War Between the States Day Captivates Graham Students
Re-enactor Don Hagg demonstrates Civil War cannon use to Graham Intermediate School students during the first War Between the States Day, a bright and sunny Friday event.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2004
Page
6
Re-enactor Don Hagg demonstrates Civil War cannon use to Graham Intermediate School students during the first War Between the States Day, a bright and sunny Friday event.
Prosecutor urged verdict focusing on Chantel Webb while defense stressed evidence. Waldron did not testify, and Mullins argued Waldron could not have risked his life for $1000. Jury delivered verdict. sentencing to follow with possible 3 to 15 year term and a three year parole eligibility.
Shoppers describe plans for windfall from the lottery as lines lengthen at Go Martin Moore. Princeton and Athens residents envision beach homes, college funds, travel, and community projects while some vow to pay bills or donate. An 80 year old woman hopes to pay off her vehicle amid the crowd.
The Lashmeet Ruritans hold a hot dog sale at 10 a.m. and an auction at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Ruritan Building on Ruritan Lane Lashmeet. A beginning quilting program at Princeton Public Library on Thursday May 13 runs 10 a.m. to noon. Bring scissors and a sewing needle. the class is free with registration required at 487-5045.
Mercer County Quilting Bees announce a Thursday event in Princeton with stitching sessions, demonstrations, and invite to local residents. Organizer notes community craft focus, timelines, and participation details.
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