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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1924
Page
13
Church notes urge attendance for Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. The morning sermon titled Proclaiming the Lord's Death and the evening sermon The Patriotism of Jesus. Visitors welcomed as Graham churches seek to fill pews.
The Daily Telegraph predicts the Greater Bluefield Wedding will draw the largest crowd ever in the region. Governors from both states, Ex-Governor H Stuart, and hundreds of cars are planned for a July 12 pageant across the twin city with films, parades, and nationwide promotion.
Mollie B. Dood announces settlement of the estate of J. Boyd, deceased, and requests all debtors and those with accounts at the Fashion Shop to settle promptly. June 21, 1924.
Three offices available in W. B. Mortons new store with reasonable terms. See Dr Ward Martin, Graham, Va.
Miss Kathleen Strickland, the Baptist songbird recently back from New York, will sing at Memorial Baptist Church Sunday morning during Sunday school. All are invited and urged to attend with a friend. a reading by Miss Catherine James will also be presented for the Pan and Silee Class.
The Graham Daily News announces a fresh headline to debut Tuesday morning with Sunday previews. Public interest remains high after extensive suggestions and a busy stretch between the New York convention and the Graham contest.
The Methodist district conference adjourned after a well attended meeting with visitors pleased by hospitality. Homes were opened to delegates and talks and committee reports drew attentive listening. Chas McDowell died suddenly at 68 from a heart attack, with funeral arrangements pending. The Presbyterian church will hold regular quarterly communion at 11 a.m. Sunday inviting members and visitors to attend.
Grahamites praise a forceful sermon delivered by Rev J Tyler Frazier at the district conference. The venerable preacher spoke on Ezekiel's vision, delivering with vigor in his eighty fourth year and good health. The conference plans to meet next year at Richmond.
The Labor newspaper, owned by railroad brotherhoods, backs Wisconsin senator Lafollette if he runs, while local Democrats hope McAdoo secures the nomination. The piece notes McAdoo popularity among New York Democrats and cites rail labor support for Lafollette and engineer Vailean Bione backing him.
A Christian church urges citizens to display patriotism during reconstruction, arguing that rebuilding efforts lacking religious ideals will fail and urging faith-based unity to guide progress.
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