Plan Program for Children's Day at St Pauls Methodist Church
Children will observe a plan program in the Sunday morning service starting at 10 15 at St Pauls Methodist Church Thay es street Rev Durward Brown pastor announces The event features a pageant The Beautiful flower Garden with a cast led by Eleanor Borneman Richardean Parkhill Anna Knight Barbara Kirby Abby Hufford Mary Jo Thomas Robert Hathaway James Parkhill Foster Lloyd Brown Junior Plymale Bobby Leonard Gloria Gerkins Ruth Marie Bumgardner Eleanor Bailey Annetta Kirk Ruth Ellen Hostler Mary Lou Hufford Nancy Plymale Helen Louise Hufford Donald Willis Shirley Bumgardner Esther McWilliams Carolyn Hathaway Paul Willis Junior Kirk William Plymale Bill Carvell Bobby Carvell Nancy Parkhill The program also includes Children day song We Will Listen Scripture reading Mary Jo Thomas Prayer Mary Lou Hufford Offertory poem Bridging Him Our Love Gifts Annetta Kirk Ruth Ellen Hostler Eleanor Bailey Children day welcome Foster Lloyd Brown Norma Parkhill Helen Louise Hufford Bob Leonard Exercise Donald Willis Ardith Kirby Carolyn Hathaway Joyce Spett Shirley Bumgardner Nency Parkhill Francis McWilliams Billy Carvell The Junior choir will sing some of the numbers in the pageant The plan is directed by Mary Robinson chairwoman Mrs Willis Mrs Arlie Leonard and Virginia Outright
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St ‘St. Paul's Methodist Church
Thayes ‘Street
Durward
Brown
Lower Garden
Eleanor Borneman
Richardean Parkhill
Anna Knight
Barbara Kirby
Abby Hufford
Mary Joe Thomas
Robert Hathaway
James Parkhill
Foster Lloyd Brown
Junior Plymale
Bobby Leonard
Gloria Gerkins
Ruth Marie Bumgardner
Eleanor Bailey
Annetta Kirk
Ruth Ellen Hostler
Mary Lou Hufford
Nancy Plymale
Helen Louise Hufford
Donald Willis
Shirley Bumgardner
Francis McWilliams
Esther McWilliams
Carolyn Hathaway
Paul Willis
Junior Kirk
Junior Kirk, ‘William Plymale
Bill Carvell
Bobby Carvell
Nancy Parkhill
Mary Jo Thomas
Foster Uoyd Brown
Norma Parkhill
Ardith Kirby
Joyce Spett
Nency
Parkhill
Billy Carvel
Gfe
MaryMar- Robinson
Willis
Arlie Leonard
Pone Virginia
President Roosevelt Reaches Hyde Park Home by Special Train
President Roosevelt arrived today on his special train at 8:35 a.m. EST and drove across the mid-Hudson bridge to Hyde Park. King George and Queen Elizabeth of England will spend the night as Sunday guests at the Hyde Park estate.
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Highland
N.Y
Roosevelt
mid-Hudson Bridge
Hyde Park
George
Elizabeth
England
Arden Man Dies After Illness at 57
James A. Haddix aged 57 died at 2 PM at his Arden area home after a week of illness. He was born September 25, 1881, in Barbour county to W. S. and Elizabeth Haddix. Survived by widow Hattie Mitchell Haddix, son Burton R. Haddix, brother Charles O. Haddix of Clarksburg, and sister Lula Poling of Detroit. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at Clemtown Baptist, Rev O J Hensley officiating. Burial in Clemtown cemetery under G. T. Bartlett supervision.
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James A. Haddix
Arden
Barbour County
Mr. Haddix
W. S
Elizabeth Robinson Haddix
Hattie Mitchell Haddix
Burton R. Haddix
Charles O. Haddix
Clarksburg
Lula Poling
Detroit
Mich
Haddix
Arden Methodist Episcopal Ehurch
Clemtown Bath
O. J. Hensley
Clemtown Cemetery
G. T. Bartlett
Jury Awards 1000 in Damage Suit Against Ashland Bread
In Charleston a circuit court jury awarded Madge Monroe infant a 1000 verdict against Ashland Bread company after she claimed serious injuries when struck by a bread truck. She had sued for 25000.
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Charleston
Madge Monroe
Ashland Bread Company
Huntington Minister To Preach At Two Services
Dr. B. Hart of Huntington, secretary of the Methodist church trust fund, will preach at Mt Morris Methodist church at 11 a.m. Sunday and again in the evening at Mt Pleasant church. Memorial services will be held at Mt Morris at 2 p.m. and services at Pleasant Valley are postponed due to the service.
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8. B. Hart
Huntington
Permanent Trust Fund
The
Methodist Church In
West Virginia
Mt. Morris Methodist Church
Leonard L. Deckart
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Morris Church
Pleasant Valley
Blueville Playground Proving Very Popular
Blueville playground shows rising enrollment with 49 participants in week one. Prizes will be awarded at fall’s end to the child with the most blue ribbons won in activities like poster making and arts and crafts. This week’s blue ribbon winners include Junior Cox in wood whittling, Patty Wrick in poster making, beginner, and Mary Ann Rogers in poster making, junior.
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Blueville
Junior Cox
Wood Whittling
Patty Wrick
Mary Ann Rogers
Salesman Is Arrested On Charge of Drunk Driving
W J McGonagle 58 of 328 Maple avenue pleaded guilty in police court to driving under the influence. A fine of 25 and 1 costs was imposed by Mayor P F Gillispie after his arrest at 2 pm yesterday at the corner of West Main Street by Sergeant 126% police assisted by Evans.
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P. F. Gillispie
W. J. McGonagle
Maple Avenue
Ee McGonagle
West Main Street
Pvans
All Nations Give Program by Student's League of Nations
Presented by the Student's League of Many Nations a thrilling service is planned tomorrow evening at First Baptist church at o o clock. Rev M C Patterson vice president of the Practical Bible Training school will present the program with students in national costume speaking singing and translating native languages. The group has toured every state in the U S Canada and Mexico drawing two million viewers. Admission is free and a large audience is urged.
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League of Many Nations
First Baptist Church
M C. Patterson
Practical Bible Training School
Bible School Park
United States
Canada
Mexico
West Main Street Methodist Church Unifies Worship Plan
The West Main Street Methodist Church will unify its worship and Sunday school to create a one hour and thirty minute service starting at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. E L Lowery announced the change to end overlapping worship and school sessions. Worshippers are urged to attend at 9:30 to hear the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Methodist Church
L. Lowery
Lowery
Action Against Powell Dismissed by Court
Florence Shaffer’s attachment suit against Leroy H. Powell and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company garnishee was dismissed at a Taylor county circuit court special term. On motion of the plaintiff, a compromise in the action was reached, disclosed by counsel yesterday before Judge H. W. Dent.
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Florence Shaffer
Leroy H. Powell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Taylor County
H. W. Dent
Sister of Local Man Dies In Oklahoma City
Thomas W. Underwood a Grafton painting contractor received a telegram announcing the sudden death of his sister Mrs. Mary Williams in Oklahoma City yesterday. He was unaware of any illness and cannot travel to attend the funeral or arrangements.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas W. Underwood
Grafton
Mary Willams
Underwood
Aged Mary Elizabeth Knight Dies at 81 in Taylor County
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Knight 81, lifelong Taylor County resident, died at 9 30 last night at 1221 West Railroad Street after a period of ill health. Born May 28, 1858, she was the daughter of P F Flythe and Martha Timmons Flythe. she leaves Hind Knight and children Edward Lee Knight Brownlow Park Presty C Knight Grafton and Lulu Virginia Douglas Shelter W V along with 14 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. She was a longtime member of the Baptist church. Funeral service 2 30 Sunday at Edward Lee Knight home in Brownlow Park with Rev Gordon L Withers officiating. Interment Bluemont Cemetery under G T Bartlett directing.
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Mary Elizabeth Knight
Taylor County
West Railroad Street
Knight
P. F
Martha Timmons Flythe
Hind
W. A. Knight
Edward
Lee Knight
Brownlow Park
Presty C. Knight
Grafton
Lulu Virginia Douglas
Shelter
W. Va
Baptist Church
Edward Lee
Gordon L. Withers
First Baptist Church
Bluemont Cemetery
G. T. Bartlett
Accused Speeder Fined By Mayor This Morning
Earl Cassell of Grafton pleaded guilty to speeding on West Main street and paid a $5 fine plus $1 costs after arraignment before Mayor P. F. Gillispie in municipal court. Kenneth Carlyle, 26, was charged with obstructing traffic for sleeping in his car at Walnut and Maple. the charge was dismissed. Andrew Millen, 28, of Mt. Vernon, was charged with loitering and ordered out of the city at this morning's session.
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West Main Street
Earl Cassell
Grafton
P. F. Gillispie
Kenneth Carlyle
Walnut and
Maple
Andrew’ Millen
Mt. Vernon
Tucker County Farmer Dies of Heart Attack
PARSONS June 10 A heart attack killed Rennie Cooper 60 prominent Harman area farmer. He suffered a paralysis stroke two months ago.
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Tucker County
Knottsville Man Freed After Agreeing to Support
Fred Honycott of Knottsville district filed non support charges against a Knottsville man. He was ordered to pay $10 monthly for the support of his two minor children. The warrant, obtained by his wife, was dismissed after he agreed to regular payments.
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Fred Honycott
Knottsville
A. B. Knabenshue
West Virginia Governor Criticizes Blocked Federal Aid for Miners
Governor Holt attacks mine operators and the federal aid block as he denounces leaders who deter work and threaten others. He accuses the union of integrity and vows fair competition, opposing wage-controversy escalation in southern West Virginia.
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van. Bittner
Cuntinea
Bittner
Holt
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Southern
Royal Couple In Evening Dress Amid Diamond Adornments
The royal couple arrive in blue and silver train carriages as the queen wears a diamond tiara and matching necklaces. King and Sir Ronald Lind mingle in formal attire, medals gleaming as they greet the Hulls and a cheering crowd despite the monarchs slipping from view.
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Ronald Lindsay
King's Royal Visit Highlights US Ceremony and Talks
The king's heavy duties included wreaths on Washington's tomb and the unknown soldier, and on a Canadian cross for Americans who died in Canadian forces. He and the queen showed interest in social and governmental issues during a crowded program with President Roosevelt at the White House. John L. Lewis declined an invitation to join, while William Green attended in a cutaway coat. The monarch praised liberal social welfare measures and discussed world affairs with Roosevelt ahead of a Hyde Park weekend stay.
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George Washington
America
Roosevelt
White House
Lewis
CIO
John L. Lewis
William Green
AFL
England
Hyde Park
Smallest yet pretentious White House social event
Guzen repaid the Roswelts with hospitality at a White House gathering noted for its modest scale yet high social polish. The event stood out amid official duties for its refined decor and notable attendees, underscoring the Roswell circle’s influence in political social life.
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Guzen
White House
Aged veteran robbed of cash near Charleroi
Captain William Welch, 192, reputedly western Pennsylvania's oldest Civil War veteran, says he and his 66 year old wife were attacked near their Dunlevy home on the Monongahela. Welch reports $301 in cash and £275 in certified checks taken by one or two assailants. He carried funds on his person after bank losses and attended Gettysburg reunions.
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Charleroi
William De-Unel Welch
Pennsylvania
Billy
Monongahela River
Dunlevy
Gettysburg
Kean selects new wizard in Ku Klux plan
James Arnold Colescott a 42 year old former veterinarian and self styled head of a hooded order was chosen by representatives from three states in Atlanta to lead a planned four year administration and program. He pledged to promote native born Protestant white interests and suggested organized minority groups would handle their own affairs.
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Atlanta
James Arnold Colescott
Hiram. W
Portly
Bal
Térre Haute
Ind
Colescott
Evans
Chosen
Aétior
Hooded Order
Ktsn
Here Comes Charlie Death Acknowledgement Card Remembrance
The Renneman family expresses gratitude for the many kind thoughts during William Renneman s illness and passing. Special thanks to the minister, choir, those who provided flowers and care, and Mr G T Bart from William Renneman s wife and children.
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William Renneman
Milnister and Choir
G. T. Bartlett
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