E. W. ‘Skeeler’ Anderson’s★ ★ ★Princeton PotpourriHASn3t)aUi-i-iaAlonzo Clark, retired school teacher, Athens Star Route has three valuable family mementoes he has placed in the hands of Essie E. Bailey, Princeton Bank Trust Co. who will display them at the bank.Included are: a razor picked up on a Civil War battlefield by Henry Clark, father of Alonzo Clark The razor is 100 years old. A bell, 00 years old. used by Clark for 40 years while he was a teacher; a child’s shoe 100 years old. It was made by Johnny Meador of Dunns, this county* for his daughter, Virginia Meador Clark, the mother of Alonzo Clark.WU CLOSES SUNDAYThe Western Union office in Princeton will be closed all day on Sundays. In event telegrams need to be sent the senders should telephone the Bluefield office which will be open. The number to call may be found in the teleohone book.cher£tLEASES BUILDINGLowe's Companies. Inc., a North Carolina based company, has closed a deal for a lease of the J. M Snider Building Supplies building on Thorn Street in Princeton with Wanda Early, a daughter of the late J. M. Sni-der who recently purchased the ,rKj Ii sIS ' ri8tIproperty at a special comm is- j sioners* sale. It is stated that ^i$t!ELKS PLAN PROGRAM“Elks National Youth Day will be observed on May 1. Princeton High students will participate in the Elks’ program which will include taking over city administration for the day. The Princeton Elks Lodge is asking all residents of the city to observe and participate in the activities of the day by extending their fullest cooperation and In encouraging the youth of this community to Go Forth To Serve .America ”Lowe’s will take over May 1.Lowe's deals in hardware, and u building supplies, and has un- n dertaken an expansion program ^ in recent months ^dSPECIAL MEETINGThe Princeton City Council will ^, have a special meeting Monday; night when insurance proposals from two insurance agencies andpossible cooperation with theRescue Squad and Lilly Grove c|Volunteer fire department will nbe studiedBR