Attending Commencements at Graham High School
Visitors fill Graham High School as commencement exercises proceed. The senior class play Merchant of Venice Modernized features Paul M Campbell as the Duke of Venice and Emory Summers as Antonio. Rev Thomas Mowbray will preach tomorrow. diplomas and a graduation address follow Monday. Teachers Layley Daniels and Fairinholt depart for new posts. Tip Top Springs reorganization announces Keys as president and Walters as manager with a $25,000 capital. May Queen selections and a penny admission fund a spring festival at Burns Park Hill. Lost milch cow notice closes the item.
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Graham High School
Duke of Venice
Paul M. Campbell
Antonio
Emory Summers
Bassino
Portia
Walter Keister
Gratiano
R. Macdonald Graham
Shylock
Vernon Dailey
Tubal
Belmont High School
Donald Sanders
Launcelot Gobbo
H. Gordon Graham
Gracie Harman
K. ©. Pennington
Rosa Summers
Nerrisa
Muriel Coen
Jessica
Nannie Dupuy
Abbie S. Threedice
Gertrude Rucker
Polly
Bessie Ritter
Gobbo
Launcelot
Eula Dailey
Thomas Mowbray
8. W. Moore
W. H Walters
Pocaxhontas
Josep Keys
Roanoke
J. Franke Fox
Bluefield
John Walters
Clear Fork
Graham School and Civic Improvement League
Burns Park Hill
Hotel Hill
Friends of the Pretty Girls
Lawn Party to Benefit Local School Beautification
A spring festival and lawn party will gather families and neighbors for singing addresses and recitations with decorations and refreshments. Proceeds fund prizes for best lawns and gardens. volunteers are invited to play instruments and help run booths.
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Vite
League
Old England
Tazewell
Flora
Chaucer
Milton
Shakespeare
Herrick
Family Guests Visit From East Coast Provinces
Mr. Graham arrived yesterday with Miss Graham from Philadelphia and Miss Scott from New York City. Miss Graham visits relatives in Philadelphia and New York and both young ladies have many friends and admirers. The mother of Miss Scott is described as a beautiful woman. she married Lieut J Hutchison Scott who won distinction at Cardenas Bay in the Spanish war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Layley
Annie Daniels
Louise Pairinholt
Graham
Lawrenceville
Canton
Barbamaville
Daniela
Bayley
Winston-Salem
N. C
Fairinholt
Mr. Graham
Miss Graham
Philadelphia
Miss Scott
New York City
New York
J. Hutchison Scott
Cardenas Bay
Cow Herd Law Takes Effect This Morning
The new herd law prohibits cows from running at large in the city. Owners must keep cattle under supervision when moving them between areas, with no penalty if an attendant accompanies the animal. Officials expect the measure to ease concerns and prove beneficial to cow owners and the public.
Social notes describe visitors and travels around the region
Miss Ella Harris and Miss Mae Patterson head to Roanoke to visit friends while Miss Ruth Hawking travels to Kikhorn for a weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs H L Young of Roanoke visit their son J J Young at 922 Bluefield Avenue. Berwind guests Mr and Mrs James Bunting stay with Mrs P J Long on Bluefield Avenue. Mrs Crawford and Mr Wm Kemper arrive from Staunton to meet Judge and Mrs G J Holbrook on Princeton Avenue. Others from Pocahontas drop by the Ka Rawha Dancing Club. The Boykins with son Douglas, formerly city residents, visit Mrs Boykin’s sister M R S Caperton on Rogers Street. W B Shank of Southern Express leaves for Lynchburg to visit kin. returns with wife and daughter. Mrs A H Baldwin and son Albert return from Hillsville praising Carroll County scenery. Misses Neoma and Bessie Wettyace of Johnson City, Tenn., depart for Hagerstown, Md to visit friends. Additional personals on page 47.
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T. Boykin
Douglas
Denver
Colo
Neoma
Bessie Wettyace
Johnson City
Tenn
Gladys Crumpler
Bluefield Avenue
Hagerstown
Mine Examinations Published By Mine Department
The Mine Department announces exam dates for certificates of competency for mine foreman and fire bosses. Welch July 10 11 Glen Jean July 7 18 HW skins July 24 25 Fairmont July 8 August 1 Logan August 7 8 Charleston July 14 15 Prospective foremen and fire bosses must obtain certificates. others may also take the exams.
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Department of Mines
John Laing
Welch
Glen Jean
Hwskins
Fairmont
Siet
Logan
Charleston
Backache Relief Promised by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Testimonial from Mrs Ollie Woodall of Morton's Gap Kentucky claims two years of backache and female disorders ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the remedy and invites others to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice from a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ollie Woopdall
Morton’s Gap
Kentucky
Lydia E.pinkham
McDowell County Sheriff Candidate Appeals to Voters
A McDowell County candidate for sheriff appeals to Republican voters to judge his claims against opponents. He emphasizes a primary on June 4 and cites Governor Hatfield as favoring rule by the people, asserting officers serve the public rather than factions. May 31, 1912.
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McDowell
H. PD. Hatfield
For Sale Tomato and flower plants South Bluefield Florist
For Sale tomato plants all varieties pepper beet plants 1 per 100 cabbage plants 10c per 100 potted plants and cut flowers funeral designs and poquets specialty phone 385 South Bluefield Florist 51tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bluefield Florist
Beaver Pond District Candidate Seeks Republican Support
District committeeman announces candidacy for county Republican committee from Beaver Pond district. He asks voters for support at the primary on June 4. Signed 5-26 by Dr. J. B. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Beaver Pond
J. B. Martin
Mercer County Republican Nominee Candidate Concludes Appeal
W. B. Honaker seeks support from Mercer County Republicans as the candidate for the Republican nomination for member of the House of Delegates, subject to the June 4 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Mercer County
W. B. Honaker
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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Batiste
Norfolk
the Quality Shop
Exclusive Ladies Outfitters
Princeton Avenue
Cincinnati
DR. Compton
Bluefield, W. Va
Whitlow Paint & Paper
Lowe Bros
High Standard Paints
Roanoke Street
Bluefield, W .Va
East End
West End
South Side
Hall & Willis
Bland Street
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CUB Reporter
Vkesson
Uttles
Hop
Telegraph
Jr. C. Nelson
Graham, VA
Public Accountant
Bank of Graham
J. L. Pennington
Thos. Mow
Bray
Epworth League
A. B. Hunter
Lord
M. BE. Walters
J. H. Hardy
Gertrude Keischer
Farmville
State Normal
Susie Litz
Bristol
Virginia College
James Davidson
Randolph Macon Academy
Bedford
L. C. Wingo
May Hancock
Florida
Hotel
Ruth Pile
Vincel Street
May Worley
A. S. Richerson
Devon
Lizzie Davidson
Lyte Peer
Nan Crockett
East Graham
Eloise
Teresa Greever
Mabel Williams
Dorothy Stone
Grayson County
J. A. Livesay
Miss Stone
May Callaway
Christiansburg
Pearl
Hazel Sluss
Buena Vista
Southern Seminary
Emily Newbold Graham
Walter Graham
Betty Scott
James Litz
Litz
Welch Churches
J. T. Crowe
J. H. Wiser
C. W. Dean
Methodist
Corda Gearheart
Kimball
Jortha Mitchell
Miss Gearheart
Wilcoe
Welch Henritze
Welch H. Henritze
Alice McCarty
Ferwird
Greenup
Rose Bernheim
Nancie Mosher
H. C. Mosher
Lincoln Republican
E. M. Lorraine
Pearl Agee
Panther
Appromattox
Virginia
L. C. Agee
Miss Agee
Doctor Sowers
Pocahontas
Ella Harris
Mae Patterson
Ruth Hawking
Kikhorn
H. L. Young
City
J. J. Young
James Bunting
Berwind
P. J. Long
M. Greear
William Dennin
W. C. Jones
S. Minter
Pioefield
Karawha
W. B. Shank
Southern Fxpres Company
Lysehburg
A. H. Baldwin
Albert
Hillsville
Baldwin
Mine Department
McDowell County
United States
Citizens Underwriters Agency
Flat Top National Bank
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