Churches and Churches Anew in City Services
A dense listing of church parishes across the city with pastors and daily service times. It notes Sacred Heart, St Anthony, St Agnes, Good Shepherd, St Francis, Holy Trinity, various Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Church of God, and other congregations along with Masses, sermons, and Sunday schools. Names include Rev. Francis Laing, Rev. Bonaventure Becker, Rev. J J McGlone, Rev. Ambrose Hegetle, Rev. Am brose Hegeric, Rev. L West, Rev. Thomas, Rev. Sherwood W Funk, Rev. J. J. Wolfe, Rev. W L Wayman, and many more. locations cover Broad, Virginia, MacCorkle, Crescent, Crest, and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
MacCorkle Avenue
Twenty-first Street
J. M McGlone
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canlburg
J. J. McGlone
St. Francis Church
St. Albans
Ambrose Hegetle
Tennessee Avenue Church Notices Readings and Services
J M Knight D D pastor. Morning service at 11. Sunday school at 9:45. Children day exercises by Primary and Junior departments. Evening service at 8. Sermon The Way of Cain. Christian Endeavor at 6. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7. Evening service location on Roane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Crest Vent Road
Thomas
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Bigley Avenue
Birch Street
J. B. Workman
D. D
Epworth League
Dulla Jacrett
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
P. Tayior
Rzoplecauseres, Ag
Morse
Pood “Coucente Gr” Mvenis
St Grasp
P.E. Brininstopf
Christ
Celvary Baptist Church
Maryland Avenue
Fayette Street
Wiliam Bricen Miller
Dunbar Baptist Church
Dunbar
John Roy Wolfe
Handsiph Street Baptist Church
Oblo Avenue
C. McKey Smook
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Florida
Charleston
James F. Frame
First Presbyterian Church
South Charleston
P.M. Ryburn
Edebt
Christian Endeavor Societies
Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian Church
Spring Street
Elmer M. Moser
Kanawha City Presbyterian Church
Noyes Avenue
Bream_ Presbyterian Church
Charleston Street
F. C. Brows
D.D
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Jackson
Elizabeth Streets
John J. Wolfe
Ed Ghurch
WL. Wayman
Berman
Epworth
Episcopal
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Quartier
Morris Streets
Wilburn
Mellalien
T. C
Carl ¥. Bauman
Epworth Hl League
Duane Hill
Fanny Newman
Luke's Church
Ohio Avenue
Randolph Street
Albert Banks
Paul E Lutheran Church
Corner_ Lee and
Beauregard Streets
Herold W. Rose
Hell
Luther League
Rpily Lutheran Church
Lee and
Luther Jeague
Church of God
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
Raméalph Street
Delaware Avenue
C. N. Barrett
Comet Broad
Virginia Streets
Ernest Thompson
Elevem
As & Little
Bitzer
Prom
Africa
Women's Auxiliary
Rutfocr
First’ Church of Christ, Scientist
Bredford and
Lee Streets
Hatter
Sals—Corner
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joseph Guthrie
Versuch
Kanayeha Valley Bank
T. H. Lanbem
Pasetor
Weekiey Memorial United Ereihy
Tennessee Avenue
Roane Street
J. M. Knight
Cain
Christian Endeavor
City to Open 13 Playgrounds Monday With Appointments
Charleston recreation board says 13 city playgrounds will open on Monday June 8. It appointed 19 supervisors and eight alternates to oversee sites including Alethes Stanley Indiana avenue Geraldine Moell Nancy street Thelma Koehn Tennessee avenue Maude Hudnall Ohio avenue Alice MacQueen St. Albans Gladya Botkin Bridge avenue Emma Alderson Lee street Virginia Rodes Spring avenue Mary Adams Columbia avenue Sybil Ball South sid Mary McCormick Delaware avenue Mildred Crowett Lee street Edward Lampton Fayette street Thomas Garner Park street D Lanhm Washington street Bradley Arrett Hall street and Eric Shelton Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
British Pigeon Corps Loses Most Carriers in War
London June 6. Death of five famous wartime carriers leaves only one survivor of Britain's winged messaging unit. Rupert and Lightning were lost to a cat and natural causes, while Old BA remained attached to British HQ France. Listed survivors include Morris, Munnaby, Preston, Watson, and Holmes among others. alternates named in scattered street notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pleeans
Britain
Rupert
Lowestoft
H. Q
France
Report on Assembly To Be Made by Pastor
Rev B F Sperow pastor of Lick Branch and Kanawha City Presbyterian churches will deliver a report on the recent general assembly of the Presbyterian church. The section met last week in Montreal NM and Sperow will speak Sunday morning at Lick Branch and Sunday evening at Kanawha City. He returned Friday from the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Montreal
NM. C
Lick Branch Presbyterian Church
Kanawha City Presbyterian Church
B. F. Sperow
Sperow
General Assembly
Campbell City Engineer Reports Street Widening Data
City engineer H. L. Campbell said surveys are being conducted in Kanawha Virginia and lower Washington Street to gather data in case renewed agitation to widen the streets arises. He noted he has not been informed if the proposal will be revived by the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Campbell
Hia
Kanawha
Virginia
Lower
Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secred Heart Church
Broad Street
Virginia Street
Francis Laing
Mine
St. Anthony ‘Church
Sizth and
Russe! Strects
Bonaventure Becker
Holy Trinity Church
Nitro
Ambrose Hegeric
Baptist
Stascher Baptist Church
Cisde L. West
Bubéay School
Clayton Young
Methodist Episcopal Church
South—East Bank
Sherwood W. Funk
South—Marmet
Rov Sherwood W. Funk
Lick Branch Presbyterian
South Greenbrier Street
BF. Sperow, Peetor
St. John's Church
Quarrier and Broad Streets
Jann Gass
St. Matthew's
Corner Bridge
Norvend’ Avenues
George W. Shirley
Kanawhe Presbyterian Church
Warren
Stone
D. D. Fastor
R.A. Merrill
Kryptok Glasser ‘the
Bliocary
B. B. Evans
Capitol St
Capitol
British Pigeon Corps
Lian Morris
Yowa
Emma Munnaby
Second Avenue
Charles Preston
Lentz
Carl Watson
Lewis Street
Frederick Graves
Seuta
Robert Scott
Truslow
Mary Holmes
Rugby
Dorens Coles
Donnally
Cleoepatra Calllan
Campbell
Kloman Instrument Company, Inc
West Virginia
Kloman Instrument Co., Inc
Quarrier Street
Franklin
Doric
Virginia St
Bette
Far
Woodrum
Fay
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