Princeton Social Circles Forum Literary Club Meeting
Carr hosted a well attended Forum Literary Club meeting at her College Avenue home Tuesday evening. Mrs Vermillion chaired, with Mrs Carr leading the Hartrell Wright study and Mrs Reson, Mrs Harper, Mrs Sheppard, and Mrs Petkaon presenting papers. Visitors joined in the discussion and a dainty ice course followed. Next meeting will be May 26 with Mrs Mlaherty as hostess.
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FORUM
Bratton
Thorn
Heslip
Barger
Helen Foster
Roent era notes and town happenings in Princeton
Mercer county items include Darla Buford jailed for drunken disorderly conduct, a Mercer club play at East Princeton school, a church concert arrangement by the Methodist women, obit of Emma Bailey, marriage license saved, trial outcomes, road plans in Widemouth area, free Richmond University scholarship offer, Elks meeting, voter registrar notices, school exhibit of needlework and crafts, high school basketball captains, film showings, and a concert by Migg Agnes Dodson with accompanist Holroyd planned for May 26.
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Gotten Moreeshoe Club
Mercer
Princeton
Enat Princeton
East Princeton
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mia
Emma Bailey
Budt. Bailey
Ceres
Charles Pruett
North Walker Street
Lilly Land Company
Armatron
Wood- Tum
Talcott
Alice Martin
Judson
Richmond
Mercer County
WH. W. Straley
Migg Agnes Tiodson
New York
Royal Theatre
Misalla Holroyd
Miss Dodson
Princeton High boys defeat Kiwanis Club 3 to 2 on McNutt field
Dusty Rhodes coached Princeton High as they beat the Kiwanis Club 3 to 2 yesterday afternoon. The high school team scored all runs in the first inning, Kiwanis shut out until the seventh, and a late rally produced two runs. Notable plays included a shoestring catch by E. B. Spangler in center field.
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Dusty Rhodes
Princeton High Boys
Kiwanis Club
McNutt Field
Kiwanis
Props
Carver
Chambers and
Stull
J. W. McNutt
E. B. Spangler
Dr. Wallingford
John Fredeking
Billy McNutt
Charley Mahood
Babe Rugmisell
Alex’ Mahood
Twin steel span and lumber road described near Flat Top
The county papers report a new standard width timber highway and a twin steel span across the highway two miles east of Flat Top, tied to a Blue Jay Lumber Company Railway extending from a Chesapeake and Ohio connection in Raleigh county toward the Virginian Railway. Locomotives are heard shrieking as the line climbs the mountain, with plans to connect Camp Creek and Bluestone Lands lines, and rumors swirl about ownership and purpose of this high terrain railroad and a large New River bridge near Thurmond that lacks track.
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Flat Top Mountain
Flat Top
Blue Jay Lumber Company Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Raleigh County
Virginian Railway
Mercer
Raleigh
Flat‘ Top
Camp Creek
Tway
Bluestone Lands
Lum
Mercer County
Bluestone River
Bluestone Land and Lumber’ Company
Ita E
Great Coal Road Built by BR Under Hawan River Link
Names join to form a great coal road project linking the Hawan river area to the Chesapeake Bay. The bridge or carrier line is described as a road built by BR with key figure H. Rogeta directing the route from Hawan to the bay. The item notes completion and integration of segments into a continuous transport corridor.
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Mear
BR. H. Rogeta
Hawan
Fannie Was the Servant Problem Presented by Omega
Fannie Was the Servant Problem presents a tale of marriage between an English lord and a concert singer. Brought to the house incognito, the singer learns the household is run by long time servants who are her near relatives. Miss Gwendolyn Woodson portrayed Lady Bantock with delight.
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Fanny
Omega
Concord College
France
Lady Bantock
Gwendolyn Woodson
Bantork
Sharmingly Varied Cast Impresses In Stage Sketch
A scene features a young concert singer with a sharmingly varied personality while Leonard Hoke plays Lord Bantock, revealing a humane aristocrat. Miss Peters and Miss Bibb charm as maiden sisters in quaint dress, and Mr Pauley as a breezy business man. Mr Paul Daniels, the wholesome doctor, evokes a wish to be ill so he can be treated. Bennett and the Bennett family appear in the closing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hoke
Lord Bantock
Paul Daniels
Bennett
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Suez
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Susong-Russell Hardware Co
Piggly- Wiegly
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East of Suez
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Fannie
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Virginian Railway Company
Narrows
Virginia
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W. Va
Virginian Railway Co
C. WH. Hix
Legion Hall
Princeton, W. VA
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Princeton Post
Court House
West Virginia
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Abingdon
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