Princeton Circle Dines Guests Amid Summer Home Scene
Social notes detail Mrs. Charles Reed hosting at Park Avenue with Miss Mae Myers from Charlotte and other guests. The scene features summer flowers and course meals. Several locals and visitors are listed along with medical notes on Billy Epling Jr and various society arrivals. The column also notes church services and school reopening plans in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Myers
Charlotte
N. C
Blanche Straley
Ritchie Street
Charles Reed
Park Avenue
Leta Bohn
D. M. Viers
Highland Avenue
J. D. Beard
Mary McCrows
Lucille McCrows
Handley
Billy Epling, Jr
Albert Lester
East Falls
H. B. Barber
Park Avenues
Mary Viers
George H. Brown
Bee Street
Wes Brother
Hutchings
Tallahassee
Fiorina
Jack Carley
Tenn
Luio Nandhee
Beckley
John B. Harry
Louise
Hiawatha
Mise Mary Fanting
Mapie Acres
E. G. Ayres
Front Street
J. Edmund Thompson
Thompson
W. Harry Olcott
Margaret T. Olcott
Glencariya
John Adkins
Blacksburg
W. Miller
J. H. Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
Charleston
W. W. Hamilton
Church Services and Revivals Across Local Congregations
The Presbyterian and First Methodist churches report weekly services with Sunday school at 9:45 or 9:46 a.m., morning worship at 11, and evening at 8. Rev. Martin Hopkins will return to China in July 1926 after furlough. Church of God hosts a revival led by Rev. W. T. Rimmer in downtown Indianapolis, drawing large crowds and continues next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Epen
J. C. Mabe
Hamilton
J. M. Hamilton
Arthur Riner
Herndon
Riner
E. Z. Crozier
Highland Avenue
Harrington
Bessie Faulkner
West Princeton
Edgar Lazenby
Memorial Re Mise
Cordieley
Middle West
S. C. Whinerry
Rose City
Michigan
Helen McIntyre
Detroit
T. C. Bonham
Sarah Elizabeth
Monroe
Ramona Holroyd
Athens
Mullens
Betty Koontz
Randall
First Methodist Church
North Carolina
Mandall
D.C. Petry
Margaret Key
Bluefield
Luther Hale
Park Avenue
Bartimeus
Epworth League
Sarah Whitfield
Ogle
Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Mercer Street
J.edmund Thompson
Trinity
Sewing Circle
College Avenue
P. m
S P. Kennedy
Christian
R. M. Sims
Elmer C. Barton
Christian Endeavor
Church of God
W. T. Rimmer
Indianapolis
Straley Avenue
Seventh Street
First Methodist
Z. B. Randall
Notice of Princeton Cemetery plot price change
The Princeton Cemetery Association announces burial plots in Oakwood Cemetery rise from 50 to 100 after September with an interim 69 price through September 1 1925. Unpaid buyers are warned that unless paid by September 1 1925 the plots will be sold, and any graves in unpaid plots will have the remaining space sold after that date. J C Chambers Manager Princeton Cemetery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Cemetery Association
Oakwood
Cem
Cemetery Association
Chambers
Princeton I Cemetery Association
Dozen Divorce Docket Cases Open in Circuit Court
The circuit court opened a continuation of the trial of Annie M. Dalton against Annie M. Martin over alleged trespass and alienation of affections with $40,000 damages claimed. Mrs. Dalton testified about a photo she found in Dalton’s suitcase while Dalton and Mrs. Martin denied any inappropriate relation. Dalton, the plaintiff’s husband, and Mrs. Martin both testified, with the trial expected to go to the jury later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Annie M. Dalton
Annie M. Martin
Dalton Apares
Dalton
Divorce Day Opens in Court with Alimony Debates
The article notes divorce hearings resuming with Judge Herndon handling the docket as Judge McGrath nears completion of the Dalton-Martin trial. About a dozen active cases loom, with witnesses and combative spouses present, alimony concerns prompting sympathy for children amid domestic strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Herndon
Dalton-Martin
West Virginia
Virginia Tech Announces Revised Football Schedule
Clarence P. Miles announced Virginia Techs revised grid schedule for the coming season with games at home against Lynchburg Roanoke Hampden Sydney and Washington and Lee and away contests at Auburn Maryland South Carolina North Carolina Virginia and VMI. The Tech squad is ordered to report in Blacksburg for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Clarence P. Miles
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Lynchburg College
Roanoke College
Hampden-Sydney
Auburn
Ala
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
South Carolina
Richmond
UQUBLES TITLE 10 BE DECIDED TODAY
The national doubles championship at Longwood features Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams meeting Gerald Patterson and John B Hawkes after earlier rounds. Americans face Australia in three finals as Miss Fry gains a place in the Longwood womens final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Gerald Patterson
John B. Hawkes
Longwood Cricket Club
United States
California
Johneton
Griffin
Richards
Williams
Howard
Neey
San Francisco
Samuel Hardy
Walter L. Pate
New York
Julian
Myrick
A. Wallis Myers
England
America
Australia
Joan Fry
Marian Zinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Elizabeth Ryan
Molla B. Mallory
Fry
The
Rovers
William T. Tilden
Molla B Mallory
Mise Kat
Er McKane
Joan B. Hawkes
Mise McKane
For rent Furnished rooms for light house keeping
Classified note offering furnished rooms for light housekeeping at Santon Apartments with a contact number 129. The item then shifts to a road project contract in progress from Bluefield to Abshire Gap, mentioning bids by White, Rich & Company for grading and macadamising work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santon Apartments
Bluefield
Abshire Gap
White, Rich & Company
Coalwood Gary dispute disrupts McDowell County baseball meeting
A Coalfield baseball league directors meeting in Welch and McDowell County aborted when President Strother and Frank Archer failed to attend. With a quorum of three, Berlin Sullivan and Dennen debated a re opening of the Douglas case and a prior compensation pact. Gary and Coalwood prepare for Sunday’s deciding county championship game as Mecklenbourg likely starts for Coalwood and Gearhart for Coalwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalfield Baseball League
J. D. F. Strother
Frank Archer
Bluefield
Kentucky
FE. L. Berlin
Coalwood
Jack Sullivan
Gary
C. A. Dennen
Pocahontas
Pace-Bramwell
Berlin
Telegraph
Poca-Bramwell
Sullivan
Dennen
Mr. Sullivan
Douglas
Bed
Cooper
Bramwell
EB. L. Berlin
Uglas
Mecklenbourg
Cording
J. Sullivan
Gary Wul
McDowell
Welch Rotary Club Hosts Community Picnic Planning
The Welch Rotary Club and Kiwanis Club accept an invitation to a Friday picnic on September 4 organized by Salvation Area to give local children a real outing. A committee is formed to run the event at Baileysville with both clubs aiding in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Rotes
Regres
Salvation Area
Rotarians
Rotary Club
Baileysville
B. E. Downs
McDowell County
Boy Scout Council
Big Creek
Browns Creek
Adking
W. C. Hall
Court of Honor
Sanders, Crockett Fox & Sanders
Community charity aids crippled children in city
Grace hospital treated led children at minimal club cost and six crippled children were sent to Shriners hospital in St Louis. The children are said to be improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hospital
Shriners Hospital
St. Louis
Fire damages house of Davy postmaster
A fire at the residence of John O. Stone postmaster of Davy started from a defective flue and burned a bedroom above the kitchen. Neighbors contained the blaze with buckets. about 300 dollars in damage occurred. Welch fire department was diverted en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Stone
Davy
KH. B. Martin
Mr. Martin
Lane Stone
Welch Fire Department
Deegans
Welch Briefs and Local Event Highlights
The county clerk issued two marriage licenses Edward Sheets age 24 to Eric Mitchell age 22 both of Gary and John Parker age 25 to Florence Jones age 26 both of Elbert. Ellwood Davidson of the Welch Theatre demonstrated a new motion picture camera capturing a fire scene at the frame building on McDowell street. Chas Sherrer was fined 100 and given 60 days in jail for driving under the influence with jail time suspended by Mayor Blakely in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheets
Eric Mitchell
Gary
John Parker
Florence Jones
Elbert
Ellwood Davidson
Welch Theatre
McDowell Street
Davidson
Chas, Sherrer
Blakely
Welch Personal Items Highlight Local Business Travel
Billy Williams a Bluefield board member spent time in Welch on business. Mr and Mrs Guy C Mace of Gary will depart for Hinton and Ronceverte where they will go next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELCH
Billy Williams
Bluefield
Guy C. Mace
Gary
Hinton and
Ronceverte
Weekend Notes of Local Residents and Visitors
A roundup of residents and visitors with travel plans and home visits. Miss Carolyne Eagle of Ronceverte will teach music in Gary for one season, others like Lewis Clark of Kyle and Joe Mart of Welch plan winter business in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyne Eagle
Ronceverte
Mace
Gary
Gertrude Ederle Prepares for English Channel Bid
Boulogne August 28 Miss Gertrude Ederle the American swimming champion will begin light training starting tomorrow if weather allows. She completed her usual regimen today with a long walk in the afternoon and a massage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Miss Ederle
Cates
Middle Atlantic League Scores Show Mixed Results
Fairmont beats Clarksburg 10 to 7 in the middle games while Fairmont second team leads 6 to 7 over Clarksburg. Wheeling defeats Cumberland 5 to 4 in another contested matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic League
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Carksburg
Wheeling
Cumberland
Terms Agreed On For Maintenance Men During Tieup
Wilkes Barre mayor backs a single peace-maker to mediate between miners and operators. F M Kirkby, a Woolworth and Lehigh Valley figure, is proposed as mediator. Contract miners in the region plan to quit work, causing a preemptive suspension over forty eight hours before the official start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Hart
Wilkesbarre
F. M. Kirkby
F. W. Woolworth Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kirby Park
Hart
Kirby
No Strike Committee Formally Disbanded
Scranton Pennsylvania August 28 4 The anthracite region business men's no strike committee formally disbanded its organization at its meeting here tonight Hope of averting a suspension of anthracite mining on September 1 was definitely abandoned by citizen mediators they declared in a formal statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
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Princeton School OF Music
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Cora Francis Catron
Tazewell
Boy Scout Troop No. 1
Laurel Creek
Circle Number 2
Christian Aid Society
Nary Grocery
Vninceton Avenue
M. E. Maupin
Olive Clark
Princeton Kiwanians
Fair Grounds
Conrad Brevick
Alice E. Hill
Lory
West Va
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the Collection Service CO
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Woolworth’s
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S. V. Hyman
Graham Sales
Welch Briefs
Lewis Clark
Kyle
Joe Mart
Miami
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Louise Eppling
H. T. Graham
Anawalt
Pennington Gap
Mr. Graham
ER. M. Cook
Jaeger
William J. Hatfield
Alice Ready Partlow
Bess Badgett
W. R. Wilson
English
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Col
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Kimball
Joe Greenburg
Wilcoe
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Jane Dennen
Frank Wood
A. V. Dennen
Abe Foreman
A. E. Riley
Eugene H. Lepinsky
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