Cornerstone Ceremony to Be Led by Judge McClintic in Princeton
Federal Judge George McClintic will serve as grand master of Princeton Mason lodge for the cornerstone laying of the new county courthouse this afternoon at 4 30. John R Pendleton will give the principal oration and the ceremony Includes procession from Reed street and a flag raising by Boy Scouts. Citizens are invited to witness the public event and memorials may be deposited in the cornerstone casket by 1 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClintic
Bluefield
Masonic Lodge
John R. Pendleton
Princeton
R. C. Sutherland
Princeton Lodge
Princeton Masonic Hall
Mercer and
Bee Street
Grand Lodge
West Virginia
Ree Street
Beaver Band
Boy Scouts
Wade H. Bailey
McClintic
A. F
A. M
America
Masonic Hall
Sutherland
Sutherland Was Advised Wednesday Afternoon That Judge McClintic
Lodge
Judge McClintic
Princeton Teens face fines and jail in police court
Okey Lawrence was fined 9.80 and sent to 30 days in jail on a larceny charge. He also drew 14.80 and 20 days for freight train riding. Kemp Lawrence received 14.80 and 20 days for freight train riding, with Bert Sims as the arresting officer. A fiduciary order appointed Fred B. Mitchell guardian for Jerome W. Mitchell with bond 500. A chancery suit was filed by Irene Wheley Kauther against Marvin J. Kauther. The June Boy Scouts district court in Athens will meet with the council fire behind the training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okey Lawrence
King
Kemp Lawrence
Bert Sims
Fred B. Mitchell
Jerome W. Mitchell
Mayo
Bell Mitchell
Princeton-Athens
Boy Scouts of America
Athens
Court of Honor
Council
J. Frank Marsh
Concord
Three Colored Men Released On Bonds In Fatal Crash
Alex Moore Ed Smith both of Vanwood and James Wilson of Princeton colored men involved in the car crash that killed Pansy Ruth Stanley at Flat Top last Saturday night are free on bond awaiting grand jury action next month. Deputy Sheriff J Sam Bennett states Moore was driving the car when it struck the child not Wilson. Wilson posted 500 bond and Moore and Smith each posted 1000 bond. all waived preliminary hearings.
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Alex Moore
Ed Smith
Vanwood
James Wilson
Princeton
Cay
Pansy Ruth Stanley
J. Sam Bennett
Wilson
I. C. Damewood
Moore
Smith
Circuit Cour Clerk
Glen Lyn couple wed in First Church ceremony
Mrss Edris Boothe and Mr. Lawrence Whittaker of Glen Lyn Va were married at the First Church of Christ parsonage with Dr Perry J Cook officiating The couple plans to live on a Glen Lyn area farm The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Boothe and the groom son of Mr and Mrs J W Whittaker The Douglass Bible class to meet at 8 tonight for Pentateuch quiz and a silver offering for sick fund The Delphian club enjoyed a Tuesday visit by Mrs Frederick Smith on Bluefield road with Mrs Lilly K Sutton as chair
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E- Forum
Forum Club
W. L. Givens
Insecta
E. K. Ketron
W. C. Fletcher
R. O. Secrest
Lillie Mae Meador
Ellison
Hays
Little Misa
Helen Hays
R. C. Secres
H. J. Ellison
A. B. Torrence
Beatrice Johnson
H.D. Karnes
Perry J. Cook
S. T. Bird
W. O. Sowers
L. C. Porter
G. B. Halstead
Brigham Young
W. C. Kane
Joseph Smith
H. D. Karnes
T. M. Johnson
Ajax Smith
Mary Smith
J. B. Shrewsbury
C. R. Reynolds
Thompson
Frank Marsh
Frank Outright
Edward Stubblefield
John Brown
May Slaven
Lidia Woerner
Erie
T. Bird
G. V. Bruce
W. M. Morrell
W. M. Poston
D. C. Rice
Frederick Smith
I. M. Smith
Lilly K. Sutton
J. R. Vermillion
J. B. Woodson
F. S. Tinder
Edris Boothe
Lawrence Whittaker
Glen Lyn
First Church of Christ
Highland Avenue
A. E. Boothe
J. W. Whittaker
Whittake
Douglass Bible
Presbyterian Sunday School
The
Baptist Church
Delphian Club
Bluefield Road
Princeton Personal Notices From Town and County
Horace Booker left last week to visit relatives in Roanoke Virginia. Henry Smith had his right eye removed at Princeton hospital Monday. Mr. Smith is 82 and recovered well. Dr A R Scott performed the operation. Miss Erma Smith of Newport Virginia visits Dr and Mrs Ira Mason Smith then plans to return Friday. Miss Thelman Watson, ill at Princeton hospital, moved home on Mercer street. Mr and Mrs C E Stearts returned from the Order of American Superintendents convention in Minneapolis and visited Mrs Steerteepenew, Earl James of Chicago.
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Horace Booker
Roanoke
Henry Smith
Princeton Hospital
Mr. Smith
A. R. Scott
Erma Smith
Newport
Ira Mason Smith
Thelman Watson
Mercer Street
C. E. Stearts
Order of American Superintendents
Minneapolis
Minn
County road work to employ 180 men on projects countywide
The weekly report from C. T. Johnson shows 180 men on county roads with additional jail crews. Crews widen and base roads at Wenonah Piedmont and Athens areas, repair bridges, drill ditch lines, and prepare for new surfacing. A proposed East river bridge at Pigeon Creek will replace a dangerous railroad crossing. The city council will hold a Friday special session to issue licenses for existing businesses and close the fiscal year.
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C. T. Johnson
Wenonah
Piedmont Road
Crane Creek Store
Windmill Gap
East River
Willowton
Athens
Bank
Concord College
Athens Street
Plymouth
Beaver Pond
Rock District
Rock
Grover Elmore
Possum Hollow
Hale's Gap
Pigeon Creek
Oakvale
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Time Limit For Candidates To File Notice Will Soon Expire
With just over a month before the August primary prospective candidates announce filings. N A Steadman seeks county school superintendent while Gail Carter aims for re-election to Browns Creek board presidency. Certificates must be filed by July 56 with circuit court clerk or secretary of state. several local residents attend events and visits noted in Welch and nearby towns.
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N. A. Steadman
Gail Carter
Welch
Board of Education
Browns Creek
Wilson Anderson
McDowell County
KR. L
Wake Forest interment for Sam W Turner on Maple Terrace
The remains of Sam W Turner died after months of pernicious anemia and were sent to Wake Forest N C for interment today. The procession included his brother Rev J B Turner and Mrs Turner with three children and relatives, with friends traveling from Little Town and Williamson to attend. The day’s notices also report the Rockcastle Baptist Sunday school convention at Calvary church in War with Welch Baptist participants, and a plan for statewide school year 1930 31 meetings at Beckley to develop educational uniformity.
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Sam W Turner
Maple Terrace
Wake Forest
N. C
J. B. Turner
Raleigh Baptist Church
Turner
Mary Johnson
Sam
Miles
Mack Johnson
Little Town
Mr. Johnson
Russell West
Williamson
Welch
Rockcastle
McDowell
Wyoming
Mercer
Calvary Church
War
Welch Baptist Church
D. M. Dorsey
Summers
Raleigh
Fayette
Nicholas
Beckley
Coalwood Prepares Two Big Weekend Events
Coalwood hosts a Saturday night dance and a Sunday baseball game between Welch Black Sox and Coalwood Yanks. Welch neighbors join Coalwood in community events as residents look forward to the weekend activities.
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Coalwood
Welch Black Sox
Coalwood Yanks
Welch
Salvation Army Launches Junior Penny Drive Fundraiser
The local Salvation Army unit starts a unique fundraising effort titled the Junior Penny Drive to support its community work. The campaign invites youth participation to collect small donations and boost contributions for ongoing services.
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The
Salvation Army
Mile Of Pennies Drive To Aid Salvation Army
The public especially children are asked to contribute to a fundraiser aiming to lay a mile of pennies. Forty eight pennies equal a yard so a mile equals 1 760 yards totaling $844.80. The appeal supplements but does not replace the Salvation Army’s annual drive to fund its work for a period.
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Salvation Army
Welch teachers listed for Brown's Creek 1930 31 district
District Supervisor R B Shrout released the 1930 31 Brown's Creek teaching roster numbering 225 names. Many are former Welch students now college graduates. Welch schools names include Welch high G M Hollandsworth principal T K Tandy J C Quinn Esther Counts and others with Welchgredes Martha Edwards Antoinette Morgan Nancy Horne Julia Robinson Dosie Hylton Carrie Hylton Virginia Meyers and more.
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R. B. Shrout
Brown’s Creek
Welch
Welch High
G. M. Hollandsworth
T. K. Tandy
J. C. Quinn
Esther Counts
Taylor Scott
Cline Jackson
Eunice Vaughn
Claude Stevenson
Mary Sargent
Eloise Beavers
Janice Vermillion
Martha Brooke
Frances Willock
Alma Evans
Kermit Grogan
Eva McCoy
Ivy Hylton
Gwendolyn Corey
Madelyn Bailey
Reta Brewster
Don Cullen
Ruth Barbee
Sadie Bell
Welchgredes
Martha Edwards
Antoinette Morgan
Nancy Horne
Julia Robinson
Camp Epling
Virginia Sex
First National Bank of Ine ger Closes Amid Depositor Withdrawals
The First National Bank of Ine ger closed temporarily after rumors prompted deposits to drop below the legal reserve. FE W Cook notified the comptroller’s representative D A Wood, who then informed the cashier of the currency. The bank had $873,585.09 in assets, $314,110 in deposits, $8,000 surplus, and $4,473 undivided profits, with Sheriff W J Hatfield as president and Cook as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Ineger
FE. W. Cook
D. A. Wood
Iret National Bank of
Welch
Wood
W. J. Hatfield
E. W. Cook
Laeger
First National Bank of Laeger
Welch Society Returns from Battle Creek Visit
Mr and Mrs Claude Boughner and daughters Frances and Eunice return to Gary after a month in Battle Creek Mich where Mr Boughner was a patient at the sanitarium and shows improvement. Mrs Lula Armour and children Eleanor Billy and Miss Alice Beavers arrive from Columbus Ohio after two years there where Eleanor attended Ohio State and graduated with honors. Miss Armour will teach at Hemphill Caples school next fall.
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Claude Boughner
Frances
Eunice
Gary
Battle Creek
Mich
Boughner
Lula Armour
Eleanor
Billy
Alice Beavers
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Miss Armour
Hemphill-Caples
Welch Baby Born to Coalwood Couple
Birth notice reports a nine pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lowder of Coalwood. Other items note Mrs. G C Johnson traveling to Bluefield for an operation, and Doris Meade returning home to Swarthmore, Pa after guesting with Miss Margaret Houston. Mentions continue with Mrs. H G Camper, her son Harry, and Mrs. Hobart E Payne and her son.
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Welch
C. F. Hicks
Lottie Lewey
Grace Hospital
Washington
New York
East
Howard Linkous
Howard Hoppers
Anawalt
Ruby Carter
Earlhurst
Frances Ballowe
Lynchburg
Hurley Childress
Newhall
Samuel B. Payne
Mary Ann
Bluefield
J. W. Edwards
Hobart Street
C. R. Epling
Rockville
R. L. Epling
David Boyd
L. N. Phelps
Salvation Army
Charleston
Garland Lowder
Coalwood
G. C. Johnson
Doris Meade
Margaret Houston
Swathmore
H. G. Camper
Eon
Harry
Hobart E. Payne
Defers Action On Alcohol Narcotics Study By Education Board
West Virginia state board of education postponed decisions on elementary and high school courses about the effects of alcohol and narcotics until the August 13 to 15 meeting at Oglebay Park Wheeling. The courses were prepared by two committees under Superintendent W. Cook. C. H. Martin urged industrial contracts with Kanawha valley with part time work for students. board to survey and report. Budget and program talks included Negro school leaders including Henry T. McDonald of Storer College.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Board of Education
Ogllebay Park
Wheeling
W. €. Cook
R. Emerson Langfitt
L. T. Tustin
C. H. Martin
New River State School
Montgomery
Kanawha Valley
Henry T. McDonald
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
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J. G. Foster
Stanley MeInturf
Park Avenue
Fred Johnson
L. O. Craft
Eighth Street
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J. M. Snidow
Kate Mahood
Walker Street
Marjorie Shumate
First Baptist Church
M. B. Crotty
Reynolds Avenue
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T. W. Jackson
Johnston Motor Company
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Irene Wheley Kauther
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Chambery
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W. A. Brown
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John H. Price
Sheriff Bowling
the Springs
Mayor Brown
Simmons
O. L. Bennett
Elijah Towns
Claude Quinn
J. O. Mangus
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Santon Brothers
Bayon Underwear
Mabel Eye Stock
Princeton Baseball Club
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Gordon Hose
Heney
Manhattan
L. W. Canning
Jane Stevens
Kimball
Houston Addition
L. J. Brindley
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