Princeton Man Returns Home After Air Force Duty
Jack Sutton, stationed at Lowry Field in Denver with the Air Force, is home for a month with his parents Mr and Mrs Phil K Sutton on South Avenue.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1951
Page
3
Jack Sutton, stationed at Lowry Field in Denver with the Air Force, is home for a month with his parents Mr and Mrs Phil K Sutton on South Avenue.
July 28 report at Syracuse N Y notes Corporal Sheila Wright recently transferred to Washington D C. Shelia Wright spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs S W Wright. George Lee Robinette left for Newark N J to visit his sister Mrs Bob Porter field and Miss Lois Robinette for about one month. Co E Steorts returned to Mullens and will be at home in the Carstens building on Douglas street after their purchase. Earl H Gott of Northfork visited his home on Park Ave this week.
Troopers Baisden and Graner oversaw driving tests for eighty eight applicants with only ten failing. Winners include Samuel Wood Charles Pruett Delano Altizer William Davidson Nawassa Minnix and many others across Bluefield Princeton Lashmeet and surrounding towns.
State farmers travel to Morgantown for the fourth WVU Dairy Day on June 27 with out of state speakers Dr. Fordyce Ely and John C. Thompson and demonstrations on grass silage milk coolers and hay drying. WVU dairy herds Holstein Ayrshire and Jersey will be shown with rain or shine arrangements.
Property listing for a well located brick house with six rooms a bath and a garage. Includes large closets oak floors and trim flush birch doors and contact via dial 3398 at 807 Front Street Princeton.
Thirty members of the Vesper Choir of the First Methodist church with ten sponsors completed a four day tour of Virginia performing sacred concerts in Lexington Front Royal and Waynesboro The group visited Natural Bridge Lee Memorial Chapel the tomb of Stanwall Jackson and campuses of Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute in Lexington Endless Caverns New Market and Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal The trip was guided by Brookes M Davis with Robert E Wright and Miss Elizabeth Mc Cloud The Rev B W John organized the journey and acted as business manager A list of participants is included with the report
6 piece maple living room suite and a small apartment washer offered at good prices. New model Frigidaire included. See this furniture at 506 Straley Avenue, Princeton, West Virginia.
Employees and management of Capitol City Dry Cleaners enjoyed a weiner roast and marshmallow toast at a Lake Shawnee picnic Thursday evening.
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