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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
11
City churches outline Sunday services and events at multiple Baptist churches. Details include guest speakers, training unions, evening services, special laymen and pastor school activities, and a summer revival with Evangelist Rev Roy Bellomy.
The Christ Episcopal Church on the corner of Tazewell and Duhring lists services led by Rev. Jennings Wise Hobson with morning worship at 1 p.m. and evening services in Princeton at 7:30. The Gospel Belly Sunday June 24 features Rev Harry R Peyton at Gospel Tabernacle Bluefield Va. The tabernacle hosts a Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a sermon at 11 on The Sin of Usefulness. A Thursday prayer and praise meeting is planned at 7:39 p.m. and a cottage meeting at 125 Grove Street Tuesday night.
Main Office Princeton and Bluefield West Virginia housed in the Office Law and Commerce Building. Indicates regional administrative sites serving the area with shared services and contact points.
Eugene and nearby towns announce a schedule of church services and events. First Christian at 601 Bland Street lists morning worship at 11 and evening at 8, with a May Children's Day program and interchurch union service at Bland Street Methodist. Bluefield ministers and Midway Christian details follow, including Sunday schools, youth meetings, prayer times, revivals starting July 1, and a vacation Bible school starting Monday morning.
William E. Gilroy argues for a Christianly practical free enterprise, stressing fellowship, justice, and service. He warns that capitalism without biblical principles falters against totalitarian ideologies and urges all faiths to live out scripture in daily economic life. Also notes a Christian Science Society in Appalachian building with services and a reading room at 307 Bland Street.
The church announces Sunday Bible school for all ages at 9 45 and worship with a sermon titled Why Be Christian at 11 There will be no Vespers until September Pastor Paul L Royer leads the congregation.
At Corner Washington and Albemarle streets the Rev C H Patterson will preach at 11 AM on The End of the Charge is Love. Conrad Crow will sing The Lord is My Helper. Children’s Sermon The Aero plane. Sunday school 9 45 AM. 7 45 PM service by Young People with a sound film on dramatic conversion of pacchews and a choir performance.
The Rev D D Samuel W Moore former pastor will be guest preacher at the o clock service at First Presbyterian Church corner of Mc Culloch and Tazewell at Duhling. His topic is For What Are We Seeking broadcast on WHIS. Sunday school 9 45 with Paul C Thomas at Hillcrest chapel 9 45 C W Gentry.
In Bluefield Virginia the Rev. J. B. Jones presides at Sunday school at 9 45 a m and evening worship at 7 45 p m The church choir rehearses Thursday at 7 45 The women’s auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 45 p m all events held at the church.
Pastor J W Pranklin leads the Preston Street chapel with Mrs James Stott directing music. Sabbath school begins at 9 39 a m supervised by Mrs R F Kesting. Sermon at 11 discusses What It Means To Be A Christian.
Local church notices list Bland Street Methodist with 214 Bland Street. Morning worship at 11 and 9 45 Sunday school. Evening service at 8. Youth Fellowship led by Robert Moseley with forum at 6 15. Sub district meetings, prayer hour, choir practice, and WSCS events scheduled through the week.
Grace Methodist on Thomas and Rogers streets with Pastor Winton R Houck offers church school at 9 46 morning worship at 11 sermon What Will The Verdict Be Evening service at 745 with sermon Gratitude And Forgiveness Youth Fellowship at 645 in two groups The Canandaigua Sub District Youth group will picnic at Glenwood Park Monday June 24 at 730 PM meet at church by 700 PM Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 Choir rehearsal Wednesday 815
ST MARYS Bluefield Va lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning prayer service at 11 a m conducted by J Clark Evans lay reader in church program for the day
The Bluefield Credit Bureau Inc announced five new directors elected at the annual dinner in the Appalachian assembly room on Wednesday night. Named are L. C. Fowlkes J. M. McCue C. A. Joyce Frank Comins and C. V. Foland. They assume office July 1. The board has nine directors total with five up for election. A president and secretary will be chosen at upcoming meetings. Incumbents remaining on the board are Roy B. Browder Kermit Powell H. H. Stuckman and J. Mason Claytor.
Sherry's operates cosmetics tobacco drugs baby needs and more at Federal Street locations. The ad notes in-store prescription filling offered at the Federal Street shop.
Joseph S. Jones ministers Bramwell Presbyterian Church holds Sunday morning service at 11. Sunday school at 9 45 led by P A Pilkenton. Men's Bible class meets 10 in the Masonic hall with F B Baker teaching. People’s meetings at 1 o’clock and prayer service Wednesday at 7 30.
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