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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

9

Reynolds-Bates Wedding Invitation

Mr and Mrs Geo Adam Reynolds request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Irene to Mr Benjamin Elbert Bates on Thursday afternoon the twenty eighth of June nineteen hundred twenty eight at five o clock Graham Methodist Episcopal Church South Bluefield Virginia.

Geo Adam Reynolds Irene Benjamin Elbert Bates Graham Methodist Episcopal Church South Bluefield Virginia

Reverend C. H. Rice Attends Camp Meeting in Anderson

The Rev. C. H. Rice, pastor at the Church of God on 117 South Street, travels to Anderson Indiana for the annual camp meeting from June 17 to 24. He left Bluefield on the No. 15 train Tuesday morning and has been in conference with church business committee directors who met midweek.

C. H. Rice Church of God South Street Cap Anderson Ind Mr. Rice Bluefield Church Business Committee Moore Edwin L. Dillon Mary Elizabeth Albemarle Street Birmingham Ala FE. EF. Northen Ernest Northern Washington J. Coke Jones Hammond Steele West Virginia University Morgantown Chicago Bristol Mies Ellene Johnston Highland Avenue Baltimore Roanoke Narrows BE. T. Eades Virginia Stewart Williamson J. B. Eades Harriet Cruz Cecil Charlton J. L. Burks Washington Street Billy Nelms T. G. Burks Sima Gillespie E. M. Gillespie F. C. Combs L. C. Dunn Church of God Reformation

Personal notices from Mullens area society pages

Thomas D Bergin arrived in New York after four years with the consul service in Constantinople and has entered Johns Hopkins hospital for treatment. Many locals visit relatives in Richmond and Virginia towns. others travel to Birmingham and Roanoke for family events and dances. a church camp meeting in Anderson, Indiana is noted for June 17 24.

Thomas D. Bergin New York Constantinople Turkey Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Nora Bergin E. D. Thomas Third Street Richmond T. W. Zink Keystone D. A. Zink Mary Newbill Hardy, Va J. EB. Nelson Ray Sanders Pearl Comer Shenandoah G. B. Petty T. A. Draper Richlands Rogers Street Lucille Deaton Bluefield Mullens W. D. Moore George Hutchinson Washington Street Washington, D. C

Telegraphers Get Wage Increase for B and O Railroad

Parkersburg reports that Baltimore and Ohio Telegraphers received pay increases totaling about 205000 dollars. The plan provides roughly 3 1 4 cents an hour for hourly workers and about 5 percent for monthly workers. Final distribution decisions await a Baltimore meeting of railroad officials and telegraphers representatives.

Parkersburg W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad B. N. Kinkead Kinkead Baltimore

Moorish palace in Granada referenced in puzzle

A fragmented trivia item lists questions about mythic ferries, battleships, explorers, and a famed Moorish fortress in Granada. It includes clues on zodiac, rivers, and various vocabulary hints, forming a scattered crossword style prompt.

Granada

Reed Opposes Hoover in St. Louis Speech

Senator Hawes of Missouri urges Democrats to back Senator James A. Reed against Herbert Hoover. Hawes calls Hoover a bureaucratic figure and praises Reeds frontline stance against federal overreach. In Madrid a centenarian woman aged 127, with sons aged 111 to 105, all workers, is noted.

St. Louis Harry B. Hawes Missouri Washington Herbert Hoover James A. Reed America Hoover Reed Senate of the United States James Reed Madrid

Bible School Trip Reflects Growing Bland Street Program

The Bland Street Methodist church vacation Bible school concluded its first week with a cheerful trip to Princeton. Enrollment reached 153 children across Junior Primary and Kindergarten groups, led respectively by Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. Howard Ames, and Mrs. J. B. Moseley. Students engage in Bible teaching, memory work, music, worship, and handwork supervised by Miss Janeea Hutcherson and staff. Two more weeks remain and closing day certificates will be awarded to those present daily. Visitors may attend and view handwork and overall program highlights.

Bland Street Methodist Church Princeton Roy Thompson Howard Ames J. B

Realism marks new version of Carmen

Loves of Carmen opens at the Colonial Theatre with Dolores Del Rio and Victor McLaglen in principal roles. Raoul Walsh directs a striking new screen Carmen using a noted cast from What Price Glory and bringing a fresh portrayal to film.

Carmen United States Colonial Theatre Detaree Hg I MacLaglen Raoul Walsh Wals Victor McLagien Dolores del Rio Captain Flagg Charmaine Ben Bard Don Alvarado Walsh Hegin

Shade Wins Narrow Decision In Ten-Round Bout

Dave Shade, veteran California slugger, defeated George Courtney in a ten-round boxing match at Coney Island stadium by judge’s decision. The bout took place tonight as part of a New York event. A report notes a colony of spiders bred for use in scientific instruments kept by a woman at Tatsfield near Westerham.

Tatsfield Westerham

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