Youngest Whiteoak Entrusts Future to Monastery
Wakefield Whiteoak 19, brother of Renny Whiteoak of Jalna fame, unexpectedly vows to enter a monastery after novitiate. He plans final vows despite engaged marriage to Pauline Lebraux, neighbor of the Whiteoak family. Rumor says she may join him. no confirmation. Wakefield converted to Catholicism recently in preparation for marriage. Benny Whiteoak declined to comment.
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Toronto
Wakefield Whiteoak
Renny Whiteoak
Jalna
Whites Coats
Whitcoak
Pauline Lebraux
Clara Lebraux
Lebraux
Whiteoaks
Miss Lebraux
Mr. Whiteoak
Lebranx
Benny Whiteoak
More Love to Thee O Christ Hymn and Elizabeth Prentiss
A sketch of Elizabeth Payson Prentiss author of More Love to Thee and Stepping Heavenward. It notes her lineage to Edward Payson, marriage to George Prentiss, and lifelong suffering shaping her devotional poetry. Her hymn More Love to Thee was written amid distress and published with the final line added for print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Adams
Charlotte Elliott
Jemima Luke
Fanny Crosby
Phoebe Cary
Christ
Elizabeth Payson Prentiss
Payson
New England
George Prentiss
Union Theological Seminary
Mees
Prentiss
China
Theo
Churches and pastors in Dunbar and Kanawha City
A lengthy listing of churches in Dunbar and Kanawha City with pastors, morning and evening service times, Sunday school hours, revival meetings, and sermon topics. Entries include Nazarene, First Church of the Nazarene Central Avenue, Gospel Center, First Christian, Presbyterian, Brethren, and other denominations, noting speakers and subjects such as The World’s Need, The Holy Spirit, and The Joy of Baptist Work.
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Weurene Coureh
the Nazarene Dunbar
4. D. Priizian
Young Proplee
Jers
Rev. Roebuck
First Church of
Micellaneous
Paul Thera
Beauregard
Herrman Mery Meyer
LiMo
Luther Teague
First Christian Courch
Washington
First Church of Christ
Aclenim
Bradford and
Lee Streets
Zubjert
Cod
Hobbe
Lydia Robran
Dunbar
Merman Jones
Cale
Jiums
Mike More
Endeavor Society
Sevion
Combntion of the
Firt Avsleren Miasinns
Cable Creek Mission
Cutin
A War Maron
Mornig
Ye Paeiay
First Presbyterian Church
Bread and Viginia Streets
Attert “Phan Sa
Pista
Assistanl Prator
D. R. Bilver
Bermon
J. Be Faklen
Maba. An
Reile
Ray
Gnetidon
Christian Endeav
Temale
Quarrier and
Moris Abrety
Rev de Cacnpbest
Betnion School
Font
BYP. W. Awadar Sehool
ChurcheeSiico, Mev
Phil M. Jenkins
Berman
P.O
Ery Baptist
Maryland Avenue
Payette Street
Chas
H. Herrington
Jeni
Valley Grove
Rothccer
D. A. Warper
Maraz
Sermas Sul
Bundar
St. Luke's Church
Ohio Avenue
I Randolph Street
Church School Bishm
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Matthew's Church
Corner Bridge
Aid Morwood Avenues
the Kev
Groves
Shipley
Holy Communion
Chiron
Praver
Modern covered wagons boost outdoor family vacations
A newspaper note extols newly engineered covered wagons hitched to cars as compact, efficient rolling homes for weekend trips and remote excursions. It urges readers to visit the Charleston dealer G. H. Hickman at 108 McFarland Boulevard for demonstrations and a firsthand look.
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Ily
Charleston
G. H. Hickman
McFarland BL
Mountain Moves Toward Town as French Village Faces Threat
People in Cussac prepare to flee as a mountain crack widens and slides toward the town endangering homes. Three houses abandoned as Malpas village in the same district also faces danger. Local churches and pastors listed below report services and events.
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Cussac
France
Malpas
Red Cross to Hear National Official at Charleston Dinner
National Red Cross disaster relief director Charles Carr will address the Charleston chapter at a June 22 dinner in the Kanawha Hotel at 6 45 p m. Rev Ernest Thompson will give the invocation. Chapter chairman J L E Cheetham will preside over a business meeting and officer elections after the dinner. Reservations contact the city chapter in the library building.
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Charles Carr
American Red Cross
Charleston
Kanawha
Ernest Thompson
D. D
Wr. J.L.E. Cheetham
Carr
Wheeling
Max Frankenberger
Maj
A. E. Haan
RN. Graham
City Chapter
Leo Kidd Sentenced to 30 Days in Juvenile Court
Leo Kidd was sentenced to serve 30 days in jail yesterday after being arraigned in juvenile court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Five boys were placed on probation for thefts and one boy for fighting.
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Leo Kidd
Piling Underway for North Approach to South Side Bridge
Driving of piling continued yesterday for the Virginia street approach to the new South Side bridge. Workmen finish concrete for pier A while pier B cofferdam forms rise and concrete is expected to pour to above the pool level. Forms for pier C are set and another pour is planned tomorrow.
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Virginia Street
South Side
Logan Farmer Acquitted At Second Murder Trial
Logan June 13. Jesea Blair, six year old Harts Creek farmer, was acquitted of charges tied to the 1933 fatal shooting of Hawkins Bishop, a prominent business man. Carey Blair received 16 years in prison in the same case after a prior conviction. A Logan county jury found Jesse Blair not guilty at a second trial after a state supreme court ordered a new hearing.
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Logan
Jesea Blair
Harts Creek
Hawkins Bishop
Blair
Carey
Logan County
Jesse Bir
Naaman Jackson
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Carey Blair
Secong
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Austria
Vienna Surport
Ethiopia
Gallaher, Inc
Frigidaire
Kanawha ST. Dial
Horace B. Powell
Thea
Nasayone
Kenawha City
Beauregard Sirée
Verman M. Patton
Simiar
Tita
Chaylentorn Gospel_ Center
Tabernarte
Tinxpel Center
Bible School
Washington Street
Chas. W
Euidy
Russell Freuch
Jesus
Dr. Bhip
God
Bream
Edward J. Agsten
Satlee—Sunday
Islinious Star
Edgemoor
Littlepage
Partor
McKinnon
Dunbar Churn
Christ—free Street
WH. F. Lucas
Infastre
Mtnenine
St Il
Werkiey Memorial United Brethren Church
Tennessee
Carenub
Fhuane Street
J. M. Kruent
Mosntais Minsion
Reventh Street
Btate Street
Hohnan OD
Fiaher
Pas- Veer
Eyenne
Pathe
T. W
Thulw
Heran
Elizabeth Rey
William PB. Cline
Christiske Christians
Tatholte Sacer Heart
Hrond Street
Virgina Street
Feedinand Hat~tung
Massey
St. Anthony
Sixth and
Riahelle
Roets
Cuthvert Srieonpner
A. Agnes
MorCorkle Avenue
Tat Street
Lawrence Gallagher
Masa
Mm. Chatch
the Good Shepherd— Coal Burg
Laurence Gallagher
Pas Tore Mane
Anthony—boomer
Charter Rosie
Maas
Monsgomery
Charles Dose
Patrick’s—Bancroft
Jo- AL Gilliam
Pranes—se
Albans
Reb Dos i A. Gillam
Mase Ae
Presbyterian
Tree Street
Rhitney
D. C
Burtner
Emminuet
Fier Mapuer
Lumar
Roy Wolfe
Xecvites
Rune
Mt Er
Ban P Hier Ang Set
North Chavivccon
Clyde L. West
Mas Mexina
Lowther
Mis
Crusaders
African Zion
Mesdes
Rov
Raphat—tevi
HP Woods
Vion
Dearon van Rook
H.R. Woodson
Asbury Methodist
Jackson and
Elizabeth Streets
Westfall
O. D
Yastor
RB. EL. Ewing
Morris Streets
Robert Neil
Miner Spricue
Childern Af Wht
Minor Sprague
Sun- Gay
Donald 0. Blagg
M. F
Wwal
Moyer
Aio
P. Sn
Majestic Quartet
Maney Chapel
Chin
D. A. Harper
Sjesus Aril Carelesa World
Suniday School
Clemmer
Rawson
Mul Creek
Simpeon M. EF
Shrexthury Street
Herbert A. Green
Ryenine Evites
Hermon
Epworth League
Sixth Street Methodis Episcopal
Edward J. Heller
Jnior League
FORD
United States
Universal Credit Company
Red Cross
Logan Farmer
The
Universal Car
Ford Motor Company
ELK Motor Sales
Virginia St. W
Capitol
Motor Sales
Broad St
DIAL
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St. Ave
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