Johnson Lambert marriage in Washington DC shocks Princeton social circle
Miss Rossie Imogene of Princeton wed Mr Paul N Johnson in a quiet Washington parsonage ceremony performed by Rev W M Snyder. The couple, soon to live in Washington, will visit the bride’s mother on Straley Avenue before settling in the capital.
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Chautauqua Will Return Next Year In Princeton
Swarthmore Chautauqua will return to Princeton next year after actions by guarantors. Fifty guarantors have signed the contract. about seventy-five expected. Officers elected include Rev. C. H. Phipps chairman, Rev. R. M. Sims vice chairman, Lloyd Lambert treasurer, Merril Callaway secretary, Dr. S. T. Bird ticket distribution. Season tickets set at 2.50 with no later reductions. guarantors to sell their share. 더욱 police surveillance planned for next year.
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Princeton
Guarantors
Cc. H. Phipps
R. M. Sims
tTloyd Lambert
Merril Callaway
N. J. Reist
Chautauqua
Splendid Work by Home Department at Presbyterian Sunday School
The home department led by Mrs. J. W. Thorn reports strong activity with 48 on the roster and new recruits. Members unable to attend regular Bible school study lessons at home, make offerings, pay for literature, and contribute to a social service fund. A telephone was installed on a Ps stand enabling sermon listening. some members transfer to regular attendance when possible. The quarterly meeting is postponed due to conflicts and will resume in September.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
J. W. Thorn
Bible School
Wright Family Needs Help For Leg Prostheses
Jackson Wright, a two legged man living on Princeton Avenue with his wife and four children, cannot work due to his injury and lacks money for artificial legs. His wife and brothers support the family from two rooms, and welfare worker Mrs. Stewart Garrett calls the case worthy of consideration. Wright seeks funds to buy legs so he can obtain employment.
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Princeton Avenue
Wright
Wrights
Stewart Garrett
Princeton
Community urged to support subscriptions drive
People who wish to do a good turn are invited to send their subscriptions to Mrs. Garrett, encouraging local participation and help for the fundraising effort.
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Torrential Fourth of July Rain Floods Princeton Causing Heavy Damage
Terrific rain on the Fourth flooded Princeton causing about 5000 dollars in damage split between the Chero-Cola Bottling Company and the Princeton Ice Company. The Eureka Hotel and several streets suffered as Mercer street flooded into shops and the post office lobby. The ice plant machinery was damaged and work crews cleared clogged storm sewers while residents described the city as a lake.
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Ice Company
Dick Spangler
Memorial Hospital
Colored Hill
Barger
Walnut Street
Jordan Tiler
First Curb Market Opens in Princeton Saturday
The Mercer County Farm Bureau sponsors Princeton’s first curb market to open next Saturday on the city hall lot. County Agent W R Roberts coordinates stalls and conveniences as farmers from across the region bring vegetables and farm products for Princeton housewives to select. The opening was delayed by May frosts. hours run sunrise to 1 p m with no huckstering, and future hours will be Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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W. R. Roberts
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Wealth as a Community Asset: Spirit and Thrift
A talk by F P Clark of The Bank of Princeton argues wealth comes from industrious citizens, not natural resources alone. He contrasts the red man with early settlers, noting capital formation and investment turned resources into wealth, urging individuals to be energetic, thrifty, and productive citizens to boost their communities.
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Local Social Notes from Corinne Area Dwellings
Vincent Sexton of Bluefield Virginia visits Mr and Mrs Ken Sex. Andres Hale of Pearlsburg Virginia stays with Mr and Mrs Bill Farrow. Bill Shockey and Lillian and Bernice Frazier attend Mullens Killarney game in Mullens Sunday. Sherman Ballard of Charleston visits Mr and Mrs Kent Sexton Sunday. For Rent Garage Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Company.
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Bluefield
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Pearlsburg
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Bernice Frazier
Killarney
Mullens
Sherman Ballard
Charleston
Kent Sexton
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