Marcus Show to Play Midnight at Colonial Theatre
Manager Max Matz announces a special midnight performance of the Marcus Show at the Colonial Theatre on Tuesday December 26. The two hour and a half production features about sixty to seventy performers in two acts and twenty five scenes with Parisian style entertainment. All seats are reserved and admission is forbidden to adolescents as children are not admitted.
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Max Matz
Colonial Theatre
Marcus
Colonial
Matz
Paris
America
Montmartre
Seine
App Atera
HA Cha San
LA Fanette
Teachers in Wyoming County to wait for salaries
Pineville West Virginia Dee 9 Needy teachers in Wyoming county will receive no fund relief for counting. C A Blankenship county school superintendent said today he asked that all teachers who can do so await payment of their salaries after tax revenues are available
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Pineville
W. Va
Dee
Wyoming County
C. A. Blankenship
Marriage at Fifth Avenue Baptist in Huntington West Virginia
Miss Daisy Kelly Butt and Frank R. McComas wed December 1 with ceremony led by Dr. Norman W. Cox. Bride, daughter of Charles Butt, is a graduate of Pocahontas High and Virginia Intermont. groom is with Pocahontas Fuel in Phontas and has bought a home near Alfred Den nen. Postmaster Butler Hammitt resigns after seven years to join Pocahontas Fuel.
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Pocahontas
Daisy Kelly Butt
Frank R. McComas
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Huntington
W. Va
Norman W. Cox
McComas
Charles Butt
Butt
Pocahontas High School
Virinia Intermont College
Bristol
Sheater
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
James I. McComas
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Phontas
Alfred Dennen
Hammitt
Eastern Star to Meet at Masonic Hall Monday Evening
Princesse Pocahontas chapter of the Eastern Star will meet at 7 30 Monday evening in the Masonic hall.
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Princesse Pocahontas Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bridge club hosts lively evening with prize awarded
Mrs. Eddy Rhodes hosted the Contract Bridge club and guests on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Harold Renkin won the high score prize. A party plate was served to Mesdames Frank Ellett, Junius Ellett, Claude Camp, John Dennen, Herbert Butt, Harold Renkin, M. S. Bennett, and Chester Hind.
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Eddy Rhodes
Contract Bridge Club
Harold Renkin
Frank Ellett
Junius Ellett
Claude Camp
John Dennen
Herbert Butt
M. S. Bennett
Chester Hind
Local Names Listed in Court Journal
Warren Graham J B Hurley Joe Payne and Miss Margaret Bishop appear in the court docket as residents or parties noting participation or involvement in the case. The fragment suggests names of individuals connected to a legal matter or public notices in the issue.
Youngest student shines at Junior Military Academy
Gordon Little, twelve, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Gordon Little, excels at Junior Military Academy in Bloomington Tennessee with the highest grades in the school. He stands out as the youngest pupil in the program.
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Gordon Little
Louis Gordon Little
Junior Military Academy
Bloomington, Tenn
Ww Tc U Will Meet At Methodist Church
A local W W C T U meeting is scheduled for Tuesday night at 7 30 at the Methodist church. Various local notices and personal news follow, including recoveries and illnesses of residents, travel updates, and social visits.
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Methodist Church
Bramwell Woman's Club Plans Christmas Tree and Bazaar
Bramwell West Virginia December meeting of the Woman's Club drew a large crowd. Plans were announced for a community Christmas tree on Mrs. Phillips lawn weather permitting, and a Masonic hall bazaar set for Friday and Saturday with hostesses listed. Dues for 1934 were reduced and volunteers were asked to join for club work.
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Bramwell
W. Va
Bramwell Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
D. N. Griffith
America
John D. Hewitt
W. S. Phillips
J. F. Thornton
Elizabeth Roberts
T. J. Thompson
D. J. Sexton
Brown Talbert
Phoebe D. Goodwill
Ivan Clark
A. L. Poteet
Phillips
Circle 4 meeting at Mrs Boley home
Circle 4 of the Methodist church will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Robert Boley Tuesday evening at 7 30. The meeting was postponed from last Thursday.
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Circle 4
The
Methodist Church
Robert Boley
Presbyterian Church Announcements and Local Basketball Practice
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Women s Bible class. Men s Bible class meets at 10 a m in the Masonic hall, with services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Young People gather at 6 45 p m and midweek Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m. An independent basketball team begins practice for the season with optimism aided by last year s intact roster and new players, coached by Scotty Ack.
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Presbyterian Church
W. H Foard
Masonic Hall
Scotty Ack
Circle 1 Meeting Plans Banquet After Scriptural Readings
Circle 1 met with Mrs Leonard Boley Thursday evening. Twelve members and two visitors attended. Mrs Powell read the Christmas story as scripture. Mrs Boley read a poem I Have a Roof and Miss Gertrude Boley read When Mother Told a Story. A testimony meeting followed with roll call reciting scripture. Plans were made for an upcoming banquet.
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Leonard Boley
W. E. Powell
Christmas Circle Meetings Highlight Year End Socials
The Women's Men s circle reports December gatherings with two circles meeting at Mrs Frank Harney and Mrs W M Laethee s homes. Ten members and three visitors attended Circle 2 while Circle 3 hosted seventeen members and eight visitors. A chairman was honored with a shower as year end obligations were met and plans for January elections and meetings were announced with devotionals flower funds and a decorated dining room.
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Circle
Frank Harney
J. ©. Forlines
Ada Scott
Circle 3
W. M. Laethee
H. B. Jones
Sweneteen
W. B. Hill
Michel Pucket
Cave
World Outlook
Jesus
Frank Witt
Carden
Flower Fund
Frank Smith
C. Leedy
Ethel Puckett
Pearl Nowlin
Plays Delight Audience at Palace Theatre by Methodist Youth
The Palace theatre crowd enjoyed a Wednesday performance by the Methodist church youth group. The girls club staged a chapel play Friday with coaches Hattie Hill and Margaret Lowe and Miss Woolfolk as sponsor. The local high school honor roll lists students including Mercedes Denny and multiple others, with Mercedes Denny named top honor student. Thanksgiving visits feature F D Williams and K K Price as Matoaka guests, Cody Bill Price born to Pat Murphy, and Mrs. F A Witt returning from Bartley after granddaughter’s illness.
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Chapel
Hattie Hill
Marrgaret Lowe
Miss Woolfolk
F. D. Williams
K. K. Price
Matoaka
George Allen
Pat Murphy
Cody Bill Price
Leonard Allen
F. A. Witt
Bartley
Betty Ryan
Billy Mayes
George En
County to Organize Adult Education Classes in Mercer County
Mercer county will extend continuing education to adults through a county school authority program funded by federal money. At a meeting in the Memorial building, G. J. Wood and Paul Davis outlined plans for general adult education and vocational courses, with nurseries for children of working mothers planned in East Princeton and Bluefield. Classes will start Monday with seven teachers holding college degrees and others with formal certificates, and local civic groups urged to assist by submitting suggestions to the county superintendent.
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Mercer County
CWA
Memorial Building
G. J. Wood
Paul Davis
T. A’s
P.T. A
EF. C. Wade
Prison holdover after Thanksgiving car theft near Bluefield
Magisterial hearing in Princeton on Friday night sent A B E Gilmore against Paul Foster Casey Jones Ed Newton and Abby Short to await January grand jury action. Gilmore accuses the quartet of taking his Ford coupe and wrecking it near Bluefield. Defendants reside around Freeman and the surrounding area. Each man held on $500 bond after testimony. Bond posted by all.
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D. T. Carr
A. BE. Gilmore
Paul Foster
Casey Jones
Ed Newton
Abby Short
Giilmore
Bluefield
Freeman
Carr
Princeton Society Delphian Delights Guests at Virginian Hotel
Mrs. Conley Snidow will host the Delphian club meeting at the Virginian hotel Tuesday evening at 7 30. The D T Carr Sunday shore class has been postponed to Thursday December 21. Edith Cassler’s party on Christie avenue featured games dancing and refreshments for a long list of guests. Harvest day at First Methodist church December 13 marks an all day program with 11 o'clock circle meetings and an afternoon program by Mrs G A Swope and Mrs H C Wells. Evening circle Presbyterian church meets Monday 8 at Miss Eleanor Booker’s Walker street. Princeton U D C chapter meets Monday afternoon 3 at Mrs H H Ball’s Walker street.
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R. L. Johnson Jr
Abl
Vet
Whitson
Ora Leonard
Bristol
Tenn. Co
M. Galway
Bluefield
J. W. H. Lawford
Roanoke
EB. Burns Gibson
Barbara Jean
Gibson
Mise Jean Louise Pearman
Shawsville
Vaughn Pusey
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Amonate
Pocahontas
Bluefield Sanitarium
Peters
Emory
Margaret Bishop
E. W. Hughes
Harold Renkin
Solon Baach
L. G. Little
John Farquerson
Coopers
Mary Riley
Gary
C. C. Hindley
A. J. Scott
Richmond
J. P. Curtis
Ruth Gene
R. H. Bowden
Dan Stanyi
Billie Mitchell
Delphian Club
Conley Snidow
Virginian Hotel
DT. Carr
D. T. Carr
Edith Cassler
Christie Avenue
Bernice Keaton
Ruth Hash
Mary Joe Pine
Dorothy Myere
Josephine Richards
Eleanor Cassler
Gwendolyn Sanders
Jimmie Snidow
Billy Lilly
Cecil Fry
Clinton Keatley
G. D. Lusk
Ed Numbure
Charlie McGrothlin
Woman'’a Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
G. A. Swope
H. C. Wells
Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Booker
Walker Street
UD. C
Princeton U. D. C
H. H. Ball
Circle and Brotherhood Gather for Social and Program Notes
Kee Street church circle met at Mrs. Dan Palmer's home with 13 members and 3 visitors as Mrs. Caldwell joined. A Wesleyan Brotherhood supper at First Methodist drew 75 attendees with music by Mrs. Welle and Mrs. Reynolds, and a talk on virtue of brotherhood by Rev. J. T. Bird. Princeton Woman's Club plans a Monday meeting at 7 30 in the Memorial building with a program on relations of ten points Morwantia Tynes.
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Kee Street
Dan Palmer
Fred Holt
M.S. Caldwell
C. H. Workman
L. H. Johnson
Maggie Clemons
World Outlook
Little June Palmer
Jacqueline Holt
J. A. McAfee
Wesleyan Brotherhood
First Methodist
Myrtle Rane
Barry Robertson
E. K. Ketron
H. C. Welle
C. R. Reynolds
J. T. Bird
Kee Street Methodist Church
Princeton Woman's
Elnh
Memorial Building
J. P. Dyer
Princeton Churches Pipe Stalwart Service Schedule
The Rev. Jennings W. Hobson rector at Princeton churches conducts adult Bible class at 9 45 and vesper service at 5 p m. First Baptist on Widward Street led by Pastor William Stubblefield offers Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Phoebe a Helper. Evening program listed at 6 15 p m includes BY PLU.
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Jennings W. Hobson
Sehen
First Baptist
Wiward Stubblefield
Dk, CoNaway
Phoebe
Plu
Public Worship Series On Sin and Declarations
Pantor leads a series on God's Questions and Declarations Concerning Sin with meetings at 7 30. The public is cordially invited to attend all sessions.
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Pantor
First Church of Christ Services Announced
Frank L. Stuck, minister, leads a 9:45 graded service with a sermon on Conserving the Remains in the adult department. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p m and an evening sermon at 7:30 on The Greatest Possession with special music and a cordial welcome.
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First Church OF Christ
Frank L. Stuck
Christian Endeavor Societies
Princeton Personalities Share Weekend Plans
Misses Danese and Kula Besham and Beulah Pettry spend the weekend in Roanoke with friends Junior Bonham, son of Hedrick Bonham family. Mrs. Ray Hylton visits Bluefield at Mrs. Lamar Epperly's home. Mrs. Ben Pendleton and Mr. Ray Bailey relocate from Main Street to Park Avenue residence.
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Danese
Kula Besham
Beulah Pettry
Roanoke
Junior Bonham
Hedrick Bonham
Eighth Street
Ray Hylton
Bluefield
Lamar Epperly
Ben Pendleton
Ray Bailey
Main Street
Park Avenue
Calloways Move Into Hale Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Sam Calloway relocate to Hale avenue with George B Halstead visiting Norfolk this week Ray Peters undergoes operation at Memorial hospital Monday and is reported progressing well yesterday.
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Sam Calloway
Calloway
Hale Avenue
George B. Halstead
Norfolk
Ray Peters
Memorial Hospital
Doling
Suit Filed By Dolly Mills Against Bert Mills
Dolly Mills sues Bert Mills in circuit court in chancery with a return to January Rules. The filing marks a divorce style chancery action in the jurisdiction.
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Dolly Mills
Bert Mills
U S Gold Price Holds At Forty Dollar Mark
The administration maintains an offer of 34.01 dollars per ounce for all new U S mined gold for the eighth consecutive time. London quotes for bar gold stand at 32.61 dollars per ounce with sterling at 5.15 to the pound.
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Washington
United States
London
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Anne Dvorak
Granada Theater
Rene Noes
Butler Hammitt
Mrs. Rhodes
Paree
Dvorak
Edward Everett Horton
Garamount
Maurice
Andy Clyde
Rial
Boyer
Tazewell
Florida
Powell
Boley
Bert Boley
Gertrude Boley
Palace Theatre
Richard Boley
Anne Bowen
Betty Craft
Mercedes Denny
Billie Jones
Billie Moore
Maxine Mattweiler
Margaret Roberts
Mary Ross
Italo Yan
Jimmie Foard
Garnet Hall
Elbert Jones
Fern Poteet
Lois Taylor
Frances Vincent
Mildred Burke
Woodrow Burton
Ethel Bowling
Joe Conner
Lois Conner
Aubrey Davis
Marmet Philips
Edward Tabor
Sallie Wilkerson
Raymond Gross
Roe Poteet
Dorothy Tab
Princeton
Princeton Society
Kee Street Circle
Princeton Churches
Greater Marcus
Colonial Theater
U. S
Jean Harlow
Max Baer
Primo Caréra
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Carnera Os
Pimmo
Prees
Jack Dempst
Walter Hustophe
van Dyke Pi
Hunt Scot
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ethel Waters
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