Evening meeting set in school community room
An event is scheduled for the evening at 7 30 in the community room of the school building with attendees expected to discuss local matters and plans.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1941
Page
23
An event is scheduled for the evening at 7 30 in the community room of the school building with attendees expected to discuss local matters and plans.
Martin C. Reid 59 of 805 Mercer Street died at Princeton Hospital at 11 15 Saturday morning after a two day illness cited as cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral at Predeking Seaver chapel Monday 2 30 p m with Rev H E Kelso and Rev W R Smith Jr. burial Oakwood cemetery pallbearers fromStandard railroad trades include Ray Bailey B H Walker T P Enturff R H Swim W M Sarver and M C Thomason. He was born July 31 1882 in Snowville Va moved to Princeton 29 years ago worked as a sheet metal worker at Virginian shops and led local sheet metal and railroad unions. Survived by widow arom Myers, stepmother Mrs G A Reid, six children Evelyn Reid Jack Reid Mrs George Callahan Well Reid Mrs Bernard Effron, plus two brothers and four sisters.
Second Lieutenant William Stark McNeer of Baltimore is ordered to active duty in the regular army at Fort Monroe Virginia effective June 6. He graduated with high scholastic standing and belonged to Phi Lambda Upsilon. He has been employed as a chemical engineer in Baltimore.
Matthew G. Harper Jr a West Point graduate from Princeton W Va among the cadets to graduate this June He is the son of Mr and Mrs M G Harper of 305 Hale Avenue Princeton He was appointed by Rep John Kee He will be commissioned in the infantry with a detail to the air corps He participated in the choir dialectic society and glee club at West Point
This morning members of the Princeton American Legion post and auxiliary are expected to attend the 11 o'clock service at the Presbyterian church. The pastor Rev. W. R. Smith will deliver a special message for the occasion. Attendance at this service has been planned for several weeks.
Donald Mann and Vernon Watkins of Bramwel High School left Tuesday for Grant Lincoln and Sioux City Nebraska to visit friends and relatives. Watkins of Grant City will be married. He and his bride and Mr. Mann will return next Wednesday.
The Princeton Grays meet the strong Goodwill team at Princeton this afternoon at 2 o clock. Local fans expect a hard fought game as both sides vie for early-season bragging rights.
Elmer Dunn of Monroe county and former local resident lies in Princeton hospital with injuries from a lightning strike at his home several days ago. He is the son of John P. Dunn, a former merchant of the city.
Advance reservations indicate a large crowd will hear R C Morrison director of Holland's Institute speak on community service and balanced city development Monday at the Virginian hotel. Morrison, known for town building, comes from North Carolina where he leads town building institutes. He previously created Fort Worth City Forestry and the botanical garden.
Miss Nancy Spangler returns to Hale Avenue from Duke University where she studied this year. D. R. Day of Highland Avenue remains seriously ill after a relapse Friday night. Miss Juanita Spangler of Chicago visits two weeks at her Ritchie Street home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brown and family depart for Virginia Beach for a month, with son Richard joining later from Jackson's Mill. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Epling start a ten day Canada motor trip. their daughter Jean Epling visits Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peck of Brooklyn spend several days with Mrs. Peck's mother on Walnut Street. Mrs. Emory Wysong of Nitro returns home after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lockridge.
Mrs. Harry Karnes lists social hours. The Caroline Hylton circle meets at 7 30 with Miss Annie Mitchell as hostess. Ruth Cooke conducts a program titled Night in Europe. Lois Anita Smith and Harry Jackson Williams wed in Bristol Tennessee on May 5. Williams serves in the Coast Artillery and the couple plan to live in Petersburg Virginia.
The Princeton Garden club will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. C. Hadden on Hale avenue.
The Sub-Deb club met Friday at Betty Ben Reid's home with Elizabeth Brown ing Rice as co host. They discussed the annual summer dance and a Falls Mills outing for Thursday June 5 a swimming party and picnic. Refreshments followed for members Rose Tinder Frances Tabor Anne Rae McCutcheon Marvina Wallingford Billie Ann Boyst Helen Hayes Elizabeth Beckwith Jackie Boyst Mary Eades Mary Ethel Nordsick Betty Bodell Martha Bon Durant.
Public notice invites families to enjoy a free grounds area with ample shade and fresh spring water for picnics and homecomings. Describes it as the best place in the South for a peaceful day outdoors.
Mrs Sadie White of Reynolds avenue Princeton announces the marriage of her daughter Cla Rice June to Earl Karnes of Bristol. The ceremony took place on Friday May 14 in Bristol Tennessee. Cla is a Princeton High School graduate and Earl is the son of Mr and Mrs E F Karnes of Spanishburg. They will live with Cla's mother at 1901 Main street after July 1.
Mrs Ray Bailey announces a piano pupils recital Thursday evening at the Memorial building. News from Princeton and Abingdon related events include the May 17 marriage of Miss Cole to Dr C Epling at the Abingdon Methodist parsonage.
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