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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1930

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Jury Deliberations Continue In Belcher Case

In Princeton circuit court today two trials proceed with one jury already deliberating Belcher saw mill case for 25 000 while another shows Hager versus Barbee over false arrest and malicious prosecution. Hager spent a night in Bluefield jail after a false theft warrant. Sherman recanted. An eleven man jury remains in the Belcher matter after a juror was excused.

Circuit Court Tracy Hager L. J. Barbee J. D. Belcher Cregger Belcher Hager Barbee Bluefield Johnny Sherman Princeton Sherman Oscar Baum

Rotary Members Hear Interesting Address

The Concord faculty member Prof. L. B. Graybeal spoke to the Rotary club on physiology. He contrasted Oriental and Occidental minds and urged kinder treatment of children, noting fear and sorrow should not be inflicted. An invitation to a regional civic clubs jamboree in Bluefield and Princeton June 13–14 was announced, with 1,900 scouts expected. J. Frank Marsh invited attendance at the May day festival in Athens this afternoon.

Rotary Club L. B. Graybeal Concord Graybear Bluefield Princeton A. R. Kyle District Athletic Field South Walker Street J. Frank Marsh Athens

Last Rites Planned For Mrs Mollie Day At Home Service

Last rites for Mrs Mollie Day wife of BE L Day who died Thursday morning will be held this afternoon at 2 50 o clock at the Wallace street home. Dr W M Morrell pastor of the First Methodist church and the Rev Thomas Priddy will conduct the service. Interment will be in Monte Vista cemetery Pallbearers are Es sie Bailey Dewey Bailey O B Susong John Brown J H Lilly and JJ Meador.

Mollie Day BE. L. Day Wallace Street W. M. Morrell First Methodist Church Thomas Priddy Monte Vista Essie Bailey Dewey Bailey O. B. Susong John Brown J. H. Lilly JJ. €. Meador

Princeton Churches and local club notes

Rev G W Talbert leads South Princeton Christian Sunday services with 11 a m Sunday school and 12 noon and 8 pm preaching. First Church of Christ Dr Perry J Cook key events include Bible school at 9 45 am and Pentecost series sermons at 8 pm with Isiah 52 7 10 theme. Princeton Independent organizes baseball team naming Keeley coach and Wheby manager. roster includes Marshall White Sowers Lovern Hedrick Lambert Johnson St Clair Burton Coburn Wilder Selvey Hunley Valley.

Princeton Independent Baseball Club Francis Keeley Clarence Wheby Marshall Hode White Sowers Lovern Wheby Props T. Hedrick Lambert Johnson St. Clair Dale Burton Coburn Wilder Selvey Hunley Valley

New Organization to Play at Lake Shawnee Diamond

Two marriage ceremonies were performed in Magistrate I C Damewood s office on Friday conducted by Rev G W Talbert of South Princeton Christian church. The couples were Riley E Meadows and Hazel Underwood of Flat Top and Clyde H Bailey and Ruby Catherine Gadd of Lamar.

I. C. Damewood G. W. Talbert South Princeton

Paroles Granted in Local Court Cases

Three parole orders were entered Friday by Special Judge Walter W. Ross. The paroled men Robert Hurley and Cecil Wyrick had served thirty day jail terms for liquor possession and faced $100 fines. Theodore Sutherland, colored, was paroled for two years on condition that he aid in support of a child.

Walter W. Ross Robert Hurley Cecil Wyrick Theodore Sutherland

Suit Filed Against Mercer Home Building Company and 37 Others

L. E. White and D. E. Douglas of Princeton Brick sue Mercer Home Building and thirty seven defendants in circuit court in chancery, returnable to July rules. Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Circle No. 5 met at Straley Avenue home with devotional exercises and Bible questions from Acts.

L. E. White D. E. Douglas Princeton Brick Company Mercer Home Building Company The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society A. E. Calfee D. K. Calloway Straley Avenue W. H. Rumburg Main Street

Community dips 200 head as Elgood builds cattle parasite vat

The Elgood community completes a 2000 gallon dipping vat on B Shumate’s farm to eradicate external parasites in cattle sheep and hogs. Over 200 head dipped first day and 500 expected as more stock are processed with a second dipping planned in ten to fourteen days. The project funded under the county extension program aims to serve future generations and reduce manual dipping risk.

Elgood B. Shumate Mercer County I. H. Tolly Ingleside

Gas Station Saleswoman Stirs Interest in Detroit

Blanche Taylor, 19, joins a Detroit gasoline station sales force amid rising business. She can pump gas check oil and water and clean windshields though she balks at draining crankcase oil, saying it’s hard on the white trousers she wears.

Gyince Pretty Blanche Taylor Detroit Blanche

Delphian Woman's Club to Meet at Mrs Brown’s Home

The Delphian department of the Woman's club will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. W. Brown on Main street with Mrs. Nell Smith as hostess. Members unable to attend should call the hostess at 182-L.

Delphian Woman's Club J. W. Brown Main Street Nell Smith 182-L

Pastor W E Davis Plans Sunday Services After Illness

Dr W E Davis pastor will lead Sunday school at 9 15 a m with W H Roberts as superintendent The congregation joins other city churches for a union service at the high school auditorium where Dr Perry J Cook will preach to graduates A Christian Endeavor meeting is set for 7 p m and evening worship at 8 p m with the pastor delivering a sermon He has been ill with influenza but hopes to attend Sunday

Edward Stubblefield J. H. Bane W. E. Davis

Eight Get Diplomas at Oakvale High

Oakvale High School awarded eight diplomas Thursday night to four girls and four boys. Recipients: Anna Elmore Mary Powell Mary Reid Hilda Davis Marvin Miller Aubrey Meadows John Arnold Hubert Davis. R J Vetie county superintendent delivered the commencement address. Anna Elmore gave the salutatory and Aubrey Meadows the valedictory. The event drew the largest crowd ever to attend a school function in Oakvale.

Oakvale High School Anna Elmore Mary Powell Mary Reid Hilda Davis Marvin Miller Aubrey Meadows John Arnold Hubert Davis R. Jvetie Anna Elrore Ockivale

Rites Today for Mrs F W Lester

Funeral services will be held at 10 this morning at Bethel church for Mrs Mary A Minner Lester of 705 Bluefield Avenue. Born December 18 1858 in Monroe County she married W F Lester in 1877 and their son H H Lester lives at 706 Bluefield Avenue. Interment will be in Bethel cemetery.

Bethel Wharch W. Lester Cluefield Avenue

Mrs Richardson Dies After Twin Birth at Princeton

Mrs W R Richardson aged 36 of Harrison Street died in Princeton hospital one hour after the birth of twins. Cerebral embolism was the cause. The infants died as well. Funeral arrangements were delayed awaiting arriving sisters. She is survived by her husband and several sisters.

W. R. Richardson Harison Street Princeton

Princeton Personalities Travel and Visitors Update

Charles Miller left for Philadelphia to attend the Boiler makers convention this week. Mrs. Merrill Calloway reports her brother in law Hare ill in Montgomery Alabama and plans to visit for treatment. Mrs. George B. Halstead travels to Norfolk with her mother for a summer visit in Princeton.

Charles Miller Philadelphia Boilermakers Merrill Calloway College Avenue Hare Margaret Shaffer Princeton Euward O. Flaherty Park Avenue Charles Woods Princeton Wholesale Grocery Company Robert McNutt C. B. Moore F. D. Handley Maybeury E. E. Hedrick

Per Capita Money Circulation Hits 1939 Low

Washington May 23 The treasury monthly circulation report shows April 1939 total money in circulation at 4,476,006,785 and a per capita figure of 237. In March per capita was 57.64 and April 1929 stood at 59.11, marking the lowest level since 1914.

Washhington United States The Treasury

For Rent Desirable Brick Residence Near Princeton

Desirable brick residence close in with modern amenities and reasonable rent. Contact L. A. VonCoutrt at Princeton for details.

L. A. VonCoutrt Princeton

Herndon resigns as McDowell County Prosecuting Attorney

I C Herndon resigned as prosecuting attorney of McDowell County effective immediately. He also withdrew from the firm Herndon Partlow and plans to form Herndon & Herndon with his son Zeb after his graduation in June. He said he will not seek election and will not have his son serve as assistant prosecutor.

I. C. Herndon McDowell County G. L. Counts Herndon Herndon & Partlow Zeb Criminal Court

Welch announces Bowles Webb marriage in May 1930

In Beckley West Virginia Mr and Mrs John Carson Daugherty announce the marriage of their daughter Blanche to Mr Richard Webb Bowles on Friday May 16 1930 The Bowles family of Welch are noted locals The couple reside in the Sudduth Building apartment The notice also mentions social events at the Rutherford home and a Presbyterian church activities plan with women auxiliary sewing for the Davis Stuart orphanage and committee assignments for June

Welch John Carson Daugherty Blanche Richard Webb Bowles Beckley West Va Davis-Stuart C. Frank Wright Jennie Payne H. G. Camper Harry P. Walker W. R. Keyser A. §. Early E. H. Cox

Mrs Peck and others visit, travel and recoveries noted

Mrs W M Peck of Coalwood visited friends yesterday after returning from trips to West Baden Indiana and Louisville Kentucky for the Kentucky Derby. Joseph M Crockett has been in Williamson attending legal business. Mrs Charles B Iller, a Stevens clinic patient, returns home today. Mrs T H Booth of Elkhorn visits sister Mrs Harry Franklin. Mr and Mrs Clayton Lilly return from Williamson after visiting Mr and Mrs Hubert Clarke. Mrs Grover Johnson is ill at home. Miss Louise Johnson, a McDowell County bank teller, returned from Huntington after being called by her father's death.

W. M. Peck Coalwood T. H. Booth Elkhorn Harry Franklin Clayton Lilly Williamson Hubert Clarke Grover Johnson Louise Johnson McDowell County Bank Huntington

Charles Stacey Dies at Local Hospital

Clarence Stacey, 20, died at Grace Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Panther with Rev. Mastin Cline officiating. The Welch undertaking company transported the body to Panther yesterday.

Clarence Stacey Grace Hopsital Panther Mastin Cline Welch

Death of Toddlers and Funeral Notices

Philip Vacicuviche ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Sam Vacicuviche Thorpe died about noon Friday after brief pneumonia illness Interment will be at Thorpe Funeral conducted by Rev Alexery. Camille Proffitt of Radford Va niece of Mrs Warren A Wilson and Mrs I J Rhodes died in a Roanoke hospital after thyroid operation Funeral services set for Radford at noon Saturday Ward received here Friday of her death Mr and Mrs Wilson and Frances Claytor traveled from Welch and Bluefield to attend services

Philip Sam . Vacicuviche Thorpe Alexery Camille Proffitt Radford Warren A. Wilson I. J. Rhodes Miss Proffit Toanoke Nnoon Wilson Welch

Architect AIA Elects New Officers in Washington

Robert D. Kuhn of New York was elected president succeeding C Herrick Hammond of Chicago. Ernest John Russell of St Louis chosen first vice president and Horace W Peaglee of Washington second vice president. Edwin Bergstrom of Los Angeles named treasurer and Frank C Baldwin of Washington secretary. The note adds a separate line on pigeon eggs noting hatch in pairs with the male from the smaller egg and the female from the larger.

Washington Robert D. Khn New York American Institute of Architects C. Herrick Hammond Chicago Ernest John Russell St. Louis Horace W. Peaglee Edwin Bergstrom Los Angeles Frank C. Baldwin

Also Mentioned on This Page

BY Williams Dees Winderg Orwinami NEA IND Rotary BOY Scouts Princeton-Athens Boy Scouts Court of Honor Christian Church Tenderfoot Manning Poston, Jr Bob Kyle G. M. Kyle William Sanders Carrington Hylton William Belcher Donald Strong William Peery Daniel Carr H. M. Strong Mrs. Mollie Day South Princeton Christian Talbert First Church OF Christ Perry J. Cook Willie Mae Carr Lamar Algonquin Lake Shawnee Diamond Narrows Circle B. Shumate Farm Barberie Thomas A. Barberie Plymouth District Board of Education Princeton Society Harries Woolfolk Concord College Ruth Perry Grace Thompson Pauline Rogers Ann Hambrick Nell Walls Jean Pearman Margaret Kell Ann Chandler Elizabeth Houchins Frankie Corley Isabel Brown Julia White Marie Gilmore Elizabeth Hare Circle Drive Alathea Club Punch Sandwices Virginia Jones Madie McGlathlin Helen Nell Elliott Josephine Hadden Hesber Bonham Kinnie Hunter Louise Campbell Caroline Rich Frances Robertson Danny Filannigan Daniel Hale Carl Brown Dick Oxley Price Dyer Lloyd Ridenour Bill Sowers Byron Johnson KE. R. Crotty Charles Hedrick Gordon Peters Eugene Stearts John Piper Edmund Carter Hampton de Jarnette Delphian Club Presbyterian Church Oakvale High F. W. Lester Harrison ST Sow Freckles BY Blosser Welch Society Rutherfords A. G. Rutherford W. J. Harris Lexington Rutherford W. S. Rosenheim Louise Stevenson Carolyn Streeter White Sulphur Bridge Club Elzabeth Bennett Effie Beavers William Morgan John Creer George Leckie FE. R. Jackson Grace Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary Hobart E. Payne Woman's Auxiliary of Frances Stotesbury Hutchinson England Prue Indian Aviators Secret Service Air Arizona Bat Obie's Canyon Riley Ryan Quinn RVICE Welch Rotary Club Welch High School Edith Gates Liva Foreman Mil Dred Brewster Mollie Jet Sloan Charles Sam Flora Boyd Charles Stacey Mrs. Vacicuviche American Institute OF Architects Elect
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