Rain Fails to Deter Evangelistic Tent Meeting
Rain does not keep attendees away from the evangelistic meeting under the new gospel tent. The evangelist preached on assurance, urging belief in salvation and the Lamb's Book of Life. Scheduled topics this week include Origin of Man, Need of a Saviour, Eternal Life, and Made Whole by the Master's Touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret
Yel
Evangelist
Beneft
Bank of Princeton
W. B. Woodrum
Christ
Jesus
Earth
Hinton
Delightful Tuesday Night Dances by Tighland Club
The Tighland Club hosted a Tuesday night dance at the Legion hall described as a delightful affair enjoyed by many from the coalfields, Graham, and Bluefield. Tad Tieran's Cincinnati orchestra supplied music full of pop, with a grand march led by Charles Mahood and Mrs. Carroll Beckwith and Mr. and Mrs. Denny Shuff. Favors included colorful hats and noisy toys, while punch, sandwiches, pickles, and coffee were served through the evening.
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Tighland Club
Legion Hall
Coalfields
Graham and
Bluefield
Tad Tieran
Cincinnati
Charles Mahood
Carroll Beckwith
Denny Shuff
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised By Henry Thorne
Indigestion worry headaches biliousness coated tongue and gas blamed on stomach distress. Henry C Thorne of 1002 Harrison Avenue Boston Massachusetts reports relief after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims cleansing of bowels sweetening of stomach and liver invigoration with no pain nausea or habit forming effects.
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Henry C. Thorne
Harrison Avenue
Bostop
Mags
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions Highlight Local Pages
County Court Clerk Bowling yesterday issued marriages for Natherland to Beulah Whorley and Carden to Walden, among others. Circuit suits include McClintic vs Lemkuhl-Shepherd and Wyson, with July rules. Princeton baseball opens vs Graham. Miss Mabel Caldwell marries Lloyd Lineberry. Mercer Tinning gets roof contract. previews of Three Live Ghosts at Royal Theatre. Legion plans 4th celebration. firecracker sales fined. city council elections and sanitation controls discussed.
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Bowling
Eres
Natherland
Beulah Whorley
Kimball
Charlie M. Carden
Alice Walden
Dott
James Denman
Bluefield
Ruth Leslie
Princeton
George W. McClintic
Walter
J. R. Seal
Lemkuhl-Shepherd Company
Assumpsit
Sanders, Crockett & Fox
J. H. Gadd
Princeton Bakery A Corporation
A. F. Wysong
J. M. Randish
Bank of Athens
Ohio Wesleyan Professor Gives Life Savings for Telescope
Professor Hiram M. Perkins, aged 89, donates about 250000 toward a third largest telescope at Ohio Wesleyan University. He and his relatives fund the project, prioritizing student instruction and public access before research, while refusing personal recognition.
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Hiram M. Perkins
Delaware
Observatory Hill
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
Pete
Prof
Perkins
Prof. Perkins
College Press Bureau
C. C. Crump
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Backed by Baltimore Letters
Baltimore readers share personal relief from backache and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim substantial improvement, urging other women to try the remedy and attribute their well being to the medicine made from medicinal roots and herbs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Roseland Place
Lydia E. Pinkham
Personal notes from the region describing visits and travels
Local notices report numerous residents and guests visiting family and friends. Earl Gott and wife plan to settle with Mrs. White after a honeymoon, while Miss Volna Walker visits Welch, and Miss Gertrude Humphreys attends a banquet in Athens.
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Earl Gott
Mabel Sarver
Beckley
E. B. Bailey
Thelma Kinzer
Rock
S. W. Walker
Chautauqua
H. C. Carden
A. A. Carden
Roanoke
John McCoy
Mullens
R. B. Bodell
Stotesbury
Gertrude Humphreys
Athens
Athenian Community Club
Co. B. Walker
Charles Reid
W. D. Burwell
A. Overstreet
Bluefield
J. B. Tuggle
Rtsmouth
Andrew Mickle
Mickle
Rogers
Henry Huffard
M. Parker
Louise Parker
Anna Bob Rich
Wytheville
Dr. Gleaves
Hunter
Kingsport
Keith Bird
Gary
Highland Club
J. Spellman
P. A. Early
Mr. Brewater
State Highway Commission
W. A. Gore
Virginian Railway
Mfrs
Sarah Itfield
Princeton
Dixie
Charleston
Norolk
Bulgaria Imposes Luxury Tax On Dress and Canes
Sofia reports Bulgaria plans a annual tax of 500 francs on wearing short skirts silk stockings parasols and jewelry and 100 francs for men who carry canes as part of new luxury levies for fashionable items.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Hundreds At Chautauqua Tent Draw Crowds On Mercer Street
Hundreds gather at the Mercer Street Chautauqua tent to enjoy a program headlined by the Dunbar Philharmonic Quartette and Shandon Singers. Evening performances feature classical sacred pieces, solos and operatic selections, culminating in a Cavalleria Rusticana rendering.
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Mercer Street
Shandon Singers
Leslie Willis Sprague
Dunbar Philharmonic Quartette
Philharmonic Choir
Hallelujah
Megslah
Ascagni
Perha
Princeton Bank Building MRS. J. K. BALL Society Reporter
Society notes from the Princeton Bank Building feature Mrs. J K Ball as society reporter with contact via phone 381. The item highlights local social events and engagements within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Bank
J. K. Ball
Chapter Bids Warm Wishes for New Year
Streamers of the order colors adorned the room as P. W. P. E Mandeville closed the chapter after two years of service. Delightful refreshments were provided by Mrs. Vera Linkenhaker, Mrs. Anna Myers, Mrs. Ruby Gadd, and Mrs. Ida Karnes.
Immigration drive gains support in Russia says Martens
Moscow reports 56000 American and Russian American workers have recently arrived as part of a state immigration push. Mechanics agricultural specialists and technical experts are among the new arrivals who are said to aid Russia by supplying food and tools, easing labor needs without burdening the country.
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Moscow
Ludwig Martens
United States
Russia
Council of Labor and Defense
Tanlac claims relief for rheumatism and gain in weight
A testimonial from Mia Diggs of 810 N 22nd St Rich Ward says Tanlac eased six years of rheumatism and nervous distress, restored appetite, improved sleep, and she gained ten pounds. She calls Tanlac worth its weight in gold and notes it is sold by druggists.
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Tam
Tanlac
Mia
Ae Diggs
St. Rich Wa
Cara
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Royal Theatre Tonight
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Cord Tires
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Graham
Mabel Caldwell
W. W. Caldwell
Lloyd W. Lineberry
W. M. Hall
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Mrs. Lineberry
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Mercer Tinning and Roofing Company
American Mercantile
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Paramount
Royal Theatre
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Legion
Albert Wheby
Telegraph
Order of Eastern Star
P. G
Beaste Barber
Mittle Woolridge
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W. M
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W. P
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Mary Kelly
Olive Thorn
Margaret Rogers
Grace Hall
Ellen Hamilton
Mina Adkins
Mary Turner
Ada
Hattie Wheeler
Ruth
Nettie Spangler Esther
Alice Clegan
Martha
Augusta Morris
Electra
Minnie Anders
George Anders
Mittie Woolridge
P. W M. Jewel
D. G. Woolridge
EB. Q. Walker
Vefield Daily Telegraph
E. W. Anderson
Leonard Hoke
Daily Telegraph
Carrier Boys
Gillespie Drug Co
Belcher Confectionary
Hale Pharmacy
Handy” Corner
REDS
Telecragh
Richmond
Canterbury
Eng
John Amos
Liverpool
An Critica
S&s
Lulya
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