Ministers Association Schedule Changes and Lent Services
The Ministers Association meets Monday at 10 30 am with Rev P Clark instead of 2 pm due to a charged time. Notices for Sunday school 9 30 am and preaching 7 30 pm. Cottage prayer Monday 7 pm with Mrs Updike on Allen street and church prayer Wednesday 7 30 pm. Mass at 9 30 am in the Church of the Sacred Heart on North Mercer street with benediction after. Sabbath school 9 30 and preaching 11 and 7 39. Rev D Emory Hawk to begin four sermons for young women on The Young Woman and Her Home. Lenten revival at Presbyterian Church today 3 30 pm by Rev C R W Kegley with A Mother's Prayer for Her Child. Prayer service at the parsonage 2 Ramsey street Wednesday. First Baptist Sundays services 9 45 am Sunday school. 11 am preaching by Rev S H Thompson. no evening service. J S Kent resigns from Bluefield Dry Goods to join Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries. Kent to lead dry goods and notion dept. Clerks Union meets Wednesday night March 18 at Daily Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mercer Street
D. Emory Hawk
C. R. W. Kegley
Lmmanuel Lutheran Congregation
Presbyterian Church
Ramsey Street
Medical Society Meets In Mercer County Hall
The Mercer County Medical Society met in the city hall with Dr D P Crockett presiding. Dr H R Fairfax presented two case papers and Dr Hare read a paper on Bluefield's Typhoid Epidemic. officers for the next year were elected and several new members admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Medical Society
D. P. Crockett
H. R. Fairfax
McComas
Slusher
Fairfax
J. Dt Craft
Princeton
Edwin Easley
W. C. Slusher
BE. H. Thompson
Board of Censors
J R. Vermillion
T. Kk. Peery
E. W. Smith
Drs Hare
Peery
Dre
A. D. Wood
A. Johnson
Francis Ridley
Corffett
Moods and Mystery In a Piece of Steel
A cutlery maker produces razors from the same steel that divide buyers and sellers. Some are good, some bad, with price and performance varying. sharpening, fit, and fate differ with each blade. The piece links craftsmanship to chance and even nature hints at looming calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Hats and fashion sparks in city debate
A clipped remark laments the changing style as grand hats give way to lower fashions, describing the shift as a vulgar trend creeping into the public eye. The speaker, Mr. Carper, criticizes the trend with a wry tone about appearances and societal norms.
Reynard the Poa Renard and the satirical fable network
The fragment describes Reynard the Fox as a satirical figure in a fableic tradition, detailing personified animals that symbolize church and state roles. It references characters Tilert the Cat and Htroin the Pear Pott and mentions a historical context with moralizing commentary. It ends with a note about Jasssed as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renard
Reynard
Cletus
Ahias Reynard
Tsengrin
Nodel
Cat
Htroin
Tas Jaassed
NSO
Connie Speeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama
China
Shantung
Mr. Pedigo
Mrs. Browning
New York
E. S. Pedigo
Princeton Ave
Bluefield
West Virginia
Follansbee
Bland Street
Belmont
D. B. Mastin
Prop
W. Va
J. F. Thompson, Mer
Bluefield Book & Stationery Go
Ministers’ Association
P. ©. Clark
Calvary Baptist Church
Sacred Heart Church
Methodist Services
Lutheran Church Services
First Baptist Church Services
W. E. Pearson
H.thompson
J. S. Kent
Bluefield Dry Goods and
Notion Company
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Company
Mr. Kent
Dry Goods
Notion
Clerks’ Union
Daily Leaders
J. T. Hall
Sun-Tuet
Medical Society Meets
Cpanky Metal
Grandegle Aincaidg Wood
Metroplitan Men
Eiks
M. G. Whitlow Hardware Co
Bluefield, W. VA
Samuel Turk
Pringeton Avenue
West Va
Mr. Carper
Vwilen
White Pharmacy
Stein Bloch
Strouse
Cortelou
Ren. J. Tillman
Thornton Clothing’ Co
Princetod Avenue
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