Surprise bridal shower for Mrs Garnett Gwinn More
Princeton report notes Mrs Garnett Gwinn More received a surprise bridal shower at her Hale avenue apartment on Tuesday evening hosted by the Baptist Sun an School begin mers department staff. Gifts included china glass and aluminum and refreshments of ice cream and angel food cake marked the evening as joyful.
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Garnett Gwinn More
Hale Avenue
Beginmers Department
Baptist Sunan School
Moore
Bridge Invitations for a June 26 Afternoon Parity
D C Rice issues invitations for a bridge parity to be hosted at Forest street on June 26 as a courtesy for sister Miss Virginia Browning of Wytheville arriving June 22 for an extended visit. Pine Cane troop of Princeton scouts grows with two new joiners Miss Mary Moore and Miss Elizabeth Shumate from Oakvale.
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D. C. Rice
Forest Street
Virginia Browning
Wytheville
Princeton
Oakvale
Mary Moore
Elizabeth Shumate
Dave's Mentha Pepsin touted with money-back guarantee
An advertisement claims Dave's Mentha Pepsin ends indigestion and stomach distress. It promises instant relief from gas and heartburn and notes a money-back guarantee if it fails to satisfy. Endorsed by Dr. Wm. W. Morgan and available at several pharmacies including Hast End, Bluefield, Fairview, Hale, and Princeton agents.
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Bluefield
Fairview
Princeton Avents
Hale Pharmacy
Hassee Remedy
Dave
Wm. W. Morgan
Bridgeton
N. J
Hast End Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
Princeton Agents
Local church activities and wedding notice
Presbyterian ladies hold 2:30 p m meeting at the church with emphasis on a productive business session. Baptist circles meet in six groups across streets and avenues at 2:30 or 3 with careful promptness urged. Dr Gail Smith and Charles Mahood plan Wise Va wedding today then home July 10. Prayer meeting at College Hill described with talk on dual personality from James. Circle 7 entertainment featured program on Nigeria Argentina and Brasil with notes on mission fields.
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Gail Smith
Charles D. Mahood
Wise
Dr. Smith
Lela Vicars
Circle Drive
T. M. Johnson
College Hill
Her Hort
H. C. Wells
James
Circle Entertainment
Henry Clark
Circle 7
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Harrison Street
Rose Pine
Nigeria
Africa
Bob Spangler
Argentina
Sam Goode
Brasil
South Amert
Collection Service Co Seeks Debtors at 817 Mercer Street
Local collection firm announces it collects notes and open accounts and handles bad checks at 817 Mercer Street Princeton West Virginia. The notice highlights the company’s services and address for debtors.
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Mercer Street
Princeton, W. Va
Radio Program Highlights Featuring Kent Ar Artist and Various Orchestras
Thursday schedule lists Kent Ar Artist and Silvertown Orchestra in Middown area air slots. Georges Cooley Tour and Lopes Orchestra perform with multiple concerts across cities including New York Montreal and Winniproc. Stations broadcast throughout daylight saving times with choral and instrumental pieces and studio features.
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George Cooley
Alwates Kent
Silvertown Orchestr
the Lopes Orchestra
New York
United States Marine Bam
Omrm Radio Franks
Renue
Greenberg
Plete
Che
vYoRre
Brook
Orvenka
Meena
F.R
Social notes from Staunton and surrounding towns
Rissa Kennedy of Staunton and the Rev Kenneth McCutcheon nephew of Mrs Dangerfield travel the trip joyfully. Charles Williams of Craig Healing Springs is in town on business and registered at the Virginian Hotel. Mary Roles attends Concord College summer school. Linda Swaim Lillian McGuire and Hortense League host luncheon. Ernest and Mrs Brown depart for Marlinton for the summer. Margery England of Charleston visits Miss Mary Acton Black. Mrs Walton Sudduth and Mrs Jack Easley visit Mrs John A Douglass and Mrs Robert Hopkins from Bluefield. E K Johnston travels to Huntington for his brother Marvin Johnston and Miss Mabel Lowry marriage. Floyd Block Mary Acton Block and Margery England spend day in Summit City. Mrs J R Rich reports baby Belisa ill with abscessed appendix in Wytheville visiting grandfather Dr Gleaves. Mrs Rich plans to join convalescence. Mrs B C Stearts and Mrs W V Graham visit Rinefield. Clark Jr baby son of Mr and Mrs C M Thornton improves after illness.
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Charles Williams
Craig Healing Springs
Mary Roles
Blake Avenue
Concord College
Linda Swaim
Lillian McGuire
Hortense League
Ernest Brown
Marlinton
Margery England
Charleston
Mary Acton Black
College Avenue
Walton Sudduth
Jack Easley
Bluefield
John A. Douglass
Robert Hopkins
E. K. Johnston
Huntington
Marvin Johnston
Mabel Lowry
That City
Floyd Block
Mary Acton Block
Summit City
J. R. Rich
Belisa
Wytheville
Dr. Gleaves
Rich
B. C. Stearts
W. V. Graham
Rinefield
Clark, Jr
Local marriage licenses issued in county clerk office
County court clerk issued licenses for five marriages. Wm D Bryant 56 to Nellie Hubbard 20 both of Matoaka Ulisse Funari 28 to Vicenza Lanzi 17 Mc Comas John Bernard Akers 22 to Dora Monk as Spanishburg Gilbert Rauth 20 to Ethel Ruth Thompson 21 Princeton. Frank Schwartz son of Johns Hopkins geologist studies geology of the area with a Narrows camp. Rev S B Ogle visiting Tennessee will fill the pulpit at First Baptist church.
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Wm. D. Bryant
Nellie Hubbard
Matoaka
Ulisse Funari
Vicenza Lanzi
McComas
John Bernard Akers
Dora Monk
Spanishburg
Gilbert Rauth
Ethel Ruth Thompson
Princeton
Frank Schwartz
Johns Hopkins
Mr. Schwartz
Narrows
S B. Ogle
Tennesee
First Baptist Church
Mission Study Meeting at Kee Street Church
The Kee Street Methodist church mission group held a short business session deciding to meet next Monday for study on From Strength to Strength chapters five and six. Guests were served an ice course by the hostess and listed include Mrs. 5. W. Gentry, Mrs. Bob Spangler, Mrs. Sam Goode, Mrs. J. K. Ball, and several Misses. The Young People’s Missionary Society will meet tonight at 7:30 with Mrs. A. J. More. all members are urged to attend.
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Baptist Circles
Baptist
A. EB. Caffee
Circle Drive
R. C. Sutherland
Highland Avenue
J. P. Dyer
Honaker Avenue
Will Broyles
Harrison Street
H. C. Hambric
Fred Wheley
Second Street
5. W
Young Peoples Society
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Kee Street Methodist Church
East Princeton
A. J. More
Princeton Personalities and Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. W. Hall leaves for Lexington Kentucky to visit relatives. R. B. McCabe of Charleston notes recent business visits. Pauline White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott White, ill with whooping cough and pneumonia. Mrs. Walton Sudduth and Mrs. J. W. Easley of Bluefield hostesses with Miss Frances Harris of Abingdon. Mrs. J. E. Johnston and Mrs. Ezra Shrewsberry return from coalfield vacation. Harry Romney recovering after appendicitis. Mrs. EB Ketron hosts Miss Bess Shannon and Miss Alice Carr from Athens for dinner. C. C. Dickenson of New, and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Welle with Vera Anne home from camping between Princeton and Roanoke. Miss Lillian McGuire plans lawn party on Honaker Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dangerfield entertain relatives Ida Kennedy and Miss (text cuts).
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Princeton
W. Hall
Harrison Street
Lexington
R. B. McCabe
Charleston
Pauline White
Scott White
Walton Sudduth
J. W. Easley
Bluefield
Frances Harris
Abingdon
Easley
Robert T. Hopkins
Walker Street
J. E. Johnston
Ezra Shrewsberry
Harry Romney
Princeton Hospital
EB. K. Ketron
Walnut Street
H. C. Welle
Vera Anne
Roanoke
Lillian McGuire
Honaker Avenue
W. S. Dangerfield
Dangerfield
Ida Kennedy
Evans Triple Phosphates Promotes Nerve Energy and Strength
An old advertisement extols Evans Triple Phosphates as a natural organic phosphate for anxious to improve health. It claims to boost nerve energy strength and endurance, promising quick results for the nervous, anaemic, or run-down, with Goodykoontz Drug Co Princeton agents Hale Pharmacy and others selling the product.
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Evans
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Princeton Agents
Hale Pharmacy
New City Council Promises Mercer Street Fix on July 1
Editorial laments ongoing Mercer Street digs, calling for the new council to clear a persistent hole near The Hub. It urges Mayor Bill Brown to bring crushed stone and new paving, ending repeated repairs and roadside hazards for residents and drivers.
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Mercer Street
Jacob
Bill Brown
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