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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
9
Weekly Sunday School lesson prompts reflection on Israel and Judah’s prophetic era. It stresses how prophets spoke amid world empires and how their messages illuminate eternal truths, mercy, and the divine plan through suffering and hope. The devotional invites living with the prophets, making their voices personal today.
The Rev. W. B. Hendricks preaches at 11 AM on Wrestling with Angels with Jacob’s Bethel as the theme and 7 PM titled The Baptism of Christ. Sunday school starts at 9 45 AM with a fifth Sunday program and a July 7 special, July services hold unless noted. Infant baptisms occur at 11 AM for children of members.
A short biblical passage from Matthew 13 12 is quoted about a principle of receiving and losing according to possession. The line emphasizes that those who have will gain more while those without will lose even what they hold.
The mother of Zeapedees children asks Jesus to grant her sons the seats at his side in the kingdom. Jesus replies they do not know what they ask and contrasts worldly rulers with his model, saying greatness comes by serving others and Jesus giving his life as a ransom for many.
A short dialogue fragment shows one character demanding repayment from Smith and another requesting use of the garden for a Saturday party. The exchange hints at tensions over borrowing and hospitality.
Sunday school at 9 30 am led by RE M Louthan with preaching by the pastor at 11 am and 7 45 pm. The morning sermon is the third in Christ s Call To the Heroic and the evening sermon the second in The Self Revelation of Jesus. All BY PU groups meet at 6 45 pm. No Wednesday prayer service due to chautauqua. Members urged to attend throughout summer. visitors welcome.
Multiple churches announce Sunday services on Wayne Street and nearby areas. Pentecostal Holiness hosts Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 and 7 30 led by Rev W W Carter. public welcome. Other churches include Christ Episcopal at Duhring Street with morning prayer at 11 and no evening service. Church of God at 117 South Street with morning worship at 11, evening at 7 30, and Sunday school 1:46 to 10:46 am. Bible study and midweek services listed.
The Rev. Robert H. Black conducts revival at Highland Avenue with Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages led by superintendent W J Lilly. Services at 11 8 pm feature Brother Charles Cameron at the 11 o clock sermon. The young men’s class will go to Peterstown for a Sunday service. Mid week prayer is Wednesday at 8 with an annual Sunday school picnic planned for July 4. All members invited to participate.
The notice invites attendance at Newton Church on Cumberland Pike. Services include Bible school at 9:45 a.m. led by W L Alley. morning worship at 11 with a sermon Our Con secious Ministry. evening worship at 7 with Our City of Refuge. Boy Scouts troop 19 meet 7 p.m. Monday. auxiliary committee 2 p.m. Wednesday. prayer meeting 7:15 p.m. and choir at 7 p.m. Friday.
Charleston West Virginia June 28 Excessive freight rates for shipment of roofing and paving tar and pitch were alleged in a complaint filed with the public service commission today by the American Tar Products company Pittsburgh against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and B T Jones agent of the Central Freight association tariff bureau Chicago The complaint was docketed for hearing on July 19
Chicago June 28. One of the largest beans in the world, the huge sea bean, has been obtained by representatives of the Field museum. This bean grows over four feet long and comes from a large woody climber of the acacia family native to tropical regions.
Ben 8 S Johnson, C J Cheyney, and church leaders outline Sunday services including Bible school at 9 45 and junior and senior Christian Endeavor groups. Evening worship features sermon and choir with organist Mrs Foland. July 1 men’s meeting postponed due to chautauqua. no mid week prayer service. missionary offerings urged as missionary year ends.
Bramwell Road church promotes a Pentecost campaign led by Pastor Wm Snead and Superintendent Claude A Shupe. Services include 11 a.m. communion and 6:45 p.m. senior Christian Endeavor, with Loyalty Day activities and midweek prayer. Board of stewards meets Monday at 7:45.
The Immanuel Lutheran church on Mercer and Duhring streets led by Pastor Paul L. Royer offers a 9 45 Sunday school, 11 morning worship with the sermon Instructions for Fishermen, Luther League at 7 with Heroes of Christianity in America, and 8 vesper service Lest We Forget.
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