Princeton Rotary hears talk on business cycles and markets
The Princeton Rotary Club discussed Finding and Creating New Markets as a path out of economic decline. W D Shuff contrasted 1837 1857 1875 1893 1907 depressions with 1929 and noted Europe as a growing market for American goods due to increased private US investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Lake Shawnee
George H. Brown
W. D. Shuff
M* Shuff
Europe
Atlantic
Princeton Churches Plan Revival With Rev Belcher
Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service by the Bluefield Billy Sunday club at 11 a m Senior Epworth League meets at 7 p m Rev W B Belcher district evangelist will conduct a two weeks revival at Pisgah starting with Sunday services Mr Belcher’s name appears in the notice as revival leader and preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Billy Sunday Club
Epworth
W. B. Belcher
Pisgah
Evangelist Preaches in Bristol Churches Invite All
Bristol readers are invited to services led by veteran evangelist with broad reputation. W S Lyons and Edward Stubblefield pastors announce morning worship, Sunday school, junior and senior leagues, and evening sermons on themes Price of Power and I Have Never Done That Yet. KEGLEY Church adds Sunday school at 10 and 3 pm preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stubblefield
J. H. Bane
Kegley
Pastor W B Davis Leads Sunday Services and Sermons
Dr W B Davis pastor presides over Sunday school at 9 45 am with W H Roberts as superintendent Morning worship follows at 11 sermon on Character the Basic of Religion Evening worship at 745 pm features sermon What Does It Mean to Be Saved This is the third in the pastors sermon series Christian Endeavor meets at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Davis
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers in Princeton Chapter
Princeton chapter No. 44 Royal Arch Masons elected and installed officers with Carney M. Layne grand high priest visiting from Huntington. Delegations from Bluefield and Athens attended. Officers named for the year include LM Selvey high priest and J B League principal sojourner. Public installation for Princeton lodge No. 134 A F and A M set for June 24 following a June 22 officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Royal Arch Masons
Carney M. Layne
Huntington
Bluefield
Athens
LM. Selvey
F. G. Stennett
King
O. H. Ballard
J. B. League
G. W. Evans
Royal Arch
Princeton Lodge No. 134
A. F
A. M
Testimony in Phillips Hearing Nears Close
Bluefield attorney T C Phillips testified in circuit court Friday denying unprofessional and unethical practices accused by the Mercer Bar Association. The case nears completion with only closing examination remaining and a noon conclusion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
T. C. Phillips
Bluefield
Circuit Court
Mercer Bar Association
West Virginia
Cage
Princeton Society News and Local Socials
Miss Myrtle Kelley and Andrew R. Mathena, Bluefield, wed at courthouse with Rev. G W Talbert officiating. Travelers Stanley Martin and Harry Parker depart Athens for Pacific coast in a model T Ford for sixty days with tent and cooking gear. Bluestone Presbytery home missions board met at Princeton Presbyterian Church, then attended a dinner meeting with Dr Pharr as speaker. A solo “In the Garden” by Mrs L C Porter. Circle No 1 of First Methodist entertained at Mrs Bolt’s with 15 members and 3 guests. devotionals led by Mrs Plummer. lesson by Mrs J W Sasser. article from the Voice read by Mrs H C McCary. next meeting at Mrs H E Spangler’s home. Circle No 7 met at Mrs C C Sarver’s on Bluefield Ave with Mrs M G Harper. program followed by angel food cake and fruit. Silver Springs W M U met at church. program led by Mrs M E Brookman. devotionals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Kid” Martin
Harry Parker
Athens
Pacific Coast
Home Missions Board of the Bluestone Presbytery
Princeton
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Men's Club
Pharr
Mount Hope
L. C. Porter
Lineweaver
Beckley
Sam W. Moore
Bluefield
C. W. Murphy
Matoaka
Mr. Edgerton
Firet Methodist Church
H. Reynolds
Bolt
Highland Avenue
H. C. McCary
J. W. Lasser
Frazier
W. A. Brown
Plummer
J. W. Sasser
Voice
H. BE. Spangler
Hale Avenue
Circle No. 7
First Methodist Church
M. G. Harper
Cc. C. Sarver
Bluefield Avenue
Julia Hetherington
Mesdames
W. M. Worrell
J. P. Shrewsberry
W. R. Kidd
Luther Hale
Silver Springs
Two Probated Orders And Local Orchard Outlook
Two probated orders were entered in criminal court by Judge George L. Dillard for twelve months. Joe Hatcher, owner of the largest commercial orchard in the region, expects a sixty acre orchard to yield fifteen to twenty thousand bushels of apples this year and has arranged for sale. Fiduciary order appoints Mrs. Ethel M. Hobson administratrix of Harlie G. Hobson estate with $13,000 bond, also guardian for Beulah and Richard D. Hobson with $3,200 bond. Launa Thornton Circle No. 5 meets at First Baptist with thirteen members. prayers, songs, lesson, and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Dillard
Otta Jones
Lawrence Robbins
Joe Hatcher
Princeton
Hatcher
Ethel M. Hobson
Harlie G. Hobson
Tomorrow: The Man Who Remembers Everything He Ate
A feature titled Tomorrow explores a man famed for recalling every meal he has ever eaten. The piece also shares an explanation of yesterday's cartoons and notes on London geography and insect classification. It discusses the City of London’s lack of cinemas within its walls, the broader Administrative County of London, and the three-pair leg rule for insects as per Linnaeus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripleys
City of
London
Great Britain
Maggie the Black Bear and Cubs Sent to Farm
Maggie a widow of Jiggo captured near Lerena last fall is again in captivity with two cubs born in February in Mercer game refuge Jumping Branch district. Cubs were taken from a tree by district game protector J H Manderville. One cub drew attention in Princeton. Bears to stay in a crate at Lake Shawnee this summer and be sent to the state game farm next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Jiggo
Lerena
Mercer
Jumping Branch
J. H. Manderville
Lake Shawnee
Jumping Branch District
Twelfth Ecclesiastes chapter program on Christian progress
The twelfth chapter of Ecclesiastes was honored with a prayer by Mrs. Albert White. The program centered on Christian progress needing youth and youth needing Christian progress. Participants included Mrs. Bessie Jones Mrs. Alice Wyant Mrs. K P Williams Mrs. J P Wipperman O D Meadow and Mrs F C Courtney. Guests were Mr Hammer and Mrs Vipperman s Sunday school classes with Mr Hamms offering prayer for youth. Refreshments were served and the meeting closed with the Lord s prayer in unison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecclesiastes
Albert White
Bessie Jones
Alice Wyant
K. P. Williams
J. P. Wipperman
O. D. Meadow
F. C. Courtney
Mr. Hammer
Vipperman
Hamms
Bears to be sent back after complaints at refuge
In the region of the same refuge, numerous complaints about bears led officials to order the animals returned to the state farm. The action follows sustained reports of nuisance and safety concerns raised by local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm
Local Families Attend Taylor University Commencement
Mr and Mrs J H Bane and their son Bobby travel to Upland Indiana to attend Taylor University commencement exercises. Miss Wuford Tinder joins them homeward. Miss Flo Kinzer of Mullene visits Mrs J H Bane. E L Tilley Jr recovering after hospital operation at Princeton. Dr and Mrs A R Scott host Mr and Mrs Charlie Downey and Warrington Johnson from West Virginia University for summer at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bane
Bobby
Mies Wuford
Upland
Ind
Taylor University
Mise Josephine Bane
Mies Flo Kinzer
Mullene
E. L. Tilley Jr
E. L. Tilley
Princeton Hospital
South Avenue
A. R. Scott
Highland Avenue
Charlie Dowbey
Williamson
W. Varoughton Johnson
West Virginia University
Honaker Avenue
Pirates Sell Willoughby to Pacific Coast Outfit
Pittsburgh June 5. Sale of pitcher Willoughby to the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League announced by the Pirates. The consideration was not revealed. Willoughby came here this year from the Philadelphia Nationals in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Willoughby
San Francisco Seale
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Nationals
Favorite scores to capture Oaks Stakes at Epsom Downs
Brulette led a field of 14 three year old fillies to win the Oaks at Epsom Downs as the 7 to 2 favorite. Four Course finished a length back in second with Link Tor a further three quarters of a length behind in third after a strong late run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom Downs
Eng
England
Brulette
Brulett
Link Tor
Food paste promises life without eating says professor
Vienna reports a controversial claim by Prof Carl Stepskai that a skin rub supplied paste called di nutron could sustain life without conventional feeding. The paste would be absorbed through the skin and support survival without normal nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Carl Stepskai
Wanted Tenant for Farm on Place in Princeton WV
Small family with farm experience sought to move onto a farm in Princeton West Virginia. Crop already planted, long hours required, good place for the right man. Apply Box 356.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
W. Va
Welch Woman Injured When Bus Skids Toward Children
Mrs. Polly Keaton of War sustained injuries after a bus on the Bishop War line owned by T K Lovans swerved to avoid playing children and overturned near War. Hospital reports said her injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Keaton
War
Welch Emergency Hospital
T. K. Lovans
Bishop War Line
Keaton
Jesus Crucified and the Call to Cross Bearing
The June weekly lesson by WM E Gilroy reflects on Calvary as the culmination of Jesus life from Bethlehem through Gethsemane, linking the cross to resurrection power. It emphasizes Paul’s view that the cross crucifies the world to the believer and urges sharing in Christ’s sufferings as pathway to faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Calvary
Gathsemane
Bethlehem
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Stratton Calls McDowell Womans Club Meeting
Miss Ann A Stratton retiring president of the McDowell Womans club has issued a call for a meeting of club members this afternoon at 2 30 oclock in the Appalachian Community room. Important business will be finished for the past year and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann A. Stratton
McDowell Woman's Club
Appalachian Community Room
Virginia Stultz and Foy Utt Tie in Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Virginia Irene Stultz became the bride of Mr. Foy Gilmer Utt at the Presbyterian church Friday morning at 8:30. The Rev. W. C. Williams officiated in the presence of the Coburns and Miss Greenawalt. Afterward the couple left for an extended motor trip. she is linked to Welch and Stoneby, and he to Knoxville, with a J. Allen and Company position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Irene Stultz
Foy Gilmer Utt
W. C. Williams
O. C. Coburn
Kitty Coburn
Mae Greenawalt
Jubal E. Stultz
Stoneby
Welch
Miter
T. A. Martin
Vivian
Frances Stultz
Stevens Clinic
Welch Milk Company
McDowell County
Att
Bluefield
Welch Daily News
Mr and Mrs Wilson Hurt In Auto Wreck
Mr and Mrs Warren A Wilson returned home from Montreal North Carolina where he served as a lay delegate for Bruceton Presbytery at the general assembly of the Presbyterian church. En route they were in an accident near Bristol Virginia as their car plunged off a road through a fence landing on a stump. Mrs Wilson suffered a facial cut from glass while Mr Wilson, bruised on the head, was otherwise unhurt. She was taken to a Bristol physician for treatment and stitches to close a gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Wilson
Montreal
N. C
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Wilson
Brucetone Presbytery
Wilsons
Bristol
War Friday business visitors and hospital news recap
The item lists J W Luther and Jim Green as business visitors in War Friday morning. It notes Miss Sarah Louise Gibson convalescing at Stevens clinic after illness and likely hospitalization for several days. Other notes include Mrs Victor Weatherby and children returning from Nashville with Edith from St Cecilia's convent, Miss Virgie Woods hosting Eleanor Herntley, and visitors in various towns. A quarrel ender in Denver reports Henry Baumgartner striking himself with a stone to reconcile with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Luther
Jim Green
Mies Sarah Louise Gibson
E. G. Gibson
Stevens Clinic
Mies Gibson
Victor L. Weatherby
Victor
Lucien
Edith
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Edith
St. Cecilia's Convent
Virgie Woods
Eleanor Herntley
Ashland
H. R. Blackwell
Northfork
Patrica
Grace Hospital
James A. Newton
Charles Boureland
Mount Hope
Carolyn Eagle
Gary
J. W. Eagle
P. P. Eagle
Ronseverte
W. Va
E. G. Otey
Pulaski, Va
H. G. Camper
Hobart FE. Payne
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. P. Roley
Pikeville
Cc. W. Morrison
Martinsburg
Funeral Rites Held for Helen Lovas in War
Funeral services were held in War for Helen Locas a young schoolgirl who died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Coroner W C Hall found she shot herself Wednesday night and the body was found Thursday morning. A note to her mother spoke of a regretted misunderstanding and asked a sister to care for a pet. Interment followed in Pocahontas cemetery. The death cast gloom over War where the Lovas family had lived for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Locas
Pocahontas
W. C. Hall
Lovne
War
Lovas
Dempsey Plans 25 Round Fight With Sharkey Labor Day
Jack Dempsey announced negotiations with Johnny Buckley to bring Jack Sharkey to Reno for a 25 round Labor Day bout. The winner of the July 4 Baer vs Uzcudun match is targeted as the potential opponent, with both Baer and Uzcudun expressing willingness to meet Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Max Baer
Pauline Uzcudun
Baer
Uscudun
Sharkey
Giants Star Donohue Seeks Nine-Day Major League Stay
In St Louis on June 5 Pete Donohue veteran Giants pitcher swapped a Minneapolis ticket for a New York one hoping to remain in the majors nine days longer. His release to Minneapolis last day was announced, and Donohue urged John McGraw to help. McGraw sent him to president Stoneham for final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pete Donohue
New York Giants
Minneapolis
New York
Donohue
American Association
John McGraw
Giant
Charles A. Stoneham
Donahue
East and West Duel in Belmont Suburban Handicap
East meets west as Gallant Knight and Questionnaire headline Belmonts Suburban Handicap with top weight 128 pounds. Mokatami from Rancocas looms as main threat, while Great Gun and Sun Meadow also factor in the tune up for Belmont Stakes. In Washington Park Lightning Bolt edges to handicap win and Airplane service cuts interior Alaska travel time from 50 hours to 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belmont
Audley Farm
Gallant Knight
James Butler
Sonny Workman
Rancocas
Mokatami
Metropolitan
Great Gun
K. E. Hitt
Sun Meadow
J. R. Thompson
Minotaur
Mountain Elk
John Hay Whitney
Washington Park
Whitney
Oswego
Lightning Bolt
Alaska
Fairbanks
Livengood
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Fuuk
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
W. Vasarnsgeeat
Rotary
U.S
Princeton Churches
Pisgah Church
KER Street Methodist
W. S. Lyons
Eenior
First Baptist
Princeton Society
Harry Karnes
Mathena-Kelley
Myrtle Kelley
Andrew R. Mathena
G. W. Talbert
Circle No
W. M. TU
Ripley
Valor Road
Winnipeg
Can
Prodigion de
Repwick
Eek Ngland
Portland
Oregon
Launa Thornton
First Baptist Church
J. G. Wood
R. B. Crotty
Wilbur Broyles
C. W. Eskew
Luta Crotty
A. R. Christian
Metropolis
Linnaeus
Ne Encyclopedia Britannica
Big Black Bear
BUCS
Father
God
Paradise
Woman's Club
Denver
Henry Baumgartner
Helen Lovas
Dempsey
Freckles
S. Pat. Off
NEA Service
BY Blosser
Tag
Ruby
McGraw
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