Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference Opens June 21 at Slippery Rock
The third annual Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference will meet June 21 to 28 at First Presbyterian church Slippery Rock. The event began in 1929 by New Castle and Grove City pastors and will feature Dr Clarence Edward MacCartney Dr Samuel Dodds Dr R E Neighbor Rev J R Loughner and Mackey Smith Sisters among others with Hiram Van Cleve as president and a board of directors listing several local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference
First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
New Castle
Grove City
Etna Springs
Clarence Edward MacCartney
Pittsburgh
Samuel Dodds
Wooster University
Wooster
Ohio
R. E. Neighbor
Cleveland
J. R. Loughner
Beulah Park
Allentown
Mackey-Smith Sisters
Song Evangelists of
New Cumberland
W. Va
Hiram H. van Cleve
George M. Landis
Charles C. Mohney
Floyd A. Childs
Ward H. Lusk
Walter E. McClure
H. Cameron McClure
A. L. Warren
Bert Edward Williams
Harlansburg Road Church Services and Commencement Notes
Regular preaching at Ne shannock U P church June 21 with 9 45 morning worship and 11 a m Bible school led by Rev St Clair. Ladies Missionary society met with Mrs Della McCracken for an all day gathering and noon dinner for 12 members. Next meeting set for July 15 at Mrs Pearl Nelson. Nurses commencements at Jameson Memorial hospital school in New Castle drew local attendance from the area including the McCrackens Kildoo Hunt West West families and others. Three local girls Miss Jessie Kildoo Miss Thelma Brown Miss Isabelle West graduated. Local travel to Pittsburgh celebrated with several West and Ritenour family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock U. P
St. Clair
Ladies Missionary Society
Della McCracken
Forbes
Pearl Nelson
Jennie Gormley
Alice Heckathorne
Mary Patton
Elizabeth Gross
Bertha Alexander
Jameson Memorial Hospital School For Nurses
First Christian Church
New Castle
Francis McCracken
Venetta Kildoo
Stewart J. Hunt
T. C. West
Jack
Tom, Jr
Milton McCracken
Gladys
Raymond
Lloyd Kildoo
W. D. West
Billy
Hershel Ritenour
Clarence McCaslin
Nell Longwell
William Weigle
Virginia Baker
Jessie Kildoo
Thelma Brown
Isabelle West
Ladies Missionary convention attendees and local visits
List of Mrs Della McCracken and others attending the West Middlesex event from Neshannock U. P. church. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Wilson Booker visiting Ira Nelson family. Additional notes cover several visits, trips, and motor tours among area residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middlesex
Neshannock U. P
Della McCracken
Elizabeth Gross
Melissa Forbes
Pearl Nelson
Wilson Booker
Margaret Shaw
Melissa Winner
Lena Patton
Adda Stewart
Local visits note social calls in New Galilee area
Clifford Taylor called on Mrs Jessie Tarview Monday evening. Mr and Mrs W S Caseby and daughter Willa visited in New Galilee Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Bear of Bessemer called on Mr and Mrs James Pitts Monday evening. Mrs S C Alison returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs R G Coleman of East Palestine. Mrs Altice Rodgers of the State Lime visited at the home of Mr and Mrs James Hanna and her brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Tayior
Jessie Rarview
W. S. Caseby
Willa
New Galilee
Howard Bear
Bessemer
James Pitts
S. C. Alison
R. G. Coleman
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ple
Western Pennsylvania
Harlansburg Road
Missionary Society
Ruth McCracken
Nellie Young
George Sillman
Charles Craig
Tom West Jr
Neshannock Falls
Ira Nelson
Ethel
Mildred McCracken
Will Gardner
Plaingrove
Billy Ritenour
Robert Anderson
R. J. Cameron
Theodore Dean
Maryland
Charles McClelland
Macomn
Bertha McCracken
Lance Dean
Margaret Gillette
Edna Stewart
Rose Point
Jennie Walton
Ethel Hunt
Clara
Maine
Texas
Gulf Refining Company
Mr. Jackson
Enioiilec
Garden of Praise
Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Keane
Miss Pitts
Hamills
William Kildoo
Sarah Thompson
Leora Hanna
Josephine Wallace
Jean Chambers
Willa Cased
MT. Jackson
Palestine
Altice Rodgers
Lime
James Hanna
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