Princeton Dorothy Davis Group Reaches Financial Goals
The Dorothy Davis Group of the Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church Princeton reports all financial goals met and all year projects completed. New member Nell Caffee welcomed. Boosters Club banquet and rummage sales noted. one child approved for Salvation Army Camp Joy. meeting honors leader Mrs. Thomas with gift. July gathering planned.
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Dorothy Davis
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church of
Princeton
Joe Brock
C. O. Brown
Raymond Thomas
J. E. Coulter
Addie Williams
Perry Mooney
Thomas
Dorothy Davis Group
San Diego
Calif
Boosters Club
Salvation Army
Joy
Lake Wheeler
Wheeler
Ant Antenna Structure Shows Rich Olfactory Reach
The antennae of ants contain a high density of smell and touch organs. A single wood ant antenna holds 211 olfactory cones and 1,730 touch bristles, illustrating complex sensory hardware.
May Receipts Reported by Princeton Chamber Officials
Princeton Chamber of Commerce reports May gross tax receipts of 9523.90 with 1123.45 from utility tax. May sales tax 7941.12. Region 3 retail down 10 percent in April but up 3.1 percent for January–April 1963. Building permits 20550 in May. post office receipts 12627. Bank debits rose two percent from 8089 to 8250.
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Princeton Chamber of Commerce
Princeton
Chamber
Mercer County
National Geographic Plans Reprints Of Early Issues
The National Geographic Society will reprint a complete set of original issues to meet demand for rare early editions. Reprints will be clearly marked and are not intended to replace authentic copies, with pricing possibly reaching $18 000.
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National Geographic
National Geographic Society
Matoaka High 1964 Graduation Awards and Honors
Marcus Rarick was valedictorian and Mary Ann Beggs salutatorian at Matoaka High School's 1964 commencement. Principal Ralph S. Bird and assistant principal Norene Holston presented awards and diplomas. Scattered honors listed include medals for various subjects and activities, NHS, citizenship, and dozens of graduates named.
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Marcus Rarick
Mary Ann Beggs
Matoaka High School
Ralph S. Bird
Norene Holston
Carolyn Stables
Bill Bird
Judy Midkiff
Alice Lusk
Norma Jean Abram
Brenda Joyce Allen
Barbara Ann Asbury
Constance Dianne Asbury
Ralph Paul Bailey
Sarah Tibbs Bailey
Judith Ann Barbour
Nathaniel Coach Billings
Ralph Sidney Bird Jr
John Michael Bishop
Norman Dexter Blankenship
Melva Sue Bradberry
Judy Faye Brown
David
Court activity reports filings in Princeton district court
Three circuit court orders two lawsuits and two transfers filed in Princeton court clerk records. Orders include Myers Electronics vs Donald Marshall a $314.15 recovery and Nancy Goforth Brandon vs Jimmy Lee Crandon extended answer time. A continued case names Norris Kantor estate admin and others. Lawsuits include Veda Sexton vs George Felty Sr claiming $1 000 actual and $1 000 punitive damages and John Wesley Choate vs Truemilla Choate for divorce. Transfers include Neal to Hoge Lot 33 Block 5 Cumberland Heights Extension 5950 and Wickline to Meadows Mercer County 2000. Incorporation filed for Tourist Information Association.
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Myers Electronics, Inc
Donald Marshall
Don's Radio and TV
Nancy Goforth Brandon
Jimmy Lee Crandon
Pearl H. Stowers
Norris Kantor
Claude F. Stowers
Betty Johnson
Claudine S. Dickerson
Rheta Costa
Veda L. Sexton
George Felty Sr
Felty
Bluefield Ave
Bluefield
John Wesley Choate
Truemilla Marie Choate
Vergie E. Neal
Dorothy Hoge
Cumberland Heights
Bishop S
Dorothy M
Wickline
Leslie Meadows
Mercer County
Damaged Goods to Open at Lavon Theatre Sunday
Faith, a Philadelphia born starlet highlighted by Life Magazine as Hollywood beauty, appears in the color film Damaged Goods opening Sunday at the Lavon Theatre. She grew up in Hollywood and studied science at the University of California when talent scouts found her for television.
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Life Magazine
Hollywood
Lavon Theatre
Delores Faith
Elizabeth Taylor
Philadelphia
Miss Faith
University of California
Pistol-Waving Man Wounded In Southeast Washington
A southeast Washington man Ashley Henry Best, 52, a television repairman, was shot and critically wounded by Detective Edward W. Maynard after he waved a pistol from an alley as officers approached. Children reportedly called to him as he drove by in a cruiser.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Ashley Henry Best
Seventh Street
S. E
Edward W. Maynard
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