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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1922
Page
7
Community notes from Graham Virginia cover local events and incidents of the morning edition. Small items mention residents, weather, and everyday civic matters with concise summaries.
Triangular Mountain Institute students who have entertained audiences with Ouija will return to Graham for a Palace Theatre appearance on June 6. A special picture will be shown, ticket prices are 50 and 25 cents, and the event supports a good cause. The meeting at the mayor's office Monday at eight will discuss matters with T N Williamson presiding.
All interested in protecting the fish and game of Taze well county are requested to meet in.
A Princeton County town column laments farmers' butter failing to sell locally as customers prefer creamery butter shipped from outside. It questions merchant support for country producers and notes farm families turn to distant buyers or mail orders.
A 4 30 Saturday tea hosted by Mrs. Clarence Norris honored Miss Hallie Marty. Decor featured yellow and green with cupids and yellower favors. Menu included hot rolls fruit salad and creamed chicken with mushrooms. Guests listed include Mesdames De Jar nette Tobin Early Lazenby Hays J K Ball and others. B Y P U meeting follows with topic Others led by Grace Riner.
The Princeton School of Music plans a recital tomorrow evening in the school auditorium with a gold medal contest and a three‑woman joint recital. A matinee is set for Wednesday and Friday features graduation exercises with an address by Rev. William Earlen Yates on Character the Test of All True Teaching.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church will conduct the Sunday night service at the Presbyterian church. Miss Katherine Christie presides with a program on Better Friends featuring readings, talks on friendship and character, solos, duets, and a gospel invitation.
Program for week lists Four-H club meetings at New Hope Green Valley Littlesburg Terry School Low Gap and Dawcon schools with times from 1:30 to 3 p m. Office hours run to Saturday morning ten with motions and chancery matters to be disposed. Judge Herndon requests all counsel be present Monday when cases are called.
Late Friday the jury found for Ira Cloud Chambers against Princeton Power Company with $1250 in damages. Defense moved to set aside the verdict as contrary to law and evidence. the motion to be decided in the opening week or as a vacation case. Court discharged jurors and adjourned.
If more photoplays like Lord and Master graced the Royal theatre Wednesday night there would be less censorship and fewer complaints about motion pictures. Her Lord and Master is a clean production with Alice Joyce in a charming role as Indiana a spoiled child who becomes an obedient wife.
Squire Opie Karnes served as arbitrator in a trespass dispute between Essie Pool and Henry and Raver Farmer heard yesterday afternoon. Principal parties involved resided on Black Oak Mountain and Pool charged the Farmers with trespass.
After a court discussion the farmer agrees to place cross-bars on a correct line to permit Pool to pass through. Plaintiff and defendants share costs with defendants paying their portion.
Essie FE Bailey, local sales manager for Lilly Land Company, offers house and vacant lot listings for buyers and sellers. Reachable through the Lilly office for property transfers and inquiries.
The East River district board of education will receive bids until June 24 for erecting three one room schoolhouses. Plans and specs may be obtained from architects Wysong and Jones in Princeton West Virginia. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Tonight's Epworth League program features a talk on Better Friendship led by Mabel Pendleton with a scripture reading from 1 Samuel 18 and a discussion on giving all to one's faith and community.
Charli Vaught and Pansy Ferguson lead Talks by Charli Vaught and Pansy Ferguson on speaking with friends and what Christ requires. Speq music accompanies the event. Everyone is invited to attend and start a saving method by buying a vacant lot through Lill Land Company's easy payment plan.
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