Condemnation Actions Settled and Divorces Heard
Princeton court records show the state road commission condemnation suit against Thomas Mustard and related cases settled out of court. A divorce decree granted Mabel Bailey against James Crockett Bailey, and Beatrice Rose Allea Miller against Nevil Clyde Miller. Ethel Bullio v Bruno Bullio set for June 7 show cause. Judge Easley to hear demurrers and motions to set aside verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Thomas Mustard
Road Commission
Poplar Street Bridge
Bluefield
Bessie Hardy
D. M. Bailey
Mabel Bailey
James Crockett Bailey
Beatrice Rose Allea Miller
Nevil Clyde Miller
Ethel Greear Bullio
Bruno Lewis Bullio
Easley
Mercer County Health Unit Plans Discussed At Court House
Representatives from Mercer County Women’s clubs met county court and board of education officials to discuss a county health unit. Dr. Albert M. Price of the state health department presented slides and film about the program. A follow up meeting was planned to consider the proposal in more detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Ty Farm
Woman's Clubs
Princeton
Bluefield
Athens
McComas
Board of Education
Court House
Mercer County
Albert M. Price
State Department of Health
C. H. Archer
J. 5
C. I. Johnston
C. E. Horgan
R. A. Thomason
Administrator Appointed for Ww. Scott Pack Estate
Paul M. Pack named administrator of the estate with Emma H. Pack as surety on a $15 000 bond. Appraisers named are L. H. Burke, Henry Warden and W. P. Clark in the fiduciary order filed in the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Pack
Scott Pack
Emma H. Pack
L. H. Burke
Henry Warden
W. P. Clark
5 room house with outbuildings and new garage
Five room house with hall and bath and basement heat included. Lot measures 50 by 150 feet with a chicken house and lot plus a new garage. Local housing listing described for potential buyers.
Maiming Charge Sees Kenneth Perdue Arrested in Oakvale
Kenneth Perdue was arrested Monday night by Corporal Walter Hampton and Constable J B Boyd after maiming his brother Jack with an iron poker and attempting to shoot him with a .22 rifle. Both brothers face magistrate D T Carr hearings tonight. The Royal theatre shows Rebellion a California romance starring Tom Keene with Rita Cansino Duncan Renaldo and William Als in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Kenneth Perdue
Oakvale
Walter Hampton
J. B. Boyd
Kenneth
O. Richards
D. T. Carr
California
Tom Keene
Royal Theatre
Rita Cansino
Duncan Renaldo
William Als
Tion
KIWANIANS GO 10 LAKE MEET TODAY
Members of the Princeton Kiwanis club and their ladies will attend the inter-city Kiwanis meet at Mountain Lake this evening. A local delegation to the meeting sponsored by the Narrows Kiwanis club will leave the Virginian Hotel at 5 oclock and the motorcade will be headed by state, county and city officers.
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Mountain Lake
Princeton Kiwanis Club
Thier
Narrows Kiwanis Club
Virginian
Mercer County Wool Shipment Totals Reach Record
Mercer county sheep raisers shipped 13 551 pounds of wool to the Princeton freight station on Tuesday. About 10 301 pounds of clean medium wool sold at 24 28 cents per pound, with 2 079 pounds re eds and 171 tags graded by Col. EB Shaw, Benjamin F P Creech, and Lynn Stiker of the college of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Princeton
Col
EB. L. Shaw
Benjamin FP. Creech
Lynn Stiker
The
College of Agriculture
N and W Picture Show At Princeton High Auditorium
An historical talk picture about the Norte and Western railway will be shown today at Princeton High School auditorium at 1 o clock under Princeton Kiwanis. Admission is free. R R Horner directs publicity for the railway. Actors are railway employees with professional sound effects. A national film company produced the picture. A national plan for forest tree surveying is discussed by the forestry department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
Norte and Western Railway
Princeton High School
Princeton Kiwanis Club
R. R. Horner
Pupils Head to Capital for D. A. R. Trip
Pupils selected for history work by Matthew French join the D. A. R. on a Charleston tour of state buildings. Represented by Misses Bessie Hale Kathleen Karnes Emma Peck and Everett Bailey they travel with students from Thorn school Mercer school and the high school for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew French Charper
Charleston
Bessie Hale
Kathleen Karnes
Emma Peck
Everett Bailey
Thorn
Iris Harris
Mildred Pritchard
Virginia May Griffey
Virginia Swim
Betty Keeney
Eugene Johnson
Edward Brown
Bernice Pennington
James Eaton
Ray Bailey
Jeraldine Plannigan
Margaret Covey
June Walk
Mildred Buchanan
Louise Egbert
Ann Eaton
Mildred Brookman
Frances Mastin
Rosa Lee Kirby
Sarah Kirby
French Day
Margaret Goode
Dorothy Knoff
Iris Hunter
Margaret Hare
Jane Smith
Mercer
Marvina Wallingford
Helen Hayes
Betty Bingham
Martha Bondurant
Louise
Curtis McKenzie
Guy
Society notes and church events in Princeton
The Presbyterian Men’s Club meets Thursday at 6:30 at the church with Circle 3 led by Mrs. J. T. Farris serving fried chicken with vegetables salad hot biscuits strawberry ice cream and cake. Silver Springs P T A hosts an ice cream social at the school Thursday from 1 30 to 7 30 public invited.
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Presbyterian Men's Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Circle 3
J. T. Farris
Silver Springs
P.T. A
Silver Springs School
Life saving class certificates awarded to juniors
All students who passed the junior life saving class are to report to the Red Cross rooms this afternoon between 2 and 5 o'clock to receive their certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Silver Springs W M to Meet at 2 PM
The Silver Springs Women’s Missionary group will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock at Silver Science church. Mrs Wirth Thom ircle will have charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Springs W. M
Silver Science Church
Wirth Thomircle
Birthday Celebration for Thelma Thomason
Thelma Thomason was honored at a birthday party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis. The event marked another year in Thelma is noted by local residents and family.
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Minerva Cook White
Vida Oxley
Athens
G. B. White
Ruth Dingus
Gipsie
Robert
B. R. Cook
Bluefield Road
W. Ray Cooke
Patty
Dicky
Bluefield
Thelma Thomason
Mrs
Lewis
Princeton Personal Notices Mention Travels and Visists
Princeton personals note multiple households returning from trips to Hoff man and Southern Pines North Carolina. G T Strong and daughters Doily and Shirley plus Ram sey and Harman families visited Clifton Virginia for a weekend. D H Rule and son from Washington DC visited father M G Rule. Fred Rule and son returned to Washington with them. J W McNutt Eleanor Booker and Mattie Shirey visited relatives in Virginia. Additional Princeton personals appear on page five.
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A. B. Gy
Kitty
Burrell Crotty
John Goodwin, Jr
Hoffman
Southern Pines
N. C
G. T. Strong
Doily
R. E. Ramsey
W. R. Harman
Shirley
Clifton
D. H. Rule and Son
Washington, D. C
Rule
M. G. Rule
Fred Rule
Washington
J. W. McNutt
Eleanor Booker
Mattie Shirey
Bluefield
Sasser
Ea x
Prince
Princeton
Princeton Hosts Touring Auto Club Delegation Overnight
Representatives from nine states and the District of Columbia visit Princeton as the chamber of commerce hosts them Monday and Tuesday. The group is welcomed by locals on Main Street with a high school band and a Memorial Building reception. Hot coffee greets guests at the Virginian hotel after their morning drive. Post cards and guides about Princeton are distributed to travel experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
District of Columbia
Princeton
Paul P. Martin
Bluefield Road
Virginian Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Road Dept
Baum
Princeton W. Va
Lake Shawnee
Maen Oy Treakle Beraette
Kelvinater
L. A. von Court
Royal Today
Republic of Mexico
Department of Forestry, Fish and Game
W. B. Smith Jr
A. Morris
ROYAL
Mee
Harry
Highland Avenue
T. FE. L
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Huntington
George
Anton
Gity
Auto Club
Bureau
Pinnacle Rocks
Hampshire
C. N. Brown
Beckley Road
Ats
Jefferies Co
Wayne Maid
Candlewick
Talk of
the Town
Hadden Bldg
Princeton, W. VA
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