Court day cut short as cases settled and continued
Princeton circuit court sessions were shortened when two cases settled out of court and one was postponed. J H Robinette settled for 5000 against G C Murphy over a hand injury from a slammed store door. Betty Lee Clerk settled for 4250 against Isadore J Plank and Tobie S Blank after a street car collision. Other cases adjourned include a 10000 suit by Vesta Davis against Virginian Railway and a slander suit by Bertha Underwood against Eddie B Kidd and Oscar B Kidd. Eugene Edwin Thomas won an absolute divorce from Edwin Lindsay Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell M. Tanner
J. H. Robinette
G. C. Murphy Company
Robinette
Betty Lee Clerk
Isadore J. Plank
Tobie S. Blank
Bluefield
R. 0
Sewell
L. W. Lawson
Lawson
Vesta Davis
Paul Davis
Virginian Railway Company
Matoaka
Bertha Underwood
Eddie B. Kidd
Oscar B. Kidd
Nine Men Booked On Drunk Charges
Nine men, charged with being drunk, were booked at the county jail Saturday and Sunday. All but two paid fines of $10 and costs imposed by local magistrates. John Sisman, charged with being drunk and disorderly, was fined $35 and given thirty days in jail by Magistrate E. L. Davidson at Matoaka. Trig Graham, of McComas, was fined $100 and costs and given thirty days in jail by Magistrate W. S. Reynolds at Montcalm Saturday on charge of having liquor in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sisman
E. L. Davidson
Matoaka
Trig Graham
McComas
W. 8
Reynolis
Montcalm
Gall Stone Colic Advice and Home Remedy Advertisement
A home treatment suggestion for gall stone colic urges avoiding operation if possible and treating causes sensibly at home using Prescription No. 69. The ad directs readers to ask their druggist or write to Home Drug Co. in Minneapolis for literature on a rec ted practicing specialist's prescription for liver and gall bladder trouble that has shown gratifying results for 28 years. Sold under money back guarantee. Clip this out now.
Celebrities who beat TB head Christmas Seal drive
A unique national committee of tuberculsis survivors will lead the twenty seventh annual Christmas Seal sale across the United States starting Thanksgiving Day. The 2 084 affiliated associations back the effort with notable members including Will Irwin Harold Bell Wright Hobart Bosworth Roger W Babson Irving Fisher Charles Wakefield Cadman Eugene ONeill and Dr William Charles White as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Will Irwin
New York City
William Charles White
Washington D. C
Harold Bell Wright
Tucson
Ariz
Hobart Bosworth
Beverly Hills
Cal
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Irving Fisher
New Haven
Princeton Patrol Honors At Mercer School
Honor patrol pupils for this week at the Mercer school are Jame Rus sell, Cora Smith, Helen Wagner, Walter Deverle, Herbert Herring and James Bailey. They are from 8-A room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer School
Jame Russell
Cora Smith
Helen Wagner
Walter Deverle
Herbert Herring
James Bailey
Clifford Nunn Arrested for Assault on Martha Barnett and Virginia Nunn
Clifford Nunn was arrested yesterday by Constable J H Davidson on charges of assault and battery against Martha Barnett and Virginia Nunn. He is held at the county jail awaiting a hearing before Magistrate D T Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barnett
Virginia Nunn
Clifford Nunn
J. H. Davidson
Nunn
County Jell
D. T. Carr
Bluefield Man Named Clerk to District Road Office
Ben Draper of Bluefield is appointed a clerk in the office of district road engineer L. R. Taylor. He succeeds John Mastin who has taken the post of purchasing agent for the CWA in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Draper
Bluefield
L. R. Taylor
John Mastin
CWA
Prince ton Wild Life league to elect delegates at meeting
Delegates to the state convention of the Wild Life league to be held at Beckley December 9 will be elected at a meeting of the Princeton branch of the league tonight at 8 oclock at the Memorial building. Members will discuss conservation matters and decide on instructions to be given delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wild Life League
Beckley
Princeton
League
Memorial Building
Roanoke Men Charged With Liquor Possession
Cary Livesy and John Thornhill both of Roanoke were arrested November 22 on the Princeton Oakvale road by state troopers and deputy sheriffs and were arraigned before Magistrate D T Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Livesy
John Thornhill
Roanoke
Princeton
Oakvale
D. T. Carr
Truck raid uncovers 80 gallons liquor hidden under poultry
Officers found 80 gallons of liquor concealed beneath a chicken and produce load in a truck. The two men were fined $100 plus costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
Lemmie Clark Named Guardian in County Fiduciary Order
Lemmie Clark was appointed guardian for Betty Lee Clark in a fiduciary order entered in the county clerk's office yesterday. Bond of $2,000 was given with C. BE Clark as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmie Clark
Betty Lee Clark
C. Be, Clark
Platinum Blonde at Royal theater features Loretta Young and Harlow
The high society satire follows a free spirited reporter who marries a society beauty after being caged by her glamour. It stars Loretta Young Jean Harlow Robert Williams Waltr Catlett and Louise Closser Hale amid lavish sets and chic fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theater
Loretta Young
Jean Harlow
Robert Williams
Waltr Catlett
Louise Closser Hale
Sunshine Circle Meets Tonight at Mrs Piper Home
The Sunshine circle 3 of the First Church of Christ holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs W L Piper Lovell avenue with Mrs Lilly Meador as hostess All members are asked to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle 3
First Church of Christ
W. L. Piper
Lovell Avenue
Lilly Meador
Girl Scout Potluck Supper At Presbyterian Church
The Girl Scout potluck supper is tonight at 6 at the Presbyterian church with awards for scouts. All parents are invited to attend the meal and support the Scouts. The T. E. L. class meets on Tuesday December 12 due to the week of prayer services. The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet tonight at 7 30 with Mrs. W E Cunningham on Hale avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. EE. L
First Baptist Church
Dd. A. R
Daughters American Revolution
W. E. Cunningham
Hale Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meeting Tonight at Memorial
The local Veterans of Foreign Wars post meets at 7:30 this evening in the Memorial building. Discussion will cover veterans welfare measures to be submitted to Congress in January by the VFW of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Memorial
Congress
The
United States
Week of Prayer Observed by First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society marks a foreign mission week with daily 2:30 PM services at the church. Circles 1 and 2 led Monday's program, Circles 3 and 4 take the stage today, and Friday features an all day Day of Prayer around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Foreign Mission
Shirt Factory Shut After Code Test In Local City
The local shirt factory closes due to the cotton garment industry code effective November 27. A one week test showed products cannot compete with foreign factories. D L Casey asks General Hugh Johnson to send an investigator to study conditions and enable profitable operation if possible. The plant employed 323 workers with a 32 1 2 cent minimum hourly rate, above the 30 cent southern rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Casey
Chamber of Commerce
National Recovery Act
Hugh Johnson
Princeton Personalities Share Thanksgiving Week Gatherings
Local residents and visitors marked Thanksgiving with family visits across Roanoke Virginia Winston Salem and nearby towns. The gathering list includes Mrs H L Glenn Mrs W B Reid and Betty Jean plus Miss Zylpha Carter Mre R A Fielder Wilda of Rhodell W Va and many others.社
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Glenn
W. 8. Reid
Betty Jean
Roanoke
Virginia
Zylpha Carter
Winston-Salem
R. A. Fielder
Wilda
Rhodell
W. Va
Max L. Covey
North Walker Street
Gladys Jones
Memorial Hospital
Straley Avenue
First Church of God
J. C. Carter
Park Avenue
Ollie Carter
Greensboro
N. C
James Stearts Jr
Mullens
L. R. Taylor
Louise
Jim
Ed Carter
Winston- Salem
Mary Crews
Pineville
Edward Crews
West Virginia University
P. I. Lilly
Denny Peters
Glen Rogers
Jessie Lilly
Center Street
Fred Corley
Jack Lee
Kilcythe
Elizabeth Lilly
Elizabeth Brooks
Dave Brooks
Clarence Roe
Norfolk
Thelma Hunter
D. Hoback
A. R. Kyle
Edie
Muriel
Morgantown
Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Area Residents
Local residents recount Thanksgiving visits with family across West Virginia Virginia towns and beyond. Several relatives are noted as students at West Virginia University Agnes Scott College Roanoke College and nearby Salem Virginia while others return from Staunton Charlottesville and Newport. Illness and recovery updates are included for Susanne Smith and Mrs Hartley Sanders amid holiday travel and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
Mies Gil Walker
Union
Carl Bivens
Alderson
McNeer
Hale Avenue
Tinder
Decatur
Buford Tinder
Agnes Scott College
Carrie Stafford
Williamson
Harold Stafford
College Avenue
W. W. Rogers
Highland Avenue
Keyser
W. Va
Susanne Smith
Bluefield Road
Dangerfield
J. W. McNutt
Staunton
Charlottesville
Hartley Sanders
Walker Street
J. D. Burgess
Washington
Cecil Johnson
New York
W. A. Johnson
Bee Street
Mt. Regis
Salem
Johnson
Ira Mason Smith
Roanoke College
I. M. Smith
Circle Drive
Roy Robinette
Newport
Lillian Reynolds
W. S. Roberts
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Service
Princeton Lodge No. 1469 BPOF held its annual memorial service at the First Methodist church with hundreds in attendance. Dr. J. M. Carter delivered the oration and a quartet performed pieces including Beautiful Threads of Gold and God Never Forgets. Harvey Rice sang Recessional. The roll call listed many deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Lodge
First Methodist Church
J. M. Carter
God
Phil Sutton
Harvey Rice
H. R. Harrison
Oris Barton
R. E. Thornhill
C. W. Merrill
M. A. Lowe
Hoge Compton
R. B. McKenzie
Shirley R. Hylton
W. P. Haller
R. C. Moye
George P. Damewood
Frank Welboan
F. L. Ball
J. K. Thorn
T. Fred Brown
A. I. Bratton
W. E. Tyler
R. O. Secrest
R. D. McMichael
Carl A. Martin
Russell B. Bodell
Carl W Smith
Lawrences. Fielder
Harry C. Ellett
Local Folk Stage Temperance Drama Tonight at First Church
Cast list for the drama Who Killed Earl Wright the trial of Frank Lloyd based on a drunken brawl is announced for tomorrow night at 4 union service at the First Church of Christ. The production features real figures including Jack Stiles bootlegger Mrs French eye witness and a full court scene with jurors and officials. All city churches participate in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wright
First Church of Christ
Frank Lloyd
Jack Stiles
J. M. McNeer
B. E. Ewing
Anti-Saloon League
C.S. McIinturff
Evelyn
Margaret Ann McInturff
Kyle McCormick
Willis Chambers
Lloyd
Lillie K. Sutton
J. M. Carter
Jack Stil
County CWA Board Names Personnel in Princeton Meeting
The county CWA offices personnel were announced by the county board last Friday night in Princeton. The staff includes Mrs. Lida Talliferro as suing officer and Mary Powell as clerk in charge of direct relief disbursing. Other members listed: A. L. Bowling Ruth Christian Virginia Linkenbower Martha Biedler Sue Deyerle investigators. Joe Walthall Mrs Velida Caldwell Mrs Clara Meadows Mrs J F Thornton Mrs J E Thomason W. D. Bowling work relief officer. John Mastin purchasing agent Constance Fortune Opal Montgomery May Honaker Lille M Thorn Ruth Hess. Additional staff: R. B. Burns W. F. Neal Mary Holcombe Hazel Caldwell Arthur G. Booth Nellie Poff Marshall Peters. Direct relief in Bluefield is led by Mrs. Mary Murphy issuing officer with Mrs J B Shumate and Ray Lawson. Jess Easley serves as welfare administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Princeton
Lida Tallifero
Mary Powell
A. L. Bowling
Ruth Christian
Virginia Linkenbower
Martha Biedler
Sue Deyerle
Joe Walthall
Velida Caldwell
Clara Meadows
J. F. Thornton
J. E. Thomason
Adult Education Series Opens at Silver Springs School
The first class in a series of adult education courses will be held tonight at Silver Springs school under the P T A. Teachers are Willis Chambers and Virginia Jones. Classes meet each Tuesday night, ending at an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Springs
P.T. A
Willis Chambers
Virginia Jones
Welch Parent-Teacher Association
Welch High School
Welch Graded School
Thanksgiving PTA meeting draws large turnout
The Silver Springs PTA held a Thanksgiving meeting last Friday night with 139 attendees including forty nine men and women. Pupils presented a play titled Joy of Giving by Willis Chambers with a synopsis read by Miss Virginia Jones and a piano and saxophone solo by Mr. Chambers. Mrs. John Shuff led a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Silver Springs
Willis Chambers
Virginia Jones
Chambere
John Shuff Pretty
Bond test case moves to Mason county circuit court
Charleston West Virginia December 4 The Mason county circuit court was chosen to hear a case testing the validity of municipal bonds issued for public works. Engineer M L O Neale said the change aims to start the case soon after year’s end. An appeal to the state supreme court remains planned regardless of the circuit court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Mason County
Hancock County
M. L O’neale
Advisory Public Works Board
Supreme Court
Welch court verdicts in three cases at December session
Three trials were heard at the first session of the December circuit court in Welch. Two verdicts favored plaintiffs and one favored the defendant. Cases included Love W. Miller vs Lavinia Munsey and Louis Mahone vs Will Tester, with several judgments and settlements announced as the term proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short
B. F. Howard
Eulalia Williame Ve
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Whch
Love W. Miller
Lavinia Munsey
Tennessee
Justice’s Court
Lillian Jukes
Quinto Falangi
Louis Mahone
Will Tester
Mahone
Yukon
Dr David’s Sanative Wash Advertisement
An old drugstore promotion touts Dr David’s Sanative Wash for scabies relief. It claims rapid itching reduction, germ destruction, and a money back guarantee. Sold via druggists or direct for 60 cents postpaid by Owens & Minor of Richmond Virginia.
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Lee May
Ida Alabama held last rites Sunday afternoon for Mrs Lee May 22 of Glen Alum who died in a local hospital after being fatally burned when her dress caught fire near an open fireplace with her infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Ala
Lee May
Glen Alum
Saeger
May
Mise Ethel Green
J. L. Green
Twin Branch
Hubert
Neda Rupel
Bertha Green
Marie Green
Glen Um
Panther man suffers fractured skull after iron pipe attack
Jarvey Bryant, 22, colored, of Panther, is at Welch Emergency hospital with a fractured skull after a man struck him with an iron pipe. His condition is serious and he remains semi conscious. No arrests had been made last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvey Bryant
Panther
Welch Emergency Hospital
Fatal hunting accident claims life of Gussie Acord at 24
Gussie Acord of Baileyeville died at 4 30 Sunday morning after a shotgun wound while hunting Saturday. He reportedly discharged the weapon by accident and told friend Jim Miller of Mill Creek. A searching party found him Saturday evening. funeral and burial planned at Clear Fork. He was born January 15 1909 in Oceana and survived by a widow and several siblings. Welch PTA meeting today features a sixth grade play at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Acord
Baileyeville
Welch
Acord
Jim Miller
Mill Creek
Mr. Acord
Clear Fork
Oceana
Robert Acord
Violet Bailey
Cora Francis
Leola Bailey
Jesse
W. Va
Lucy Walls
Jesse Blankenship
Jack
Louise
William
James
Robert
Bertha
Nell
Chaminade Music Club Meets Tonight at A Palachian Room
Welch society notes the Chaminade Music club gathering tonight at 8 o'clock in the Appalachian community room with Mrs. A Osborn as hostess and program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaminade Music Club
Apalachian
A. Osborn
Bridge Parties Planned in Appalachian Community Room
Invitations issued by Mrs. Paul Reyburn and Mrs. Clyde Linkous for bridge gatherings to be held Friday evening and Saturday afternoon in the Appalachian community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reyburn
Clyde Linkous
Appalachian Community Room
Circle to Meet for Mission Study Tonight
Circle No. 1 of the Baptists Missionary society will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Mrs. W. T. Cartwright home to study the current mission book. The December meeting of the P.T.A. continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bapties Missionary Society
W. T. Cartwright
Bridge Club Meeting at Mrs Gottlieb Home
The Bridge club of the Emanual Sisterhood will meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Louis Gottlieb on Elkhorn Street. Two tables will be in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
The
Emanual Sisterhood
Louis Gottlieb
Elkhorn Street
Police chiefs Sly and Carl bag deer on annual Elk County hunt
Chief of Police Howard Sly and his brother Carl returned from Elk County Pennsylvania after a ten day hunting trip. Each killed a deer weighing about 200 pounds on the first deer day. They also brought rabbits grouse and squirrels. The deer are on display in front of City Hall on McDowell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sly
Carl Sly
Elk County
Pennsylvania
City Hall
McDowell Street
Local patients, operations, and discharges at Grace and Stevens clinics
Master Oliver DeWitt of Marytown had an operation at Grace hospital yesterday. Mrs. BE Mullins of Logan was admitted to Stevens clinic for treatment. Mullins is mother of Mrs. W. M. Minton, formerly of Welch. Mrs. Kelley Gillespie of Hemphill is under treatment at Grace hospital. Miss Ruth Hatfield of Coalwood admitted to Stevens clinic. Mrs. Glen Lusk of Algoma, burned two weeks ago, allowed to return home from Grace. Mrs. C. H. Beavers of Bandy returned home after operation at Grace. Mrs. L. B. Surface of Elkhorn discharged after two weeks at Grace. Mrs. Jasper Adkins of Pineville admitted to Grace hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver DeWitt
Harvey DeWitt
Marytown
Grace Hospital
BE. B. Mullins
Logan
Stevens Clinic
Mullins
W. M. Minton
Welch
Kelley Gillespie
Hemphill
Ruth Hatfield
Coalwood
Glen Lusk
Algoma
C. H. Beavers
Bandy
W. Va
L. B. Surface
Elkhorn
Jasper Adkins
Pineville
Wounded Hunter Hurts Self in Accident Near Havaco
Herbert Hites an 18 year old from Havaco was badly wounded when he accidentally shot himself while hunting Saturday. The wound is not serious and he is expected to be discharged soon from Welch Emergency Hospital. Hites is a Welch High School senior. Attending pro game observers from Welch and Ber wind reported attending a Ports mouth Spartans versus Chicago Bears game in Portsmouth Ohio where the Bears won 17 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hites
Havaco
Welch Emergency Hospital
Hites
Welch High School
Maurice Herzbrun
Henry Bailey
S. M. Burgess
Harry Butler
Pat Flanagan
Henry Rogers
Welch
Bill Geissenger
Berwind
Portsmouth
Ohio
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Tivis Thomas in Serious Condition After Accident
Tivis Thomas age 25 of Lex is hospitalized in serious condition at Grace hospital after an accidental gunshot wound. He was loading a pistol at home Sunday evening when the trigger was pulled and the bullet entered his lower abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivis Thomas
Lex
Grace Hospital
Thomas
Miss Sallie P. Scott Suffers Hip Fracture in Fall
Miss Sallie P. Scott of Gary fractured her hip Saturday afternoon after a fall at home. She is under treatment at Grace hospital and her condition is not serious. She is an aunt of Mrs. R. V. Shanklin of Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie P. Scott
Gary
Grace Hospital
Miss Scott
R. V. Shanklin
Welch Personal Notes From Virginia and Nearby Towns
Welch residents report visits and returns from Charlottesville Richmond Huntington Poccahontas Roanoke and Wheatly. Families include Hicks Curd Harman Reynolds French Baach Tandy Bingham Greenawalt Baber Eddins and Walker with updates on health and employment. Isadore Katzen improves at home on McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Charles
T. H
Curd
Tommy
Robert Harman
Charlottesville
Richmond
W. B. Reynolds
Huntington
J. Hoagland French
Paccahontas
Solon Baach
T. K. Tandy
Wheatly
Coach Tandy
Lillian Bingham
Zelma Greenawalt
Roanoke
Earl Baber
Montgomery
Welch
Flat Iron
Baber
Mack Eddins
Welch Notables Return From Trips and Camps
Street life notes include Sam McCulloch returning to Welch after six months at a CCC camp near Elkins. Beulah Turner came home from Martinsville Virginia for Thanksgiving with relatives. A. Effron of Bluefield was in Welch yesterday attending to business and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McCulloch
Welch
Elkins
Allan Hoover Cleared in Speeding Charge
Attorney for Allan Hoover appeared in justice court and paid a $15 fine to clear the son of former President Herbert Hoover of a speeding charge. A guilty plea was entered for the traffic ticket issued last Saturday night by highway patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Allan Hoover
Justice Court
Herbert Hoover
Young Hoover
National Day Law Ends Amid Liquor Sale Provisions
A state by state survey shows varied rules on off premise consumption and liquor sales. Florida and Georgia ban restricted options, while Illinois and Indiana discuss enforcement, and Maine Maryland New Hampshire remain unsettled or prohibited.
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North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
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Georgia
Idaho
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Kentucky
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New Jersey
New Mexico
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Harry Bowen
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
ONE Broadway
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Ats Tea
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Newport News
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