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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
3
The Wilson page lists Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school 9 45 a m morning prayer 11 a m morning worship with sermon God and Company Builders Young people meet at 6 45 in annex and 7 30 evening service at Palace Theatre with sermon The Four Horsemen of The Apocalypse
St Francis De Sales Catholic Church lists first mass at 7 30 a m second mass at 9 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 o clock led by Pastor J P T Heimzer with services on Sunday and morning classes for youth and families.
M E Church invites guests to morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 with the sermon The Healing Ministry of Jesus This first in a series of special Sunday evening services aligns with the Christmas Seal spirit Church School starts at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7 30 under Minister M C Miles
Vernon L. Shontz, Minister, announces 9:45 Bible school with classes for all ages and a 9:45 men's class at Palace location.
Services at the M. E. Church South led by Pastor Chas A Slaughter include Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with baptism and reception of members and communion. Epworth league meets at 6 45 led by Lucille Williams followed by a 7 30 program by Junior Missionary Society children.
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 A M. at Cranberry and Skelton service at 2 P M Mab scott Tees 2 30 P M Sylvia 11 A M church 7 30 P M Raleigh jail service 430 P M Christian Endeavor 630 P M senior intermediate junior. In connection with the service Sunday night the Skelton Circle presents a Christmas pageant Transfiguration of Gifts. Public invited to all services.
The agricultural department at Washington endorses planting a bushel of black walnuts this fall. It would benefit farmers in up land and hill areas of the South and in the Ohio river basin and central Mississippi river valley. Walnut wood is prized and worth about 200 dollars per thousand feet. a bushel planted in waste strips or along fences should yield large profits over time. Ladies coats and dresses reduced one-fourth at Payne's. Beautiful new dresses and coats reduced one-fourth at Payne's.
Miss Marian L. Perry reports the tuberculosis fund has collected 1364.17 dollars toward the 5000 dollar goal to cover next year’s work. A notable incident involved a donor who returned stamp seals yet sent a dollar with a note praising the association’s work. The sale has run about two weeks with several stamp returns and no complaints logged.
Payne's marks down men's suits and overcoats in a sale event featuring notable price cuts. Shoppers can find lower prices on a range of styles and sizes, with emphasis on formalwear and outerwear for the season.
A list of marriage pairs from Payette records shows Chas Stone aged 21 weds Willow Davis 17 at Whipple. John West 44 weds Mattie Harrison 43 at Minden. Paul Hendriks 22 with Delphie Carr 21 at Page. Frank Garrett 18 weds Estell Phipps 16 at Sanger. Harrison Davis 48 weds Cornelia Bowman 44 at Kanawha Falls. Joseph Estep 28 weds May Huffman 21 at Edmond. Edgar Taylor 21 weds Mary Tincher 16 at Woylin. Lester Grubb 21 weds Gladys Adkins 19 at Thos Ruth. J R Holcolm 33 weds Pearl Light 23 at Scarbro. Junior Leffer 20 weds Mary Smin ney 18 at Pax. Will Melvin 40 weds Annie Moore 29 at Minden.
Arrow G Ward and Mildred Willey. W C Jones with Margaret Vess. Johnny L Romanello with Cora P Kyttle. Lee B Ward with Ellen V Taylor. John E F Seal with Mrs Jetfie Raines. Names appear in a compact listing typical of old marriage notices. The page fragment reproduces multiple couples and ages, suggesting a notice or social column entry.
The Mallet engine wrecked in a cliff fall one mile below Fayette on November 20 was finally placed on the track Thursday and moved to Hinton. Repairs are estimated to cost about 8000 dollars.
Speaker Nicholas Longworth states he will back all appropriation bills and the alien property bill but cannot go beyond them at the moment. He signals cautious progress on related fiscal measures while outlining limits to his current concessions. The remarks frame ongoing negotiations in Congress during the budgeting period.
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