Dr. Winship Speaks at Princeton Rotary Kiwanis Session
Dr. A E Winship of Boston addressed a joint Princeton Rotary Kiwanis meeting in the Athens girls dormitory dining room. He praised American creation in the last decade and cited club democracy and social progress, with remarks on beautifying the Athens Princeton highway and club achievements.
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Blighty
Princeton Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Athens
A. E. Winship
Boston
America
Europe
Dr. Winshin
J. Frank Marek
Concord
Princeton
Rotary
Gerald Taylor
Richmond Va
Irma Smith
R. M Yeago
S. T. Bird
Hartley Sanders
A. FE. McGuire
W. D. Shuff
H. E. DeJarnette
Frank Maresh
J. W. McNutt
W. S Dangerfield
A. Vermillion
J. R. Vermillon
R. B Rodell
A . Kyle
FE. K Ke
Bond to release BY AHERN on peace bond and jail for pistol case
Emma Henderson and William Ward were arrested on pistol charges. Henderson, fined $54.80 and sentenced to six months in jail. Ward was released after Henderson took the blame. Judge King presided as ex officio justice of the peace.
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Jones
Emma Henderson
William Ward
Mistreating Wife Leads to Fine and Jail Term
Johnny Jones of Prince Street faced Police Judge F B King for assault and dress damage. He was fined 12.30 dollars and sentenced to one year in jail.
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Johnny Jones
Prince Street
F. B. King
Jones
Arrest of man for disturbance in Athens
Constable L. J. Chambers and Deputy Sheriff J. Sam Bennett arrested Ben Wirts in Athens Thursday night amid a disturbance near his home. He was tried before Justice I. C. Damewood and fined ten dollars plus costs.
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L. J. Chambers
J. Sam Bennett
Athens
Ben Wirts
I. C. Damewood
Wirts
Princeton Personal News and Health Note
Princeton personal notices report Bootsie Smith leaving Saturday for Norfolk Virginia state camp for July. Harriette Hadden visits cousin Josephine Hadden. Virginia Charlton leaves for 4 H camp at Jacksons Mills. Rose Tinder ill with tonsillitis but able to go out. Orita Booker Peggy Booker and Made Oxley depart for Roanoke visit. J H McGlothlin family travel to Parkersburg Wheeling Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Ora Redman returns from Kalamazoo Teachers College for summer. Eileen Smith sails to Newport for weeks of visits. George Hylton Jr. improving after appendectomy at Memorial hospital. East River Rebekah lodge No 205 to meet for annual election.
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Bootsie” Smith
Norfolk
Virginia
Harriette Hadden
Mullens
Josephine Hadden
Virginia Charlton
Haleaveriue
Jackson's Mills
Rose Tinder
F. S. Tinder
Walker Street
Orita Booker
Peggy Booker
Oxley
Roanoke
J. H. McGlothlin
Madie
Charles
Parkersburg
W.va
Wheeling
Ora Redman
Kalamazoo Teachers’ College
Michigan
Hale Avenue
Eileen Smith
Circle Drive
Newport
George Hylton Jr
Memorial Hospital
Rebekahs
East River Rebekah Lodge
Walker Hall
Automobile Accident Victim Hospitalized After Fatal Crash
J C Lawson of Herndon arrived at Memorial hospital with injuries from a crash last Saturday between Monte Carlo and Budd. Lawson rode in a rumble seat while Joe Simpson Grover Shrewsbury and Preacher McKinney rode in front. a tire blew out causing the roadster to overturn. Simpson died from his injuries and Lawson is not believed seriously hurt.
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J. C. Lawson
Herndon
Memorial Hospital
Monte Carlo
Budd
Lawson
Joe Simpson
Grover Shrewsbury
Preacher McKinney
Simpson
Princeton Marriages and Local Society Notes
Charles Terrell of Middlesboro Kentucky and Lucille Combe of Bluefield united in marriage in Princeton in the magistrate’s office with Rev. G W Talbert officiating. A Shawnee lake picnic entertained Princeton High School newswriting class with chaperones Miss Eupha Bonham and Miss Bill Shumate. Founding church groups met for prayers, Bible study, and luncheon plans. A divorce suit was filed in circuit court, and several gas and oil lease assignments from Mullens Gas to United Fuel Gas were recorded.
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Charles KE. Terrell
Middlesboro
Lucille Combe
Bluefield
I. C. Damewood
G. W. Talbert
Shawnee Lake
Beckley Road
Princeton High School
Shawnee
Eupha Bonham
Mise
Bill” Shumate
Mullens Gas Company
United Fuel Gas Company
Wade H
Brush Creek
Wiles
Rock
E. J. Boyles
Harriet Bailey
Ida E. Hypes
Floyd
Brush Fork
Beaver Pond
Jumping Branch
Glade Fork Creek
W. P
R. B. Ross
Cole and Keeney File for Local Nominations
Roy A. Cole filed his declaration as a Republican candidate for the house of delegates in the circuit clerk’s office yesterday. G. Cleve Keeney of the Princeton Athens rural route filed as a Democratic candidate for the Plymouth district board of education.
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Roy A. Cole
House of Delegates
G. Cleve Keeney
Princeton
Athens
Plymouth District
Mercer Republicans convene meeting at Meadows building
The Mercer Republican club met Thursday at club headquarters in the Meadows building with talks by Fred Hawley R C Lilly Hartley Sanders and BE Hale. Speakers stressed harmony and cooperation and highlighted the value of a high protective tariff to the country.
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Mercer Republican Club
Meadows Building
Fred Hawley
Republican Party
R. C. Lilly
Bluefield
T. C. Hubbard
Hartley Sanders
BE. W. Hale
Princeton
Sanders
Princeton Churches Offer Youth Focused Services
The Rev. W E B Davis leads Sunday School at 9 45 with W H Roberts as superintendent and sermons at 11 on Realizing the Holy Spirit in Life as the fifth Pentecost talk. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 with teens invited. Evening service at 8 features Liberty or Love. The Rev Edward Stubblefield conducts Sunday School at 10 with John H Bane supervising. morning worship at 11 covers The Fickleness of Religion. youth oriented evening program at 7 with The Lost Child.
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W. EB. Davis
W. H. Roberts
Christian Endeavor
Edward Stubblefield
John H. Bane
Anderson Lucas and Nellie Waugh Hearings Over Fines
Anderson Lucas charged with fishing in a closed stream and stealing chickens faced Magistrate T C Hubbard with Nellie Waugh. fines totaling 30 dollars and costs assessed. Lucas to try to pay after leaving jail. Span ishburg dog shooting case heard by I C Damewood. Campbell and Curtis Bowling fined 10 dollars plus costs and appealed. Eskimo doctor fee policy noted: fee kept if recovery, returned if not.
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Anderson Lucas
T. C. Hubbard
Nellie Waugh
Lucas
Spanishburg
I. C. Damewood
Campbell Bowling
Curtis Bowling
For Sale: Small Farms Near Princeton W V and Homes
For sale a few small farms suitable for poultry raising trucking and fruit with electric lights and good schools and churches nearby. Some front on the main highway just outside Princeton city limits. Also houses and lots in Princeton offered at bargain prices on easy terms. Write or call at the Bank of Princeton building home office Princeton W Va.
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Princeton
Bank of Princeton
Welch McGinnis Hatfield to run for State Senate seat
Gov. Conley accepted the resignation of Sen. L. E. Woods of Welch from the sixth district and former Sheriff McGinnis Hatfield of Welch announced his candidacy. Woods moved to Huntington prompting his district change and resignation. Hatfield, an experienced Republican, expected to win the August primary and November election.
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Welch
William G. Conley
L. E. Woods
McGinnis Hatfield
The
Telegraph
Crystal Black Coal and Coke Company
Senator Woods
Huntington
Woods
Hatfield
House of Delegates
McDowell Republican Executive Committee
McDowell County
Pom
Rev H Carlton Fox Calls Congregational Meeting at Service
The rector announces Second Sunday after Trinity services with Sunday school at 9545 and morning prayer plus sermon at 11. He urges every church member to attend, as the congregational meeting is of vital importance.
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H. Carlton Fox
Visit of Miss Wharton to Grace parish in West Virginia
Reverend R. W. Hibbert of Northfork leads the second Sunday after Trinity at Grace parish with church school at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 o’clock. Sunday school follows at 1 30 p.m. Miss Helen C. Wharton, director of religious education for the Episcopal diocese of West Virginia, visits and hopes to meet the church organizations during Sunday events.
Salvation Army Penny Drive Seeks One Mile of Pennies
Sergeant Major Butler reports two days of work have raised forty five yards of pennies amounting to 24 dollars as Salvation Army units begin a mile of pennies campaign. He warns the public to donate only to authorized uniformed representatives and notes women volunteers in uniform will canvass Saturday night.
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Salvation Army
Butler
Army
Salvation Army drops annual drive and starts mile of pennies push
Advisory board after a county meeting decided not to hold the usual charity drive this year, citing a general business downturn. The group will instead launch a mile of pennies campaign to aid numerous distressed families needing clothing food and medical care.
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The
Salva
Tion Army
Vacation Bible School At Presbyterian Church Attendance Grows
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Presbyterian church runs from June 23 to July 3 with about 85 pupils. It welcomes children from various city churches and is led by Mrs. W. C. Williams, the pastor’s wife, with nine instructors. The program centers on Bible study and memory work, requiring 10 to 25 passages per department. The top two memory students will carry the U.S. flag and the Christian flag at commencement.
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Presbyterian Church
W. C. Williams
United States
Social Roundup of Local Families and Visitors
Mrs W C Hall and daughters May and Connie along with Mrs W J Blakely and daughter Jean stay at the Hall summer home on Elk Lick in Wyoming county with a group of young girls. The visitors include Lachey Saunders Premier Marjorie Belcher Virginia Partlow Eleanor Womack Edna Downs Elizabeth Edwards and Ethel Hunter. The Summers family plans a cottage vacation in Ocean View Virginia with a July stay. Attorneys Cook and Hansbarger were noted on business visits to Welch. Mrs Laughlin and son Jack will visit from Brooklyn, traveling by boat to Norfolk where Mr Laughlin will join them. Estelle King, guest of aunts Rhodes and Wilson, departed to Bluefield after a week locally.
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Columbus
W. W. Henritze
A. N. Harris
Tazewell
J. S. Roger
Helen
Baltimore
Reta Brewster
Ruth Daniel
Concord Normal
Miss Brewster
Welch Junior
Miss Daniel
Hemphill-Caples School
S. B. Payne
Mary Ann
J. W. Edwards
Hobart Street
Bluefield
Milton Jones
Ocean View
Mr. Summers
Mrs. Summers
F. C. Cook
Northfork
Rocco Ma&rchitelli
E. A. Hansbarger
Williamson
J. S. Laughlin
Jack
London Artists Form Trade Union for Applied Arts
Sir John Lavery states the union aims to raise standards in applied art and secure recognition for poster artists and textile designers. Many prominent English artists have joined the new body.
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London
John Lavery
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Concord Quartet
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First Baptist Church
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G. D. Gadd
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W. W. Hamilton
H. W. Karnes
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Albert G. Dowe
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Melbourne
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ST. Luke's Episcopal
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