Sunday in City Churches Service Listings
Micha C Wade superintendent notes a series of church talks and lectures. Rev Martin A Hopins discusses mission work in China with Dr W E Vaughan presenting Passion Play images at Oberammergau. No fees. Also listed are Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek prayer meetings at multiple city churches with sermon themes drawn from Ephesians and Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micha C. Wade
Martin A. Hopins
China
W. E. Vaughan
Edwin C. Wade
Oberamergan
Vaughan
Berrynan
Tolbert Street
C. F. Tynes
Jenior
Grace Methodist and other church notices plus local news
Sunday school and worship times for Grace Methodist Bland Street and Midway Christian churches with sermons by Rev. Frank Y. Jackson and Rev. Virgil E. Lowder. Appalacian Male Quartet to sing. boards of stewards meetings. missionary collections. blustery local social notes and a transfer of BL Barbour to Philadelphia. Local personals note trips by J P D Gardener and L Dabney, and a mystery chicken theft in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Christian
Virgil E. Lowder
Messrs. Lambert
Sutphin, Kitts, and
Taylor
Episcopal Church Invites Attendance for Weekend Services
The church lists a 6:30 pm Christian Endeavor, 7:45 pm evening worship, and Wednesday prayer meeting. Rev J W Hobson leads Sunday school at 9:46 am, Holy Communion and sermon at 11:00 am, and evening service. Superintendent Henry Kendrick oversees Sunday school. Rev W E Abrams preaches at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Young People meetings at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Christ Episcopal Church
J. W. Hobson
Henry Kendrick
W. E. Abrams
Sermons and League Activities at South Bluefield Church
In South Bluefield at the corner of Washington street and College avenue Rev. J. M. Carter leads a 9:30 Sunday school and Bible classes with James L. Kahle as superintendent. Sermons at 11:00 morning and 8:00 evening cover Lessons from the present drought and Great Faith. Junior League meets 11:00 with Mrs. R. B. Edwards, superintendent. Intermediate and Senior Leagues at 7:15 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 5 p.m. Board of Stewards meets 8 a.m. Monday. Annual Conference in Chattanooga Wednesday, September 30. Only twenty six days to do our work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Washington Streets
Westmnster
South
Bluefield
E- Grace Methodist
Frank Y. Jackson
Nidr Epworth League
Board of Stewards
J. Taylor Stinson
Bland Street
J. A. Bays
Europe
Collins Denny
Richmond
Denny
Greene Memorial
Roanoke
Baltimore
Holston
Washington Street
College Avenue
J. M. Carter
James
Kahle
Dreath
R. B. Edwards
Wyoming gun club makes good scores
The Mullens trapshoot drew a large turnout in ideal weather with new members Ruby, Schott, and Snyder. Dr Bailiff posted the day’s high gun and Long followed close behind as competition builds for a Bluefield inter club match starting September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Ruby
Schott
Snyder
Dr. Bailiff
Bluefield
Ratliff
Long
Doss
Smallman
Lushbaugh
Blevins
Lynch
The Traveler Clock's Story on Firet Sea and Cairo
A talking brass clock recounts his travels aboard a ship and in Cairo. He describes rough seas, a Nile river journey, pyramids, camels, tents, and trains of ships called dahabieh s while noting other birds mimicking sounds and the U S dye production share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tick Took
Firet
Nick
Cairo
Tick Tock
Nancy
American Legion Band Gears for Monroe County Outing
The American Legion Band held a full rehearsal at the Dugout and plans a mono county visit tomorrow as all day guests of Peterstown and vicinity. They will travel with instruments and appetites for a Grey Sulphur Springs gathering and aim to send a skeleton band on a North Carolina goodwill trip promoting Bluefield and the Lakes to Florida Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterstown
Gray Sulphur Springs
American Legion
Monroe County
Fine Fettle
Grey Sulphur Springs
Legionnaires
Legion
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield
Lakes-to- Florida
Shenanroah Remains Attract Civilian Spectators Avidly
Civilian spectators including G H Prodden of Ford Motor Company viewed the Shenandoah wreckage at Ava and Sharon. The road to Shenanroah was rough and hilly as observers waited for naval officers to return to their stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Shenandoah
G. H. Prodden
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ava
Local Man Announces Experimental Excursion Rates
A man visiting town with Sheriff Shafer learned his business was legal. He noted neighbors’ objections to a delay or hold-up, then returned home and announced an excursion rate of 10 cents per person and 50 cents for automobile parties, effective after sunrise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Niswonger
Rising Marriage Ads Boost Berlin Matchmaking
Berlin newspapers report a surge in marriage advertisements with hundreds of people marrying yearly after reading them, according to records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stay Home to Wed Farm Girls Told
A Sears Roebuck Foundation study by P V Ewing shows rural West Virginia has fewer single women than men and higher marriage rates than cities. Rural households enjoy stability, food security, and shared labor, making marriage an economic necessity. The report notes 56 877 earthquakes were recorded at Kilauea in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
P. V. Ewing
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Mr. Ewing
Stad
United States
Swing
Niswonger Flees Fortunes At Shenandoah Exhibit
Caldwell Ohio Sept 4 Charles Niswonger ran from fortune selling admission to view the Shenandoah river wreckage called Daughter of the Stars He charged 25 cents per person 1 for autos 10 cents per glass water and took about 500 before word of impending federal arrest reached him and he vanished until tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ohio
Charles Niswonger
Shenandoah
Orly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westminster Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist
R. J. Tyler
W. J. Lilly
M. O. Carnter
Immanuel Lutheran
Mercer and
Duhring Streets
Luther League
Women's Missionary
First Baptist
BE. L. Barbour
B L. Barbour
National Benefit Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Barbour
J. Watson
W. Lomax
Chicago
National Medical Association
J. C. Kingslow
D. F. Dunlap
Bluefield Institute
Dickason
Canada
H. L. Dickagon
Toronto
J. P. D. Gardener
Lewisburg
Virgie Pesson
1000 Ridge Street
Indianapolis
Abe Steinkler
College Avenue Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Wyoming Gun Club
Columbia Records
Floyd Collins
Mary Phagan
Santa Barbara
John T. Scopes
By al Craver
By Vernon Dalhart
al Carver
By Riley Puckett
Homer A. Rodeheaver
Marguerite—Fox
Charleston
Ted Lewis
His
Nickelbakers
Warlick Furniture CO
By Williams
Teddy
Ornik
Trwilblans
Taks Pune
Olive Roberts Barton
Washington
Columbia
New Process Records
Sweetheart
Georgia Railroad
John Henry
Little Mary Phagan
Riley Puckett
al Craver
Vernon Dalhart
Reuben Puckett & Brooks
Mississippi
Ivcorps
Bessie Smith
Toews ml
Vvis Sane Lewis Way Furniture Compan
Y Blueheld
W. Va
Legion Band
J. W. Merry
Seattle
Mount Rainer
Kilauea
Hiwali
Whear
Fortune
Humming Bird
Elliott Dept
Bluefield Furniture ¢ Company
Princeton
Tihrough
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