Concord Choir to Present Annual Christmas Concert
Concord State Teachers College prepares the Christmas program led by the Concord Choir with Bet ty Hopper and Betty Ann Staley soloists. selections include The Messiah and carols with string ensemble. The Athens Athenian players also present Gabriel Blow Your Horn on December 6. Also notes: Donald Vance and Jimmy Fredericks join West Virginia State Guard.
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Concord Choir
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Mueller
June Rutherford
Niles
Hetty Hopper
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William PB. Berman
Mary Ann Lilly
Janet Eich
Aney Lau
Clokey
Ho Ann Staley
Kathleen Nash
Coataworth
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Betty Hopper
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Lilian Roncaglione
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Dickie Wilson
Aretta Resberry
Jean Yoak
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Joan Newman
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Margaret Ann Murphy
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Peggy Yoak
Ancy Ann Staley
Fila Holroyd
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Concord summer school to offer graduate work in 1945
Concord plans a summer session in 1945 offering graduate work. West Virginia University has been asked to conduct several state courses at Concord during the summer session. It is believed definite arrangements will be announced soon.
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West Virginia college budgets debated at state meet
Dr. J F Marsh and state college presidents join the state budget commission led by Governor Neely to press for improved budgets for state colleges in West Virginia. A Concord bulletin for high school seniors is planned for 1945 and donations of Concord snapshots are invited. Cardinal Key members knit an afghan for soldiers at Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs.
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White Sulphur Springs
Laura Ann Sarvay
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Ancient advisory promotes Creomulsion as a potent treatment for bronchitis and coughs. It claims quick relief, non narcotic formula, and a special creosote process to soothe inflamed mucous membranes, urging readers to ask their druggist for this remedy.
Roberts firm completes water tank flooring at college campus
The Roberts engineering company of Huntington completed the flooring for the campus water tank serving the college and town. Over a week rivet hammering marked the work as a rhythmic backdrop to surrounding tasks.
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Huntington
Founder’s Day Banquet of Kappa Omnicon Phi Held
Members and alumni of the honorary home economics fraternity gathered for a founder's day banquet on December 9 at 6 30 in Holroyd hall. The evening featured a founder's day ritual after the meal with Concord chapter members Sybil Champe Lia Pais Helen Chate Betty Jean Smith Dorothy Purdy and sponsor Mrs Dale Thompson. Alumnae present included Gypsie Ball Anice Oxley Naomi O Brien Marylee Harman Elizabeth Young and Ethel Wall. Miss Rachel Myers food class prepared and served the banquet.
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Lia Pais
Helen Chate
Betty Jean Smith
Dorothy Purdy
Dale Thompson
Gypsie Ball
Anice Oxley
Naomi O Brien
Marylee Harman
Elizabeth Young
Ethel Wall
Rachel Myers
Chamber of Commerce meeting held December 11
After the regular business meeting Christine Shumate presided over the program. Discussion focused on business letters with emphasis on letters of application. A folder of correct and incorrect letters was given to each member.
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Christine Shumate
Pittsburgh livestock sales report from December sales
Salable cattle 550 with steady to higher price ranges across grades. Hogs 500 with prices up 25 cents in all weight classes. Sheep 800 steady with lambs and wethers showing standard regional ranges. Calves 300 with good to choice at 17.00 to 18.00 and lower classes 5.00 to 9.00.
Profit Caching Stalls Leaders In Stock Market Rise
New York stocks closed mixed as profit taking stalled leaders during the eighth straight session of gains. Rails and industrials nudged higher into the final hour despite widespread declines in steels and motors. Curb activity highlighted Solar Aircraft Ryan Aeronautical Cies Service Northeastern Airlines and Illinois Power amid vigorous turnover of about 409 320 shares.
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Baltimore Livestock Trade Steady to Strong on Cattle and Calves
In Baltimore on December 11, cattle and calves show active trade with steady to higher prices. Slaughter cows and bulls hold firm while steers and heifers move to 14.00 15.00 per hundredweight in places, calves up to 16.00 for light weaners with good demand for feeders and stockers scarce.
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Chicago Livestock Market Summary Dec 11
Salable hogs 9,000 of total 16,500 in Chicago market. Activity strong with 270 lb and lighter hogs 25 to 50 cents higher, close mostly 40 to 50 cents up. Heavier weights 15 to 25 cents higher. Sows 25 to 35 cents higher. Complete early clearance. Good and.
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Wholesale Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Demand
Report covers cattle and hog prices with weights 190 to 270 pounds, top 14.35, sows at 14.00 ceiling, barrows 13.50 to 14.15. Shippers moved 1,500. salable cattle 16,000, calves 1,000. Fed steers steady to higher, heifers steady, cows 10 to 15 cents higher, bulls firm. sheep prices shown with lambs 14.50 to 14.65 and yearlings around 12.90.
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Thox ine Throat and Cough Medicine Ad
An advertisement touts Thox ine as a throat and cough remedy for the whole family. It claims rapid pal liative relief, pleasant taste, and systemic action with a money back guarantee and prices 35c 60c and $1.00.
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