Battle Lines Drawn For Sunday Closing Laws
New Jersey fights a bill penalizing stores open on Sundays as suburban merchants join a nationwide push to legalize Sunday shopping. Proponents say blue laws are obsolete and hurt competition while opponents cite state traditions and mixed results from other regions.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Science introduces a new healing substance Bio-Dyne called Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. In cases, pain eased and shrinkage occurred with products available as suppositories or ointment, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Mrs E K Johnson Attends West Virginia Conference
Mrs E K Johnson of Princeton Bluefield Road attended the 19th annual West Virginia Conference meeting in Buckhannon and the Women's Society of Christian Service anniversary at Buckhannon Methodist Church. She was at West Virginia Wesleyan College graduation where Dr L D Roe received an honorary Doctor of Divinity.
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Princeton- Bluefield Road
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Women's Society of Christian Service
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West Virginia Wesleyan College
L. D. Roe
First Methodist Church
Princeton
Ninth Grade Summer School Classes Start at Princeton Junior School
Summer school for ninth grade mathematics and English began Monday at Princeton Junior School. About 30 students enrolled in 8 to 11 o clock sessions, lasting seven and a half weeks. Tuition is $17.50 for the semester and $15.00 for one semester.
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Elks Sponsor Boy Scout Jamboree Trip
David Coburn of Troop 66 joins 50 000 Scouts at the Fourth Annual Jamboree in Valley Forge Penna July 12 18 with all expenses paid by Princeton Elks Lodge sponsors of Troop 66. Local vacancies remain. eligibility requires 12 by Jan 1 1957 or Second Class/Explorer status and a medical certificate. national fee is 50 dollars covering camp meals and period expenses. pre jamboree costs on local funds.
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Boy Scouts of America
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Jerry Richards
Area Boy Scout Council
Lawrence Snead
Glenwood Farm Women Meet Thursday at Mrs Kelly's
Mrs. W L Kelly hosts Glenwood Farm Woman's Club Thursday at 1 30 at her Glenwood Park home. Kelly leads the devotional and Mrs Howard Hager teaches the lesson Organized The Home.
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Mrs Housewife Tops U S Travelers Abroad Says Passport Chief
Washington reports Frances Knight director of the State Department passport division says 800000 passports issued yearly with a big rush in April. She notes women and men cause delays by age masking petitions and odd questions about weather clothing and furniture storage. She foresees 1000000 passports yearly as jet travel grows. Swans are peaceful birds and live to 30 40 and sometimes 100 years.
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