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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
2
Dr E Howard Cadle the napolis radio evangelist drew about 2500 listeners to the First Baptist church last night with 500 left outside unable to enter. The offering reached 350 dollars. Cadle spoke on upon this rock I will build my church critiquing modern churches and leadership.
In Lester West Virginia Marie Hawley wed James Miser in a surprise ceremony conducted by Rev Knight of Beckley with Miss Margie Brown and Jack Holt present. Marie is daughter of Roy and Mrs Hawley of Lester. James is son of J E Miser of Eccles and a Trap Hill High School graduate now employed by Koppers. The couple did not reveal future plans.
Alfred E. Smith the 1928 Democratic choice warns that he may not back the party again in 1936. Speaking at a Washington Liberty League event he said Democrats who oppose the administration may “take a walk.” As Philadelphia hosts the convention Smith is named a New York delegate and could lead rebels if a split occurs.
Observance of Youth Week concludes Sunday evening with an 8 o'clock program replacing the sermon. Ronald Jones gives the prayer, William Harvey speaks on opportunities for youth, Alma Jo Vanney and Vera Jones sing, Ruby Irwin reads scripture, and Glen Webb and Kermit Sneed present talks on church service and abstinence.
A political meeting is announced at Mead on May 2 where W. C. Haythe, Democratic state senate candidate, will speak. Other speakers are listed as appearing.
A program scheduled to open at 10 o'clock in the morning invites all United Mine Workers officials and individuals to be present for the event.
Ballots to voters absent on May 12 were mailed today by the circuit clerk's office. Ballots must be received by the clerk before the primary.
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