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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1967
Page
24
The Myrtle Bane Circle of Princeton First Methodist Church held a meeting at Mrs. James Amonds home. Mrs J Emmett Johnson presented the annual treasurer's report and a printed form. Plans were made for a dinner on June 13 and Roy Byrd was named arrangements chairman.
Irene Hampton owns Fashion Corner with Virginia Watkins operating it at Thorn Street Prineton. Formerly Elouise Deputy Shop. Call 425-5490 for an appointment.
The piano students of Olga Pendleton will perform in two recitals Sunday in the fellowship hall of First Methodist Church. The 2:00 program features Norman Hamden, Nabeel Hamden, Donna Litteral, Jack Litteral, Susan Shock, Deborah Cuppett, Barbara Kessin Ger, Ann Sutherland, Kathy Moses, Peggy Robertson, Nancy Duncan, Ann Church, David Smith, Patty Lusk, Joe Wynne, Deborah Davidson, Leslie Harvey, Patty Mills, Randall McComas, Dana Miller, Carol Miller, Rebecca Blankenship. The 3:30 program includes Carol Hilling, Sarah Bowden, Don Huff, Pamela Huff, Patricia Radford, Georgann Erwin, Lisa Vance, Dreama Vance, Karen Watson, Billy Belcher, Jerry Hawks, Lydia Moore, Jamie Bailey, Julie Seaver, Deborah Murrell, Stephen Smith, Mike Meader, Judy Jones, Dottie McFarland, Gloria Meade.
The final battle of the Revolutionary War occurred at Fort Henry in Wheeling on September 11, 1782. It marked the close of hostilities between American colonial forces and Britain as the revolutionary conflict drew to a close.
Science for You explains making charcoal by heating wood in a sealed can, creating steam first and then tars and gases that catch fire. Charcoal remains as carbon after volatile products are driven off, illustrating a primitive method related to artificial gas production using coal instead of wood.
The Giles Health Department sponsors a mobile chest x ray unit visit in Giles County Virginia from Monday to Friday at six sites. Locations include Rich Creek Narrows Pembroke Pearisburg and Newport with varied hours. Health officials urge adults 18 plus to get chest x rays while noting known chest problems should see a doctor for a full x ray.
Princeton native David Bragg has accepted an assistant professorship at the Inter American University in Sang German Puerto Rico. He will start August 14 teaching woodwind and music education. Bragg holds a Concord College degree and a Florida State University master's. he has pursued doctorate work since. He and his wife plan to arrive in Princeton in July.
Princeton Community Hospital Association reports over 34 percent of pledges collected in year one of a three year term. Estimated cost of the 100 bed facility has risen to over 3 million dollars from 2.6 million. EDA funds total 1.6 million, about 60 percent of latest cost estimate, with plans to break ground late July or early August and complete construction in under two years. Delinquencies and moves reduce pledges by about 12 thousand. Supplemental drive may add up to 75 thousand.
State Police report 173 traffic deaths on West Virginia highways so far this year, down from 181 at the same date last year. The figure from the Associated Press notes ongoing road dangers and compares year to year.
Four bedroom brick home with full basement gas hot water heat and large level lot near Princeton Bank and Krogers priced at 19500. Nearby Low Gap Road property near North Walker offers six room modern brick and frame home eight baths two basements wooded lot and street access priced at 16500 with assumable loan about 13400.
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