Revival Progress at Trinity Methodist Church Tuesday
The Trinity Methodist revival made notable progress with record visits by members. Children’s service drew large crowds. two groups of men and women met at 7 30 pm. Dr Coale delivered a powerful 7 15 pm youth service and a 10 11 am day service praised as among the best. He gave 30 minute Bible studies on the Holy Spirit with 25 minute sermons on Prayer Changes Things.
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Trinity Methodist Revival
Bower
Bower. At 7:15 Dr. Coale
Coale
Hannah Bible Classroom
Trinity Church
Water Lily Frock Revival Plan Warns Congregation
The revival narrative stresses intense preaching and calls for strong participation on Wednesday. General services are set for 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. with children and youth groups, a men’s council, and women’s sessions. Attendees urged to attend all services and make sacrifices to involve Trinity Church fully.
Harvest Service Encourages Bible Bring to 10 A M
A church message invites all to rejoice as the harvest arrives, urging families to attend and bring their Bible for the 10 a.m. service. The note emphasizes home inputs to the harvest and communal participation.
Ida Whitenight Charged as Accessory in Nescopeck Case
Ida Whitenight of Nescopeck Pennsylvania has been issued with an accessory charge. The development follows an ongoing investigation into the incident.
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Ida Whitenight
Nescopeck, Pa
Northern West Virginia non union coal loading breaks records at Fairmont field
Fairmont West Virginia May 12 according to figures from the Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association non union mines in twelve and one half counties loaded 1017 cars with 142 mines active while seven union mines produced 149 cars compared with 913 non union and 175 union cars a week earlier officials expect higher loading tomorrow no disorder reported by state and county officers sheriff John Riggins notes quiet mines in the region
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Fairmont
W. Va
Northern
Northern West Virginia Coal Operators’ Association
Johi. Riggins
Memorial Day Observance Plans At Bluefield Post No 9
Final plans for the annual Memorial Day exercises will be laid at the Bluefield Post No 9 American Legion meeting at the Dugout. The post aims for a beautiful program with a social meeting after a brief business session. A peppy musical program and a popular “eat” segment are planned to attract many Legionnaires.
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Bluefield Post No. 9
American Legion
Bluefield Post
Legionaires
Washington Notes and National Developments Summary
Budget director forecasts a 105 million dollar surplus for the current year. Coolidge signals cautious optimism on French debt talks and potential refund plan. A new actuary reviews conspiracy charges linked to naval oil reserve bases. Navy unveils plan for a commercial survey of Los Angeles within the Philadelphia mobilization district. Berlin reaction to Hindenburg inauguration described as vigorous but controlled. International Council of Women endorses laws protecting women and children and urges women to join political parties.
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Lord
Hindenburg
International Council of Women
Ex-service group urges members to hob-nob at meetings
Robert Sheffey, post commander, declares monthly business and social gatherings boost post morale. He urges members and all ex-service men to attend and engage with the community, ending with a prompt to turn to Page Thirteen for more.
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American Legion Post
Robert Sheffey
Memorial to late head of Bluefield Boys Club
Rotary Club held a memorial for Red Waterman, director of the Bluefield Boys Club, who died last week. Rev. J. W. Hobson spoke on Waterman’s life and Rev. Samuel Moore reviewed his work. Attendees included H. T. Graham of Welch and J. Wade Byrd of Miami among others.
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Rotary Club
Red Waterman
Bluefield
J. W. Hobson
Samuel Moore
Hobson
Mr. Waterman
Moore
H. T. Graham
Welch
J. Wade Byrd
Miami, Fla
J. ©. Kidd
Richmond
F. P. Linds
New York
C. A. Maseey
J. Dimer Brown
Arrows for Divers From Cannibal Island
Carl Heller, an Australian diver, emerged from the sea on a remote island and was greeted by arrows from native inhabitants who believed he was an evil spirit. He survived the hostile reception and reached shore.
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Ndaos
Australia
Carl Heller
South Seas
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