Salem Prepares For Coming Evangelistic Bromley Campaign
Salem outlines a broad evangelical drive led by Bromley and party starting August 28. A 100 member committee from four churches organized at Baptist church with Wardner Davis as chair and H J Cross as secretary. Numerous subcommittees cover finance, Tabernacle, advertising, entertainment, music, decorating and prayer meeting duties across Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren and Seventh Day Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Evangelistic Bromley
Party
Focal Churches
Smet
the Baptist Church
Wardner Davis
Hill Cross
H. J. Cross
Southern Division Baptist Church
S. B. Bond
E 0. Davis
L. D. Souther
Methodis ‘Episcopal Church
T. J. Coffman
G. HH. Trainer
L. C. Reeder
Baptist Church
W. B. Holden
E. B. Robins
Clete Randolph
United Brethren Church
W. B. Atkinson
James McCune
Guy Law
F. E. Shira
Wess Steel
Ernest Randolph
Tabernacle Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Ross
John Jenny
T. Young
Seventh Day Baptist Church
T. O. Randolph
Guyavis
Ray Randolph
Baptist Church —Co
L. Morrison
R. T. Souther
J. Z. Robinson
C. A. Pennington
Pierce Williams
Nelson Moore
A. M. Sigley
F. Davis
EM. Randolph
C. A. Schutte
J. W. Johnson
Methodistpiscopal Church
W. EF. Léonard
Stanley Young
C. A. Norman
J. Pepper
Seventh Day Baptist
Tongue Fenders Aim to Curb Peanut Vending Nuisances
In Montclair New Jersey Health Commissioner James McDonough ordered tongue fenders for salted peanut vending machines after a boy stuck his tongue into a cup to grab crumbs. The measure adds to local rules targeting barking dogs and crowing roosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
James McDonough
Shortage of artificial limbs noted by Pittsburg trade group
Pittsburg officials report a severe shortage of artificial limbs in European war zones. The foreign trade commission received an inquiry from Russia for 50,000 artificial legs and arms. Pittsburg manufacturers were asked to respond, with cables sent to foreign war offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Foreign Trade Commission of
Russia
Foreign War Offices
Richwood Chautauqua Plans and Local News
Richwood directors meet to organize the upcoming chautauqua starting August 21 with L A Thomas named general manager. The Fourth of July parade and ball game featured a 6 to 0 Richwood win over Summersville amid rain. Wade McClung's funeral drew attendees from Kentucky. Local business efforts, church extension, and civic projects progress as court visits and personnel changes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Chautauqua
L. A. Thomas
Summersville
Triplets Born to Gainesville Mother with Large Family
In Gainesville, Mrs Mae Ellis, a longtime resident, gave birth to triplets on July 10. She already has fifteen children, all living and healthy. The mother is about forty and the father several years older. the trio are reported healthy and expected to thrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsville, Tex
Mae Ellis
Gainesville
Eighteen Turtles Hatched by a Hen in Louisiana
Lem Macey of Smith, Louisiana, found a nest with about twenty turtle eggs after uncovering a turtle’s nest. He placed the eggs under his setting Rhode Island red hen named Lairy, who dutifully sat. Salry hatched eighteen healthy snapping turtles, a remarkable display of animal devotion.
Riots in London Cause $1,250,000 in Damage
Great Damage London July 10. Damage from anti German riots after the Lusitania sinking totals about 1,250,000 dollars, according to court statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wall
SOGIAL Club Expands Services in Clarksburg
A new association forming in Clarksburg announces plans for religious work, industrial and social departments. The religious branch aims to broaden opportunities and strengthen character, the industrial section offers study in various occupations to increase efficiency, and the social area seeks pleasant female association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Apd
Community notices and society events page highlights
Several local groups announce meetings and social events this week. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules a Tuesday July 13 gathering at St Pauls Church with a full department demonstration and public invitation. The Marcato Music Club plans a Monday 8 pm meeting at Miss Cora Smiths. business of importance will be discussed. Col Byrd and daughter Bessie return from a Columbus trip in motorcade. Curtis Prunty arranged transport, joined by Mrs McConnell and Marsie. Pinnickinnick Camp Fire Girls plan a late July camping party. Bertha Bland hosts a 3 to 5 pm meeting with Camp Fire planning. Miss Mary Hart hosts a small dance at her Locust Street home with George Barrie visiting Winchester. refreshments at 10 pm. Ohio Wesleyan students hold a reunion dinner at Gore hotel with Grace Flowers Helen Kable Virginia Wood and others. Christ Episcopal Auxiliary meets in parish house. Queen Esther Chapter 11 Eastern Star meets at Masonic temple with business transacted. Wirt Lewis and family return from a Virginia valley motor trip. Virginia Hays hosts a surprise party with games and 6 pm refreshments for her daughter Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mary Hart
Locust Street
George Bearrie
Winchester
Charles Hart, Jr
Gore Hotel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Grace Flowers
Helen Kable
Virginia Wood
Alice Lacy
Graham Lynch
Clarence Marston
Paul Marling
Clarence Lynch
Hart Hosts Informal Country Club Dance for Visiting Guests
Charles and Robert Hart entertained a group of young guests including Dorothy Morrow Lelet Guinn Pearl Hender son Beulah Patten Margaret Laura Hays Florence and Ray Musgrave at a small informal dance Friday evening at the country club. Dorothy Morrow and Lelet Guinn among the visiting guests from Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morrow
Lelet Guinn
Pearl Henderson
Beulah Patten
Margaret
Laura Hays
Florence
Ray Musgrave
Messrs
Hart
George Bearrie
Bryan Conrad
Winchester
Charles and
Robert Hart
Country Club
Break Monotony in Room Color with Accents
A professional decorator advises adding contrasting pillows to break monotony in a green room with a green velours couch cover. Blue and white schemes can appeal but need warmth from a third color. A straight color scheme is easy but needs skill to feel distinctive.
Spoke Wheel Salad and Household Hints
A mixed items page describes a decorative Spoke Wheel Salad with pineapple, cream cheese, walnuts, and pimento, plus general kitchen tips. Also includes cloth cleaning with ivy infusion, steam method for damp feathers, butter preservation in heat using a plant pot, and a cabbage compress for toothache. Union Dentists Have Both Phones.
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Steinway & Sons Pianos
Victor Victrolas
Steinway & Sons
Knabe, Chickering, Krakauer, Stultz & Bauer
Angelus
Bell
Bromley
Seventh Baptist Chrch
L. D. Louther
Hawin Davis
Oron Swiger
Bau“church
A. Schutte
A. Gillman
Nell Towles
United Brothres Church
W. R. Jenkins
Guy Snodgrass
Bessie Ash
First Ward
G. Bleakley
George Trainer
William Baker
A. J. C. Bond
D. J. Davis
Edwin Trainer
Asa Bailey
Ervin Stutler
G. H. Trainer
Atlantic City
J. F. Randolph
R. L. Townsend
Washington
B. Robinson
Ravenswood
Wright Carpenter
A. D. Trough
Wichita
Kan
Dr. Samuels
Trough
Mother's Club
Wade McClung
Kentucky
Ben Hamrek
J. A. Tincher
T Uncle Bop Xowery
Lumber Woods
Mrs. T. M. Richards
Tom
Williams
Buckhannon
Upsaur Record
Main Street
Shinn Brothers
Webster Springs
Circuit Court
Wesley Alderson
Emery Smithson
Alderson
Supreme Court
Texas
Sogial
Marcato Club
Marecato Music Club
Cora Smith
Sixth Street
Col
W. T. Byrd
Bessie
Columbus
Curtis E. Prunty
B. McConnell
Marsie
Camp Fire Girls
Pinnickinnick Camp Fire Girls
Bertha Bland
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wirt Lewis
Mord Lewis, Jr
Nora Lewis
Valley
Virginia
K. K. Hays
Buckhannon Pike
Union
Arctic Ice & Bottling Works
Arctic Ice and Bottling
Bell Phone
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