Pretty wedding at Baptist parsonage in Princeton
Miss Eula Adkins daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Adkins of Bee street becomes the bride of Robert W Brown son of W A Brown of Princeton. Rev Wrighton officiates and the couple leaves for Washington and a tour to Philadelphia New York City Niagara Falls and other northern points.
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Persopacjncy
W. A. Brown
Virginia Highway Commission
Washington City
Philadelphia
New York
Niagara Falls
Telegraph
Fourth of July plans at Bluefield fair grounds
Princeton takes no preparations for the Fourth but expects many to attend Bluefield’s celebration at the fair grounds. Auto races, baseball, speeches by prominent figures, and other features promise an eventful day. Next year Princeton hopes to invite Bluefield to join a similar celebration.
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Princeton
Bluefield
The
Loyal Legion
Fair Grounds
Beckwith Mahood wedding guests depart after visit
The house guests of Mrs. Kate A Mahood who arrived last week for the Beckwith Mahood wedding broke up yesterday afternoon. The young folk left for their various homes after a visit that created many new friendships.
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Kate A. Mahood
Denby to Announce Sims Case Decision Today
Secretary Denby plans to announce his decision on Rear Admiral Sims who was recalled from London over quotes from a speech. Sims says he was inaccurately quoted and provides a written account of exact wording. He remains in Washington awaiting the secretary’s ruling after submitting his memo.
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Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Denby
Sims
London
United States
Baptist Education Drive Shows Broad Progress
Des Moines dispatch reports the 89th annual American Baptist Home Mission Society findings. It highlights expanded schooling for Negroes and Indians, a new International Baptist Seminary, a Bacone College funding rise, and a Los Angeles-based Mexican department for training leaders abroad. The report notes 166 towns aided domestically, a growing lay and community service push, and a planned network of centers plus a Cranberry Lake boys camp and a 6 million dollar architectural bureau effort. A separate note mentions a cowboy hat gift to President Harding for frontier celebration.
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Desmoines
Central America
International Baptist Seminary
George R. Hovey
Education Department
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Bacone Indian College
Bacone
Okla
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Bacone School
Charles A. Brooke
United States
Lemuel Call Barnes
Barnes
Brooks
Harlan
Cranberry Lake
Adirondacks
Baptist Brotherhood Federation
J. Foster Wilcox
H. F. Stillwell
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Princeton Bureau
Money Maline Company
Thompson Feed Company
Assumpsit
John R. Pendleton
Heger Coal Company
Camilla Red Ash Coal Company
Sanders, Crockett, Fox
Bowling
Albert Jarrett
Boisevain
Georgia A. Crabtree
Cooper
Edmond Lee Taylor
Belle Hartwell
Crystal
Clyde T. Mitchell
Denise Holroyd
Spencer
Wallace Co. Rye
Fannie V. Arthur
Nemours
Opie C. Crotty
Vera G. Lannsford
Henry C. Spencer
Graham
Sallie Bullins
Robert Bird
Lula Farmer
Dott
Baptists
J. C. White
Baptist Meeting
International Seminary
Home Mission Society
Mexico
Baptist
Pueblo
el Salvador
Nicaraugua
Honduras
8. Detweiler
Latin America
Cuba
George E. Merrill
Department of Architecture
Mr. Merrill
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harding
Warren and
Kendrick
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Gavalon Coffee
Avalon
Roanoke Coffee & Spice Company
Roanoke, Virginia
Pia
Wrence & Co
Chicago
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Central Pharmacy
White Pharmacy
Hunt
Milady
Dorothy Dodd Gingham
Georgette
Little Johnny
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