Fifty Jailed On Week End
Fifty people were jailed over the week end by state, county, and district officers, twenty two on Saturday and twenty eight on Sunday. Police added three on Saturday and one on Sunday. Susie White was accused of inflicting a deep knife wound on William Evans. Evans hospitalized. Alfonso Cole faced drunk driving charges and was fined fifty dollars with car impound and six month license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Christian
L. H. Cook
John Hawley
Luther Millsap
E. E. Harry
W. S. Williams
Don Harry
Boyd Millsap
Christian
D. T. Carr
Princeton
Susie White
William Evans
Bob Bird
Susie
Evans
Memorial Hospital
Alfonso Cole
Boissevain
Bluefield
William DeMoss
Burr Harrison
Carr
Hugh Valentine
Princeton-Oakvale
E. Dale Bailey
J. E. Childers
Princeton man John W. White dies in Bluefield
John W. White 46 of Princeton died Sunday night in Bluefield from a heart ailment while visiting Keystone relatives. Survived by widow Lorena, two sons Jack and Dempsey, two daughters Beulah and Evayne, and multiple brothers and sisters. Employed by Delanese at Narrows. Body to remain at Fredeking Seaver Funeral Service chapel pending funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waitman White
Ofrinceton
Bluefield Santum
Keystone
Bluefield
White
W. L. White
Princeton
Lorena White
Jack
Dempsey
U. S. Army
England
Beulah
Charleston
Evayne Smith
Clarence
Muriel
Hubert
Carl
Northfork
Conley
Fort Lewis
Washington
E. B. Swim
E. R. Jackson
I. J. Elmore
Cc. C. Elmore
Delanese Corporation
Narrows
Fredeking Seaver Funeral Service
Mrs. Cora J. Worley Dies In Princeton
Mrs. Cora Jane Worley, 48, died at Memorial hospital in Princeton after illness. She is survived by husband Harvey Lee Worley and daughter Ann Marie Worley, plus stepdaughters and sisters. Born in North Wilkesboro, N C. Body remains at Memorial Funeral Director chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jane Worley
Memorial Hospital
Harvey Lee Worley
Ann Marie Worley
Princeton
William Belcher
R. B. Davis
Radford
Raymond Wright
Ohio
A. H. Stowers
Sam Johnston
Worley
North Wilkesboro
Princeton Society KEEST Circles Meet This Week
Princeton society notices list Martha circle meeting Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs. Williams and Kirk Street Esther circle at 3 pm led by Mrs. Bingham. Dorcas circle meets at 3 pm led by Mrs. Hammes at the church. Ruth Byrd circle meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the church. O E S plans 8 pm meeting in evening dress. Birth announces Betty Louise born May 31 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ray Taylor, father serving in U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Society
KEEST
Martha
Williams
W. O. Candler
Kirk Street
Esther
Bingham
Dorcas
Hammes
Ruth Byrd
Pritchard
Ray Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Betty Louise
Taylor
U. S. Army
Princeton quota club meets at Virginian hotel with Mrs. Lou Eason in charge
The Princeton quota club will meet tonight at 6 10 at the Virginian hotel with president Mrs. Lou Eason in charge. Last Tuesday Miss Ruth Keaton and Miss Frances Williamson presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Virginian Hotel
Lou Eason
Ruth Keaton
Frances Williamson
Mercer County ACP assigns distributor for fertilizer order
Mercer farmers enrolled in the ACP program are informed that A. G. Drensfield is named distributor of twenty percent superphosphate for soil conservation. Farmers pay twenty percent of the cost, while ACP covers eighty percent. Dransfield has ordered four carloads and expects seven more soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
ACP
A. G. Drensfield
Dransfield
Guest in the House closes three-day Mercer run
Anne Baxter Ralph Bellamy Aline MacMahon and Ruth Warrick lead the Mercer Theatre cast in the screen adaptation of the Broadway play that ran for a year on stage before closing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guest
Mercer Theatre
Anne Baxter
Ralph Bellamy
Aline MacMahon
Ruth Warrick
Sweet Rosie O Gradie at the Royal Theatre
Betty Grable Robert Young and Adolphe Menjou head the cast in the Technicolor film Sweet Rosie O Gradie at the Royal Theatre today. The story channels gas footlights with Betty in bustles amid nostalgic music and memories. An Irish flavored romance provides humorous tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Royal
Betty Grable
Robert Young
Adolphe Menjou
Sweet Rosie O’gradie
Royal Theatre Today
Betty
Officers to Be Named at Princeton Legion Meeting
Princeton American Legion post will nominate officers at its monthly meeting tonight in the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton American Legion Post
Memorial Building
Divorce suit filed in circuit court by Paul Blankenship
Suit instituted in circuit court in chancery returnable to June rules by Paul Blankenship against Margaret Elizabeth Blankenship. Divorce is the object of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blankenship
Margaret Elizabeth Blankenship
Crotty Appointed Guardian for Juvenile Raymond Trent
Fannie M. Crotty was appointed guardian for Raymond Trent aged 19 in the county clerk's office. A bond of 100 dollars was posted with W L Crotty as surety. Juvenile Court Judge F Morton Wagner will hold a session of juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie M. Crotty
Raymond Trent
W L. Crotty
Juvenile Court
F. Morton Wagner
Juvenile Court Ay
Princeton Area Personal Notes Quietly Span States and Services
Princeton brief notices list many local residents and relatives visiting, traveling, or stationed away. Highlights include Lt Edward Harrison en route to Fort Bragg after four years in the Army, James Carbaugh at home on furlough, and Ira Crozier earning his Navy air corps wings in Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Smith
Chatham
Marion Smith
Edward Harrison
Texas
Fort Bragg
N. C
Harrison
Smith
B. E. Smith
Princeton
James Carbaugh
Pacific
University Hospital
W. M. E. Wohlford
Washington, D. C
I. B. Crozier
Highland Avenue
Ira Frederick
Buster) Crozier
I. . Crozier
Pensacola
Fla
U. S. Navy Air Corps
R. J. Ryan
Edna Gardner
Circle Drive
Charleston
Mayor and council seats up for grabs in Princeton vote
Princeton residents go to the polls today to elect a mayor and three council members. Democratic candidates include J. C. Ridenour for mayor and J. B. Robertson, Omer C. Belcher, P. J. Long for wards one through three. Republicans nominate Sam R. Arrington for mayor and Otho Thompson, Fred Pritchett, Ernest Pritchett for the wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
J. C. Ridenour
J. B. Robertson
Omer C. Belcher
P. J. Long
Sam R. Arrington
Otho Thompson
Fred Pritchett
Ernest Pritchett
First national election review broadcast in 1920
The first nationwide election review broadcast aired on November 7, 1920, covering Warren G. Harding’s victory over James M. Cox. The debut marked an early milestone in radio journalism and political coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Matoaka Kiwanis Club Boosts Attendance With Duck Prompt
The Matoaka Kiwanis Club reports near full attendance at Tuesday meetings due to a duck used as an incentive. Members missing twice a month must house the duck for a week and pay a dollar per ounce of the duck’s weight loss. EK E Tomlinson chairs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka Kiwanis Club
EK. E. Tomlinson
Grandson of Local Residents Graduates from Fleming High
Hobert Scott Jr., grandson of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Scott of Princeton, graduates honor student from William Fleming High School in Roanoke Virginia. An Eagle Scout with straight A’s in eighth and four years of high school, he won a University of Virginia scholarship. He belongs to Beta Club and Thespian Society, played varsity basketball, earned letters, led student body as president, and helped district winning play groups and prose contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert Scott, Jr
K. L. Scott
Princeton
William Fleming High School
Roanoke
John Divers
Hobert
University of Virginia
Beta Club
Thespian Society
Railroad Camp Car Catches Fire On Siding
A Virginian railroad camp car burned on a siding at Kelly's Tank Saturday at 5 55 p m. Princeton firemen responded and controlled the blaze with water from the booster tank. The car was moved to the Virginian shops afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly's Tank
Princeton
May Term of Circuit Court Adjourned by Judge Easley
Judge Easley adjourned the May term of circuit court after filing several orders. A divorce decree was entered in Rost Harmon Evans vs Willie Evans with the plaintiff resuming the maiden name Harmon. J. T. Harris was granted a pistol permit and a special term is set for Monday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Easley
Rost Harmon Evans
Willie Evans
Harmon
J. T. Harris
Judge Easley
Mercer CD Council To Hold Final Meet
Mercer county civilian defense council schedules its final meeting Wednesday at 3 PM in the courthouse. The office of civilian defense is being demobilized after three years of service, with the unit enrolling thousands in protection and many more in war service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Civilian Defense Council
Office of
Civilian Defense
Mercer Defense Unit
Birthday party and church events in Matoaka
A birthday party honored five year old Ray E. Mills Jr. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Farmer with games and refreshments. The Matoaka Baptist B Y P U arranged a hike and picnic at the Boys Scout camp ground, followed by a campfire and picnic lunch. The Christian Church Missionary Society meets June 7 at 8 PM with Mrs. J. S. Folley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
D. F. Farmer
Ray E. Mills, Jr
Election to be held in Matoaka town on June 5
The municipal election of the town of Matoaka will be held Tuesday, June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
Matoaka High Confers Custemas to Class Members
Members of the Matoaka high school graduating class were awarded custemas last week. Recipients include Virginia Akers Billie Anderson Vadnell Bailey Frances Barlow Emilene Blackwell Edith Bowling Crystal Foley Patricia Harlow Gaynell Hodges Mary Jane Kasey Mabel Lester Mavis McComas Doris Meadows Helen Minor Betty Patteson Myrtle Perdue Juanita Quillin Betty Shoda Pansy Shrader June Shrewsbury Pauline Shrewsbury Vermae Stinson Helen Stover Anna Lee Thompson Margaret Vaughn Ruby Walker Mary Wheeler Julia Zawacki Arnold Akers Marion Bailey Bob Bones Tommy Cook Ed Norman Hawks Douglas Jenkins J A Lucas Jr Richard Moshe Jr Dewey Quick Orlando Russo Joe West Ernie Woolwine and Gay A Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka High School
Virginia Akers
Billie Anderson
Vadnell Bailey
Frances Barlow
Emilene Blackwell
Edith Bowling
Crystal Foley
Patricia Harlow
Gaynell Hodges
Mary Jane Kasey
Mabel Lester
Mavis McComas
Doris Meadows
Helen Minor
Betty Patteson
Myrtle Perdue
Juanita Quillin
Betty Shoda
Pansy Shrader
June Shrewsbury
Pauline Shrewsbury
Vermae Stinson
Helen Stover
Anna Lee Thompson
Margaret Vaughn
Ruby Walker
Mary Wheeler
Julia Zawacki
Arnold Akers
Marion Bailey
Bob Bones
Tommy Cook
Ed Norman Hawks
Douglas Jenkins
J. A. Lucas, Jr
Richard Moshe, Jr
Dewey Quick
Orlando Russo
Joe West
Ernie Woolwine
Gay A. Wyatt
Church Completes New Auditorium In Lash Meet Parish
The Lash Meet Presbyterian congregation led by Rev. J. T. Echols now worships in a new auditorium. The Matoaka Christian Endeavor group won best attendance at a Union meeting at Caffee's Chapel. Matoaka plans to send Bertha Mae Coffey as delegate to the July state convention at Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lashmeet Presbyterian Church
J. T. Echols
Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church of
Personal Notices and Local Visit Announcements
Mrs J S Foley left Wednesday for Logan to visit friends and relatives. Mrs Edith Harlow and daughter Sarah of Beckley attended the graduation exercise where Patricia graduated. French Digdon of Baltimore Md has been visiting. Miss Dorothy Lester of Northeast Md is vacationing with her parents. Pfc L D Suke of Baltimore Md is spending eight days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Foley
Logan
Edith Harlow
Sarah
Beckley
Patricia
French Digdon
Baltimore
Dorothy Lester
Northeast
T. C. Lester
Pfc
L. D. Suke
Local notices of visits and leaves in the region
Mrs Virginia Hass of Richmond Va visits her parents Mr and Mrs H W Stinson at Lake Shawnee to attend Vermae Stinsons graduation. Howard Shrewsbury on 30 day furlough with parents at Beeson. T C Godfrey of the army visits family in Washington D C. Carl Davis of Bunker Hill visits relatives with Mrs Davis's mother Ida Bailey Camp Creek. Returning students include Norma Jean Hadden Betty Thompson and Leland Byrd. Iven C Cook Sr M 2 C U S S M C on 16 day leave with mother Vervie Cook. Blanche Kale of Washington DC visits her parents J W Kale. Buddie Haywood of New Point with Williams family. Henry L Byrd of Oteen NC spent last week with Mrs Leonard Brown and Mrs Daisy Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lough
John E. Stke
Virginia Hass
Richmond
H. W. Stinson
Lake Shawnee
Vermae Stinson
Howard Shrewsbury
S. K
U. C. Navy
Leeton Shrewsbury
Beeson
Washington, D. C
T. C
Betty Thompson
University of Alabama
Leland Byrd
West Virginia University
Iven C. Cook
Vervie Cook
Blanche Kale
J. W. Kale
Buddie Haywood
New Point
Marvin Money
Will Money
Henry Moore
Rodney
Fincastle
Navy
J. L. DeWese
Betty Ballard Smith
Lindside
Russell Bradley
Pvt
Roosevelt Edmiston, Jr
Fort Meade
West Edmiston
Virginia Smith
Anawalt
Covington
Cpl
Edward Brooks
Governor's Island
N. Y
Brooks
Marian Belcher
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Belcher
Nellie Hutchinson
Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Blair
Blair
Brinton Simmons
Baltimore
Cpl Simmons
Eleanor Crawford
Gladys McNeil
Radford
Vinson Roark
Italy
Jasephine Keatley
Princeton
Clarence Bailey
Memorial service and window dedication for war dead in Anawalt
Memorial service was held at Anawalt Methodist Church for Robert Bruce Kuhl killed in action in France on October 24, 1944. The service featured several local clergy and a dedication of a memorial window installed by his wife, Margaret Whitman Kuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anawalt
W. Va
Anawalt Methodist Church
Robert Bruce Kuhl
France
Betty Ballard Smith
C. B. Dickenson
Charles Sublette
Josephine Keatley
J. T. Jordan
Margaret Whitman Kuhl
Giles County Red Cross elects new officers and surpasses drive
Mrs Bernard Mason chaired a Red Cross board meeting and annual session in Pearisburg. The War Chest drive total reached 11373 surpassing the 8800 quota. A Giles County first aid squad headed by Raymond Chambers received praise as 8 trained volunteers were noted. Surgical dressings totaling 50790 were made and shipped along with numerous garments and knitted items. Officers elected include Mason Pearisburg chairwoman and Harold Hale Narrows vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows
Bernard Mason
Giles County
American Red Cross
Pearisburg
Raymond Chambers
Frederickson
Harold Hale
Chapman M. Hale
J. M. Charlton
Pembroke Woman's Club Hosts War Loan Program
Mrs. O. G. Caldwell hosted the Pembroke Woman's Club event assisted by Miss Lene Reynolds and Miss Elizabeth Allen. Miss Katherine Snidow presided as president. Miss Janey B. Reel spoke for the 7th War Loan. Lena Reynolds led the program with C. K. Garman L. L. Lucas D. S. Williams and Ida Payne assisting. Lieut. Dennis Smith was the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke Woman's Club
O. G. Caldwell
Lene Reynolds
Elizabeth Allen
Katherine Snidow
Janey B. Reel
Lena Reynolds
C. K. Garman
L. L. Lucas
D. S. Williams
Ida Payne
Dennis Smith
Women mark centennial of Southern Baptist convention at First Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church hosted a centennial birthday program for the Southern Baptist convention on Thursday evening. Participants included Mrs. P. L. Killey, Mrs. E. C. Gibson, Mrs. E. L. Shockey, Mrs. E. Il, Mc McClaugherty, Mrs. Harry Woodson, Mrs. S. E. Organ, Shirley Meadow, Lou Robertson, John Muncy, Don Evans, Mrs. Byron Keister, Rev. Henry G. Reynolds, Mrs. Keister, and Mrs. W. A. Thigpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
P. L. Killey
E. C. Gibson
E. L. Shockey
E. Il
Mc McClaugherty
Harry Woodson
S. E. Organ
Shirley Meadow
Lou Robertson
John Muncy
Don Evans
Byron Keister
Henry G. Reynolds
Coburn Named to Virginia Indigent Hospital Commission
FE. D. Coburn was appointed by the speaker of the house to a commission created in a March special session. The panel will study Virginia state facilities for hospitalizing indigent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. D. Coburn
House of Delegates
Virginia
Rose Garden Club installation at First Presbyterian
The Rose Garden club met Friday at the First Presbyterian church with Mrs. J Floyd Graly and others hosting. Officers were installed with Mrs. Floyd Graly as president and a slate including Mrs. R L Frederickson vice president and Mrs. R Finley Thompson second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Garden Club
First Presbyterian Church
J. Floyd Graly
C. R. Adair
Harold Hale
C. C. Linkenhaker
Floyd Graly
R. L. Frederickson
R. Finley Thompson
E. P. Dayton
Linkenhaker
H. L. Bowers
B. T. Johnson
Woman's Auxiliary Meets at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met Monday evening with Mrs J Floyd Graly leading the devotional service. The program in charge of Miss Ellen Kyle Adair included participation by Mrs Jack and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. Floyd Graly Ding
Ellen Kyle Adair
Jack
Girl Scout Exhibition Planned at First Presbyterian Church
The Girl Scout meeting met Thursday at the First Presbyterian church. Plans set for a public exhibition on Thursday June 7 at the same church with a musical program. A third patrol formed with Shirley Wilkinson as leader, Barbara Johnson assistant leader, Hilda Brown treasurer. Betty Clark and Sarah Coburn to be invested as new members Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Shirley Wilkinson
Barbara Johnson
Hilda Brown
Betty Clark
Sarah Coburn
Revival Opens at First Methodist Bristol Tenn
The Rev. Harrell M. Russell will assist the Rev. John Hammer in a two week revival at the First Methodist church in Bristol Tennessee starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell M. Russell
John Hammer
First Methodist Church
Bristol
Tenn
Memorial Sunday Service at First Christian Church
The First Christian church held its annual memorial service Sunday morning with J. B. Givens speaking. Participants included Mrs. Homer Perry O Hoge Hopkins Miss Eva Hardwick Mrs. W. M. Jarvis Rev L B Bennett Mac H Johnson Roanoke Billy Ben Johnson. Mrs J Frank Heslop Sr pianist and FE H Johnson violinist presented special musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. B. Givens
Homer Perry
O. Hoge Hopkins
Eva Hardwick
W. M. Jarvis
L. B. Bennett
Mac H. Johnson
Roanoke
Billy Ben Johnson
S 2c
Jefferson City
Tenn
J. Frank Heslop
FE. H. Johnson
Daughters of Confederacy Chapter Meets in Pearlsburg
The McComas chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy in Giles county met Friday afternoon at the homes of Miss Nancy Pearson and Mrs. Bettie Lee Hale in Pearlsburg. Mrs. E. L. Knight served as president. The historical program was led by historian Miss Pearson with help from Mrs. W. G. Gwinn, Mrs. E. G. Simmons, and Mrs. Bernard Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComas
Daughters of Confederacy of
Giles County
Nancy Pearson
Bettie Lee Hale
Pearlsburg
E. L. Knight
Newman Miller Honored At Celanese Stag Dinner
Newman Miller of Pearisburg who plans to leave for military service was honored at a stag dinner hosted by foremen supervisors and friends in the spinning department of Celanese Corporation of America at the General MacArthur hotel on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Miller
Pearisburg
Celanese Corporation of America
General MacArthur Hotel
Seldomridge announce birth of Sandra Sue
Mr and Mrs Cecil Seldomridge announce the birth of Sandra Sue on May 21 weighing nine pounds two ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cecil Seldomridge
Sandra Sue
Porter H. Kirk Recital at City High School Auditorium
Porter H. Kirk will present a group of advanced pupils in recital on Wednesday June 6 at 8 o clock. Appearing are Mrs Daisy Fern Boyette Miss Emily Sale Miss Dorothy Henritze Miss Emogene Hudson and others from the music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter H. Kirk
Daisy Fern Boyette
Emily Sale
Dorothy Henritze
Emogene Hudson
Social notes from Paint Bank to Dayton commencement
Busy week of visits and travel across towns in Virginia and Maryland. Families attend graduations, funerals, and church events, with multiple trips to Columbus Ohio and Baltimore for nursing school exercises and college commencements.
Service Men's Club Hosts Fifty-Five Service Men
Fifty-five service men and three wives attended a meeting of the Service Men's club with representation from one state. Mrs. Gibson chaired the breakfast committee aided by several volunteers, while Mrs. Wimmer and Mrs. Thomas led luncheon plans. Seventy three uniformed men, six with wives, visited Sunday representing thirteen states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service
Service Men’s Club
Shenandoah Conservatory ties and Florida trip noted
Miss Maxine Dayton, pupil of Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, journeyed home with her parents. Miss Evelyn Dove and Mrs. Harry Hudgins with Barbara Sue spent five weeks with the latter’s family in Orlando, Florida, joined by Cpl. Harry Hudgins returning from twenty months overseas. Mr and Mrs Charles B Tiller visited Roanoke weekend with family of Charles Beard, who was hurt Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Charles Beard
Burt
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John W. White
Cora J. Worley
O. E.S
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Matoaka Club
Matoaka, W. VA
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. S. Folley
Kathleen Windsor
News of
Red Cross Chapter
George W. Greer, Jr
Kenneth G. Killinger
Marion
Betty Gary Wheeler
Girl Scouts
U.D. C
McCoy
Ertie Kessler
George Allen Thompson
Harry Thompson
Ora Belle Radford
Paint Bank
E. H. Martin
Ora Mae Russell
London
William Henry Russell
Russel
C. E. Bishop
George Lent
Katherine Hale
Madison College
Dan Hale
J. F. Graly
Rodney A. Sundburg
China
Byron A. Skeens
Skeens
H. L. Downs
Downs
R. W. Bradford
Leo F. Goeller
Hollins College
Charlotte Anne Hale
Tom Muncy
Tommy
W. S. Akers
Oceana
I. R. Everly
Gorman Atkinson
Eaette I
Arcady
J. W. Booker & Co
Police Gazette
Princeton, W. Va
New Hope Church
Abbs Valley
Oakvale Road
Athens
McDowell County
C. N. Kirby
Riverside Drive
Welch
Kirby Brothers
Main Street
Gul
Rosie O'Grady
Service Club
C. B. Gibson
E. B. Bailey
Charles Gibson
Genaderson
Virginia Giles
C. K. Wimmer
E. R. Thomas
Miller Anderson
John Smith
Bernard McClaugherty
Grace Pear
Cleon Heller
J. S. Mangus
H. Tingler
R. G. Love
Nancy Taylor
Berna McClaugherty
Grace Pearson
Old First Nat'l Bank
W. H. Green
Spanishburg, W. Va
America
New Bedford
Mass
Boston, Mass
Salem, Mavss
Portland
Rockland. Me
Chicago, Ill
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland
Cincinnati, Ohio
Norfolk, Va
Balimore, Md
New Gedford
Boston
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
ONE Broadway
New York
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