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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
13
County budget totals set at 67 560 for the coming year up from 57 641 this year. County officials including assessors clerk sheriff and court personnel are slated for specified annual amounts. Real estate transfers have more than doubled since 1944, as the fiscal plan spans July 1 to June 30.
Behind the Mask at the Royal features Kane Richmond in the lead with Barbara Reed George Chandler Joseph Crehan Pierre Watkin Dorothea Kent and Joyce Compton in the cast. Mercer presents Sing Your Way Home starring Jack Haley a light spirited musical with slapstick comedy and songs throughout.
The Princeton society enjoyed musical numbers by Mrs. Ruth Mastin. A business session chaired by Miss Bessie Ball disclosed plans for a national convention in St Louis on July 2 and 3. Next Tuesday night the Rev L D Roe of the First Methodists will be guest speaker.
The Nora Marx circle of the First Christian church will hold its regular meeting with hostesses Mrs. O W Chambers Mrs L K Wilson and Mrs S L Oneill. A daily vacation Bible school at the church on Giver Avenue East runs Friday at 7 30 p m with rooms open to visitors at 7 00 p m. Certificates will be awarded to participating children.
An order dismissed Mercer company cases from the docket with specified amounts. Another order annulled the marriage of Dennis Terry Barton and Aydna Robertson Barton.
The Rev. Mr. Hodges of the Church of God will address the congregation Sunday at 11 o clock. Hodges has preached for twelve years and is currently engaged in evangelistic work in the state.
Destruction charges issued for five Crane Creek men accused of cutting wires on Garnet Shrewsbury’s car and smashing windows and a lunchroom screen at W. H. McComas’s property near Kegley. Constable C C Christian and state troopers expect arrests. incident followed requests not to drink in the driveway.
Mr and Mrs Frank M Griffith host Miss Susie Griffith of Macon Georgia at 1016 Christie Avenue. Pvt Johnson has served nineteen months with fourteen overseas. Dr and Mrs J B F Yoak Jr and Ramay Lou of Charleston visit friends and Col and Mrs Charles Riley. Mrs Richard Karnes and daughter visit Beckley this week. Mrs Ajax Smith moves from hospital to home. William Sanders and family plan a Charleston to visit relatives on Airy Drive. Tommy Williams of Coshocton Ohio visits grandparents J E Stafford on Kee Street.
The prompt provides an oversized numerical figure for sunlight, extending into an extreme scale with an enormous exponent. No contextual details or sources are given to frame this value within astronomy or physics.
Honorably discharged service men reporting at the offices of Mercer selective service boards No. 2 and 3 Thursday included Tuck A. Stafford Mont calm Samuel W. Moore Duhling William R. McMillan McComas for No. 2 and Harold G. Stafford Princeton Audrey White Blgood for No. 3.
Camp Phillips near Spanishburg hosts the event on Saturday night June 15 awarding National Training Certificates to twenty five scouters who completed the basic training course.
An overnight camp will train Princeton Athens Matoaka district scout leaders on June 15. The program covers leadership skills and Scouting methods for local leaders and volunteers.
An African American male, detained to report to the sheriff and held for grand jury action, faced charges connected to an attempted killing after an evening incident. White youths swimming at Hawatha were involved in pursuing the suspect, who fled after being noticed by Bailey.
Fragments describe a confrontation with Sheriff Dye, a knife mentioned, and a threat to hang someone. The text is garbled with possible references to Jame Dye, a arrest, and danger. Rubber tires for vehicles appear as an unrelated fragment.
In 1876 London a public crowd rejected silently moving vehicles citing hazard concerns. The response reflected early doubt about new transport technology and its safety for pedestrians and streets.
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