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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
Mrs Buckner entertained Charlieston 6 in Virginia yesterday with a buffet supper after a club meeting. The South Side Woman's Club hosts a bridge luncheon today to raise funds for a trained nurse salary at the GM Seoul camp this summer. Bridge starts 11 20 a.m. luncheon 1 30 p.m. several tables reserved.
Henry Symer Wartisen visits Mr and Mrs Hirerison in Wilts and plans to be away until next Sunday. Several locals attend events, travels and weddings, with many names and destinations across towns and colleges. Miss Christine Churcdimias departs for graduation at a distant university, while others head to Michigan and Philadelphia for ceremonies and visits.
A report by W. Lautres of the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education notes Bible study credit expanding in public schools and churches. Nineteen states show growth with Indiana leading high schools, 44 percent offering Bible study, 12 percent crediting Bible classes, and 18 percent of food allotments utilizing related opportunities. Simultaneous increases occur in North Dakota and Colorado.
An OCR damaged ad purports to claim piles can be cured from the outside by certain unnamed treatments. It boasts internal remedies and endorsements, cites numerous cases, and promises refunds at Seat Bros, warning of widespread failures and urging readers to try a claimed treatment with dubious efficacy.
Mr Squires endorses the work and results noting a syllabua based on older and newer testaments with state exams. Arkansas high schools report adequate teacher prep and officially approved study courses for Bible lessons and Sunday school attendance. Major Middleton driven by fear of burglars causes tragedy. postman Thalea Haw retired after 182,520 miles in three years.
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