Delightful Princeton Tea Hosts and Wedding News
A social tea hosted by Mrs W B Dangerfield at her North Walker Street home drew many guests and featured violin music by Helen Reynolds. Telegram confirms the marriage of Freeman Sents and Ruth Johnston in Richmond, with plans uncertain for their future in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Dangerfield
North Walker Street
Mra
EB. W. Hale
Miss Johnston
Richmond
Mr. Bentz
J. EB. T. Bentz
W. EB. B. Johnston
Hinton
Lentz
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Telegraph
Cottage Property Listing at Avenue Princeton
A short classified item notes a cottage for sale or rent at a via avenue in Princeton with a general listing and a phone reference. Details are minimal and contact information is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Princeton, Genery
Notce to the Traveling Public Beckley Taxi Line Ad
Notice to travelers promotes Beckley West Virginia routes via Harper on the Virginian line. Claims best hard road in Raleigh County fifteen minutes from the Virginian gateway. Describes closed cars and careful drivers with fares for trunks and taxis. Beckley phone 832 Harper phone 28 F3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
W. Va
Harper
Virginian
Rale County
Harper Taxi Line
Raleigh County
Social events at East Princeton church and area groups
The Young Peoples Missionary Society hosted a Christmas color party at the King home in East Princeton with about seventy attendees. Miss Ines Johnston won a cake for prettiest girl. music by Inez Johnston and local talent. B Y P A group and Legion Auxiliary meetings noted. Sunshine Girls of the Christian church held a monthly meeting with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Key Street Methodist Church
E. B. King
Princeton
Ines Johnston
Inez Johnston
Ruth
Clarice Johnston
Mary Drew
Kathleen Johnston
Eva
Irene Ray
Eloise Barton
Constance Martin
Lillie Mae Meador
Ethel Shelton
Mona Lambert
Hattie Chambers
Vaughan
Emma McKenzie
Morgan
Williams
Edward Rule
Theodore Oliver
Cut Riner
Roy McDaniels
Arthur Howell
Sunshine Girls
Sunshine Girls of the Christian Church
Mary Witten
Ruth Gott
Lottie Sowers
Irene Laisk
Mildred Bowser
Circle No 4 Meet At Mrs Secrest Home
Circle No 4 of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs Secrest Walnut street Mrs Ketron led the Bible study and the group presented her twelve silver coasters at the close A hostess served a fruit salad cream chicken patties onion balls pickle saltines and hot tea Delphian Department will be hosted by Miss Minerva Bird at Mrs J S Chambers Center street on Tuesday December 8 at 7 20 p m with Mrs L K Sutton as leader and Julius Caesar as the evening topic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
J. H.ids
Carlston
J. L. Caldwell
H. A. Shumate
Reynolds
TB. K. Deverle
Methodist Church
Secrest
Walnut Street
Ketron
Wers
Olieay
Delphian
Woman's Club
Minerva Bird
Dinner Guests at Park Avenue Home
Mrs Avey Nester hosted six o'clock dinner guests Mrs Nancyo Kester Mr and Mrs Fred Kesinger and children of East Princeton on Park avenue Friday. Miss Mattie McCoy visits sister Mrs J H Reynolds for a few days. Mrs B R Barnett returns to New Orleans after a two weeks stay with sister Mrs H C Wells on College avenue. Mrs Barnett accompanied home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Chastang
Wells
James
Christiansburg
H. W. Straley
T. W. Straley
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Straley
Texas
B. D. Meadows
Logan
Princeton
W. T. Cameron
Daisey
Pauline Newland
Emily
Virginia Ratcliffe
Julia Groseclose
Biuefle
M. Goodwin
Park Avenue
W. M. Snidow
Pax
B. E. Rumberg
South Avenue
W. K. Riner
Front Street
Peterstown
G. M. Taylor
A. M. Peeeeete
Denis Harrington
G. B. Daniels
Hal Harmon
Nancyo Kester
Fred Kesinger
East Princeton
Avey Nester
Mattie McCoy
J. H. Reynolds
8. R. Barnett
New Orleans
H. C. Wells
College Avenue
Barnett
Checks and the rise of the modern banking system
The article explains how merchants moved from cash settlements to using checks. Jones holds funds with Banker Smith and writes an order to transfer money to Brown, who signs and accepts as payment. The bank effectively becomes a safe medium of exchange, with checks acting as receipts and reducing cash handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Brown
Smith
Meeting Presbyerian Men's Club Enjoyable Session
The Presbyterian Men's Club held its regular monthly meeting Friday at 6 30 in the church banquet hall with about fifty men present. Music by T O J Wilson and John Pennel featured the program along with an address by Bernard McClaugherty and a turkey dinner served by Circle No 4 of the Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. PA. Group No. 2
First Baptist Church
M. V. Carr
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
T. O'J. Wilson
John Pennel
8. W. Moore
Bernard McClaugherty
Princeton
Circle No. 4
Thelma
Mattie Bowling
Water Co. suit drags as long trial extends into night
In Bluefield, the Waterworks and Improvement Co versus O 8 Herd & Co remains in circuit court with potential jury verdict Monday. Judge Herndon held four night sessions to speed the case amid heavy evidence. witness Hord testified long Friday through yesterday. Separately, Mercer county suit before Judge McGrath awarded $1,500 to Wimmer. county seeks to overturn the verdict as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Waterworks and Improvement Company
O. 8. Herd & Co
Herndon
Hord
County Court
Mercer von W. ©. Wimmer
McGrath
Wimmer
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Gypsie Lee Pine
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Strate Mahood
D. C. Rice
R. T. Hopkins
EB. S. Oe
Stuart Garrett
A. Kyle
Lillle Sutton
J. A Dangerfield
H. ©. Haya
H. H. Ball
A. B. Caffee
R. L
Reece Black
W. O. Sowers
Freeman Kyle
Rs. Greever
A Smith
J. *?. McNutt
B. Spangler
J. M. Smith
J. R. Rich
Marshall Jeffries
A. W. Reynolds
Mary Overholt
Mary
Cora White
Rath Gott
Hailie Ball
Edna Moses
Eva Spencer
Billie Via
Oxford
Hadden’s
Midland
Princeton, W. Va
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Wales
Princeton Pharmacy
Main
Delphian Department
Heitine
Radiotrons
Radiola Ill
Rusmisell Electric CO
I. Va
Meeting Presbyterian Men’s Club
Radiola
Fe. B. Factory
Nash
Princeton Motor Company
Ouse Square
RCA
Radiola Shop
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