Miss Wickline Becomes Bride Of Dr Clarence Lewis
Miss Wickline daughter of Mr and Mrs Ontague Miller Wickline of South Hills wed Dr Clarence Emerson Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Clemmet E Lewis of Edgewood at Central Methodist church. The couple planned a July 13 home visit at Nellis after a eastward motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Brown Wickline
Ontague Miller Wickline
South Hills
Central Methodist Church
Clarence Emerson Lewis
Nellis
Clemmet E. Lewis
Edgewood
J. Workman
Lewis
Hillig Townsend
Joe, Savage
Mitchell Unger
M. M. Wickline
H. Carson Lewis
Blonfield
C. W. Conner
Bess Davidson
Mim
Aleane Burke
Violet Lowlee Pearse
Leta Lewis
Mie Ann Lewis
Leonard Lewis
Frank Warden
Kenneth Talbott
Feed Spiritually Hungry World Dr Gass Parable On Faith
Dr Gass frames a Biblical parable about Caleb and Joshua amid a split delegation over conquest. He argues young clergy should tackle the world, noting modern thought from Darwin to science reshapes religion while warning against moral decay and self focused ethics. He sees a new intellectual world war beginning in 1859 and calls for steadfast faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb
Joshua
Gass
Charles Darwin
Motal Bandlens
Spiritual awakening and the church in a changing world
The speaker argues that society faces a spiritual hunger amid scientific boasts and social upheaval. He notes Russia and central Europe pursuing social experiments while America undergoes change. A spiritually prepared, socially engaged church is needed to meet the needs of a world seeking security, peace, and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
America
Kingdom of God On Earth
Help Kidneys Clean Out Poleonius Acide
A garbled advisory fragment discusses kidney health and toxin clearance. It references risky substances and urges readers to seek guidance from medical sources while noting unclear terms and potential dangers from frantic or tertating drugs. The text appears to mix nutrition hints with unsafe remedies.
Mission Society Holds Silver Tea at Belle Church
The Belle Methodist Episcopal women hosted a silver tea at Mrs. Mary Gardner's home. Mrs. Clayton Thompson and Mrs. J. C. Woodworth led the program with Alma Borrow pouring. Members of the young people's society assisted, with a long list of attendees including Mrs. Whitney A. Borrer and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Belle Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary ©. Gardner
Clayton Thompson
J. C. Woodworth
Alma Borrow
Mermibers
Young People's Society
Whitney A. Borrer
Co. M. Woodworth, Jr
C. W. Gardner
F. D. Lowther
Céreda Mullins
Erma Morris
Mable Straw
Louise Hale
Georgia Douglas
Cc. O. Stuart
L. F. Parkins
Ella Langhorn
R. A. Schutte
C. D. Smithers
Ludille Smithers
Jean Shaye
Ida Ferguson
H. L. Pritchard
G. Gregory
Catherine Brown
Jessie Williama
Paul W. Roger
H. L.kerr
C. C. Thompson
G. R. McMillan
C. E. Elmore
Harry Rutroff
Charles L. Breechey
John R. Sims
Clarence Herndon
L. G. Keeney
Mary Keeney
J. A. Campbell
T. L. Nutter
Yone Nelson
Alice Wooddell
Phyllis Chestnut
W. H. Halstein
Bethel Martin
William Warner
J. J. Douglas
Mrs Whittington Honored at Guthrie Dinner on Eighty Sixth Birthday
Mrs M F Whittington was toasted at a dinner yesterday at her Guthrie home for her eighty six birthday anniversary. Hostesses were Mrs Riley Rollins and Mrs Lida Rollins. Guests included numerous Whittingtons and Casdorphs and other local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Whittington
Guthrie
Riley Rollins
Lida Rollins
Whittington
Smith Casdorph
Raymond Casdorph
Gene Casdorph
Earl Rollins
Lad Whittington
Carol Whittington
Harve Rollins
Owen Whittington
Benjamin Whittington
Elizabeth Whittington
Elden Whittington
Harry Whittington
Henry Casdorph
Dorothy Derman
Louise Derman
New Bank Proposal Report Due Tonight on West Side
A West Side Businessmen's Association meeting at Bartlet's Chapel will hear a report on creating a new bank for the West Side. The session will also discuss a proposed bridge spanning Columbia Boulevard and Kanawha Street over the Ele River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
West Side Businessmen’s Association
Bartlet's Chapel
Columbia Boulevard
Kanawha Street
Ele River
Mrs Crim Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Crim of Cross Street is back at home after three weeks as a patient at Charleston General hospital. Plans are under discussion to rebuild Johannesburg South Africa to create a new city within the next fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. W. Crim
Cross Street
Charleston General Hospital
Johannesburg
South Africa
Maine
Florida
Cuticura ad touts skin relief products and samples
An old advertisement claims Cuticura relieves skin and scalp complaints such as pimples rashes itching and eczema. It includes a testimonial from Miss EB Kennedy of Pasadena and promotes both Soap and Ointment at 25 cents each with free samples offered by Cuticura Dept 16 Malden Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Kennedy
Grand St. Pasadena
Calif
Dept. 16
Malden
Sass
Adv
Roosevelt Fights for Economic Freedom and Competition
The author argues the New Deal aims for a free competitive economy, opposing monopolies and price fixing. He credits Roosevelt with embracing anti monopoly measures, boosting trust busting and European cooperation to study Scandinavian models, asserting true liberty rests on free markets and not centralized planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hageer
Walter Lippmann
America
Germany
NRA
Philadelphia
Europe
Scandinavia
Mr. Roosevelt
Birthday party at Ka nawha street for Mrs Pickering
Mr Silas W Pickering hosted a birthday anniversary gathering at home on Ka nawha street with a buffet. Many couples attended including Frederick W Picard, Jackson I Altizer, John Bankhead Banks, Cornelius Van denberg, Sidney P Davis, Charles C Dickinson Jr, T Brooke Price, E Dana Smith, Cyrus W Hall, Nathan Poffenbarger, J N Smith, John Hart, Monte Evans, Ray M Evans, Edward J Goldsmith, A Bliss McCrum, John Morrison, Bjarne Larsson, Preston McClanihan, Charles S Chley, Joe W Savage, Joan Beckley, Hawthorne D Batile, T A Deveny Jr, John Gray Paul of Roanoke, Miss Mary Arnold Scherr, Miss Elizabeth Hubbard, Miss Helen Matthews, Dorothy Donnally, Bryson Paine, Burke McClanahan, Edward D Spilman, Robert S Spilman Jr, Jonathan Altizer, Henry B Lewis Jr, Charles Stuart, John L MacIt, John Moore, William D Ohley, W E Chitton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas W. Pickering
Kanawha Street
A. Bliss
McCrum
John Morrison
Bjarne Larsson
Preston McClanihan
Charles S. Chley
Joe W. Savage
Joan 58
Beckley
Hawthorne D. Batile
T. A. Deveny, Jr
John Gray Paul
Roanoke
Mary Arnold Scherr
Elizabeth Hubbard
Helen Mathews
Dorothy Davis Donnally
Bryson Paine
Burke McClanahan
Edward D. Spilman
Robert S. Spilman, Jr
Jonathan Altizer
Henry B. Lewis, Jr
Charles Stuart
John ‘Lt. Mactit
John Moore
William D. Ohley
W. E. Chitton
Poland
Dr Grimm Elected Dental Board Head in West Virginia
Dr. Dwight L. Grimm of Parkersburg yesterday was elected president of the West Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners at a meeting here. Dr. H. C. Hill of Charleston was named secretary treasurer. Examinations for applicants for state dental licenses begin this morning at the Senate chamber. Several states are represented by the applicants. Japan will grow more rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Grimm
Park
Yersburg
West Virginiatate Board of Dental Examiner
H. C. Hill
Charleston
Senate Chamber
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Miss Wickline
Dr. Gass
Mission Society
Mrs. Whittington
Mrs. Pickering
Roosevelt
Borah
Dr. Grimm
Dental Board
Japan
Allingstone
MAS
Hollingsworth, SR
del Bionce
California
American’ Party
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American” Party
Amoco- Gas
Orange American Gas
Amoco-Gas
American Oil Company
Aliso
Amoco
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