State rests case in trial with boy murder suspect
Crowded courtroom hears last state witnesses in the Cleveland Boyd murder trial at Matoaka Roanoke area testimony recalls strike with a pistol and a man named Payne Boyd. Defense introduces prior statements and pawnshop records linking the prisoner to Roanoke during 1918. Jury to hear remaining defense witnesses as proceedings continue into Monday.
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Cleveland
Noah Hawks
Oscar
Hawks
Matouka
John Ashby
Ashby
Cleveland Boyd
Munimite
Peariy
Payne J Boyd
Payne Boyd
James Boyd
Primitive Baptists
East Virginia
Roanoke
Hampton Hotel
Tar~noke
Charlie Ford
Ware
D. Nolach
Virginia
Usta
Tory
Tee
Ian
Huainesn
Boys Club Parade Ends Week With Large Loyalist Parade
Boys' Week sponsored in Prince ton by the Rotary Club concluded with a 800 plus boy loyalty parade yesterday afternoon. After the march the junior Olympia events were won but the baseball game and meeting were postponed to a later date. Grand marshal Harvey Rice led the parade with Scouts and color guards present.
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Princeton
Rotary Club
Rafu
Mercer Street
Court
House
Lhow
Walker Street
Center
Mercer Streets
Baseball
Princeton Youth Parade Draws Big Crowds In Town
The Princeton area showcased a wide turnout as Mercer street and East Princeton youths led a parade with the high school and local groups well represented. Officials, merchants, and clubs observed amid traffic jams and weather, while junior Olympic events proceeded with several winners and prizes announced for youths under fourteen and over fourteen.
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Princeton
Mercer Street
East Princeton
Knob Street
High School
Merchants Association
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Four-H
Baptist
Rent-Apartments in New Grand Cafe Building
Local notices describe rental units in the Grand Cafe building in Princeton, advertising hot and cold water in every room, four roving and bath per apartment, and midrange rents. Apply Santon Broa or Charles Modrie at Court House Square for details.
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Court House Square
Santon Broa
Charles Modrie
Rotary Club Hosts Forty Guests At Luncheon
The Rotary Club welcomed about forty guests at yesterday’s weekly luncheon, led by Jay League and his administration. Student committees organized the program with Bill Roberts, Walter Gentry, and Ed Tandy coordinating. Harvey Ries delivered the feature address titled A Tribute to West Whinthy, praising his Brattgn cop test win at Morgantown.
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Rotary Club
Jay League
Bill Roberts
Walter Gentry
Ed Tandy
West Whinthy
Harvey Ries
Morgantown
Rice
Rica
Successful Revival Nears Closing at Methodist Church
A highly successful two week revival at the Methodist church will end tonight with Dr. D L Cole delivering the sermon After Death What The meetings drew large crowds with high school night Friday and a notable number of converts Twenty two members joined the church and over forty indicated intent to join other congregations In a Friday service for seniors transportation was provided and many elderly attendees were escorted to seats
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Ipnlhuden
Wilzabeth
Theigh School
Dey Couduet
Etul
W. OH. WL
Merchanth Assatiation
M. Smith
Addison Bros. Smith
Clu
Coale
Bally
Methodist Church
D. L. Cole
Christian Workers
Saving Souls
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Herbert Pearis
Dick Keeley
Chero-Cola
Wee Street
Beckley
G.M. Taylor
J. W. Kelley
Minneapolis
Minn
Christian Church
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Rawal
J. Wim
Bourne
Georgla Patton
Tazewell
James J. Bourne
Zebeth Mundy
Princeton Lawn Tennis Club
Lodge of Moose
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Mooseheart Melody Makers
Willian D. Upshaw
Georgia
Congressman Upshaw
Baptist Church
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Concord
Athens
Id Saunders
Brush Fork
Saunders
Etody
Charles Wheley & Sons
Corner Straley & Second Sts
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Monroe
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Eclipse
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