Princeton Courthouse records show five property transfers
Five property deeds filed in Prince ton include James H and Zola Hairston to John W and Thelma Hairston on Low Gap Road for 1200 dollars, Raynard J and Alene M Muller to J G and Cora E Mead ows for 3500, Virginia Parker et al to Iris R Parker Eller for 500, Arnold L and Thelma Shrews bury et al to William W and Anna Mae Patrick for 500, and Spencer and Callie Mae Ell edgs to James and Ruby Mc Knight for 1050. Five marriage license applications also listed from four pairs and one pair from War. The divorce action is Janis Rae Casals vs Catalina B Casals.
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Princeton
James H
Zola Hairston
John W
Thelma Hairston
Low Gap Road
East River District
Raynard J
Alene M. Muller
J. G
Cora E. Meadows
Virginia Parker
Et al
Iris R. Parker Eller
Bluefield
Arnold L
Thelma Shrewsbury
William W
Anna Mae Patrick
Spencer
Callie Mae Elledgs
James and
Ruby McKnight
Rock District
Old Guardsmen Hear State Talk in Princeton Meeting
Princeton Old Guard Chapter 2 met in Fellowship Hall at First Methodist Church with 78 members and two guests. Robert E. Holroyd, Princeton attorney and House of Delegates member, spoke on My Thoughts on West Virginia. Birthday greetings were given to six members.
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Robert E. Holroyd
Princeton
House of Delegates
Princeton Old Guard
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Holroyd
West Virginia
H. A. Baker
Zed Pennington
George B. Halstead
Hh. A. Flanagan
D. R. Dunn
James Fox
Bill Cowan
Pem Maxey
Albert Reynolds
Sweet Springs
A. W. Keaton
F. D. Black
C. H. Hall
F. C. Wert
J. C. Spencer
R. S. Bailey
P. T. Wall
J. A. Benford
FE. W. Belcher
C. H. Houchins
Grover C. Elmore
C. E. Stearts
E. G. Kimble
G. E. Charlton
M. L. Woods
W. S. Miles
T. J. Young
Silas Miller
C. K. Armstrong
G. L Pennington
O. H. Boles
J. W. Perdue
Lewis Johnson
A. B. Moore
J. D. van Dyke
James Burton
H. J. Crute
Owens Hutcheson
C. L. Shannon
A. R. Kyle
Jim Edmunds
Schedule Listed For First Methodist
Rev J C Fisher will preach at 11 am Sunday at Princeton First Methodist Church on Living in the High Moods of Religion. Junior and Senior High MYF meet at 5 and 6 pm. George Felty and Barbara Wooten chair. A 8 pm reception in Fellowship Hall honors the Fisher family. Union prayer breakfast Monday 7 am Virginian Hotel. trustees meet 8:30 am in the pastor’s office. Lillian Johnson Guild meets 7:30 pm at Mrs Marshall Lytton’s home. Wednesday 7:90 pm prayer service in the church chapel.
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J. C. Fisher
Princeton First Methodist Church
MYF
George Felty
Barbara Wooten
Lillian Johnson
Glenwood club gears up for August Arts and Crafts festival
The Glenwood Home Demonstration Club discussed the August 13 arts and crafts festival at Mrs. James T. Posey Jr. home on Highland Avenue. Entrance applications were given to co chairmen Mrs. H. C. Crews Jr. and Mrs. E. F. Cotton. Members planned a booth titled Kountry Kitchen with fried pies and coffee and baked goods for sale. The group postponed naming a booth chairman to July. The meeting included a devotional on The Art of Sharing and discussion of Project Headstart. Members present included H. C. Crews Jr. E. F. Cotton Jr. C. W. Faulkner Jr. Dominic Luciano Alex Mayhew Lawrence White and Curtis Sparks.
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Glenwood
James T. Posey Jr
Highland Avenue
Cochairmen
H. C. Crews Jr
E. F. Cotton
C. W. Faulkner, Jr
William Winfrey
Dominic Luciano
H .C. Crews
Crews
West Virginia
Mesdames H. C. Crews, Jr
E. F. Cotton, Jr
Alex Mayhew
Lawrence White
Curtis Sparks
Posey
Government targets charity spending tax deductions
The government will curb excessive tax deductions for charity balls and similar events. Officials warn against misleading claims on deductibility for funds spent on sponsored banquets shows and balls.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Two More Judges Sought for Fourth Circuit
Senators Donald Russell and Joseph D. Tydings propose adding two judges to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to ease a heavy workload. The Judiciary Committee backed one new judge earlier, and the current circuit covers Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and West Virginia.
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Washington
Donald Russell
DS. C
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
4Th Circuit
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Power Firms Settle Suits Against Westinghouse
Six American Electric Power System utilities announced out of court settlements totaling 5 053 000 with Westinghouse Electric for overcharging on electrical equipment. Donald C. Cook said boards approved, distribution listed with Appalachian Power receiving 1 039 000 and others share.
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Westinghouse Electric Corporation
American Electric Power System
Donald C. Cook
American Electric Power Company
AEP
General Electric Company
U. S. District Court
Southern District of New York
Cook
Westinghouse
Appalachian Power Company
Soviet Premier Kosygin Pushes Peace Treaty With Turkey
In his first interview since becoming Soviet premier eight months ago Alexei Kosygin called for a Soviet friendship treaty with Turkey. He spoke with Metin Toker for Akis and discussed only Soviet Turkish affairs in a 50 minute interview.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Turkey
Kosygin
Metin Toker
Akis
Ankara
Prize Winners At The Fair
The fair features dozens of winners in horticulture cooking and crafts. Mrs. Bill Jackson leads several divisions including country kitchen designs and arrangement displays while Richlands and Cedar Bluff residents Garnish top ribbons in floriculture and domestic arts events.
English farmhand retires after 69 years on same farm
From CHAINHURST England AP: Fred Guess 83 retires after 69 years on the same farm. He never took a vacation or asked for a raise and has had no quarrel with his wife. Other AP briefs cover Sudan Congo rebel leader ordered out and Korean War anniversary remarks by Park.
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Chainhurst
England
Fred Guess
Khartoum
Sudan
Nicholas Olenga
Kharotum
al Zaman
London
Tunku Abdul Rahman
R. P. Pillay
South Viet Nam
Railroad must carry flagmen per PSC order
Charleston AP report states the Public Service Commission requires all Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains to have rear end flagmen to protect public safety. The move follows the railroad stopping flagmen after installing an automatic block system, a security claim disputed by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
B&o
PSC
Brotherhood of Railrad
Hollywood Beat Sparks From London On Screen Set
London scenes from Bunny Lake Is Missing feature Laurence Olivier as a police inspector with Keir Dullea and Carol Lynley in a search for a missing child. Noel Coward and Ingrid Bergman appear among stars at Drury Lane tributes and a Glamour-packed London scene caps a week of film buzz with Rex Harrison and Sir Alec Guinness.
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London
Nana
Bunny Lake
Keir Dullea
Laurence Olivier
Olivier
Keir
Carol Lynley
England
Noel Coward
Noel
Coward
Otto Preminger
Otto
Hollywood
Henry Fonda
Maria Bucella
Sybil Thorndyke
Rex Harrison
Baker Street
Sherlock Holmes
Rex
Rachel Roberts
France
Portofino
Alex Guinness
West Virginia Boy Honored By Scouts
Richard A. Larson 14 of Charleston will receive a national Eagle Scout award as the 500000th boy to earn Eagle Scout honors. Officials from state and national Boy Scouts will present the award at Buckskin Reservation Pocahontas County during summer camp.
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Marlinton
W.va
West Virginia
Richard A. Larson
Charleston
Boy Scouts Organization
Richard
Buckskin Reservation
Pocahontas County
Kee Seeks Carter Hotel as Women Job Corps Center
Representative James Kee of West Virginia urges the Office of Economic Opportunity to consider the Carter Hotel in Welch as a Women’s Job Corps Center. He says the agency promised full consideration for the proposal.
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Washington
James Kee
D-W. Va
Office of Economic Opportunity
Carter Hotel
Welch
W. Va
Kee
Pilgrim Baptist Church Holds Quarterly Rally Sunday
Crystal church observes its quarterly rally at 3 p.m. Rev. R. M. Harris will preach. Music provided by Speakers Choir McComas Mt. Olive Chorus Bluefield and Switchback Chorus.
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Pilgrim Baptist Church of
Crystal
R. M. Harris
Speakers Choir
McComas
Mt. Olive Chorus
Bluefield
Switchback Chorus
Hurricanes Named for 1965 Season Reflect Public Safety Purpose
The Weather Bureau uses short, memorable female names for hurricanes to minimize transmission errors among distant stations, ships, and aircraft. With a rotating annual list, storms are named to avoid confusion when multiple hurricanes occur simultaneously, and retired names are replaced after major U.S. impacts.
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Washington
Anna
Weather Bureau
National Geographic Society
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Able
Baker
Charlie
Alice
United States
Betsy
Carol
Debbie
Elena
Frances
Gerda
Holly Inga
Jenny Kara
Laurie
Martha
Netty
Orva
Peggy
Rhoda
Sadie Tanya Virgy
Wenda
Quella
Adele
Xmay
Yola
Zenda
Gulf - Atlantic
Injuries Fatal To Covington Man Roscoe Bolar Stephenson Sr
Roscoe Bolar Stephenson Sr. 81 former Alleghany county commonwealth's attorney and Covington mayor died in Bluefield Sanitarium from injuries after a car truck crash near Lewisburg. His wife survived with non critical injuries. He served as mayor in 1913 and as commonwealth's attorney 1926 to 1928. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a son. Both were moved to Bluefield Sanitarium from Greenbrier Valley Hospital.
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Roscoe Bolar Stephenson
Alleghany County
Commonwealth
Covington
Bluefield
Stephenson
Lewisburg
Annie Turpin Stephenson
Bluefield Sanitarium
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Ronceverte
Holloway to Command Nuclear Carrier Enterprise
Capt James L Holloway III son of a former four star admiral will command the nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise next month He will relieve Frederick H Michaelis at a July 17 ceremony in Norfolk The Enterprise overhauled at Newport News and completed sea trials this week Commissioned in 1951 the ship heads to the Pacific as flagship of a nuclear powered task force
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Norfolk, Va
James L. Holloway III
Wil
Enterprise
Holloway
Pacific Fleet
Newport News
Frederick H. Michaelis
Norfolk Naval
Super Coal Ship Sigtina Breaks Its Own Record
The Sigtina coal carrier returned to Norfolk after a 23 day Europe run and loaded 70 653 net tons from 1 061 hopper cars surpassing its previous cargo of 70 491 tons from 1 614 cars. Ship built in Japan owned by AS Sigbulk of Norway and chartered to Rotterdam interests.
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Norfolk
Supercollier Sigtina
Norfolk and Western Railway
Europe
Holland
N&w
Sigtina
Lamberts Point
Virginia Considered For Machine Plant
Roanoke Lynchburg Abingdon Newport News Portsmouth and Suffolk are vying to host a $15 million machinery plant that would employ about 700 people. Virginia also seeks a $280 million Atomic Energy Commission accelerator, with Gov. Harrison forming a scientist committee to assess Virginia’s prospects.
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Roanoke
Virginia
State Division of Industrial Development and Planning
Joseph G. Hamrick
Lynchburg
Abingdon
Newport News
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Hambrick
Atomic Energy Commission
Hamrick
Harrison
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Catalina B. Casals
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Walnut Room
Oakvale Rosé
Princeton, W. Va
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Kim Hyun Chul
Korea
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S
State Department
Berlin
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Bonn
Supper Club
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L. A. Davis
James
Arrappemen
R. Whliams
Techlands
Bill Jackson
Cedar Bluff
W. R. Williams
Otis Nash
Richlands
J. O. Perkins
Cedar Blurr
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Elswick
Mie
Miese White
Jessana
Lass
Jess Sec
L. L. Thompson
Cedar Bluff Rd
Bill Hankins
Bernard McCall
W. Ree
Dan Snapp
Richlands 'Dirat
L. C. Munsey
Diana Muncey
James Thompson
Amos Royden
Harry Lindsey
Petunia
Diana Munsey
Homer Allen
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Bernard
Jim Munsey
Thompson
Hawkins
B. F
Rose ‘Nee Sane
Seepee
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A. W. Horton Jr
Raven
J. C. Mun
L. L Miscel Lyompson
W. G. Jackson
Amos Roydon
Becky McCall
Fran Farmer
Garman Hess
Darrell Lawson
Harold Short
Tivis Owens
Claude Lawson
Kennith Wysor
John Lawson
Virvie Butcher
Cora
Dickie Brown
Raleigh Johnson
Janet Boardwine
Pounding Mill
James Shivall
Walter Miller
Winston Fouch
Carlos Hess
Sarah Cox
Dick Brown
C. W. Myers
Per Jesse
Horton Jr
M’ledge Altizer
Terry Altiver
Curtis Shutt
W. D. Lawson
James Shinall
Rachel
J. &. Wright
W. D Lawson
Kennith Wyser
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Cletus Shutt
Fouch
Carlos Heas
L. D. Lawson
Missy Nuckols
J. R Lambert
Kek Brown
Ray Larimer
Tazewell
Cletus Hess
James Boartwine
John i
Cletus
Jona
Terry Izer
Wietee Altizer
Alter
J. Bushee
Princeton Lodge 134
Harvey J. Thompson
Kenneth Hurst
William W. Wooten
Wilbur Smith
THE
Associated Press
Dennis
By Hank Ketcham
Sheilai Graham
Drury Lane Theatre
Jack Hylton
Marlene Dietrich
Sophie Tucker
Sophie
Thunderball
Lucianna Paluzza
Sean Connery
Senter Berger
Israel
Beaverly Hills
Senter
Michael Verhoven
Rex As
Sherlock
Move’s Radio & T
Beckley Road
Princeton Bowling Center
New Open
Jesse Thomas
Job Corps Center
Brian Keith
Robert Culp In
Stooges
Irma
Storm
Bar
Attila
Bluebeard
Cain
Santo Domingo
Padre Ruiz
Florida
Tames Stewart
Dad Leaf
Dear Brigitte
Fabian
Cindy Carol Glynis Johns
Bill Mumy
Ed Wynn
Sterts Sun
Melly Brown
Mr. Totten At
Tomchin
Mercer Street
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