Hadden home Hale avenue bridge party charms Princeton readers
A Hadden family bridge party on Hale avenue featured brides to be Edith Perkins Voncell Brazil and Misses Collins Luck Perkins. Hostesses Mrs H C Hadden and Miss Mildred Hadden led a festive afternoon with a receiving line, scores, gifts for the prospective brides, and a spring yellow and white decor theme.
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Hadden
Hale Avenue
H. C. Hadden
Mildred Hadden
Collins
Edith Perkins
Voncell Brazil
Lula M. Luck
T. J. Dawson
D. Cc. Rice
Pauline McIntosh
Miss Perkins
Chloe
Brazil
Cotton
Dawson
Roberts
McNeer
Beard
Barber
Norris
DeJarnette
Taylor
Tobin
Cunningham
Todd
Epling
Woolfolk
Rich
Sowers
Willyoung
Pearis
Ellett
Reynolds
Rixey
E. B. Lazenby
M. Callaway
Standiford
Princeton Courting Scene Turns Town into Cupid Rendezvous
In Princeton near Bristol, marriages are common with ministers receiving daily requests. Rev W H Wrighton presided over three recent weddings including Harry H Wills and Evelyn Hudson of Ansted. Other couples, witnesses, and out of town guests traveled from Bluefield Burkes Garden and Graham to wed, with Pearl Wilson and John Meek among the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Bristol
Cupid
W. H. Wrighton
Harry H. Wills
Evelyn Hudson
Ansted
Baptist Parsonage
Ivan B. Steele
Guy Ferguson
William E. Long
Alice C. Land
Bluefield
Ruby Thompson
R. F. Bishop
David J. Wilson
Grace M. Kitts
Burkes Garden
Virginia
Pearl Wilson
John Meek
Graham
James B. Neal
Princeton Personal Notices Chronicle Weekend Guests
Local notices list visitors and travels among Princeton families. Mrs. John Moore and son John Jr visit the Bowsers on Harrison street. M C Mitchells travel to Ronceverte and Union. Craft family trips to Key Stone to visit Namie Craft. J H Peery plans moving to Maple Acres. Extended visits include Owen Wyant Whitt McConnell families. Lurber child injured, hospital condition improving. Hardy family mourns infant birth and recovery. Bill Vincent had nails removed at local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
John, Jr
Webhle Newton
Tazewell
J. B. Bowser
Harrison Street
Lilly Land Company
M. C. Mitchell
Ronceverte
L. O. Craft
Clara Belle
Elizabeth Helvey
Widemouth
Ellen Craft
M. M. Woodyard
Bluefield
Keystone
Namie Craft
W. RK. L. Craft
J. H. Peery
Abingdon
G. W. Lawrence
Mattie Owen
Parkersburg
Elizabeth Wyant
W. E. Whitt
G. W. McConnell
Sarah
Grundy
McConnell
L. P. Hardy
Memorial Hospital
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Clerk's Office
Real estate transfers filed for recordation include G W Shields and wife to D T Carr for lot 4 Princeton Bramwell road valued at 5225 dollars. R G Meador trustee to W D Pendleton for lot 15 section 8 Park Avenue Princeton valued at 1 dollar. J S Hall trustee to Lois L Kilgore for lot in Bluefield valued at 506 dollars. O D Epling and wife to Omags Thompson for lot 27 addition Matoaka valued at 350 dollars. Loavin E Surface to Laula M Hurst for lot at Montcalm valued at 2500 dollars. Sarah F Walton and husband to Frank Eugene Smith for lot 8 section 896 Bluefield valued at 1000 dollars. Lilly Land Company advertises resh resh land suitable for a beautiful e.
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G. W. Shields
D. T. Carr
Princeton-Bramwell Road
R. G. Meador
W. D. Pendleton
Park Avenue
Princeton
J. S. Hall
Lois L. Kilgore
Bluefield
O. D. Epling
Omags Thompson
Matoaka
Loavina E. Surface
Laula M
Hurst
Montcalm
Sarah F. Walton
Frank Eugene Smith
Officers Elected by Pythian Sisters of Mayflower Temple
Pythian Sisters of Mayflower Temple No. 84 elected new officers for the term led by Most excellent chief Eula Bingham and other officers including Eva Mc Claugherty Maud Wesley Margaret Lowe Byrthol McClaugherty Lillian Ryan Florence Lucas Hattie Lee Whitt Gora Johnson Installing officer Effie Lawrence and pianist Mrs Everette Keesee. Grand chief Mrs Mattie Owen of Parkersburg and Mrs Elizabeth Wyant attended as guests amid a heavy rain and were entertained with a talk praising the temple.
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Pythian Sisters
Mayflower Temple
No. 84
Mattie Owen
Parkersburg
Pythian Sisters of
West Virginia
Elizabeth Wyant
Bluefield
Eula Bingham
Eva McClaugherty
Maud Wesley
Margaret Lowe
Byrthol McClaugherty
Lillian Ryan
Florence Lucas
Hattie Lee Whitt
Gora Johnson
Effie Lawrence
Everette Keesee
Billie Whitt
Chas. Miller
Glen White News Highlights Local People at Glen White
Professor FE B King former principal visits Glen White. Jim Clark attends Charleston high graduation. Frances Hays returns to Glen White from Benna Vista. Mrs W J Heatherman and children visit from Pratt WV. Leona Fry leaves for Huntington to summer at Marshall College. Rev M Homer Cummings Hildreth Mullens and Alice Marshall attend state Sunday School convention in Wheeling. Mary Altare visits from Otsego. R F Roth returns after Pennsylvania trip. bronchial illness improves. Wm Ascaugh visits from Martineville. Glen White beats Mount Hope Company F 6 to 1 in baseball. E B Wray C R Samples W M Hays attend Shriners convention in Washington. American Legion plans July Fourth dance with Weidemeyer orchestra. Weidemeyer decorates hall for past Glen White socials. W X K Weinbrenner spends Sunday at Gauley Bridge. Allen to lead Minter Homes church project. foundations in place. Page Nine.
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FE. B. King
Glen White
Jim Clark
Charleston
Charleston High
Frances Hays
Southern Sonlace
Benna Vista
W. J. Heatherman
Pratt
W. Va
E. B. Wray
Misa Leona Fry
Huntington
Miss Fry
Marshall College
M. Homer Cummings
Hildreth Mullens
Alice
Roth
Wm. Ascaugh
Martineville
EB. B. Wray
Company F
Mount Hope
Steadham
C. R. Samples
W. M. Hays
Washington
National Capital
American Legion
Committee On Entertainment
Weidemeyer
W. X K. Weinbrenner
Gauley Bridge
Allen
Minter Homes
Heaviest Rainfall Barrages County in Years
A near continuous rain since Monday night swelled Brush Creek and Glady Fork flooding lowlands and gardens. Rivers rose beyond banks as Laurel Creek and East River flood fields and roads filled with mud. City notes record rainfall for this season in over twenty years. Snodland council orders insurance for the new fire station.
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Brush Creek
Glady Fork
Bluestone Valley
Laurel Creek
Lower East River
Marriage licenses issued by County Court Clerk Bowling
The county issued licenses for six couples including Thomas W. Gillespie to Virginia Maxwell and William Goad to Annie Reese. Other items note a Bristol elopement, a $100 Studebaker sales prize, a Spurgeon Lloyd George talk, Legion skipping July 4 events, and local arts, rail freight, and real estate updates.
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Bowling
Thomas W. Gillespie
Oakhill
Virginia Maxwell
Maxwell
William Goad
Annie Reese
Princeton
Luther Howerton
Florence Sargent
Angonquin
William EB. Long
Alice C. Land
Bluefield
David J. Wilson
Grace M. Kitts
Burkes Garden
Miss May Prout Engaged To Ayman Spier In Breach Suit
Sheffield reports Miss May Prout ing sued for breach of promise after 18 years engagement to Ayman Spier. She recovered 500 dollars in the case, reflecting a final settlement awarded by the court.
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Sheffield
Eng
Ayman Spier
Miss May Prouting
Lost Railroad Watch Between Princeton and Kegley
A railroad watch is lost between Princeton and Kegley. Finder should return it to J. E. Shrewsbury in Princeton and will receive a reward.
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Princeton
Kegley
J. E. Shrewsbury
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News OF
Stanley
Sam White
Kalsominer
Plasterer
WEA Service
Glen
White News
Los Angeles Harbor
U. S. S. Nevada
American Legion Post 177
Snodland, Eng
Pithy
Herman Doyle
Lorena Skeens
Narrows
C. S. Spangler
Studebaker
William H. Wrighton
Charles H. Spurgeon
David Lloyd George
Spurgeon
American Legion Post No. 54
Thelma Bowling
Miss Bowling
H. B. Callaway
M. W. Reid
Norfolk
Roanoke
J. W. Brown
Thirteenth District
Ebudy
Udy
America
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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