Baptist Temple Choir to Offer Special Music Service
The Baptist temple senior choir presents the last in a series of monthly music services at eight oclock Sunday evening under Arthur J. McHoul. Soloists are Miss Pearl Reddington and Mrs M F Foriney. McHoul will play four organ selections and the program features eight anthems by Schubert Dickinson Haydn Andrews Whiting Stanford and others.
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the Baptist Temple
Pclnck
Arthur J. McHoul
McHoul
Pearl Reddington
M. F. Foriney
Cotralta
McHaul
West Virginia News Briefs from Huntington to Vancouver
A digest of brief items across West Virginia and nearby. Cabell County plans a vigorous traffic education drive after 16 fatalities and 184 injuries this year. Bluefield notes 47 building permit requests for 75 acres in the west part of the city. Farriersburg bans removal of sheep from a stock yard to curb a Jackson County scabies outbreak. animals destined for slaughter are exempt. Wheeling reports a death of Tr. (Jett) Frame, a longtime river navigator. Clarksburg notes a dispensary open by the central commission. Arnoldsville to open a state liquor agency in Gilmer County town Monday. Spencer records the death of Lewis P. Starr at 59 after three weeks’ illness. The lord mayor of London, Sir Percy Vincent, will visit Vancouver in July for the city’s charter jubilee.
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Asociated Press
Huntington
J. George Bender
Cabell County Safety Council
Farrersburg
J. B. McLaughlin
Jackson County
London
Sir Percy Vincent
Vancouver
B. C
Make a Success of Your Home Canning booklet offer
A new 24 page booklet with full directions for canning fruits vegetables meats fish and soups is available from The Charleston Gazette Service Bureau Washington for ten thousand words of plain authoritative guidance. Clip the coupon and mail two page home canning request with a dime for postage and handling.
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Washington
Dept. B
Charleston Gazette Service Bureau
IAF
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Mayor Denies Richwood's Doom as Ghost City
Mayor E. E. Deitz of Richwood told the public service commission that the town is not doomed to become a ghost city. He cited new residential construction and a bottling plant as signs of growth and urged continued development to sustain Richwood’s thriving status in West Virginia’s lumber region.
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Richwood
E. E. Deitz
Public Services Commission
West Virginia
Water rate foes test timber industry impact at hearing
Before the Richwood hearing critics warned that keeping water rates high would drain the town as the Cherry River lumber operation shifts to Webster County. Witnesses including Crax and councilmen supported Deitz while opposing rate cuts. The investigation is the fourth by the commission amid protests from industry and town leaders.
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N. Chapman
Deitz
Tay Company
Bende
Cherry River
Webster County
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Jett) Frame
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Parke Davis
Kearse - Washington
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Richard Hudnut
Wampole
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Edward Kolar
Ted
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Norwich Sun Tan Oil
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Raleigh
Prince Albert
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Wes
Prince Albert Tobacco
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Lantsen
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Meartburn
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Durham Duplex BStad + Schick Blades
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Molle
Mennen
Wetan
Ingram
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Terro
Sergesny's
Aaa
Stanback
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Bes
Charleston
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