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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1943

Page

11

Princeton Goes to Polls in Biennial Election

Princeton holds its biennial election today with polls from 7 30 a m to 8 30 p m. A mayor and three councilmen will be chosen. Mayoral candidates are C R Ridenour Democrat and William Bill The council seats face J M Okes in ward one Seaverocrat, J M Democrat seeking re election and Ben Pennington Republican in ward three H L Bingham Democrat and Hode White Republican seek ward two. Gas rationing is a campaign focus as executive committees mobilize voters.

Princeton C. Ridenour William “Bill Councieat J. M Okes Ggg Aone Ww Seaverocrat J. M. Democrat Ben Pennington H. L. Bingham

Renewal of A book by mail to end trip for millions

Plans outline renewing motorist A books by mail to remove travel to boards. Beginning June 22 pickup forms at filling stations and local boards. Applicants mail form with signed back cover of current A book and tire inspection record. Renewal requires at least one tire inspection. New tire inspection record attached, serial numbers must be entered. Mailings complete by July 21 with renewal expiration.

Funeral for C. W. One Held on Black Oak Mountain

Funeral service for C. W. One who died suddenly at home on the Beckley road was held Monday afternoon at Brown's cemetery on Black Oak mountain. The service was conducted by Frank L. Stuck pastor of a first Christian church.

C. W. One Beckley Road Brown's Cemetery Black Oak Mountain Frank L. Stuck First Christian Church

Local residents plan summer visits and moves in town

Mr and Mrs Louis Valentino will spend the summer with Mr Valentino's parents. Mr and Mrs C Valentino of Brooklyn have moved to Center Street. Mrs Nellie Crotty and Mrs J T Farris relocated from South Walker Street to the Neal home on Center Street. B R Reed buys the South Walker Street vacated home and will move his family there. Hedrick Bonham recovers at home after a Friday tonsil operation. A Savannah captain and Dr and Mrs Carr and Betty Amos visit on North Walker Street. Mrs Burns Wornal and daughters travel to Bowling Green to visit relatives, while Mrs M C Holman visits Mrs Wornal's sister in Murray, Kentucky.

Nellie Crotty J. T. Farris South Walker Street Center Street B. L. Neal B. R. Reed Glenwood Park Crotty Hedrick Bonham Eighth Street Harvey Amos Savennah E. G. Carr Betty Amos Narrows P. I Ify North Walker Street

For Rent Four Room Apartment on College Street

Four room apartment on College street newly painted and floors refinished ready for occupancy. Phone 226 L Princeton.

College Street Princeton

Princeton Chapter 53 to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight

Princeton chapter number 53 oO. E. 8S. will hold its regular stated meeting tonight at 8 at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Mrs. George and Worthy Patron M. Abshire presiding. Birthdays in June will be remembered, followed by a social hour and refreshments by the hosting group. All members urged to attend.

Princeton Masonic Temple George M. Abshire Menia

Victory Band to Meet at 2:30 at First Methodist

The Victory band will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at the First Methodist church. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will conduct the program. The Evening circle of the Presbyterian church will meet at 8 o clock at the home of 3 McDonald Rice on Wallace street.

First Methodist Church Ladies of the Presbyterian Church The Presbyterian Church McDonald Rice Wallace Street

American Legion Memorial Ceremony at Princeton Details

The Princeton American Legion holds a memorial event honoring fallen service members. Veterans gather at the memorial site for remarks, a laying of wreaths, and a moment of silence to commemorate local heroes.

First Christian Church Board Meeting Tonight

The official board of the First Christian church will hold its June meeting in the pastor's study at the church tonight at 6 o'clock.

The First Christian Church

Princeton Paragraphs Eight Charged With Misdemeanor Jailed

Eight persons were committed to the county jail for misdemeanors over the weekend by county state and district officers. Three were booked on Saturday and three on Sunday. one additional person was booked by city police on each day. Nine women bound for Alderson Federal Penitentiary remained in the local jail Sunday night en route to Alderson Monday morning. Sgt William DeMoss arrives to take charge of the local state police detachment. Trooper Mike Hofstetter moved to Berwind from Princeton.

Woman's Penitentiary Alderson Nashville William DeMoss Logan Princeton State Police Moss Mike Hofstetter Berwind

Films and plays at Royal Mercer theatres today

Dorothy Thompson introduces Little Isles of Freedom about St Pierre and Miquelon resistance. Romance in Power of the Press with Lee Tracy Gloria Dickson. cast includes Guy Otto Kruger Victor Jory. Forever and a Day closes at Mercer after three day run with a vast cast.

Dorothy Thompson Royal Theatre Today Charlies Boyer St. Pierre and Miquelon England Mercer Theatre

City Memorial Service Draws Large Crowds at Resthaven Park

The annual memorial service for soldiers at Resthaven Memorial Park attracted about five hundred attendees. The event, funded by Princeton’s American Legion post and the auxiliary, featured Rev. Warren T. Carr of First Baptist delivering a strong speech on America’s greatness. The high school band played America and the national anthem as formation planes flew overhead, with honors from post commander J. Otis Bowling and auxiliary president Mrs. H. J. Crute guiding the roll call of departed members and legionaries.

Principns Resthaven Memorial Park American Legion Post of Princeton America Warren T. Carr First Baptist Church Essie E. Bakey L. Stuck J. Otis Bowling H. J. Crute P Kennedy Laura Hamm Gold Star Gordon L. Todd Essie E. Bailey Lilly Thorn Nita Barger H. S. Goode Legionaiies Edward Johnson W. H. Eason Dorsey Jennings Vernon Hope Charlies Lambert Harry Oxley Edward Perkins Ralph Shrewsbury Merri Thorn DeWitt T. Eskew

Selectees To Report June 17 For Mercer Draft

The Mercer draft board No. 2, Rock district, notified colored men to report at the Memorial building on June 17 for transportation to Huntington induction. Names include Samuel A Wilson Bristol VA George C Kenned Kennebrew McComas Milton E Hamiet Jenkin Jones Willie J Craighead Lynchburg Ray Hamiet Arista Henry G McDaniel Freeman Bernard L Ward Coal Dale Jesse L Kates Bramwell T Cherokee Judy Via McComas. This is no year for any garden to be far enough advanced to be neglected.

Mercer Draft Board No. 2 Rock District Memorial Building Huntington Samuel Alexander Wilson Bristol George Clemmons Kennebrew McComas Milton Edward Hamiet Jenkin Jones Willie Junior Craighead Lynchburg Ray Hamiet Arista Henry Guster McDaniel Freeman Bernard Lee Ward Coaldale Jesse Lee Kates Bramwell Techonias Judy Via

Fletcher Named Treasurer of West Virginia Elks

W Cody Fletcher a former exalted ruler of Princeton lodge and current trustee was chosen treasurer of the West Virginia Elks association at Sunday’s meeting John M Wallace another former exalted ruler served as vice president of the past exalted rulers association The Princeton delegation also included Ire E Bradley W J Herring W F Cook Phil K Sutton and Lawson Faulk The state association will meet in Bluefield next year

W. Cody Fletcher Princetn B.p.oe West Virginia Elks’ Association John M. Wallace Princeton Lodge Fletcher Wallace Princeton Ire E. Bradley W. J. Herring W. F. Cook Phil K. Sutton Lawson Faulk Bluefield

Newhouser Dominates as A's Rally Past Browns

Southpaw Hal Newhouser held Detroit to two hits while his teammates chased rookie Orie Arntzen with 10 safeties and five strikeouts. The A’s knocked Hal White out in the second, then held on for the win as Bobby Estillla and Jojo White produced key hits in a late rally. Detroit scored only in the eighth on a walk infield out and Rudy York single. Boston and St Louis split two extra inning games, Boston winning 2-1 in 13 and 7-6 in 10, with Jim Tabor delivering a deciding homer in the 10th of the nightcap.

Hal Newhouser Orie Arntzen Newhouser Hal White Irvin Hall Hal Wagner Wolff Jojo White Detroit Rudy York Johnny Weesties Tex Hughson Browns Caster Kers Pete Fox Bobby Doerr al Simmons Iberson Oscar Judd Sockers Mike Ryba Mace Brown Boston Frank Hayes Goobie Steve Sandra Jim Tabor Red Sox Sundra Tony Lupien Roy Partee Johnny Peacock Brown Floyd Baker Lupien Dean “Munerief Sardra Heyes Todd Ryba Partee

Carrier Enterprise Marks Up Record

Washington May 31 The aircraft carrier Enterprise marks a year of Pacific battles. It sank or damaged 20 warships and destroyed at least 140 Japanese planes. The navy cites Enterprise as the only carrier to enter action at Pearl Harbor and the first to strike offensively at the enemy aiding Hornet in Tokyo raid operations.

Washington Pacific Enterprise Navy Roosevelt Pear Har Tokyo

Wanted Furnished House in Princeton

Advertiser seeks a three bedroom furnished house in Princeton with all conveniences. Please state price and location. Address to Wanted Furnished House c o Daily Telegraph Blue Field Office.

Princeton C-O Daily Telegraph Bluefield

Presenting the Republican Candidates Princeton Municipal Election

A Princeton election brief lists candidates Bailey Okes and Pennington for council seats in Wards 1 2 and 3. Bailey is Ward 1 candidate with court house voting place. Okes Ward 2 candidate. Pennington Ward 3 candidate, Virginian Railway employee and active church member.

Princeton Court House Okes Concord College The Masons South Avenue Pennington Virginian Railway Company Christian Church

Welch News Happenings in McDowell County Review

McDowell County items note the death of Johnnie Vance a Litwar state road commission maintenance superintendent in a car crash near Huff Creek on Route 52 as his wife and daughter escaped injury. Also reported are a gunshot death of Frank Seger a Havaco resident and a jail shooting charge against Mary Plage, with local political tickets and a jail term for Glenn Potter among other briefs and notices.

Ry. J Johnnie” Vance Litwar State Road Commission Huff Creek WU. S Route 52 Jaeger Vance Ife Mr. Vance Elijah Vance McDowell County Frank Seger Havaco Welch Mary Plage Seger Pat Moore Mack Day Wlage Havoca

Byrnes Calls for Unified War Mobilization Effort

Byrnes outlined the need for central coordination under the Office of War Mobilization to unify civilian government and military war efforts. He praised workers who avoided strikes in war production while noting some stoppages, citing a 1942 strike loss rate of 120 of 1 percent. The war mobilization committee is to meet later this week to set plans.

Byrnes Office of War Mobilization War Mobilization Committee OWM Saat

Welch Briefs Parents of Son and Jail Population Rise

Mr and Mrs J A Zaner of Welch welcomed a son at Grace Hospital Sunday at 9 am. The newborn weighed six pounds two ounces. McDowell county jail population increased by 23 over the weekend holiday period with most arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

J. A. Zaner Welch Grace Hospital McDowell County

War And Laeger Elections Today

Voters in two McDowell County towns go to the polls today to choose mayors recorders and councilmen. Ballots will be left at War and Taeger with no contest apparent in War where only the.

McDowell County Taeger

Unseen Chains of Marriage and Motherhood Explored

Excerpt reflects on domestic life with sharp satire noting that wives and mothers feel bound by family duties. The narrator compares motherhood to a form of slavery, softened by affection yet unremitting, as life proceeds despite the implied constraint. The passage ends with a contemplative pause about the sacrifices of family life.

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