M E Church Changes in Sunday Worship Schedule
Beginning Sunday July 31 morning worship at First Methodist Episcopal Church starts at 10 o clock instead of 11. The service lasts three quarters of an hour and leads into Sunday school. Combined services end by 11 30. The change aims to streamline the worship and Sunday school program.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Warm Sundays Invite All To Gather For Friendly Welcome
A warm Sunday invitation invites all to attend with a hearty handshake and friendly atmosphere, emphasizing welcome and community spirit for participants and guests alike.
Ebenezer Baptist Church notes and community reports
The Ebenezer Baptist Church led by Rev. P. F. King hosts a Sunday school at 9 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Local social updates cite Mrs. Ruth Wright and others hosting a July 28 gathering on Koob Hill, with many guests listed. Other items mention visitors, travel to Fayetteville and Charleston, birthday celebrations, and notes on revival meetings led by Dr. James and Rev. Gamble. Community updates highlight the Womans Improvement League, local tennis and school activities, teachers’ meetings in Nashville, and a call for support for Rev. J. Re Perey’s community orphan work in Bluefield.
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W. C. Reid
J.C. Wright
Jon Moss
Bessie
Virginia Young
Elmyra Wright
Hazel Mitchell
Demina
Josephine Marshall
Lillie Calloway
Olivia Wright
Sarah White
Elsie Hill
Lettie Saunders
Ada Robinson
Samuel
Philip White
Alfred
Herbert
Jesse Wright
Stanley Claytor
Theodore Law
Naoman Clark
Arthur Payne
Jeffries Hill
S. R B. Robinson
Ulysses Price
Aaron Hill
Howard Clark
Billie Wright
John Carson Wright
Irene Walker
Bluefield
W. C. Wright
Womans Improvement League
N. L. Collins
Cora Claytor
Philip F. King, Jr
R. O. Cary
Fayetteville
Clarence Cary
Arretta Keaton
Charles Wickes
Lawton
W. Va
James Boyd
Grant Street
Addie Gilmer
Elizabeth Gilmer
Martinsville
Violet Warren
G. €. Warren
Ellen King
Mary E. Armstead
Viola Thomas
Elaine Moss
Baby Jackson
B. Doris Morton
Institute
Oscar Penn
James Greene
Charleston
Roy Clemens
Westmoreland Street
Mrs. Clemens
Huntington
Frances Irving
Fireco
James
Central Street Baptist Church
Gamble
Harold Wilmott Thompson
Stotesbury School
H.C. Campbell
Myrtle Claybourne
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
James Claybourne
A. & P. Highway
Roosevelt Addition
Dayton
Anderson
Harold W. Thompson
Cotton Hill Road Contract Awarded in Kincaid
William McCormick of Kincaid won the contract for stone base on the Midland Trail to Cotton Hill bridge road.
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Cotton Hill Road
William McCormick
Kincaid
Midland Trail
Cotton Hill Bridge
High Way Construction Bidder Low on Oak TH Project
The contract price is 22180 dollars with High Way Construction of Oak TH noted as the low bidder through error. Keathley, the grading contractor, will place the base course on Beckwith at 816105 dollars.
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High Way Construction Company
Oak TH
A Keathley
Beckwith
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M. E. Church
Ebenezzer Baptist Church
P. F. King
J. S. Butts
Ruth Wright
Annie Clark
Grace Leon Clark
Koob Hill
Cosby Onion
Amanda Onion
Wm. Glenn
Cephas
Denmar
B. E. Toler
la France Toler
R. J. Watson
Mayray Hopkins
Charles Wade
W. A. Blurt
3Rd Street
BR. J. Watson
Charles Williams
Mt. Hope
Pack
E. E. Anderson
Mildred Smith
Brady Briggs
Hinton
Ei. Whettax
George E. Morton
William White
R. J. Howard
Sydney Dickerson
Washington
Cleo Dickerson
Johnny Brown
Prof. Posey
Mr. Moss
Beca
KE. L. Morton
National Teachers Association
Nashville, Tenn
Percy
Bluefield Telegraph
Beckley
Gayles Bridge
Rainelle
Thurmond
Clendenin
Spencer
Parkersburg
Kanawha Falls
Montgomery
Beckleey
Warkersburg
Midland Trail Transit CO
Oakwood and Neville Sts
Beckley, W. VA
Arcadia Skating Rink
Sylvia, W. Va
Edwards Collegians
Lillards Peacock Serenaders
Cannonball
Lester, W. VA
Raleigh Motor
Buick
Essex
Flint
Studebaker
Cleveland
Sedan
Dodge
The
Raleigh Motor Co
Geo. W. Bair, Jr
East Main St
Raleigh Motor Building