Princeton County Tennis Championship set for June event
The Mercer county tennis championship will be decided at the Princeton Lawn Tennis club from June 7 to 12 under USLTA and MASA auspices. Events include singles and doubles for men and women, mixed, and youth divisions. Entries due June 6.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Princeton Lawn Tennis Club
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Middle Atlantic States Tennis Association
Homer V. Pendleton
R. A. Bone
M. P. Oxley
Erma Riner
U.S L. A
Wileon
Princeton Mergers and Local Happenings Highlight Town News
Licenses issued for marriages of Cade Brooks and Mildred Millner in Matoaka and Helen. Midland Investment sues W H Easter in Gentinus for possession of an acre. Weather prophets predict ongoing chill through month. moon’s return delayed until next Thursday. H C Sprague to open typewriter shop in Princeton. father of C B Matthews dies in Glasgow. Local inventor works to mute car noise into musical tones. Princeton Independents tennis to host Welch players. Kiwanis baseball trip to Beckley. East Side Drug Store opens with free drinks. Rusmisell Electric opens East Princeton branch. Dr W M Lorimer to speak at Presbyterian Men’s Club. Rev J W Kincholoe to preach at First Baptist. R R Dodd replaced by H L Glenn as Alleshany Insurance manager. Dodd relocates. Ben Whitaker and Will Jeffrey fined for intoxication. Rentals, specials at tadden's. bake sale by Baptist Circle Six. Royal Arch Chapter meets.
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Princeton Independents
Welch
Mercer Street
Princeton Kiwanis Club
Beckley
Beckley Kiwanis
Kiwanis Baseball League
Alex
Charles Mahood
Rhodes
McNutt
Bingham
Jackson
McClaugherty
Ritter
Meadows
Princeton Social Circles and Local Notices Headline
Princeton area social items list afternoon tea hosted by Mrs J W Sasser with guests including Mrs Jea Sasser and Miss Nancy Sesser in pastel gowns. Also notes a Bible class banquet, luncheon guests, house guests and an automobile tour by Judge Woods and family. Local personals include returning students, travelers, and residents visiting relatives or attending events.
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J. W
Jea Sasser
Washington, D. C
Fr . Sasser
Mra. I. Smith
J. W. Sasser
Fred Sasser
Ecru
Nancy Sesser
Mesdames
G. B. Halstead
Straley Mahood
Hartle Sander
George Newt
P. M. Johnson
Hode White
McNeer
Harlan
Jimmy Mooking
Amen Woods
Simpson, Woodson
Margie Chambers
How Summer School Credits Are Given at W. Gentry High
The article discusses how summer school credits are awarded at the current session held at the high school building of W. Gentry. It outlines procedures for earning credits, enrollment steps, and the roles of instructors and administrators.
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Superintendent of Schools
Eee
Jun High School
G. M. Holliandsworth
Miss Mary
Hollandsworth
Swimming Pool Now Open The Finest in the State
The new facility opens with championship design and modern amenities. Officials highlight the pool as the best in the state, inviting residents to visit and enjoy the expanded recreational option.
Hot Tamale Land Cast Develops Enthusiasm at High School
The Woman's club Matthew French chapter presents a high school comic musical Hot Tamale Land with lively music and dance numbers. A Moth Dance features Lucille Thomas and 20 red clad followers. Models at Hadden's Store showcase Spanish costumes. Proceeds support Christian education.
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Tamale Land
Woman's Club
Matthew French
Lucille Thomas
Terpisichore
Elizabeth de Jarnette
Belish Rich
Nancy Spranaier
Teresa Brown
Margie Lee Phipps
Jane Davis
Allen Fletcher
Margaret Bodell
Ellen Lazenby
Rose Meron
Pexey Booker
Alice
Sarah Thompson
Margaret McLary
Betty Kyle
Mavis Epling
Sarah McConnell
Margaret Hare
Hadden
Micky Tobin
Ruth Brown
Mary Elizabeth Crumpecker
Judith Simpson
Wanda Shepherd
Aileen Smith
Ann Bell
Edith Rippetoe
Helen Hale
Sarah Sanders
Marvy Smith
Katharine Hetrick
Esther Hoge
Katharine Paxton
Carolyn Hetrick
Mayor Supports Reform Push After Morning Remarks
A mayoral stance emerged after a morning statement in favor of reform. Officials and residents weigh potential policy shifts and the impact on city operations and funding.
How Thin People Can Gain Weight
An advertisement promises rapid weight gain for thin individuals using McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets from Goodykoont Drug Co. The pills are said to boost appetite, strengthen nerves, improve sleep, and increase energy and endurance while increasing body weight in a few days.
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Goodykoont Drug Co
McCoy's
Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Keystone
Keystone Chamber of Commerce maps a grand July 5 celebration with multiple events. W. D. McDowell chairs the program, fireworks at 8 pm, two baseball games, wrestling, foot and sack races, prizes, and a closing dance with the Anawalt High School band and an orchestra.
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Welch
Keystone
Keystone Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
W. D. McDowell
Elkhorn Valley Grocery Company
Anawalt High School
Telegraph
Parental Abandonment Pimps Trip and Jail Sentences Mentioned
The article lists names of parents and others aiding a trip, details a scout parade route through Maple avenue and multiple towns, and briefly covers a jail sentence for an inmate. It also notes a motor vehicle tag case in Welch court, and lists a marriage license for Harry B Jarrett and Clara Smith.
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Welch
Harry B. Jarrett
Clara Smith
Hemphill
Welch Area Personal Notes Include Local Visits And Medical
Welch and nearby towns report visitors and routine medical matters. Miss Jane and Lucy Cunningham shopped in Welch with Mrs. Floyd E. Cunningham. A Z Lite of Tazewell and Rev B T Sells visited. several residents are slated for operations at Welch Hospital No 1 and Grace Hospital.
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Floyd E. Cunningham
Jane
Lucy
Eckman
Welch
A. Z Lite
Tazewell
John W. Blakely
Cinam
Scout Rally at Anawalt Friday Evening
Scoutleaders, parents, and friends of Scouting in Anawalt gather Friday at 8 o clock in the Houseman building lodge room. Scoutmaster C Ervine leads. Edward Dunn of Mohegan and O E Roberts speak on Scouting’s purpose and character building.江
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Friends of Scouting
Anawalt
Jenkin Jones
Pageton
Houseman Building
C. Ervine
Cincinnati
Edward Dunn
Mohegan Troop
Scouting
McDowell Council
Rotary Club
Welch
American Legion
Scout
O. E. Roberts
Irvine
Troop 3 Prepares for Asheville Summer Hike
Preparations complete for Troop 3 Welch heading to Asheville North Carolina for a summer hike. They depart Sunday afternoon at 1 30 pm by car to Arwin Tennessee for overnight, then proceed to Asheville the next morning. Return to Welch Tuesday with a mountain camp and swim planned in Asheville.
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Welch
Asheville
N. C
Arwin
Tenn
Scout Trip Plans From Asheville To Chimney Rock And Junaluska
The Boy Scout troop led by T. H. Scurd and L. E. Woods departs Asheville by car to Chimney Rock with camping at Chimney Rock Mt. Pisgah and Lake Junaluska then Eagles Nest and the Cherokee Indian Reservation before returning by bus to Asheville. Guides include B. R. Roller B. Downs D Worley J. Coward and patrol leaders Francis Lawton Luther Woods Morton Michaelson Elmore Lawson Kermit Hunter and Lucien Wilson. Cars listed for the trek include L. E. Woods G. C. Johnson and J. W.
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Ming
Y. M
G. A. Swope
Chimney Rock
Mt. Pisgah
Lake Junaluska
Eagles Nest
Asheville
Welch
T. H
Curd
L. BE. Woods
B. T. Sells
B. R. Roller
B. FE. Downs
E. D. Worley
J. BE. Coward
Wolf Patrol
Francis Lawton
Charles Anderson
Haven Hunter
Dan Reed
Russell Woods
Victor Wetherby
Joe Robinson
Beaver Patrol
Luther Woods
Quinto Bary
John Greer
Joe Johnson
Marvin Propst
Morton Michaelson
Dan Barley
Isadore Scott
Lowell Smithey
Robert Turner
Harry Davis
Harry Radochio
Earle Patrol
Elmore Lawson
Robert Johnson
Howard Curd
Timmy Bright
I"red Wichert
Junior Huff
James Hurt
Tiger Patrol
Kermit Hunter
Harry David
Henry Riley
Charles Lameth
Karl Barley
Hyman Michaelson
Lucien Wilson
L. E. Woods
G. C. Johnson
J. W
Welch Briefs: Simpkins Injured. Simpson Arrested
Robert Simpkins of Spice Creek was admitted to Grace Hospital after a rolling log trapped him during timber removal on the mountain. Charlie Simpson, a local resident, was arrested by Chief Hutton on a charge of being drunk and disorderly and appeared before Laurie A. C. Huffords' court where he was found guilty.
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Trate
Ed. Waldron
Zot Raw
Simpson
Frank Faff
Floyd County
Welch
Tom Edwards
Huff
Robert Simpkins
Spice Creek
Grace Hospital
Simpkins
Chariie Simpson
Police Court
Charles C. Hutton
Laurie A. C. Huffords
Magis
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Cne
Princeton Club
Telegremh
Mayor Brown
Princetons
Midland Investment Company
W. H. Easter
Gentinus
H. C. Sprague
W. A. Brice
C. BE. Matthews
Glasgow
Matthews
C. E. Matthews
Virginian Railway Company
East Side
Esos
Rusmisell Electric Company
Ths
Jack Hazlett
W. M. Lorimer
Bluefield
Presbyterian Men's Club
Woman's Auxiliary
J. W. Kincholoe
First Baptist Church of
Rocky Mount
Baptist Church
R. R. Dodd
Alleshany Insurance Agency
H. L. Glenn
Ben Whitaker
Will Jeffrey
Just By
T. H. White
Whitaker
Jeffrey
Beazely Street
John Craiz
Jim Doss
Rusmigell Electric Shop
J. L. Caldwell
Tadden’s
Circle Six of the Baptist Church
Rice Dry Store
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Ethel Shelton
Hall
Banouet
The
Christian Church
Ben §S. Johnson
First Christian Church of
BE. H. Bay
Parker Kelley Strong
Mary Kelley
Frances
Guy , Ritter
Phil and
Guy, Jr
L. B. Rice
Wallace Street
L. B. Pearce
Pearce
Miseps Surar
Mildred
Alene
Wilmington
North Carolina
H. G. Woods
Amen
Ruth
Boo
Endless Caverns
Washington
Lower Delaware
Fulton Woods
Atlantic City
New York City
Princeton Y Personals
Charles McGuire, L. BE. White, Jr
Swanson Pendleton
Blackstone Lee Academy
Blackstone, Va
George Woolfolk
Hanover
W. Gentry
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory of Music
George W. Diehl
Mire
R. R. Sage
Athens
H. C. Wells
Vera Wells
Montreal
Canada
Charley Archer
Athene
J .P. Dyer
Roughter
Ellzabeth
Price
Charleston
Mires
J. B. Bush
Kelley
Miami
W. L. Johnson
Honaker Avenue
J. H. Bane
Northfork Finance
Maupin
Testacube
R. L. Dugan
J. R. Verouies
L. H. Perkins
H. Roberts
Norton
Roanoke
Frank Wel
Filen Feather
Anna McGraw
Thorn Street
R. T. Martin
Evay
Biluefield
Montgomery
Oer Evin Belcher
Mary Louise Crotty
Mary Katherine Adkins
South Street
E. A. Cooper
FE. W. Lukey
Huntington
A. Ritter
H. EB. Spangler
Cleveland
Ohio
Rock View
Montcalm, W. Va
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Stath Avenue
T. C. Hubbard
L. Princeton
W. Va
Strickler
D. W. C. Williams
F. J. Eichert
C. H. Smithey
Madeline Barley
W. L. Wetherby
Bove
Cara
Maple Avenue
Coalwood
War
Berwind
Jump
Cedar Bluft
Lebanon
Abingdon
Bristol
Bluff City
Elizabethton
Erwin
Edwin
Flag Pond
Marshall
Julia S. Phillips
Theodore
J. E. Porter
Vivian
Methodist Church
Friends
Bk. C. Bralley
McDowell County
Florida
Col. Harry Bank
Kimball
Siff
W. C. Cook
Wyoming County
R. Brown Zinn
I. J. Matz
Eugene H. Lopinsky
Sam
Libby
Welch Briefs
Pherrvy
Tanglefoot Company
Grand Raving
Mfcuen*s
Ney
United States Rubber Company
Sublette Feed & Supply Company
Good Housekeeping Institute
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