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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1949
Page
24
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Mrs Albert Tiley of Beckley Road was fined for the illegal sale of a pint of whiskey. The case concerned a charge by state liquor authorities and beverage regulations. The article notes the involvement of commission agents and mentions the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Association with 21 member colleges.
Fragmented text shows multiple house listings with prices. Includes Lot 5 Section 533 Murdock Street listing at 1700 and a second property at 800 with 60 feet frontage, 153 depth, near New Hope road. A 4 150 house appears with asphalt roof and oak floors priced 4150. Additional rough notes mention a weatherboarded house and two block from street with cedar beams and a hill location.
Matoaka Kiwanis Club at the high school heard Ray Pearman lead the program. Rosemary White, a Rhododendron Girls State delegate, spoke on her June 12th Girls State duties as prosecuting attorney, plus music and other camp topics. Claxton Moye will lead next week’s program. Harry Lumley led NHL goalies in penalties last season with 12 minutes.
Four room house with kitchen dining bath gas furnace hot water heater plastered and stuccoed on block level lot near Thorn street. Several city lots on Princeton Bluefield Beck ley Roanoke roads priced 25 to 150 with easy terms. Fast Princeton 4 room house with city water bath level lot priced 2850 with immediate possession.
The Jaycee sponsored Matoaka playground opened June 6 with about 200 registered children and an average of 140 daily. New additions include croquet and shuffleboard alongside existing seesaws swings basketball volleyball badminton softball and golf. A softball league with four teams Crooks Jaycees Cardinals Braves is formed. schedule shows three games weekly at 6 30 p m. Results include Braves 4 Cardinals 5 Jaycees 1 Crooks 15 Braves 13 Jaycees 10 Crooks 3. Supervisors are Mr and Mrs Roy Byrd. a Rock View pool picnic on June 27 invites all playground children.
Princeton society notes report visits and travels among local families. Bayne C. Wells and relatives from Steubensville Ohio stay with Hannon Wells on Ninth street while H. B. Wells visits from New Smyrna Beach. Several relatives plan weddings and hospital recoveries are noted.
The listing outlines a full day of programs on Radio WLOH Princeton on Sunday June 26. It includes church services, music programs, news updates, religious broadcasts, and light entertainment blocks with acts like Blackwood Brothers and Guy Lombardo Shor, running from 8:00 a.m. to 8:20 p.m. local time.
Princeton youth choirs from Baptist Christian and Methodist churches present a joint sacred concert at the Union service hosted by the Princeton Ministerial Association. About 90 young singers, led by directors Sanford Watts Orville L Martin and Joseph Bertalan, perform pieces including The Lord's Prayer and My God and I with organist Grace Weest and pianist W L Herring. Proceeds support a community project.
A mid summer social at Appalachian social room hosted by John Bensey Mrs P B Bowling and Mrs George Lawrence featured a rosebud pink and white motif with ice cream rose shapes. Hostesses assisted by Mrs C B Anderson, Mrs Rex Allen, Mrs Russell Matney and others. Prizes awarded to five women including Nannie Lawson and W Sowers. out of town guests from Bluefield Bramwell and nearby.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude for support after the sudden death of wife and mother Vivian Amanda Whitaker. Special thanks are given to Rev Z F Mayberry for comforting words, those who sent floral tributes, provided cars, the Fredeking Seaver Funeral Service, and neighbors for kindness. May God bless all.
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