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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1930

Page

10

Jamboree Brings 380 Scouts to Princeton Area Camp

Three hundred eighty Boy Scouts gathered for the southern West Virginia jamboree at the Princeton Bluefield road athletic field. Troops from Welch Northfork Hinton Athens Princeton Bluefield Mullens Glen Rogers Coalwood Mohegan War Keystone Kimball Springton Matoaka attended with Crumpler troop 52 winning the camp.

West Virginia Princeton- Bluefield Road Mercer Street Straley Avenue Welch Northfork Hinton Athens Princeton Bluefield Mullens Glen Rogers Coalwood Mohegan War Keystone Kimball Springton Matoaka Jimmie McBane East Liverpool Crumpler Flint and Steel Scout Richards Bob Kyle Rufus Bondurant James Gatherum Auburn Flatt David Cope Bird Adams Taylor and White DeJarnette Todd Haddon Walker Harry Wood Joe Walker James Perry Buster Merrill Scout Pace Charles Fosh Clark Harold Nd. Knottying Harry Thompson Grover Worrell Roy A. Cole J. A. French Jesse Ramsey D. L. Casey S. F. Geiger A. R. Kyle Ram

Alleged Moonshine Still Operators Held in County Jail

Two men allegedly operating a whiskey still near Willowton were captured by State Police and Virginia officers early Saturday. Fay Perdue and Boyd Davis face arraignment before a U S commissioner in Bluefield after a raid that yielded a 39 gallon still one gallon of liquor and 60 gallons of mash. Police say Perdue flashed a .32 caliber pistol before being disarmed. Howard Williams, colored, was arrested in Virginian yards for transporting five gallons of moonshine on a freight train and also held for hearing.

F. C. Crawford G. F. Parsons Virginia Willowton United States Bluefield Fay Perdue Boyd Davis Perdue Howard Williams Virginian Williams

Auction Sale Notice for June 16 at 2 PM

Auction sale set for Monday June 16 at 2 00 PM listing Lee Prese No 38 and subject to the American Type Founders 0 D E price constable.

Lee Prese

Princeton Society Harriett Woolfolk Day Club Notice

Voted by all as a day of profit and pleasure was Friday June 13 when all Farm Women's clubs of Mercer County met at Elgood. The day featured a business session, a noon luncheon, demonstrations, contests, and greetings from local clubs. Funeral services were set for Mrs. Mary Hudson of Highland Avenue. Eastern Star to install officers Tuesday evening. Lawn party hosted by Miss Ada Howell on New Hope road with attendees listing local residents and plans for a Detroit visit.

Mercer County Elgood Home Central Committee G. M. Bird Anne Boggs Rogers Brush Creek George E. Farmer Albert Mooney Emma T. Jones Kern Johnson E. F. Bratton J. Sackett Julia Hetherington W. D. Wagner J. H. Peery 8S. C. Thornton Spanishburg C. I. Karnes W. M. Snido Max Meadows Mary Hudson Ralph Bolin Highland Avenue Greenview Society Greenview Missionary Society O. M. Hutcheson Hawkins R. L. Gibson A. E. Bailey C. M. Hutcheson Ada Howell New Hope Road Selma Caldwell Bertha Parks Laurie Hutton W. C. Howell Harold Weatherford Bill Bowen Pete Bowen George Bowen Harry Parks Thomas Parks Silas Barker Howell Detroit Mich

Uniform exams set for Princeton teachers certificates

Uniform examinations for teachers certificates will be held at the Princeton high school building on Friday and Saturday July 11 and 12, announced by C R Justice, county school superintendent. A Brotherhood meeting occurred Friday evening in Walker hall with thirty or more B L E engineers and wives. W H Wells praised officers and progress of the order. Mrs H B Wells spoke on the Ladies auxiliary progress. Mrs H P Johnston presided and read "Railroad Crossings."

Eastern Star Masonic Hall Princeton High School C. R. Justice Walker Hall B. of L. E W. H. Wells Terry Cleveland Brotherhood H. B. Wells Ladies* Auxiliary Hotel H. P. Johnston Division 557

Card of Thanks for Evelyn Alice Johnson family

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during Evelyn Alice Johnsons illness and death. Grateful for flowers and use of cars for the trip to Narrows MA from Mrs W A Johnson and family.

Evelyn Alice Narrows

College dance at Lake Shawnee opens season with crowd

The first special featured dance at Lake Shawnee drew a large college student crowd on Friday evening. Guests received collegiate favors representing their schools as music and dancing continued throughout the night. D A R chapter hosted by Mrs. Ara Mason Smith held at Circle Drive, with Mrs. T. M. Johnson chairing the meeting for the first time and introducing new committee assignments across many activities. Randolph

Lake Shawnee D A. R Ara Mason Smith Matthew French Circle Drive T. M. Johnson Columbia W. B. Caldwell Matoaka Stuart Garrett D. C. Rice Frank Outright Athens Mises Virginia Karnes Emma Peck R. R. Sage W. B. Davis Elkridge H. Woods J. R. Rich J. W. Sasser G. B. Halstead E. B. McNeer I. A. Downey J. W. McNutt Harry Karnes W. E. Davis C. T. Snidow L. C. Porter Hartley Sanders J. M. Smith Marietta Shafer Norfolk W. O. Sewers R. T. Hopkins Edward Flaherty Ways and Means I. M. Smith Mre. Co.t Virginia Karnes Margie Garrett Student Loan Fund G. B. Hinstead Ellis Island Trixie Peck Sam Williamson National Defense Ray Hylton W. Bb. Davis Hugh G. Woods Conley Snidow Mary Priddy Halstead Snidow Sage Randolph

Tentative Mercer County fair planned for September

Directors met in the temporary courthouse to set the Mercer County fair for September 9 to 12. They named department superintendents for Livestock Poultry Farm and garden products Foods and pantry supplies Clothing and textiles Flowers School Old fiddlers contest Square dance contests Horseshoe pitching Community events and more. A public school day for colored children was discussed. The dog show was not restored. Efforts to bring in cavalry demonstrations and wildlife displays were noted. Puccini's early poverty anecdote was added.

Mercer County G. M. Bird A. A. Johnson H. B. Barber R. P. Butler J. A. Godfrey Bryan Batley G. E. Farmer E. F. Rhody Emma Jones Sallie Rice L. C. Thornton IL. C. Thornton W. H. Roberts Anne Boggs Mise Boggs John M. Bailey Mercer Poultry and Pet Association Miss Boggs Fair H. S. Shott United States Cavalry State Fish, Game and Forestry Commission

Tax Collection Time Extended Until June 24

Sheriff J Otis Bowling announced an extension of tax collections to June 24. Taxpayers who pay by then will have their names kept off the delinquent tax list to be published. A deputies meeting was held at the sheriff's office. The sheriff will travel to French Lick Springs Indiana for rheumatism treatments this week.

J. Otis Bowling Sheriff's Office Sheriff Bowling French Lick Springs Ind

Princeton Paragraphs: Local Justice Notes and Detentions

Deputy Sheriff J H Price heads to Pruntytown and Columbus with J Sam Bennett to escort three boys to the state reform school and Leonard A Hutchens alleged army deserter to Fort Hayes. Bond set at 500 for Camon Bell Bowling and Curtis Bowling over a dog shooting case near Spanishburg. Jail population rises to 104 as federal court opens in Bluefield. C H Shrewsbury jailed a year and fined 100 for non support after a three hour trial.

Pruntytown J. H. Price Columbus Ohio J. Sam Bennett State Reform School Leonard A. Hutchens Fort Hayes Camonbell Bowling Curtis Bowling Spanishburg I. C. Damewood Whal George Miler Federal Court Bluefield C. H. Shrewsbury Damewood Shrewsbury

F M Steele Announces Candidacy for Justice of the Peace

Justice of the Peace candidate F M Steele announces his run in the East River district. He seeks Republican primary support and expresses appreciation to supporters. The message is from Princeton West Virginia.

Justice of the Peace East River District

Thelma Parkinson seeks Edge seat in New Jersey race

Thelma Parkinson has stepped into the New Jersey political spotlight seeking the Democratic nomination for the unexpired term of former Senator Walter E Edge. She appealed to criminal court and posted bond with Walter G Burton and Ajax Smith appearing for the state and W Cody Fletcher for Shrewsbury. The Mercer county welfare board plans a monthly meeting at the temporary courthouse to review cases led by welfare agents Willie May Carr and Nellie Poff. In police court two men were fined and jailed for riding a Virginian freight train and drunkenness. Mayor W A Brown denied plans to declare all appointive city offices vacant, saying he would act only with strong cooperation. White files for Republican county commissioner short term and Plymouth district board of education seat.

New Jersey Thelma Parkinson Walter E. Edge United States France Walter G. Burton Ajax Smith W. Cody Fletcher Shrewsbury Mercer's County Welfare Board Willie May Carr Nellie Poff W. A. Brown Brown White Circuit Court J. G. White Princeton B White Plymouth District Board of Education

Mercer County West Virginia Commissioner Candidate Brown

W A Brown announces candidacy for nomination as Mercer County Commissioner for the long term. He seeks the Republican primary in August 1930 and vows a progressive economical administration based on his construction and maintenance experience to serve Mercer County citizens.

Mercer County West Virginia W. A. Brown

Willis Chambers to Manage East Princeton Station

Mr Willis Chambers will manage our East Princeton Station starting June 15, 1930 and will appreciate your patronage.

Willis Chambers Princeton

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