United Brethren Adjourn Meet at Point Pleasant
The sixty seventh West Virginia United Brethren conference at Point Pleasant voted to return Dr Walter Nin to a fourth year as pastor of Weekley United Brethren Church Charleston delegates praised the meeting. Appointment lists named many pastors and districts for 1923 24 with Abrahams Hite Buckhart Franchton etc.
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Welter Line
Weekley
Charleston
Bioraoneo
Ninett
George W. Burdette
W. M. Bell
Harrisburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Nine
Point Pleasant
Harry
Fmittes
Elmer L. Stoner
Virginia
Elmer L. Stone
Knapp
Chester E. Ray
Chester Earl Idanier
Johnson
Jarriah
Elmer J. Stone
East District
J. T. Foster
Alton
Arden
fForeman Napier
Belington
Gentze Sharp
Buckhannon
Stone King
Ckhannon
Forest Snyder
Farther
D. Harris
Cedarville
TL Brow
Clarksburg
Duft Fatreet
W. MM. Slaughter
Clarkaburs
Twest
WF. G. Ware
Clarksbure East
A. ¥. Summers
Clarkaburg Norch
Kearnes
Walter Wilfong
Kingwood
H. D. Barnhouse
Mountain Lake Park
F. Litz
Mount Olive
M. O. Cross
Manington
W. F. Wiliams
Montana
Orlando
E. P. Keller
Eoria
Ray Davie
Philips
F. Gadabaugh
Richwood
Inebsart
J. L. Booth
Saiem
D. W. Mazingham
Shineston
B.A. Critis
Sra Alta
E. Bateman
Tera Alta Sircoit
C. V. Fate
Tanner
B. Jarton
Troy
L. N. Wufang
Volga
A. Ly
Ick
Weston
Edwin Cross
Lonebrake Seminary College
Ralph Pight
West District
George
Greenwood
C. W. Scott
Huntoneton
H. Waters
Hunting- Ton
A. Jemsen
Huntington
Bircule
John Jarvin
Harveytown
Harriaville
Charles Dnapp
Leon
Buckaine
Middlebourne
I. D. S. Cross
Morganville
Leoy
Morristown
J. Wathey
New Haven
W. Simpson
Parkersburg
J. M. Knight
E. C. Perry
Red Hill
J. G. Pat
PB. Jonnaton
Hipley
T. L. Miles
Red House
Reader
W. E. Shaver
Stiverton
W. H Combs
Union
EB. Stawll
West Union
A. Tensey
Wilbur
Rae R Soring Neckley
Mee
Otterbein’ College
S. Great Nine
R. Outright
Fay Cole
Bone Brake
Fred Slaughter
Pennies ‘Oreman
West Virginia Wesleyan
Converted Lawyer Finds True Christianity Inspires Reform
An Illinois lawyer described by a pastor as having turned from self to Christ’s ideals recounts a personal conversion. The minister cites other examples from Pittsburgh and Ment stores of people who sought only financial success but found contentment through faith, emphasizing salvation as a gift beyond earned deeds.
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Itasr
Illinois
Hasan
Goa
Ange
John Marsbeh
United States
Madame
Monsieur
France
Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fond, Dix Appeals
Dorothy Dix answers letters on absence and marriage, arguing brief separations refresh love and that repeated faults fatigue, while absence yields kinder memories. She advises on censoring pre marriage habits and notes a wife does not control a husband’s core traits or smoking unless both agree.
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Miss DIX
Impromptu cello recital at Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs
Edgar Salinger of New York played a spontaneous cello recital in the Greenbrier ballroom this afternoon drawing attendees including Dr. and Mrs. Gaunt and many prominent guests from New York and Washington. Hosts Mrs. Walter H. Close and Mrs. Thomas Burke hosted teas as arrivals continued from Yonkers, Arlington, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and beyond.
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White Sulphur Springs
Edgar Salinger
New York
Greenbrier
Atte Ding
Thomas T. Gaunt
Henry W. Taft
William Howard Taft
CC Erskine
Theodore King
It. Herrman
Jariur Livermoors
Yonkers
It Wells
Stockney
Arlington
Mass
Groun
Phillip L. Duer
John McGoay
A. E. Pitkin
R. O M. Fitkin
A. R Cumley
EH. P. Warner
T. F. Barril
Misa Farrell
Elizabeth Angus
I. A. Snead
A. Snead
Washington
John A.B. Simpson
Pittsburgh
D.lenway
Montreal
William
Edward Jackson Shiver
Anne J. Shiver
Baltimore
PO. Knox
D. C
Obituary for Frank O Neil Services Held in South Charleston
Funeral services for Frank O Neil who died suddenly at his home in South Charleston early last week will be held this afternoon at 2 34 welock in the Barlow chapel Rev Clarence Kemper of the Baptist temple will officiate and burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery Mrs Mie Covendal of Detroit Mich a sister of the deceased has arrived to attend the services
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O'Neil
Frank O’neil
South Charleston
Welock
Barlow Chapel
Clarence Kemper
The
Baptist Tempple
Spring Hill Cemetery
Mie Covendal
Detroit
Mich
Cleed
Mitchell Anxious About Air Service Inquiry
Colonel Mitchell lauds President Coolidge for a thorough analysis of air service plans as part of national defense. He hopes the public may express views on the situation while praising Maine College’s role in the aircraft inquiry. He defends the aircraft board’s integrity despite questions about regional representation.
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Coolidge
President College
Maine
Mitchell
Washington
Moffett Takes Jabatop Secret Balance of Power Claims
The article portrays Moffett defending military leadership against political demagoguery and accusations of misuse of authority. It condemns attempts to politicize the armed forces and asserts the army and navy must inform the public about their activities.
Publicity crisis over Shenandoah and PN-9 flights and rescue
A storm of claims surrounds the Shenandoah and PN-9 airship tests near San Francisco and the Pacific. Officials defend the missions, insist the accidents stem from faulty accusations, and defend Captain Lansdowne as dead while praising Commander Rodgers for safety decisions amid long sea flights.
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Srategic
San Janfisco
Pactic
Commandat Todgers
Rodgers
Eaton
Housera
Army
Navy
Great Britain
Dixmadgé
Principles of 1994 Toast to Work Amid Patriotism
An OCR fragment quotes a speaker praising a major project or institution as patriotic, stressing personal American identity and Christian faith. The text reflects a wish for success, unity, and prayers for the work’s eminent achievement, while noting absence or regret from government involvement.
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Ae RN
Bean shortage and scattered reports in Olcott camp
The Olcott region residents report a bean shortage caused by worm or weevil damage. The column lists local names and events from Olcott and nearby towns, mentions travelers, camp life, and community updates. Several individuals are named with brief notes on their comings and goings, schools, and entertainment in the area.
Special Services at Union Mission in Charleston
Charles ton evangelist Robinson visited the Union Mission last night and several attendees raised hands for prayer. Weekly plan includes September 27 anniversary events, guest speakers from South Hills St Mathews Hospitopal and South Charleston, a sewing mission, jail services, and a 48 converts night with songs and testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Gleaners
Arthur Lazenby
South Charleston
Baveral Gervices
R. W. Lily
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