Program Ready for Meeting of State Baptists
Announcement of the sixteenth annual Virginia Baptist assembly at Philippt in August lists twenty two Christian training courses and a Girls Encampment at Aldersen. Plans include B P U meetings July 4 and a detailed daily program with Bible hours departmental sessions and instructional certificates for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Baptist Assembly
Philippt
Aldersen Fromm
Baptist Assembly
Broaddus College
Fattie Hill
Tysarts
Jen
Stanflord
Restnol Cure Promises Skin Relief After Itching
Entriken, Pa., March 42 quote describes a skin itch affecting face and hands spreading to the scalp. A friend recommended Restnol Ointment, which reportedly eased the itching after one application and fully cured the trouble with continued use. Signed J.
Vacation School Methods and Church Education Programs
The text lists multiple educators and subjects across vacation and church education programs. It mentions Miss Beard Miss Grace White Miss Nell Durham Miss Vivian Beard and others, detailing time blocks for demonstrations, music, Bible geography, departmental courses, and missionary work led by various instructors. The fragment provides a schedule style overview for a combined religious education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plekettaw
Mildrea Kaminski
Beard
Hil. G
Martha I Ayer
PLA
Cryo Mor
G. Cunle
Kaminakt
Grace White
Nation
TR. Withers
Akem
Kour
I. C. Waymen
Worshy
Missy Grate White
Nell Durham
Tostruetar
Vivian Beard
Pein
Arthur Emith
Louise Zobrist
Bidenior DY
Mies Bena Wella
Dihle
Robert B. Rriltty
Erna Wells
Onarac
Cornwell Inspects Ronceverte National Guard Unit
Major H. B. Cornwell acting adjutant of the state national guard visited Ronceverte yesterday where a new guard unit was organized. He planned to return to Charleston this morning to take part in Defensa Day exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cornwell
State National Guard
Ronceverte
National Guard
Cornwell
Charleston
Grant extension on county taxes extends to July fifteenth
Sheriff Massey announced a extension for paying county taxes until July 15. The pay period ends June 30. Instructions require property owners to add five percent to the faces of the ticket, with ten percent interest per year for taxes overdue since January 1. An inquest senior has paid $2,600 in debts tied to a printing firm’s failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Massey
Inquest Senior
Cabin Creek Man Seeks Lost Son
C F Crawford of Cabin Creek junction asks Charleston police to search for his son Teo Crawford who, according to the father, left home in his automobile an Essex bearing West Virginia license No. 101869. Louis M Liggett of Ligrete Drug store reported $10 in cash and merchandise stolen from the company safe Thursday night. Henry Donuchy of 603 Washington reported the shaft of a Dodge automobile incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Crawford
Cabin Creek Junction
Charleston
Teo Crawford
West Virginia
Liggett
Ligerte Drug Store
Caprtel and
Slits Streets
Henry Donuchy
Washington Atteot
Dodge
Court changes vote precincts in Kanawha county
The Kanawha county court yesterday announced changes in seven voting precincts for the 21,750,000 bridge bond election. Polls will be at new locations in most cases while remaining sites used last November will host ballots in some instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawhs
Murtha
Willams
Withtin and Johnson
Lo Charleston Street
Trevinet
J. HY. Curnan
McIntyre
Seventh Avenue
eBlmntreet
Meovinet T
None Tracery
Mourth Avenue
Stockton Street
William Urtlette
Fourth Avenue
Take Streat
Whehington Street
Mercer School
A. Schube
Confertionerss
Washington Street
Morris Street
Morris
White Sulphur News Prominent New Yorkers At Graentrier
Summer colony enjoys ideal weather with many out early on the Wildje and walking treks. The Casing and golf club remain the main attractions as Judse and Mrs. Dykes Henry W. Watt and Mr and Mrs Brotgan and Mr and Mrs Herrman are noted visitors at the Graentrier. A torpedo incident in Reading Virginia leaves William Bitterman with a fractured jaw after mistaking a torpedo for a piece of pretzel. the explosion damages his mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graentrier
Judse
Henry W. Watt
Edward A. Brotgan
J. Herrman
Ditas
Reading
Wiliam Bitterman
Wlaisor Castle
Names Listed for Visitors and Residents at Huntington Event
A long list of individuals from multiple cities and states attends or is noted at a gathering in Huntington. Names include Barrett, Parrish, Story, Hobha, Schwerbel, Ion, Frankel, D. Smith, Witter, Brown, Teal, Owen Cogenut Grove, Murray, Manea, and many others across New York, Philadelphia, Columbus, Milwaukee, Wheeling, and Cincinnati. The item reads as a roster of attendees and associated localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tered Yeaterday
H. V. Bitting
Huntington
Thoma V. Goole
Barrett
W. J. Parrish
Maryaville
Mich
GH. Story
New York
L. Hobha
Rock Cave
W. Va
Ll. Schwerbel
Philadelphia
J. M. Ion
Atinata
A. M. Frankel
Clavine Natly
WW. D. Smith
Geckley
M. . Witter
Sumnersvile
Major C. Brown
Columbus
Charles Teal
United
A. Rulne
Mibwauken
Jamey Tilson
Beckmore
McDourel
Seth
Kanawha Hotel
Resinald Owen
Sethy
Cincinnati
D.gow C. Co
Altinun
Waenteryilta
McCombs
Hunty
Britton To Pour Confiscated Rum Liquor Pouring
Police to pour confiscated liquor at a city hall pouring party Monday afternoon in Ack Pot I Withrow of the Union Mission named by Chief Siutton to oversee the event. Invitations extended to Rev W Glen parser of Humphreys Memorial church Rev H Ditger of Ruinner Memorial and representatives of the W O D and Anti-Saloon league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pot I Withrow
Union Mission
Polles
John Siitten
W. x. Glen
Humphreys Memorial
HH. H. Ditger
Ruinner Memorial
Reorganization Plans Filed for Commercial Review Paper
An agreement filed with the county clerk outlines the reorganization of the Commercial Review, a local publication. Buck and George J. Merk sign, with Merk as president, Buck pledging full effort to revive the paper and Herel to edit and secure advertising, while Rex ingues transfers stock to Buck if the plan succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Papwit
Commercial Review
Buck
George J. Merk
Rex Igrues
Burk
Wife’s inscription on tombstone barred by cemetery
Belfast reports Elienseth leaders had sought years to select an epitaph for a husband’s grave. The chosen inscription was rejected by the cemetery committee, blocking the final stone marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Elienseth
Epitaph Reads of Silent Loss in Ragged Script
A fragment recounts an epitaph chosen to mourn a husband who left his wife with great sorrow. The inscription laments that he gave nothing upon his death, contrasting his gentle past with his lasting absence.
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Baptists
Philipp
A.J. R Schumake
Hugh
Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of America
Viking Cinemation
Virginia SE
Penn. Ave
Amazon Rubber CO
Viking Station
B.C
The
Howard C. Smith Detective Bureau and Collection Agency
P.O
Niebt
Day
Bowarn
Smith
Clyde I. Smith
Eee Lecel Bank
Bosiorse House
Auto Glass
Seirrors
Natlis Glas
Solarene Oil Service
Gation
Dickinson Street
Hussband
Bre
Ida May Syralmeten
Aim
Omiai
Symington
Optometrins
Capitol Street
Cabin Creek
C. B. Crawford
Virginia Street
Malone-Singleton Motor Co
Capitol
W. Q. Watters
Conner Piedmont and
Elizabeth Streets
Highland Drive
Charleston Building & Loan‘ Assn
Buc
Kanawha Street
L. C. Massey
Kanawha County
Wall Papers
Usalf Price Moores
Ruffner Motel
John Mertin
Eukaale
Rises
Wheeling
Nick Miller
York City
James J. Duiinigan
Slevaland
Yl Kusler
Marler
U.S
Sellers Stockdale and Wife Hundred
Britton
Commerce Paper
America
the People’s Store
Alderson Junior College and Academy
G. P. Bruner
Louisville
Kentucky
Z. J. Edge
Alderson, W. Va
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