Thirteen Divorce Decrees Granted
Thirteen divorce decrees were granted in a case involving Se Se Terachere and others. The Bank of Wethees appears in the appeal, with Wimmer T. Marks and Pieahem related to the proceedings. A jury awarded $6200 in favor of the plain tiff Pieahem and his sureties Bebet Zarour and S. J. Siifkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppmal
Ballerainet Bank of Wethees
Wimmer T. Marks
Plainuf
Pieahem
Suretome
Bebet Zarour
S. J. Siifkin
Princeton Society Dinner Honors Miss Lilly and Mr Linkenhaker
Mrs K K Johnston hosted a dinner at her Walnut Street home honoring Miss Low Lilly and Mr George Linkenhaker III as their June 3 wedding was planned for 7 30 PM at First Methodist Church. Officers and teachers from Sun school Junior department attended. tables featured colorful summer flowers and dainty place cards.
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KK. Johnston
Waltnut Street
Miss Low Lilly
George Linkenhaker, III
Pirst Methodist Church
Department of the Sun School
Miss Lilly
Ned
Aioe Lilly
Link- Excle Bailey
Emma Dean
Ruby Basham
Kathleen Kane
Ann Wallace
Earnest Workers Circle Meeting Hosted by Mrs Wimmer
The Earnest Workers meet at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Juanita Wimmer with co host Mrs Warren Archer. The gathering features neighborly circle duties and social inning.
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Earnest
Juanita Wimmer
Warren Archer
Circles of the First Christian Church Meet Today
Circles led by Cantrell Yost and Montgomery hold meetings at various homes and the church parsonage. Activities include pot luncheons and pot luck dinners with designated hostesses. Meetings start around 1 PM and 7 PM depending on circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prorence Cantrell
M. M. ‘Yost
W. T. Smith
Lee Street
Hallie Lemon
Aened Thomas
Lechurch
R. L. Gilpen
Etta Nunn
F. L. Brock
Dinogily
Dale Bailey
West Main Street
A. Kahle
Anna Kate Montgomery
John M. Dunn
WMS Board to Meet at 2 30 This Afternoon
The executive board of the First Baptist church will convene this afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Arnold Crotty on avenue to discuss church matters.
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WMS
The
First Baptist Church
Arnold Crotty
Quota Club Holds Meeting at Virginian hotel
The Princeton Quota club met at the Virginian hotel with twenty one members and five guests present. In the president's absence Miss Irene Norris and Miss Charlotte Vandiver presided. Lana Looney, program chairman, opened the meeting by leading the group in unison.
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Quota Club
Princeton
Pela
Virginian
Irene* Norris
Charlotte Vandiver
Fies
Lana Looney
Recruiting Office Hours Change at Memorial Building
Effective today the recruiting sub-station at the Memorial building will observe office hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Previously the hours were 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Memorial Building
Notable Local Recital Celebrates Student Talent
Miss Looney presented Master Donald Parmer who sang Blue Bird of It and Serenade of the Bells. Mrs Berta Parmer and Miss Looney accompanied with Westy as pianist. Decorations used summer cut flowers in pastel shades. Mrs Lou Eason hosting birthday May 21 led to gift won by Miss Bessie Ball. Guests included Miss Woodrum and Louise Wells. short business session by Miss Vandiver.
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Miss Looney
Donald Parmer
Berta Parmer
Virginia
West Vic
Deem Westy
Lou Eason
Bessie Ball
Woodrum
Louise Wells
Vandiver
Mary Gregg Bruner Guild Banquet at First Christian Church
The Mary Gregg Bruner Guild held its year end banquet at the First Christian church with 21 members and 5 guests. Gifts were given to Hazel Mingo and Wayne Gadd. Mrs. Walter White and Mrs. Sarah Chariton attended, with yearend reports and a Chinese Scrapbook compiled by June Bobbitt shared for viewing.
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Mary Gregg Bruner Guild
The
First Christian Church
Barbara Palmer
Hazel Mingo
Wayne Gadd
Walter White
Women’s Union of the Church
Sarah Chariton
Clara Wolford
June Bobbitt
Roy Tug
Ruth Oney
Ruby Hedrick
Edith Tuggle
Marjorie von Court
Radio schedule and notes point to cotton context
Radio WLOH broadcasts detailed daily programs from 6:01 to 12:45 including news, music hours, devotionals, and evangelistic features. The item notes Alabama typically produces about one tenth of the nation’s cotton, linking local programming to regional agriculture.
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Alabama
June Madness Set Tonight by Princeton Civic Chorus
The Princeton civic chorus directed by Joseph Bertalan presents June Madness at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Accompanists are Mrs Grace West and Miss Barbara West. The program features scenes and songs from Oh Susanna to The Battle Hymn of the Republic with soloists and choirs across multiple pieces.
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Princeton Civic Chorus
High School
Joseph Bertalan
Princeton
Grace West
Barbara West
Oh Susanna
Ole Moses
Pharaoh
Pord Ringwald
Woody Price
Eph Bertalan
Hal J. Gubert
Lady
Chile
Clough Leichter
Charles Harer
Earl Graham
Edward Chariton
Noble Cain
Hah Lindy Lou
Strickland
Jerome Kern
Mrs. Bertalan
Misses Prances Moody
Ann Eaton
Sally
Charles L. Harer
Gearhart
Enders
Mr. Frog
June Hammond
Mozart
Gershwin Warnick
Nobel Cain
Mercer- Arlen-Simeone
Tachaikowski
Harry Simeone
Fred Waring Staff
Trepek
Sullivan-Churchill
Robert Richards
Haspod
Lvovsky
Kramer-Barlow
Schubert-Ringwald
Sullivan-Nilsen
Hal J. Gilbert
C. E. Jones
Tommy Lambdin
Pete Consolo
Paul Sanders
Steffe Ringwald
Wallet Lost by Brown Leather Chilfield
Finder keeps the money reward but mails the wallet and papers to Paul Kovach at 414 Oliver Ave Princeton. Return of items includes a driver’s license state registration draft registration and social security cards. Call 719-1 for contact.
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Mall
Paul Kovach
Oliver Ave
Rewte & Boa
Princeton
In Memoriam Michael Father and Grandfather John W Michael
In loving memory of our father and grandfather John W Michael who passed away three years ago today June 2 1946 The flowers we place upon his grave may wither and decay but the love for him who sleeps beneath shall never fade away Daughters Mrs Mona Graveley and Mrs D Davidehick
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Michael
John W. Michael
Former County Agent Honored By Magazine
Mise Gertrude Humphness a longtime county home demonstration agent in West Virginia is profiled for receiving a “Woman of the Year” honor. The article cites her fifteen years of service in guiding farm women and promoting “Good Living Leaflets” widely used in the state.
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Mise
Gertrude Humphness
West
Twenty Verre
Masa Aioe
Virginie Oy Sreaventine Parmer
Mixa
Grwonnien Coun
Mike Mum
Imeem
Farm Women’s Club Leaders Discuss Tasks For Children
Local club leaders map duties for children at the meeting held in Herbert, North Walker, and Bretton areas. Members include Vike Vandiver, Mire View, Teter Filmed, and Cailee Coren as they plan teaching and care activities.
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Herbert
North Walker
Bretton Seas
Now & & Cotten
Glereed
Bretton
Vike Vandiver
Teter
Thompson
Wren
Cailee Coren, Mee
Matin Piaget
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Princeton News
Ivy-Dry
Tee Setet
Cen
MR Fete Eerenm
Princeton Howe
Crewe
Kirby Brothers
Comethoemers
Princeton Society
Earnest Workers
First Christian Circles
Moore
Tee Gee
Turner
E. Clyde Bourne
SUSY
Mercer
Princeton, W. Va
Radio
WLOH
Battle of the Vocalists
Tin Pan Alley
Arcady Farm
Baenee
U. M. W—S.c.pa
Nester
SEEA
W. Va
G. Taylor Johnson, JR
Singer Sewing Machines
Spangler
Memoriam
Mona Graveley
D. Davidehick
Representatives
L. Hill
Harrison
Cline Barbour
Giles St
Royal Sescince
Ishry Beli
Charles Bick Rorp
VPI
Condnelle
Kay Ounwel
Denier
Tors Greer
Rose
Ana
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