Resignation Shocks Calvary Baptist Pastor Miller
The Rev. William Bricen Miller ThD announces resignation from Calvary Baptist church effective September 1 after a brief leave of absence. He says no reasons discussed and immediate plans are indefinite. Miller, formerly of Texas, served three years in Charleston and held roles with Baptist organizations and Alderson-Broaddus College.
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William Bricen Miller
Calvary Baptist Church
Miller
Texas
Charleston
Cleburne Baptist Church
Charles H. Harrington
Ing
West Virginia Education Society
The
Baptist Banner
West Virginia
Anti-Saloon League
State Baptist Convention
Alderson-Broaddus College
Cuba
Tennessee
New Mexico
Richmond Udverslty
Southern Baptist, Seminary
Louieville
Peabody
Neahville
Tenn
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Farmers to Visit Lakin for State Farm Inspection
Hanswhs county farm bureau members will visit Lakin on June 14 to inspect the state farm. County agricultural agent T. H. Mc Gowran reported the plans and invited any interested neighbors to join the bureau trip.
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Hanswhs County Farm Bureau
Lakin
T. H. McGowran
Heat wave ends after record Charleston heat
Yesterday afternoon Charleston recorded 94 degrees until shortly after four oclock when temperatures eased as the United Fuel Gas company barometer fell from 29.61 at noon to 29.43 by six oclock. No immediate relief from the heat was in sight.
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Charleston
United Fuel Gas Company
Geene and Penn Fined for Tax Law Violations
Magistrate E Watean yesterday fined Geene who runs a Summers street establishment and Penn who operates a Washington street cleaning and pressing business. Each faced charges of violating state tax laws for selling beer without a license and failing to collect consumer tax. The penalties totaled 50 in fines plus costs.
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E 8. Watean
Geene
Rufss Fenn
Summers Street
Penn
Washington Street
Feiling
Births in Bridgeton Area Welcome Baby Son for Baldwin Family
Mr and Mrs Arkis Baldwin of Bridgeton New Jersey announce the birth of a son. The mother is Fredda Gilpern from Owens.
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Arkis Baldwin
Bridgeton
N. J
Jane
Baldwin
Fredda Gilpern
Owens
Parents and Teachers at Fort Hill School Meeting
Mrs L E Hoke spoke on Health and a Sleeping Beauty play was performed by pupils directed by Mrs Anns P Lilly. The association will not meet again until the school reopens in September.
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Fort Hill
L. E. Hoke
Anns P. Lilly
Judge Hudson to Hear Election Case Today
The South Charleston election contest will be heard by Judge Arthur P. Hudson in circuit court this morning. The appeal focuses on the legal question of whether residents of the government reservation should be allowed to vote. A circuit court jury yesterday heard testimony in the case of P. W Riley, a South Charleston barber, against W. J. Thomas and others. The case was continued until Monday and involves the sale of barber supplies to satisfy a judgment.
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South Charleston
Arthur P. Hudson
Circuit Court
P. W Riley
W. J. Thomas
Entertaining Social At Shady View Camp
Miss Blanche Dalton hosted a dinner and swimming party at her Shady View beach camp on Coal River. Guests included Miss Theresa Egnor Mr. and Mrs. Gatson Richards Miss Opal Stowers Miss Margatet Hennessy Mr. Wallace Snead Mr. Eugene Snyder Miss Edith Snyder Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Molder and Mr. T. Beott.
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Blanche Dalton
Shady View Beach
Coal River
Theresa Egnor
Gatson Richards
Opal Stowers
Margatet Hennesy
Two Girls to Leave For Jackson's Mill
Juanita Jarrett of Dunbar and Hester Moore of Hugheston will travel Sunday to Jackson's Mill for the state Four H camp. Other Four H members in Kanawha county cannot go as schools will not close until Thursdays.
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Juanita Jarrett
Dunbar
Hester Moore
Hugheston
Jackson's Mill
Kanawha County
Testimony to Be Given At Union Mission Today
The Rev Hall L Calhoun D D Nashville who has led a revival at Union Mission tabernacle will not speak tonight A testimony meeting is set in the mission chapel at eight o clock Dr Calhoun will speak tomorrow
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Union Mission
Hall L. Calhoun
D. D. Nashville
Union Mission Tabernacle
Mission Chapel
Calhoun
Remains Critical Ward Youth Dies River Dive Injury
Eugene White, 18, of Ward remained in critical condition yesterday at Charleston General Hospital after breaking his neck during a Thursday evening dive in the Kanawha River.
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Eugene White
Ward
Charleston General Hospital
Kanawha River
Robertson Party Visiting Relatives in Tiffin Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Robertson are visiting relatives at Tiffin, Ohio.
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Ohio
B. F. Robertson
Thomas D. Robertson
Tiffin, O
Frank Raymond Ast Succumbs in Florida
Frank Raymond Ast 52 of Buckhannon died Thursday night in Miami Florida where he and his wife spent the winter at their home Word was received in Charleston by his niece Mrs J B Coghill and Mrs Oreta W Hooper Buckhannon associate chairman Democratic state executive committee. A daughter Miss Virginia Ast and a sister Mrs Walter Hoge of Staunton Va also survive. The body will arrive Buckhannon Sunday night and funeral services are expected Monday.
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Frank Raymond Ast
Buckhannon
Miami Fla
Ast
Charleston
J. B. Coghill
Oreta Ww. Hooper
Virginia Ast
Walter Hoge
Staunton
Tne
Hooper
Coghill
Belle Man Dies From Burns Suffered June 4
James Jarrett of Belle, seriously burned in an accident in Hartford Connecticut, died Friday night in a hospital there. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Marley F Jarrett of Belle. The body will be brought to Belle Monday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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James Jarrett
Belle
Mondey
Hartford
Conn
Marley F. Jarrett
Kanawha NRA Board Discontinued by Action of Chairman
James Kay Thomas announced the discontinuance of the county NRA compliance board effective June 15. The board’s work will be handled by F. Witcher McCullough, state NRA compliance director, as the board is no longer justified. Members include J. R. Miller, Martin Hill, Harold F. Shadle, D. W. Herscher and E. A. Barnes.
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NRA
James Kay Thomas
Thomas
F. Witcher McCullough
Mr. Thomas
J. R. Miller
Martin Hill
Harold F. Shadle
D. W. Herscher
E. A. Barnes
Elk District Women To Meet at School
The Elk District Farm women’s club teams with the parent and teacher association of Mink Bhonls school for a Wednesday afternoon event. A play titled Mother Went on a Strike will be presented, followed by a Four-H club slide show Wednesday night. An all day meeting is set for Thursday at club president Mrs Arthur Brenneman’s home with hostesses including Mrs C F Hann Mrs Joseph Hanshaw Mrs Alice Hart Mrs L F P Isage Mrs William Garcelon Mrs J S Jordan Mrs Z B Hanna and Mrs BR Cleland.
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Elk District Farm Women’s Club
Mink
Bhonls
Farm Women's Club
Arthur Brenneman
C.F. Hann
Joseph Hanshaw
Alice Hart
L. Fp.isage
William Garcelon
J.S. Jordan
Z. B. Hanna
BR. &. Cleland
Donate Flowers at City Hall Urn Entrance
The Charleston Cut Flower Company once again contributed plants placed in the large urns at the entrance to the city building.
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Charleston Cut Flower Company
Bau
Loving Seriously Hr William Loving at cousin’s home
William Loving is seriously ill at the home of his cousin Misa Mattie Moore at 1219 12 Washington Street. Balthoases are popular in England.
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William Loving
Misa Mattie Moore
Washington Street
England
Children’s Day Program Planned at St Paul AME Church
A children’s day program is set for Sunday at St Paul AME Church on Court Street. Mrs Fannie Cobb will speak at eleven o’clock. Sunday school classes will perform "Heart and Flowers" with choir accompaniment in the evening. Rev T A Collins is pastor.
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St. Paul A. M E
Court Street
Fannie Cobb
T. A. Collins
More Veterans to Be Enrolled in D. C. C.
An additional enrollment of veterans for service in the civilian conservation corps will be made to fill vacancies. The last quota, in April, called for 207 veterans for West Virginia. The next month’s enrollment is not yet set, but the bureau expects it will be higher than April’s.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
West Virginia
Common Pleas Court To Close Feb Term Books
Acting judge Julian F Bouchelle will close the court books for the February term as announced by clerk M H Hix. The case of Irvin Tate of Union District against Roy Smith of Charleston was filed in court yesterday.
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Julian F. Bouchelle
Common Pleas Court
M. H. Hix
Irvin Tate
Union Disstrict
Roy Smith
Charleston
Oratorical Contest To Be Held Tonight
The southwestern regional group of Future Farmers of America will hold a public speaking contest at eight tonight in the public service heating room at the capitol. Represented chapters include Wayne Buffalo and Elkview with judges Cliff Hamilton Waldo Craig and D R Hyde. Public attendance is invited.
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Future Farmers of America
Eight O'Lock
Public Service
Capitol
Wayne
Buffalo
Elkview
Cliff Hamilton
Waldo Craig
D. R. Hyde
Shredded Wheat Promises Popularity Through Healthy Diet
Advocates claim popular people stay well by eating right and enjoying life. The ad urges daily Shredded Wheat with milk and fruit for energy and tissue building, touting it as nature’s nourishing, easily digested food.
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