
Misa Hound
Tieda James
Mrs. King
Evelyn Dearman
Gossipers Peeved By Woman Losing 21 Pounds
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a health aid with claims by Mrs. J. C. Bosham of Callaway Virginia who weighed 228 pounds and says she shed 21 pounds in a month. It promotes local Princeton dealers Goody Koontz Drug Store and Spangler Co. as outlets.
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J. C. Bosham
Callaway
Mrs. Brooks returns from Charleston visit
Mrs. J. W. Brooks of Nemours has returned after visiting her daughter Mrs. J. L. Chil dress in Charleston and Huntington. She was accompanied home by her daughter Miss Evelyn, a Marshall College student. Mrs. W. A. Thornhill also returns from Richmond Va after attending the University of Richmond commencement where her son Edwin Thornhill earned a Bachelor of Law degree.
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J. W. Brooks
Nemours
J. L. Childress
Charleston
Brooks
Huntington
Evelyn
Marshall College
W. A. Thornhill
Richmond
University of Richmond
Edwin Thornhill
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