Presbyterian Church to Hold Every Member Sunday
On Sunday March 13 the Presbyterian Church in the United States will call its 488,000 members to participate in an every member canvass pledging 4,750,000 dollars for benevolent enterprises. Pledges will be paid weekly through the church year beginning April 4, 1925, with allocations across foreign missions, home missions, Christian education and ministerial relief, Sunday school extension and young people's work, and other assembly programs.
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Wea
Foreien Misatonea
Assemblys Home Missions
Assembly
Traniity
Volunteers and Church Canvass Plan Adopted by Assembly
The assembly urges a two hour benevolent canvass across seventeen synods and eighty nine presbyteries to raise nine million dollars for pastor salaries and local church expenses. A new Volunteer or Honor System allows members to pledge in person at the church.
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Richmond
American Bible Society
Assembly
Comuittee
Mooseheart Lecture Arrives at Grace Methodist Church
Mr. Lutz of Mooseheart will speak at Grace Methodist Church Bluefield Sunday afternoon March 15 at 4 o clock. Rev Frank Y Jackson will introduce. Music and a full program planned. Lutz will discuss Mooseheart children sent by local lodge of Moone and related stories of Clarence Pattison family and Evelyn Long. Public invited to attend.
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Lutz
Mooseheart
Bluefield
Grace Methodist Church
Frank Y. Jackson
James J. Davis
Labor
The
Moose
Moone
Clarence C. Pattison
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Evelyn Long
C. S. Long
West Virginia University
Wdjid
Lutzle
Presbyterian canvass planned in Bluefeld churches
Both Bluefeld Presbyterian churches prepared canvassing plans for Sunday afternoon between 2 and 4 pm to raise funds. The first church budget is about 20,000 dollars while Westminster’s is lower and both aim to reach their goals. Congregants are asked to stay home until canvassers have visited.
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Bluefeld
Westminster
Lavoptik Eye Wash Ad From Princeton Pharmacies
An old advertisement promotes Lavoptik eye wash by simple camphor witch hazel hydrastis among ingredients. Claims it soothes sore red or watery eyes with a free eye cup. Sold at The White Pharmacy and Central Pharmacy in Princeton near Rice Original Co.
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White
Central Pharmacy
Princeton
Rice Orig Co
Lions Get a Taste of Home Talent at Beaverfield
The Lions Club met yesterday at noon for home talent sketches and previews of the two plays to be staged in Blus field this week. Beverages aside, Peachy Lovelace sang with James Elmer Brown on piano as Beaver high school pupils presented a Springtime chorus and other acts to boost patronage. A Mardi Gras dance costumed as Columbine Harlequin and a memory group dance were highlighted along with a large Springtime chorus of about sixty children. Reserved seats are at Penn-Rasley Drug Co. The school will hold a 3 pm Friday performance for children priced at twenty-five cents.
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Lions Club
Blusfield
Peachy Lovelace
The
Legion Follies
James Elmer Brown
Beaver High School
Florida
Col
William Thomas
Movida
Clarence Armonette
Deeil Charleston
Drrothy Hawley
Ruby Mangus
Phyllis de Brick
Reyburn Hale
Filnora Johnston
Penn-Rasley Drug Co
Mardi Gras Scene Leads High School Spring Show
The spring musical by the high school features bright songs and dances. On Friday and Saturday evenings the Mardi Gras number spotlights the listed participants including Phyllis.
Substantial price cuts on Peerless Emipolsed Eights
Edward Vet Linden, president and general manager of the Peerless Motor Car Company, announced substantial price reductions on all Peerless Emipolsed Eight models. Prices fall from 340 to 580 dollars, effective Saturday March 7, reflecting increased manufacturing efficiency.
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Edward Vet Linden
Tha Peerless Motor Car Company
Peerless Company Plans Price Reduction Announcement
Mr Ver Linden introduced as manager of Peerless Company stating the reduction will not affect car quality while the firm will tighten its policy of improving the product. The Rochester Herald notes mixed views on Benator Borah’s stance toward congress.
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Ver Linden
Benator Borah
Congress Nas Balare’ Gtah
Rochester Herald
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Phyllis
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