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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1922

Page

15

Holder and Holder Launch Bluefield Evangelistic Campaign

Rev. Rufus W. Holder and son Wilson lead an evangelistic team in Bluefield using a large tent. They plan to extend meetings to other city areas with Cavary Baptist church at the center, relying on a history of successful preaching and strong local support.

Rufus A. Holder Wilson Holder Billy Washington Rufus W. Holder Holder Mr. Holder Bluefield

Bible Class Meetings Schedule This Week

The Young Ladies Bible Class meets at Miss Loraine Bailey's home on Tazewell street Thursday at 10 30. Hill Top Bible Class gathers with Mrs C BE Flynn Thursday at 7 30. Raleigh Terrace and Union Bible Classes host sessions Thursday and Thursday evening with listed leaders. Multiple other groups meet on various streets and times this week.

Young Ladies Loraine Bailey Tazewell Street Hill Top Bible Class Raleigh Terrace H. I. Shott Russell-Tazewell Sweet P. W. Poff Winona Ratcliff Highland Avenue Union Bible W. D. Akers Kfox Street Fairview Bible Study H. B. Lee Albemarle Street Sunshine Bible Class Selle Davidson Pearls Street Mire. Wilburn W. A. Bodell Wyoming Street

Bennett Offered Bail Not Furnished in Criminal Assault Case

Bail offered by Tazewell County Bail Commissioner Nye Britts to Howard Bennett for grand jury appearance in August, but bond not arranged. Bennett remains in custody after a preliminary hearing charging criminal assault on a nine year old girl. magistrate previously held him without bail.

Nye Britts Tazewell County N. D. Dillon Bluefield Howard Bennett Britts Dillon Bennett Tazewell Bennett Squire Newman Graham

Endeavorers Debate Big Question Tonight

The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian church hosts a debate on whether circumstances make the man or the man makes the circumstances. Lloyd Black supports the affirmative while Mrs. Lois Russell argues the negative. Maude Suitor leads, with additional features promised and a cordial welcome to all attendees.

Christian Endeavor Society The First Christian Church Lloyd Black Lois Russell

Revival at Paabontas Methodist Church Sees 96 Conversions

Evangelist Havens of Bramwell leads revival at Paabontas with Jeff Hall's singing. About ninety six conversions and rescues reported as townsfolk respond to plea for salvation. Havens departs for Bramwell. Wall to help at Tazewell. ministers praised for their work.

Paabontas Methodist Church Evangelist Havens Bramwell Jeff Hall Tennessee Pocahontas Havens Jesus Christ Mr. Havens Mr. Wall Tazewell

Mrs. C. C. Scarrf Leads Golf Match Play

Mrs. C C Scarrf shines in a golf event with multiple fourball and match results. Pairings include J C Davidson five up on Miss Hufford, and Ritz defeating Dunglinson Jr. with partners listed. Several 1 up and 2 up margins feature prominent local golfers and spouses.

J. C. Davidson F. R. Christie J. B. Pearson Helen Hufford Ralph Millar O. M. Deverle C. L. Stecy O. V. Parson J. H. Hardy Jillian Shott W. H. McIlhaney Jack Field P. J. H. Melihaney A. G. Fox P. D

Country Club Opens with Formal Opening Night

The Bluefield Country Club held its formal opening Saturday night with a reception and general gathering. Members of the reception committee greeted guests, followed by dancing to music until midnight. The club house, recently repaired and rebuilt, was decorated with rambler roses and pine boughs. Sandwiches and punch were served.

Bluefield Sery

Marvich Meets Master Whiskaway Easy Winner

Marvich, hailed as Man O'War’s successor, finished behind Whiskaway in the Carlton Stakes at Aqueduct before a large crowd. Whiskaway, owned by Benjamin Block and trained for H. P. Whitney, beat Marvich by eight lengths with Snob II third, while Morvich and June Grass were noted among scratches. Morvich may meet Whiskaway again at even weights in the Latonia special for 50000 dollars at Latonia, Kentucky, next weekend.

New York Marvich Aqueduct Benjamin Block Wonder H. P. Whitney Snob II Horologe June Grass William A Morvich Whiskaway Latonia

Local Scores In Seven Baseball Games Amid Odd Note

Milwaukee defeated Louisville 4 to 10 while Kansas City beat Indianapolis 11 to 10 in twelve innings. Minneapolis won 1 to 0 against Toledo and St Paul fell 0 to 6 to Columbus. A remark followed about violet being linked to Islam.

Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo St. Paul Columbus

Telegraph Loses to Bland Street at Glenwood Park

The Daily Telegraph falls to Bland Street Methodist 4 to 1 at Glenwood Park. Telegraph, hampered by fielding errors in the early innings, falls behind after Bland Street erupts for five runs in the sixth. Dearing shines at short for Telegraph. Perkins struggles after five innings. Witt makes a key catch for the Methodists. Davis, Stump and Anderson pace the Bland Street batting.

Daily Telegraph Glenwood Park Bland Street Methodists Davis Stump Anderson

The Devil A Man or Woman Club Meeting

The Billy Sunday Club holds its first meeting of the second year at Bland Street Methodist church this afternoon at 3 o clock. Prof Patterson leads a musical program and H J Shott addresses Men It the Devil a Man or a Woman. The public is invited with emphasis on ladies.

Billy Sunday Club Bland Street Methodist Church Cc. Patterson H. J. Shott

Tri-District Epworth League Union Holds First Picnic

The Tri-District Epworth League Union held its first annual picnic at Glenwood Park on Saturday. A Bland Street Methodist team defeated the Bluefield Daily Telegraph in a noon baseball game. Most attendees spent time in games, reading, or socializing before supper under the trees, then left as rain began to pour after dark.

Epworth League Union Glenwood Park Bland Street Methodists Bluefield Daily Telegraph Union

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