Princeton Farm Bureau and Rotarians Host County Meeting
Princeton farmers and Rotarians met Friday noon at the Virginian hotel to discuss rural-urban cooperation. W. L. G. McKenzie outlined county bureau achievements including the county fair curb market and cream stations, and invited Rotarians to the July farm picnic at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Virginian
Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
A. E. McGuire
Rotary Club
H. E. DeJarnette
County Farm Bureau
DeJarnette
Bureau
W. L. G. McKenzie
The
Cood Fellowship
Rim
McKenzie
Bluefield
Concord College
County Fair Association
Bake and Candy Sale by Christian Endeavor in Princeton
The Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor group hosts a bake and candy sale on Saturday June 22 starting at 9 a m at the Princeton Meat Market. Proceeds benefit church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Sister in law of local woman dies
Mrs. W. L. Piper of the city received a message about the death of her sister in law Mrs. Eula Johnson Boggess of Harlan Kentucky. Mrs. Piper and her father left for Harlan to attend the funeral scheduled for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Piper
Inlaw
Eula Johnson Boggess
Harlan, Ky
Thieves Steal Honey From T. K. Massey Near Athens
Thieves entered the dairy of legislature member T. K. Massey near Athens Thursday night and stole 175 pounds of honey and destroyed bees valued at about 40 dollars. Massey asks readers to report anyone with swollen hands or face from bee stings. Suit filed in circuit court by C. W. Mutter against J. J. Bailey Jr. and Mrs. J. J. Bailey Jr. for trespass on the case seeking 10 thousand dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Massey
Athens
Massey
C. W. Mutter
J. J. Bailey Jr
Princeton Couple Wed in Abingdon Virginia
Announcements note the marriage of Miss Vergie Ruth Rose and Mr. Beryl Davis of Princeton. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at the Abingdon Presbyterian Church with Rev. Worrell officiating. The bride, a Princeton graduate of 1928, and the groom from class of 1924 plan to reside in Princeton. The column also covers church auxiliary activities, a bridge gathering, and the Athens Home Economics club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergie Ruth Rose
Beryl Davis
Princeton
Abingdon
Worrell
Princeton Observer
Community Women Host Monthly Meeting at Local Church
Brush Creek club members Miss Virginia Bowling and Miss Ruth Calliss joined the First Methodist church’s Business Girls circle for a regu lar monthly meeting in the church auditorium. A program featured an organ cale and a pageant Aunt Tillie Learns To Think, with 127 attendees praised for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
W. 8. Dangerfield
Level
Lewisburg
Circle 3
Mary McClaugherty
G. L. Redman
C. H. Phipps
Clara McClaugherty
G. B. Daniels
John Cunningham
Erry
Brush Creek Club
Virginia Bowling
Spanishburg
Ruth Calliss
First Methodist Church
Business Girls’ Circle
Business Girls
Inez Johnson
Tillie
Hollandeworth
Floyd Langford
Elouise Barton
W. L. Givena
Mary Lee George
O. C. Belcher
San Bernardino Council Plans Park Patrols Against Petting
Councilman Harry Nott declares no necking in city parks and asks budgeting a special officer to patrol parks to stop petting parties. several applicants reportedly seek the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Harry Nott
Local Prentice: Dickens Fined For Home Brew Possession
Thurman Dickens was fined 50 dollars and costs by Squire J. O. Mangus in Montcalm on Thursday evening for possession of home brew. He was jailed in default of payment after Deputy H. H. Lucas arrested him. W K Peters resigns Memorial hospital post to return to Pocahontas Fuel Company around July 1. Dr E N Pleasants leaves hospital staff for Richmond Virginia with Mrs Pleasants. New staff joins hospital including Dr Carl W Smith and Dr Cecil Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Williamson
J. G. Barbour
C. R. Hawley
Louisville, Ky
W. B. McNutt
Robert McNutt S
R. B. McNutt Jr
Carl Smith
Helen Reynolds
Thurman Dickens
J. O. Mangus
Montcalm
Dickens
H. H. Lucas
W. K. Peters
The
Memorial Hospital
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Inc
Mr. Peters
Princeton
Fuel Company
E. N. Pleasants
Princeton Churches Plan Special Services and Revivals
Dr W M Morrell leads Sunday services at Princeton churches with 9 45 Sunday school 11 sermon 8 evening service and quarterly conference. Rev C H Phipps 9 45 Sunday school 11 sermon by Dr W Moore and 8 evening service. Kee Street M B revival continues through Sunday night with Dr Morrell and Rev M W Lewis directing singing. Several conversions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Morrell
Basle
BE. Bailey
J. R. Brown
Radford
Epworth League
Kee Street
M. B
M. EK
M. W. Lewis
Need Money for Real Estate in Princeton and Bluefield
A. M. Sutton offers $50,000 to advance on improved real estate in Princeton and Bluefield. Easiest payment terms available at Bank of Princeton Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Sutton
Princeton
Bluefield
Junior Court of Honor 15 Held in Athens
The Junior Court of Honor 15, Athens Prince ton-Athens district Boy Scouts of America, met at the high school with Rev. C. H. Phipps and A. R. Kyle as leaders. The ceremony included flag gift by Troop 3, talks by Everet Ferguson and Scout officials, life badge applications approved, eagle rank considered, and multiple merit badges awarded to scouts from several troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Princeton-Athens
Boy Scouts of America
Athens
C. H. Phipps
E. E. Bailey
C. H. Archer
Mr. Via
A. R. Kyle
H. M. Strong
Troop Committee of
G. M. Moore
Charles Dickenson
Harry St Life Scout
James H. Peery
James Hollandsworth
James Gatherum
Arthur Wright
C. H. Kanode
J. W. Kyle
Reading
Bob Kyle
Fred Kyle
G. M. Kyle
Harry Strong
William Smith
George W Moore
Oburn
Bluefield Methodist Conference Advances Prohibition and Moral Reform
At the Bluefield district Methodist conference the temperance and social service committee adopted resolutions defending the prohibition law praising honest enforcement officers and condemning propaganda against it. The conference urged educational moral film content and noted changes in district leadership with Ernest Henson named district lay leader and L B Woods and W R Carter as assistants. Stanley F Geiger of Bluefield began a Boy Scout lifesaving course in Welch teaching drowning rescue and CPR at Coney Island park with Red Cross certification offered on completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Ita
Ernest Henson
L. B. Woods
Welch
W. R. Carter
McDowell
8. D. Long
Blue
Chattanooga
Stanley F. Geiger
Binefield
Ino Welch
Mr. Geiger
Coney Island Park
Welch Kiwanis Meet Briefs and Local Farewell Events
Welch Kiwanis club held a regular meeting at First Presbyterian with R L Epling chairing classification and vice president H Perrine presiding in the absence of Rev W C Williams. Capt Reginald Clevett to move to Logan with farewell supper and a Moose Lodge gathering planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Kiwanig Club
First Presbyterian Chure
R. L. Epling
W. C. (Smiley) Williams
H Perrine
Salvation Army
Reginald Clevett
Logan
Clevett
Canning
Morgantown
Welch Moose Lodge
Salvation Army Hall
Beazley Accepts Post in Charleston Office
Bernard T. Beazley former secretary of the Welch Chamber of Commerce accepted a job in the office of State Treasurer W S Johnson at Charleston He will start next week Beazley arrived in Charleston Thursday night to arrange relocation of his family to the capital city and friends in Welch regret their departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard T. Beazley
Welch Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Johnson
Charleston
Mr. Beazley
Welch
Pennies Warned Against in Fuse Boxes by Fire Chief
P Flint chief of the local fire department issued a warning to residents who place pennies behind electric fuse boxes. The notice cautions that such practice risks arcing and fire hazards and urges removal of pennies from fuse areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Flint
Fuses Cause Small Blaze. Pennies Behind Fuses Blamed
Raymond Steadman extended service to the fuse system after a small Thursday fire in a dwelling. Investigators say pennies placed behind fuses by the owner caused a short circuit. No damage occurred. offenders will be prosecuted in the future.
Mrs G C Coltrane Caretta Dead
News reaches Welch of the death of Mrs. G C Coltrane 22 Caretta at Catawba Sanitarium Virginia from tuberculosis with a layering illness. Funeral services likely Sunday afternoon and burial at Hillsville Virginia. Survived by her parents husband two brothers the Rev J T Browning Emory and Henry college Joe Browning Roderfield and a sister Mrs Walter Woodie Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
G. C. Coltrane
Caretta
Catawba Sanitarium
Hillsville
J. T. Browning
Emory and Henry College
Joe Browning
Roderfield
Walter Woodie
Peraldo Funeral Rites Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Albert B. Peraldo 56 will be at 10 this morning at the Laeger Methodist Church. The Rev Ballard will officiate. Burial will follow at Bluefield Virginia, with interment in the afternoon. Mrs. Peraldo was known countywide. her husband A B Peraldo has operated a local construction business for about thirty eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Peraldo
A. B. Peraldo
Laeger
Laeger Methodist Church
Ballard
Bluefield
Peraldo
Funeral services for J H Mitchell held after Welch shooting
Funeral services were held for J Henderson Mitchell 68 who was shot to death Tuesday night in the city fire station by former Chief Charlies C Hutton. Rev Jesse F Benton and Be Padgett led the service. Interment followed in Woosley Wyoming county, Mitchell's birthplace, with many from Welch attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henderson Mitchell
Charlies C. Hutton
Jesse F. Benton
Ke Be Padgett
First Baptist Church
Woosley
Wyoming County
Mr. Mitchell
Welch
Plans for Salvation Army drive to be made
A. C. Adame national campaign worker for the Salvation Army will visit Welch on Monday to meet the advisory board and set plans for the annual county maintenance drive with a goal of 8000 dollars. He arrives from Morgantown after completing a successful campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Adame
Salvation Army
Welch
Mr. Adams
Morgantown
Welch Welch Personal and Local Movement Notes
Miss Ruth Francisco of Kingport Tennessee visits Welch as guest of Miss Mary Louise Williams. Lester Annawalt handles business matters in Welch. W T Brown moves to Princeton for new home. C M Murphy justice of Jenkin Jones visits Welch on business. Everett Amtrim of Furnace Ice Cream Columbus Ohio travels through Welch to Virginia Beach. Sallie Camicia spends days in Keystone with Miss Mary Lodola. Byrd Bast of Hartley receives treatment at Grace Hospital. B H English and Dr M F Torrexrossa of Ashland spend yesterday in Welch on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Francisco
Kingeport
Tenn
Welch
Mary Louise Williams
Co. M. Lester
Annawalt
W. T. Brown
Beech Street
Princeton
C. M Murphy
Jenkin Jones
Everett Amtrim
The
Furnace Ice Cream Company
Columbus
Virginia Bech
Sallie Camicia
Keystone
Mary Lodola
Byrd Bast
Hartley
Grace Hospital
B. H. English
M. F. Torrexrossa
Ashland
Editors of State Meet in Charleston
Charleston West Virginia hosts the annual meeting of the West Virginia Newspaper Council as editors and publishers gather for the convention opening. Delegates from all sections of the state attend to discuss professional issues and industry trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editors OF State
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Newspaper Council
Elate
Notable speakers at two day press meeting banquet
Over 100 newspaper men met for a two day session capped by a banquet featuring Dozier A. Devan of Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone company B A Pettigrew of United Fuel Gas A Bilas McCrum of the State Utilities Association Harry L Snyder editor J Alfred Taylor publisher and Arthur M Hill of Blue and Gray Transit Dr P L Reed head of journalism at West Virginia University spoke at a Rotary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozier A. Devan
Washington
Phesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
B. A Pettigrew
Charleston
United Fuel Gas Company
A. Bilas McCrum
State Utilities Association
Harry L. Snyder
Sheperdstown
J. Alfred Taylor
Fayetteville
Arthur M. Hill
Blue and Gray Transit Company
P. Lt. Reed
West Virginia University
West Virginia Briefs AP Style
WV high school boys take Edison scholarship exams in Charleston. Publishers and editors hold annual outing in Charleston. Habeas corpus case in Cabell County delayed by Supreme Court. Compensation inspectors suspended until July 1 due to exhausted funds. Rev Patrick A Boyce 91 dies in Wheeling. Westweek Veterans of Foreign Wars hold ninth annual convention in Clarksburg. Wheeling airport plans move forward. Bayard murder case suspect Katemiller and Kuhn held in for killing Charles Rotrick. Clint Ervin 60 faces trial for alleged assault on granddaughter near Tunnelton. Moundsville penitentiary receives 31 new prisoners from Southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Edison
S. S. Magnet
Cabell County
Supreme Court
Wheeling
Patrick A. Boyce
Clarksburg
Westweek
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Pollution of Lake Lynn Draws Protest
Morgantown West Virginia June 21 The Monongalia county branch of the Wild Life league will protest the pollution of Lake Lynn by mine sulphur water at a meeting of the state water board in Charleston next Tuesday Officials said fish are dying rapidly in the stream rooked by the Wild Life league
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Lake Lynn
Cheat River
Monongalia County
Wild Life League
State Water Board
Charleston
Boy Struck By Auto Killed. Coroner Orders Hearing
Spencer West Virginia June 21 A six year old boy James Booth son of Mr and Mrs Crede Booth Billing was instantly killed when struck by an auto driven by J H Howell of Smithville Ohio The coroner jury charged Howell with unlawful killing and he was jailed for a preliminary hearing The prosecutor said Howell lost control of the car which swerved from the road The boy was walking eight feet from the highway Also noted US farm crops valued at about 13000000000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
W. Va
James Booth
Crede Booth
Billing
J. H. Howell
Smithville
Ohio
Howell
W. S.S
Howe
Struc
Cardai Helps Sick Woman Nurse Strength Back
A woman from McComb and neighbor report relief after using Cardai to restore strength and sleep. She describes severe weakness and fatigue, then improvement after one bottle and continued use, as thousands of women have claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb
Mra. H. Dunaway
S21
Pearl
Cardal
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Agricultural Group
Sam Holroyd
Dr. McGuire
G. E. Rhodes
Oak Hill
EB. A. Stgles
Huntington
Owen P. Griffith
John M. Bailey
BE. C. Hager
R. L. Johnson
H. E. Martin
Lacey Lewis
J. E. Gott
H. B. Barber
A. E. Brown
L. H. Barbery
Wade H. Bailey
A. W. Brown
L. J. Belcher
C. S. Barberie
W. P. Winfrey
Luther Brown
W. 8. Rogers
J. J. Shelton
Ike Tolley
Frazier Bratton
Mr. Bratton
L. Brown
Dairymen
Freckles
BY Blosser
Dan
Wim, Tag
Warry
Tul GO
Harry
Tul
Princeton Society
Harriet Woolfolk
Presbyterian
Mrs. Sowers
A. M. Robinson
Harrison Street
G. M. Caldwell
Thornton
C. HR. Archer
John Bailey
Jackson Mills
Roberts
Methodist Auxiliary
Harry Caseler
Bristol
B. C. Spangler
St. Petersburg
Fla
Spangler
and Marshall
Catherine Spangler
O. H. Ballard
Highland Avenue
Lillian Spangler
Frances Robertson
Forrest Street
Eleanor Bryan
Bill Shumate
Wilmington
Del
Mildred Stout
Ruth Hughson
Margie Garrett
New York
Fred Smith
Bluefield Road
Herbert Honecker
Kydia Weener
Oakvale
Yestery
E. K. Johnson
Walmput Street
KB. N
Anna Glenn Caffee
West Hampton College
Richmond
Bernice and
Ruth
Earl McCoy
Goodwill
J. R. Vermillion
Martha Harman
Denver, Col
Salt Lake
Lloyd Lambert
Romaine Adama
Roanoke
F. W. Dowdy
Eon
Frank
Oreta Booker
Princeton Churches
M. BE. Church
South
Bank of Princeton
Junior Court OF Honor
Methodist
L. E. Woods
Long
BY Williams
U.S Pat
A.M. Co
Picmic
Kings Hollow Day
Trwllams Éea
Wrsemnce mc
Welch Briefs
Kiwanis Club
Coalwood Road
Beazley
Raymond Steadman
Welen
J. H. Mitchell
Associated Press
Cat
United States
Bett
Cardus
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