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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1925

Page

15

Trial in Matoaka murder case of Payne Boyd continues

Crowded courtroom hears witnesses for state in the Cleveland Boyd murder case tied to the 1918 Matoaka killing of Harry Cook. Defense presents Payne Boyd identity evidence from James Boyd Andrew Smith and Roanoke pawnbroker records corroborating Roanoke employment and 1918 pawn activity.

Cleveland Harry E. Cook Matoaka EB. L. Reynolds Kh. W. Laxton Philip Lambert Jake Ho=. Thompson Ailey Reius Johnston Noah Hawks Hawks John Ashby Ashby Cleveland Boyd Ita Mamie Pearl Payne Boyd James Boyd Primitive Baptiste East Virginia Roanoke Springton Wits County Andrew Smith Elmer Farris Hampton Hotel Charlie Ford Payne Hoyd Roe J. Kolach

Rotarians weigh events as Elks house opens

The Rotarians applauded a club conclusion and credited Elizabeth Carpenter for an oration. Few Rotarians could attend a revival at the Methodist church, while the Elks home opening and other activities drew attention. W H Witt invited participation in a booster trip on June 22 and Fourth of July plans, referred to the public affairs committee. J M Smith of Addison Bros. Smith was welcomed into the club.

Elizabeth Carpenter Methodist Church Dr. Coale Elks W. Hi. Witt Merchants Association J. M Smith Addison Bros. Smith

Big parade marks close of Princeton Boys Club week

More than 600 boys joined a Rotary Club sponsored parade through Princeton streets led by Harvey Rice grand marshal. The event ended with junior Olympic races postponed due to rain and a baseball game.

Princeton Rotary Club Mercer Street Court House Walker Street Center Mercer Streets Baseball Grounds Harvey Athens East Princeton Knob Street High School Merchants Association Woman's Club Chamber of Commerce H. Clubs Baptist Sunday School

Successful Revival at Methodist Church Ends Tonight

A two week revival at the Methodist church, led by evangelist Dr. D. L. Cole, closes tonight with a sermon on After Death What. The event drew large crowds, added 22 new members, and inspired many to join other city churches. Friday honored elderly parishioners with a service and transportation.

Methodist Church D. L. Cole Christian Workers Saving Souls

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