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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1925

Page

18

Princeton Bank Receives Memorial Half Dollar Coins

The Bank of Princeton announced it has received the first consignment of United States Confederate Memorial Half Dollars. F P Clark urges local residents to buy coin certificates redeemable July 3, noting limited southern quotas and the coins’ sentimental and potential monetary value. The national distribution, coordinated by southern bankers, aims to honor Confederate valor and a Stone Mountain carving project.

United States South Bank of Princeton F. P. Clark Southern Bankers Committee Stone Mountain

Bluefield Shops to Play Virginian Team Tomorrow

Princeton fans will see a baseball game tomorrow afternoon at Metfield between the Virginian Shops and the Norfolk and Western Shop team of Bluefield. Arrangements have been made with J P McNutt for the field and efforts to lease it for athletic events continue. The Virginian Shops boast fast players and the N W team is strong making a rivalry expected to heighten the excitement. The game starts at 4 15 oclock.

Princeton Metfield Norfolk and Western Bluefield J.P. McNutt N. W al da

Making the Groom Wall Returns Home

Mrs. Neal presides over the local auxiliary and reports a fine trip and a wonderful meeting. Numerous residents and visitors travel and visit relatives in Radford Norfolk Jacksonville Roanoke Wytheville and other locales as portrayed by community notes.

Neal L. B. Carbaugh Martha Blevins Coaldale J. M. Goodwin Park Avenue Quincey G. H. Brown Coy Cleveland Ohio Rotary ‘Stes McCutcheon Little Clyde Wilee E. W. Bonham Radford G. H. Crumpecker Jacksonville Fla Mr. Crumpecker J. W. Daniels Roanoke Daniels Norfolk J. W. Boyd Oakvale Maude Eaton Thorn Street Mary Cochran Nemours George H. Brown L. H. Wright Wright Brown B. Palmer Hode White Hale Avenue Charles Rich Wytheville Wyoming County Charles R. L. Odor Bluefield College Hartley Sanders William Sarah Caroline Sanders Bee Street Richmond G. M. Cochran Florida South Ninth Street Meade McNeill Concord Ray Peters W. G. Moran Firece Blue Bishop R. E. L. Strider H. C. Hays

Princeton Paragraphs Continued From Page Seven

Local notes report water questions pending growth needs and a 7 30 meeting at the Presbyterian church to organize chautauqua efforts. Library book additions include Raine and Bower titles, plus memoirs and encyclopedias. Rev. Sims and Rev. Campbell lead morning and evening services with special music by the choir and solo by Mrs. Henderson.

C. H. Phipps Chautauqua Association Presbyterian Church Princeton Public Library W. McLeod Raine Phanton Herd B. M. Bower Clifford Warren Princeton H. W. Straley II Mr. Straley New International Christian Church G. Wright R. M. Sims Graham's Chapel James Campbell Henderson

Princeton Society Sees High Score At House Party

Guests included Miss Katherine Christie and Ray Peters as high scorers in a rock game hosted by Miss McNeill. The event featured an ice course and a list of attendees such as Frances Adkins Mildred Bowser and Pausie Ferguson. A D T Carr Sunday school class social followed at Mrs Kidden Park Avenue with refreshments.

Miss McNeill Katherine Christie Ray Peters Frances Adkins Mildred Bowser Kitty Christie Margaret Christis Jane Ella Roblnelle Goldie McNeill Pausie Ferguson Blanch Straley Bula McManaway Meade McNeill Everette Dillion Bee Peck Hampton Robinette Robert Johnson Ray Irwin T. C. Bonham W. R. Kidd D. T. Carr Kidden Park

Delightful Surprise Party Honors Miss Boots Sexton

A Thursday evening surprise party hosted by Miss Margaret Rich Miss Linda Swaim and friends honored Boots Sexton with games and late refreshments. Guests included Lenora Swaim Lillian McGuire Gladys Mills Mary Hays Epling Anna Glen Caffee Marriet Woolfolk Margaret Rich Caroline Rich and many others.

Boots Sexton Margaret Rich Linda Swaim Lenora Swaim Lillian McGuire Gladys Mills Mary Hays Epling Anna Glen Caffee Marriet Woolfolk Caroline Rich James Stearts John White Carl Brown G. W. Rowling Ed Walker Nelson Turner Frederick Vermillion Dick Karnes L. G. Rowling Harry Therntes A. B. White Dick McCaugherty

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