Church Services and Programs in Tazewell McCulloch Duhring Areas
Church notices list First Presbyterian and First Baptist services in Tazewell McCulloch and Duhring streets. Sermons by Dr. J. J. Rice with radio WHIS broadcast, choir anthems, and music directed by Charles H. Cassell. Baptist features Cradle Roll, Sunday school at 10:45, Training Union, and So We Va So We Way conferences led by Rev. Owen and Rev. West with evening prayers and special music.
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First Presbyterian
Tazewell
McCulloch
Duhring
J. J. Rice
D. D
James
Dr. Rice
Jow
Hewitt
Charles H. Cassell
Ben S. Johnson
C. J. Cheyney
Bible School
George Earl Owen
George West
Bristol
Calvary Baptist Church Service and Schedule
Calvary Baptist at 1405 Highland Ave lists pastor James W. Farmer and Burns Wornal as superintend ent with morning worship at 11 o clock and evening worship at 8. Sunday School 9 45. Baptist Training Union 4 P M directed by Miss Juanita Illey. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6. Bible class Friday taught by Mrs C L Jefferies. Christian Science Society meets in Room 607 Appalachian Building with Sunday school at 11 and a sermon on Is The Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Isaiah 45 18. Wednesday 8 P M meeting.
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Calvary Baptist
Highland Avenue
James W. Farmer
Burns Wornal
Baptist Training Union
Juanita Illey
C. L. Jefferies
Christian Science Society
Appalachian Building
Lord
Mary Baker Eddy
Church OF God
Southstret
W. D. McCraw
W. H. Ealy
Bonnie Conley
Young Peoles
G. Clattox
C. C. Ealy
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Times and Leagues
The Immanuel Lutheran at Mercer and Duhring streets announces Sunday Bible school at 9 45 morning worship with sermon at 11 Luther Leagues at 6 45 and the closing program of the Daily Vacation to school at 7 30 The Friendly church under Pastor L Royer offers services as listed.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Mercer and
Duhring Streets
Luther Leagues
the Friendly Church
Au L. Royer
Trinity Methodist Church Event Notes
Trinity Methodist details worship and activities led by E. E. Wiley pastor I N Puqua general superintendent church school at 9 45 intermediate worship by Miss Mary Elizabeth Lowe with Vacation Bible School echoes Methodist Youth led by Bill Hill and Lauralee Comp on ing in (text partially garbled).
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Trinity Methodist
E. E. Wiley
I. N. Puqua
Mary Elizabeth Lowe
Vacation Bible School
Bill Hill
Lauralee
Davidson Students to Sing and Fellowship Meetings Planned
Davidson will sing My Recompense by Mrs. C. H. Morris. The Intermediate fellowship meets at 6 30 p m with Leroy Browder in charge. Methodist youth fellowship to meet at 7 Betty Jane Jones leads on The Stake of Free and a topic But Pole Can be Lost. District conference set for June 23 24 at First Methodist church in Princeton with James H Straughn to attend.
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Church School
James H. Straugin
Pittsburgh
Trinity
Grace Methodist
Henry Fortune
Allen Long
Bundy” Har
Ducnlay
Blinefela
Princeton
Gladys Stowers
Pinnaclese Rock
Ryche Wi
Ieee
Wesnenene
College Avenue Baptist Church Services
W A Robinson preaches at 11 with Mrs Meadows singing I Heard a Forest Praying. Morning message Christ Outside the Door. Training Union 7 with Edna Layne director. Evening service at 8 on Workers in the Vineyard. Library hours before and after Training Union. Midweek prayer 7 15 James faith and works. Choir rehearsal 7 40 preparing for next Sunday musics.
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College Avenue
Rev G L Reguin to Speak at Local Church Service
Co-pastors Rev G L vnn and Rev P Y Bamber lead worship at Bluefield avenue and Thomas street. Sunday school at 9 30 am. Morning service 11 am. Evening service with young peoples meeting 6 30 pm and evangelistical service 1 38 pm. Mid week services Tue and Thu at 7 30 pm. Reguin will deliver Divine Healing message.
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Bluefield Avenue
Thomas Street
G. L
Pentecostal Holiness Wayne Street Service Plan
Wayne street church led by C. J. Peyton with Sunday school at 10 a m. and foreign missions focus on the third Sunday. Mrs J E Carter presides over the missionary society. Youth group meets 6 25 p m with Sylvia Harvey as president. Evandelastic service at 7 45 p m. Peyton to visit Philadelphia church War West Virginia and Coalwood church society at 2 30 p m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 45 p m. Full Gospel Quarter Hour 3 45 Thursday morning.
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Wayne Street
C. J
W. Va
Society of the Coalwood Church
Bland 8T Methodist Church School Roles Outline
Bland 8T Methodist Church outlines Sunday school with Pastor W. P. Eastwood leading and A. C. Stowers as superintendent. Schedule notes church school begins at 9 45 and proceeds with department by department instruction.
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Bland
W. P. Eastwood
A. C. Stowers
Open Discussion on Temperance Controversy
Article argues for frank talks on alcohol use citing Proverbs and Bible verses. It notes propagandism for and against drinking, urges factual discussion, avoidance of censorious judgments, and openness to investigate habits and causes. The author supports total abstinence but respects moderation and calls for honest dialogue.
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Frank
Hosea
Joel
Churches unite for Trinity Grace Bland Street service
Services across Trinity Grace and Bland Street churches include Morning worship at 11 with Father’s Day sermon, evening union service at Bland Street led by Bishop James H. Straughn, and choirs plus youth activities. Delegates George Short and A M Wilburn attend Bluefield district quescence in Princeton.
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We Church
Bland Street
Trinity
Grace
James H. Straughn
Bluefield
Quescence
Princeton
George Short
A. M. Wilburn
Sunday Services Advertised on Washington and Albemarle
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with wk Alley as superintendent and a morning worship service at 11 a m on Washington and Albemarle streets.
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Washington and
Albemarle Streets
C. G. Gunn
Wk Alley
Japanese Internees Leave White Sulphur Resort
Japanese internees depart White Sulphur Springs resort site amid disputes over their relocation. Reports describe movements and ongoing tensions affecting the Mountain State community and nearby areas.
Evacuation of Japanese and Germans from Greenbrier Hotel
About 60 residents and hotel staff watched the departure as Japanese evacuees moved from Hot Springs to a seaboard liner in New York. Guards escorted evacuees while taxis ferried families and a few men to trains near 10:30 p.m. Reports also note 75 to 160 Germans evacuated earlier with unconfirmed claims of 500 more this month.
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Seaboard
Gripsholm
New York
Greenbrier
Hot Springs
White Sulphur Springs
Capital Hears More Talk of Buying Tires From Non-essentials
Washington reports renewed talk of buying tires from owners of non essential automobiles as officials push a nationwide scrap rubber drive with weekend treasure hunts. The Petroleum Industry War Council urged Americans to search attics and sheds for scrap rubber and drop it at service stations on the way to church or to work.
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Washington
Wendel Lund
Petroleum Industry War Council
Office of Price Administration
Faso
OPA
Homer
Shortace
Touriste Ela to Colorado Parks Thriving War Summer
Colorado’s tourist industry, a 120000000 business last year, remains robust in the first war summer. Amid fuel rationing fears, visitors flock to Estes Park Rocky Mountain National Park and Pikes Peak, though counts are unconfirmed. A ration card anecdote illustrates wartime travel constraints and lingering restrictions near the eastern plains.
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Denver
Colorado
America
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Pikes Peak
Young inmates make up sizable share of Alabama prisons
Report shows 3,000 plus inmates under 25 among Alabama state prisoners, out of 17,000 total. Demographic breakdown highlights youth concentration in the prison system and potential implications for policy and rehabilitation efforts.
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Alabama
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