Eight Princeton students receive private pilot licenses
Private pilot licenses were granted to eight student pilots at Princeton airport yesterday. Recipients include Dick Cook of Spanishburg Bus La Rue Hillsboro Ezra Ballard Lindside Bud Chambers Narrows Carman Tory Caretta and Joe Corcoran New London Conn. Training was led by Sam Worley Jr as part of a winter Civil Aeronautics Authority program.
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Princeton
Wilson Dunn
Bluefield
Dick Cook
Spanishburg
Bus la Rue
Hillsboro
Ezra Ballard
Lindside
Bud Chambers
Narrows
Carman Tory
Caretta
Joe Corcoran
New London
Pate
Pagne
William Hoge
J. Gordon Townley
Townley
Funeral Services for Daniel T Dove Held at First Church
Funeral services for Daniel T Dove were held this afternoon at 2 30 at the First Church of Christ with Rev Frank L ck Rev H E Kelso and Rev Z F Mayberry officiating Burial followed at Resthaven Memorial Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in charge of ceremonial rites Body lay in state from 1 pm to 2 30 pm Pallbearers included Palmer Farey Jesse Dove Dick Dove Junior Burks Boone Burks Junior Noble and Harold Dove Honorary pallbearers named Hobart Young James Austin Earl Gott Dr Frank Holroyd W Broughton Johnston W M Bridges C A Ryan O H Ballard J E Williams Ed Gott and d F Hurst
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Daniel T
Palmer Farey
Jesse Dove
Dick Dove
Jujor Burks
Boone Burks
Junior Noble
Harold Dove
Hobart Young
James ‘Austin
Earl Gott
Frank Holroyd
W. Broughton Johnston
W. M. Bridges
C. A. Ryan
O. H. Ballard
J. E. Williams
Ed Gott
D. F. Hurst
Princeton Churches Hurd and Baptist Plans and Taxes Note
The Rev W R Smith mayor pastor listed with a 1 day school at 9 45 am and 11 o clock sermon. Young People meet Sunday evening. Sermons at Melrose 1 on Athens Road and 7 30 pm Wednesday life study. First Baptist Stubblefield Lawson superintendent Sunday School 9 45 morning worship 11 Burning Heart sermon P U 7 pm Evening service 8 pm Garments Praise topic. Tax note mentions gasoline levies comprised a seventh of federal and state revenue last year.
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Hurd
W. R. Smith
W. R.ney
Melrose 1
Athens Road
First Baptist
Stubblefield
Lawson
Superintendun
P. U
Bake sale at Princeton Furniture Co by Circle No 5
Circle No 5 of the First Methodist church will hold a bake sale this morning at Pendleton's Place Princeton Furniture Co. The event offers assorted homemade baked goods to raise funds for church activities.
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Circle
First Methodist
Princeton Furniture Co
Sub-Deb Club Plans Summer Lanes Event
The Sub-Deb club met at Mrs. William Bodell's home with president Betty presiding. Plans were discussed for the annual summer Lanes to be held at the Memorial building on Friday June 27. Refreshments were served to members Betty Bodell Martha Bondurant Marvina Wallingford Betty Ben Reid Rose Tinder Beth Rice Billie Ann Boyst Betty Jane Shumate and honorary members Nancy Spangler Eleanor Payne and Mary Elizabeth Eades.
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William Bodell
Betty —E
Memorial Building
Betty Bodell
Martha Bondurant
Marvina Wallingford
Betty Ben Reid
Rose Tinder
Beth Rice
Billie Ann Boyst
Betty Jane Shumate
Frances Tabor
Nancy Spangler
Eleanor Payne
Mary Elizabeth Eades
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with President Mrs George Fanning presiding. Mrs J T Parris led devotionals and Miss Florence Dolphin played piano as they sang Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
George Fanning
J. T. Parris
Florence Dolphin
Ruth
Circle
Young
Melrose Chapel
Bluestone Presbyterial
Welch
Health officials plan Greenbrier river pollution tests
Charleston June 20 state Health Commissioner C F P McClintic announced tests will check if tanneries pollute the Greenbrier river. Engineers had said the stream discoloration through Pocahontas and Greenbrier counties was harmless.
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Charleston
W. Va
C. F P. McClintic
Greenbrier River
Pocahontas
Greenbrier
Princeton Paragraphs Suits In Chancery Returnable July Rules
Suits instituted in chancery and returnable to July rules were heard in circuit court yesterday. Cases include Hazel K. Koepler versus Walter E. Koepler and City of Princeton versus Jesse White Etta White John Pendleton Texie Griffith Hartley Sanders trustee and Ajax Smith on Deathenal Fry against V.
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Hazel K. Koepler
Walter E. E. Koepler
City of
Princeton
Jesse White
Etta White
John Pendleton
Texie Griffith
Hartley Sanders
Ajax Smith
Three Mesquiliteers Lead at Royal Theatre Tonight
Robert Livingston Bob Steele and Rafe Davis star as the Three Mesquiliteers in Pals of the Saddle at the Royal Theatre. June Johnson has the feminine lead. At the Mercer Theatre the romantic musical comedy Tall Dark and Handsome features Caesar Romero Virginia Gilmore Milton Berle Charlotte Greenwood Frank Jenks and others.
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Robert Livingston
Bob Steele
Rafe Davis
Royal Theater Today
June Johnson
Mercer Theater
Caesar Romero
Virginia Gilmore
Milton Berle
Charlotte Greenwood
Frank Jenks
Hendricks Waives Hearing in Public Worship Disruption
Jesse Hendricks waived a preliminary hearing before Magister C. C. Elmore on a disturbance of public worship charge. He posted bond with Zack Godfrey as surety to answer to any action by the July grand jury. The complaint was filed by Mattie Redd.
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Jesse Hendricks
C. C. Elmore
Zack Godfrey
Mattie Redd
Trumpeters Entertain Rotary Club Members
The Rotary club heard three trumpet numbers by a trio including Billy Smith Harold Pendleton and Hiram Sizemore plus humorous stories told by Sam J. Evans who arranged the program. The pieces titled Bells of St Marys Roses Picardy and The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Billy Smith
Harold Pendleton
Hiram Sizemore
Sam J. Evans
St. Mary's
Roses Picardy
Ernest Lilly
L. Pred Snead
Jack Kyle
Fairmont
W. Va
Hp A. R. E
Held To Answer Bad Check Count In Bland County
Cecil Lambert was held to answer a bad check charge in Montcalm after arrest in Wolfe Creek Bland county yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriffs Alvin Hedric and Carl Delp with Virginia state police. Sheriff Sam Lambert said Lambert claimed he left army service at Fort Meade and had been afraid to return his second AWOL offense. He reportedly wired the Fort Meade commanding officer that the man could be taken if needed.
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Wolfe Creek
Bland County
Alvin Hedric
Carl Delp
Virginia
Cecil Lambert
Montcalm
Sam Lambert
Fort Meade
Lambert
Princeton Personals Note Weekend Travels and Visits
Burns Worna returned Thursday night from Morgantown where he attended the state morticians convention. Miss Pearl Robinette is vacationing with relatives in Tennessee and North Carolina. Mrs. Keith Lazenby of Charleston is visiting her father, Arthur Boult, on Pa Avenue. Mr and Mrs W R Sevens and two daughters of Highland Avenue left yesterday for Montgomery to visit friends for several days.
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Burns Worna
Morgantown
Huntington Youth Wins In State Tennis Meet
Huntington teen Ed Selfe Jr a 19 year old net ace advances to the semifinals of the state tournament by defeating two seeded veterans. He beats Charles Gore 6 2 6 3 then Al McCabe 8 10 6 1 6 0 to reach semis alongside Gray of Rainnee and Eddie ace. Tickle Reed from Huntington joins and will face Selfe tomorrow.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ed Selfe
Huntington
Selfe
Presbyterian College
Clinton
D. C
Charles F. Gore
al McCabe
u _ a Gray
Rainnee
Als
Gray
Pred Kellmeyer
Eddie Ace
Mt. Hope
Alcorn
Local Produce Prices From Daily Market Ledger
The ledger shows prices for bulk dry goods and produce: four pounds at 23 cents, three pounds at 25 cents per dozen, nineteen cents per dozen, and twenty seven cents for a unit. These figures reflect routine market quoting.
Senators Rally Past Indians 7 in Ninth to Edge Cleveland
Washington avoided a late collapse as Cleveland tied with a three run ninth. George Archie sparked the winning rally with a single and scored on Buddy Lewis' hit as Washington held on for a 7-6 victory in a rough nine inning affair.
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Indians
Washington
Sig
Cleveland
Edgeee Ce Reeay
Senators
Gee Walker
Jeff, Health
Clarence Campbell
George Archie
Buddy Lewis
Cleveland Boudreau
Keltner
Walker
Fee Ene Cambell
Ef Mack
Hemsley
Smith
Ith
Hudson
P . Owfeerd
Ceevesesues Masterson
Cses Carrasquel
Brrorse
Case
Boudreau
Campbell
Rioodworth
Vernon
Archie
Heath
Lewie
Mack
Rhoodworth
Weatherly
Lewis
Masterson
Bloodworth
Travis
Trosky
Farry Travis
Brown
Carrasque
Carrasquel
Eisenstat
Town
Pipgras
Ormeby
Hubbard
Giants Rally to Bury Cardinals in Eight to Take Lead
New York Giants explode for five runs in the eighth inning to erase a one run deficit and beat St. Louis 6 to 2. Warneke struggles as Norman Young doubles and Bill Danning drives in the final run with Sam Nahem finishing on the mound. Attendance 19,162.
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Norman Young
Joe Mel
Bill Jurges
Moore
Cardinals
Sam Nahem
Warnecke
Dick Bartell
New York
Oedudis
Scorchcionne
QO Young
Iss
Carpenter
St. Louis
Abrh OA Barr
Cis
MORO
Slaughter
Warneke
Porat
Buogee
Wipsecesdincas
Marion
Mancuso
Nahem
Laouib Co
Jurges
Mize
Danning
Bartell
Jurcges
J. Moore
Young
Crabtree
Hopp
Whitehead
Lake
J. Louis
Innigs
Jorda, Barr
Sears
All Star Broadcast Planned for Major League Game
Chicago June 20 Kenesaw Landis announced that Columbia Mutual and NBC will broadcast the ninth annual all star game on a sustaining basis. The game is scheduled for July 8 in Detroit.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Columbia
Mutual
National Broadcasting Company
Detroit
Billy Conn Stands Up Cupid At Wedding Delay
Billy Conn shows up at St Philomena's church with plans for a wedding to Mary Louise Smith but the ceremony is postponed. Conn spends time with James L. Smith as the groom-to-be considers a September date, while a dispensation for church marriage loans is not issued.
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Billy Conn
Cupid
Pittsburgh
Billy
Pretty Louise Smith
St. Philomena's Church
Joe Louis
Conn
the Smith
James L. Smith
Miss Smith
Mary Louise
Johnny Ney
Mike
Jacobs
New York
Pirates Acquire Sullivan From Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates purchase pitcher Joe Sullivan from the Boston Braves. The move fills the 25 man roster with 10 pitchers aboard. Sullivan won some games and was 14 losses last season.
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Pirates
Sullivan
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Sullivan
Boston Braves
Pirate
McDowell County forms United Service Organization branch
A Welch meeting reviewed plans to establish a local USO branch in McDowell County to support armed forces with recreational, educational, and welfare facilities. Frank Liddle outlined a national drive to raise funds as Sam Polon and others join a district organizing committee. a second meeting is set for Monday at the Memorial.
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McDowell County
United Rvice
Memorial
Mccounty
Frank M. Liddle
Charleston
Ene
West Vy
Sam Polon
BE. C. Marshall
J. A. French
Larry O’toole
P. A. Early
Emanuel Pals
Pred L. Ray
J. Max Dawson
Jess Aquino
H. P. Carrington
Howard B. Fain
John A. Blevins
B. F. Howard
Welch
Marlin E. Hilty
Liddle
United States
Showman Burned Battling Tent Fire
George Bal er, 34, a showman with Mor ning in Seger, was seriously burned yesterday while fighting a blaze inside a tent. Witnesses say a firefighter, believing a bucket held water, threw gasoline on the fire, trapping Balenger and scorching his arms hands chest left ankle and right leg.
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Ballenger
Keystone Rotary Club Holds Regular Thursday Meet
Miss Lois Shupe, vocalist, performed at the Keystone Rotary Club meeting. Rev. C. Blackburn presided as president. Ms Knight and A. Priest attended as guests of A. O. Painter at the conclave.
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Lois Shupe
Acthe
Keystone
Carol
C. Blackburn
Knight
A. Priest
A. O. Painter
Peeta
Welch Police Warn No New License Plates Issued
Welch residents were told there will be no issuance of new license plates. Officers urged keeping current tags as all motor vehicles must display valid plates.
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Welch
Harry Chaffins
Welch Society wedding Linkous Kelly Bristol Tenn
The First Methodist church of Bristol Tennessee hosted a wedding on Saturday June 7 at 5 30. Miss Helen Louise Kelly became the bride of Pershing Linkous in an impressive ring ceremony performed by Rev J Melburn of Bristol.
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Linkous-Kelly
Methodist
Bristol
Tenn
Helen Louise Kelly
Pershing Linkous
J. Melburn
Wedding Attire Described For Mrs Linkous and Attendants
A light blue street frock with pink accessories accented by a pink rose bud corsage marked the wedding party. Attendant Mrs E M Rinehart wore pink with white accessories and a white gardenia corsage. Mrs Linkous daughter of Mrs George Young Kelly of Boston is a Wingate graduate with commercial training and works at the local draft board. Mr Linkens son of Mr and Mrs J Linkens of War is a Roanoke National Business College graduate employed at the Bank of War. Best man Mr Edward M of W accompanied the groom.
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E. M. Rinehart
Ae J. Linkens
War
Big Creek High School
National Business College of
Roanoke
Bank of War
Had
Edward M
Davy Man Held For Grand Jury Action
Damon Gibson of Davy was held for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing before Squire R C Puckett on a charge of criminally attacking a Davy woman. He was arrested by constable Lonnie Mitchell on a warrant sworn by a married woman and recommitted to the county jail. Interceptor P-38 is described as America’s swiftest streamlined airplane built for the Army Air Corps. It is armed with cannon and machine guns.
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Damon Gibson
Davy
Squire R. C. Puckett
Gibson
Lonnie Mitchell
America
Army Air Corps
Great Pre
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