Bluefield Post Tootage Monster Celebration Ahead
Bluefield plans a Fourth of July celebration with a monster carnival including a homecoming for traveling boys and girls and a big automobile show as a highlight of the program.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1924
Page
17
Bluefield plans a Fourth of July celebration with a monster carnival including a homecoming for traveling boys and girls and a big automobile show as a highlight of the program.
An Interesting and helpful service occurred at the Bluefield avenue tent yesterday. Rev J F Woods preached on A Concern for the Lost, stressing sin and grace with a testimonied transformation. The night program featured a duet by Mr and Mrs W Frazier and Rev S Wolfe delivering a message on grace and salvation.
The Days News reports fear of bloodshed led the Democratic national convention to ban spectators during the Klan plank debate. An executive session was abandoned as threats subsided and the convention adopted the platform with majority and minority reports.
Citizens are invited to attend the July 4 celebration at Bluefield Fair Grounds Bluefield West Virginia. The notice extends a cordial invitation to participate in patriotic exercises marking the signing anniversary and urges all to manifest their patriotism during the day’s events.
A Bluefield Graham wedding feature announces an actual marriage as a symbol for Twin Cities unity. Gov. E Lee Trinkle and Gov. E F Morgan will attend along with ex Gov Stuart, while local committees offer gifts and a Napanee cabinet and Bluefield Mattress Company mattress. Applications for couples will be kept confidential with one couple chosen for the ceremony.
Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion to host Frontier Day Rodeo and Roundup at the Fair Grounds on Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5. Bucking broncho acts promised to electrify the event with Madron's Frontier Day spectacle drawing crowds and excitement.
A dessert recipe describes coring apples and cooking until tender in a vanilla flavored syrup. The hollowed centers are drained and filled with powdered macaroons to finish the dish.
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