Booster Bazaar a Huge Success at Springton Event
The Booster Bazaar in the auditorium last Tuesday raised funds for the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church and the Springton baseball club. Numerous booths drew crowds, including fishing, ice cream, swimming, and a variety of contests won by Miss Annie Brown and L. G. Little. The Springton Boy Scout Troop collected gifts and helped decorate, while final rehearsals for The Fables of Springton proceeded for a June 19 performance to benefit camping equipment purchases.
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Woman's Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Springton
Missionary Society
Lewis Gordon Little
R. D. Tate
Beulah Burgess
Marie Farley
Fred Shutt
George
Don Metlaucherty
George May
Mabel Kelly
Annie Brown
Winonah
Modoc
Hiawatha
Springton Boy Scout
Welfare Building
Boy Scouts
Dan Sowers
George D. May
Community Service Department
Solvay Collieries Company
Alfred Hilton
John Liehl
Dorothy Lowe
Ethel
Ida Crawford
Ruth Foley
Opal Castle
Pearl
Grace Smallman
Mili
Dick Morgan
Big Top
Sam W. White
Thompson Choik
Princeton
W. Va
Melody Land
Serenaders
Cecil Shutt
Erman Castle
Edward Sigman
Dewey Bailey
Cecil Marlin
Kenneth Bailey
Martin Kish
Movieland
Finale Scene 14 at Springton plant limits seating
Grover Jenking directs with Fred Shbutt, Blanchard Keister, Mrs. R. 10, B. P. Early as antagonist, John Light as janitor, Percy Bevins as trailing Ar. Staff D. May manager K L une electrician J I Reed stage manager Don McClaugherty publicly director. R D P Tate superintendent orders a large stage in the auditorium reducing seating to about four hundred.
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Grover Jenking
Fred Shbutt
Blanchard Keister
Bluefield Improves Western End of Bluefield Avenue
Citizens applaud Bluefield directors for moving to repair the western end of Bluefield Avenue from the state line to the brick pavement. The road is a key interstate route into Mercer and has deteriorated, prompting calls for immediate improvements. Other county towns and the county seat may follow Bluefield’s example.
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Board of Directors
Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
Mercer
Iinefield
Prodigal Judge Set as Film Favorite at Royal Theatre
The Prodigal Judge arrives as a Vitagraph special shown at the Royal Theatre this Friday and Saturday. Jean Paige leads the cast under Edward Jose, filming final scenes in Tennessee with river rapids and Cedar Rapids providing exciting backdrops.
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Tennessee
Vaughn Kester
Vitagraph
Royal Theatre
Jean Paige
Edward Jose
Giake
Auor
St. Lawrence River
LaChine Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Contentment topic at Presbyterian Endeavor meeting
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor group meets at 7 pm to discuss Contentment led by Miss Nash. The program includes a talk by the leader a solo by Mrs L C Porter a discussion on justifiable discontent B S Peters on contentment and character W T Davis reconciling ambition and contentment William Stull and a pastor led summary with songs and the Lord’s Prayer in concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Miss Nash
Chautauqua Prospects Dazzle Princeton Youths
Princeton children await Swarthmore Chautauqua with plans for a week of June 27 to July 23 featuring junior events and a closing Conquest of Peace. Miss Mabel Wain won a 160 prize for the piece. Will H. Lee and many acts spark weeklong entertainment for all ages. Season tickets cost 2.60 and are selling fast.
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Princeton
Rogram
Mabel Wain
Chautaukua
America
Canada
Will H. Lee
Swarthmore Versatile Six
Julius Caesar Nathe
Swarthmore
Ernest Gamble
Floor cases for sale at Santon Bros Princeton
Four floor cases available including two six foot models two eight foot models and one circular case. Priced reasonably inquiries welcome at Santon Bros Princeton.
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Santon Bros
Princeton
Marriage licenses issued in Princeton area. several cases noted
County Court Clerk Bowling issued licenses for Elwore Lawson to Mary Annington and Cecil K. Dangerfield to Ermina Reed. A circuit suit by Isaac Wimmer against Leftwich Wimmer was filed in chancery. Community activities include fishing plans, Montcalm land sale interest, baseball field work, a Fourth of July game, evangelist services, a women’s club meeting with health talks, birthday parties, D A R plans, a major concert by the Newman Orchestra at Royal Theatre, and an upcoming B Y P U meeting in the Baptist chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwore Lawson
Mary Annington
Bramwell
Cecil K. Dangerfield
Ermina Reed
Princeton
Isaac Wimmer
Leftwich Wimmer
H. G. Woods
Mercer Street
Woman's Club
Newman Orchestra Co
New York
Royal Theatre
Baptist Chapel
Health Work in Schools Receives Civic Club Review
A report presented by Miss Nash at the civic department of the women’s club details health efforts in schools. Beginning Sept 15, scales and vision tests preceded January medical inspections. 2544 defects found among 979 underweight pupils. 24 throat cultures sent to the state lab.
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Azar
Woodrum Tinning & Roofing CO
Mercer St
Princeton Bureau
2Buefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
Carrier Boys
Gillespie Drug Co
Belcher Confect
Hale Pharmacy
the “Handy” Corner
Andy Neweboys
Christian Endeavor
Dunbar Philharmonic Choir
Polly
Circus
Ralph Bingham
Bingham
Leslie Willis Sprague
Harry R. McKeen
RK. BK. Thornton
Exide
Mercer Electric CO
Pithy
Criminal Court
We. Netting
Bluestone
State Fish Commission
Rich Creek
Camp Creek
Brush Creek
Lilly Land Company
Montcalm
Rock
W. FE. Yates
Memorial Hospital
Salem
West Va
W. B. Woodrum
Charles Yelton
Helen Lockhart Ball
Walker Street
H. B. Wheeler
F. L. Ball
Helen
Harrison Street
Helen Lawrence
Mildred Campbell
Mattie Shipp
Eloise Fry
Mary Katherine Harrington
Isabelle Brown
Mary Shufflebarger
Virginia
Millicent Miller
Pansy Osborne
Gale Turner
I. M. Smith
J.K. Ball
Bee Street
L. C. Porter
Nantes
Jimmy Hopkins
Chas. Wheby & Son
Col
Princeton, W. VA
Royal Theatre Princeton
Snub Pollard
MR. and
Mrs. Carter DE Haven
Martha Queed
Constance Talmadge
Harold Lloyd
Newman
Women's Club
Pathe News
Ne. Patheews
Ladies’ Coats
Mana
Oxfords
Edmonds Oxfords
Florsheim
UNION
Dugan Clothing CO
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