Special Fourth of July Train Planned by Virginian Engineers
The Virginian Railway will run a special July Fourth train from Pemberton to Princeton with a 7:00 am departure and 10:05 am arrival in Princeton, returning 7:30 pm from Princeton to Pemberton arriving 10:36 pm. Round trip fares are $4.56 from Pemberton and proportionally less from intermediate stations. The Business Men's Club backed $260 to fund the service as part of city celebrations, with plans for a large parade, basket lunch, speeches, and an extensive fireworks display led by Jim Osborne, E. M. Tandy, and Lee Susong. Substantial funds were also raised for a hosiery mill project in Princeton, and community service and health funding discussions occupied the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Business Men's Club
The
Virginian Railroad
Pemberton
Princeton
J. R. Vermillion
Jim Osborne
E. M. Tandy
Lee Susong
Park Avenue
Princeton Hosiery Mill Company
R. C. Sutherland
T. Bird
KB. Sucong
L. H. Vermillion
W. E. Epling
W. H Roberts
L. G. Bowling
Kaye
North Carolina
South
R. E. Thornton
A. BE
Thornton
T. M. Fry
H. H. Scheuler
Elliott
I. G. Bowling
Scheuler
West Virginia
Partnet
E. W. Massey
Mercer County
Massey
Carl F. Raver
Eac
Vital Statistics Division
State Heath Department
Raver
Club
Lvey
Bluefield
Last Baby Clinic Before August At Public Health Office
Mothers are urged to bring babies to the public health nurse's office at 3 PM for examination and weighing. Dr. Todd and Dr. Ben W. Bird will conduct medical exams, with dental checks by Dr. Hopling. Volunteers from the Woman's Club will transport outlying babies, as this is the final clinic until August due to the nurse's vacation after chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health
Todd
Memorial Hospital
Ben W. Bird
Hopling
H. C. Hays
Clarence Norris
Herbert Pearis
Nelle Noel
Legionnaires
Legion Post
Legion Hall
Newman's Orchestra of
New York
Bluefield
Royal Theatre
Woman's Club
Legion House Committee
Williamson McCutcheon ties the knot in Princeton romance
Misa Emma Williamson former Princeton teacher married Wilford McCutcheon city schools superintendent in a simple home ceremony at 5 15 am A small breakfast followed and the couple began a lengthy honeymoon by car visiting Charleston Reedy Akron Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Toronto and Boston before returning to Princeton Plans include a mid July return and long life together with well wishers from both families and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Emma Williamson
Princeton
Wilford McCutcheon
Missa Tressie Williamson
Matoaka
W. Va
William McCutcheon
Odd
L. W. Irwin
J. C. Ridenour
Eupha
Leva Ridenour
Eupha Bonham
Hudso Lymouth Rock
Bunker Hill
Moun Vernon
Old Capitol
Philadelphia
McCutcheon
PITHY PRINCETON PARAGRAPHS
Licenses issued for the marriage of Wilford McCutcheon and Emma B Wil lamson in Princeton. A circuit court suit seeks damages of 5000 dollars, with attorney John R Dillard ee for the plaintiff. Followed by society notes on dances, clubs, church events, and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford McCutcheon
Emma B. Willamson
Princeton
J. Everette Martin
J. Tracy Walker
Assumpsit
John R. Dillardee
Personal notes on local residents and visitors
A. J. Schuyler returns from Atlantic City with his brother T. D. Schuyler. Mrs. A F Stafford and children visit Bluefield. Mrs. J S Chambers rests under doctor's orders. Willie Reynolds returns home after a music course in Washington. F S Tinder back from Atlantic City business trip. Evelyn Mitchell visiting J C Mitchell in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Guy Ritter visit Bluefield. Rev S B Vaught to Narrows Virginia for a Sunday school institute. John Arthur Gott home on vacation. Mrs L H Vermillion along with Miss Shirene Hammond and Esther Vermillion dine in Bluefield yesterday. Mrs J F E Schuyler and three others mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
A. J. Schuyler
Highland Avenue
H. G. Peery
North Tazewell
Mr. Peery
S. B. Vaught
Harry Strong
Harper W
W. L. Ball
First Baptist Church
Spartansburg
3. C
Princeton
Norton
J. G. Glenn
Winston-Salem
Dewey Bailey
Elizabeth Thomas
George Lackie
MetCarr
Billy McNutt
Honaker Avenue
L. G. Bowling
Atlantic City
Master Car Builders
T. D. Schuyler
A. F. Stafford
Bluefield
John D. Gott
Center Street
Washington, D. C
Tinder
Evelyn Mitchell
Wilmington
N. C
J. C. Mitchell
Guy Ritter
B. Vaught
Narrows
John Arthur Gott
L. H. Vermillion
Sherine Hammond
Esther Vermillion
J. FE. Schuyler
New Fire Truck Responds Quickly to Mercer Street Blaze
At 11 o clock yesterday a gasoline tank ignited at Johnston Auto Sales east of Gillespie Drug Store. The new Reo fire truck arrived swiftly, with driver Mark Oxley, reaching Center street and advancing toward the blaze as smoke curled from the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
Johnston Auto Sales Company
Gillespie Drug Company
Reo
Mercer, Ugain
Walker Streets
Center Street
Mark Oxley
Page Eleven
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County
Business Men’s Club
Royal Theatre Tonight
Constance Talmadge
Harold Lloyd
CUT Rate Grocery Company
Opposite Baptist Church
Chas, Wheby & Son, Cor
Straley Ave
Second
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Pithy
Gordon L. Todd
Duplicate Bridge Club
Mrs. Hawley
Kentucky
Shields
Jo Welch
Katherine Hammond
Vermont
Roberta Cawley
Mahood Avenue
Vermillion
Hoylman and Perdue
James
Craft
Bramwell
Bird
Gary
William Morris
John .Morris
Here
Merrimac
W. H Wrighton
Straley
Princeton Tennis Club
Rice
McNutt
Black
Tazewell Tennis Club
Fang
Vaughan Kester
Bob Yancy
Robert Minnon
Cas
Christian Church
Vivian Ralston
Methodist Church
John Chariton
Catherine Christie
J. L. Hart
Margaret Christie
R. M. Sims
Charleston
Presbyterian and Christian Churches
Irwin
Harry Hadden
William Stull
Sims
Ruth and
May Johnston
W. L. Piper
NEW Grand Hotel
Woodrum Tinning & Roofing CO
Practical Roofers
Mercer Stee
America
Cherries
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Franklin
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