Triumph Opera at Ravinia Opens Fifteenth Season
Ravinia in Chicago unveils its fifteenth season with Met and Chicago opera stars including Martinelli Bori and Johnson. The open air venue near Lake Michigan blends society life with informal charm as patrons mingle with artists during long intermissions.
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Wedding at Southern Methodist parsonage unites Morgan and Bailey
On Saturday June 19 Athens and Concord College hosted a wedding for Ernest Morgan of Littlesburg West Virginia and Ethel Bailey of Sand Lick West Virginia. Rev A B Moore officiated as guests in rain arrived to celebrate with punch and rice while a car decorated for the couple.
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Tiger Flowers Adopts Curious Pets on Road Trip
In Atlanta on June 25, Tiger Flowers the negro middleweight champion adopted shellback terrapins at stops along his route from Hot Springs to his training camp. He paused after a road accident to check on the terrapins, known locally as Stinkin' Jim's, ensuring their safety.
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Minister finds editor chair hard to fill in Yakima
Rev. D. W. Ferry served a week as editor pro tem of the Yakima Daily Republic after arguments with Col. W. W. Robertson over editorial policy. He warned that running a paper tests endurance and that preaching weekly is less strenuous than daily editorial work. He also noted the demanding nature of news space and deadlines. The note then mentions Satey Island as a misstatement about height in the Pacific.
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Bluefield Colored Institute Notes and Obituary News
Mrs. Mary Dunlap Powell sister of Prof. D. F. and Will Dunlap and cousin of Prof. H. L. Dickason of Bluefield Institute was buried at Gap Mills. The twenty fifth anniversary of President and Mrs. Robert P. Sims of Bluefield Institute is announced. The Y M C A and Y W C A summer programs continue with a service and program in East Hall featuring Miss Fannie Spencer and Miss Jenobia Lattimer and Prof. C. H. Lyda.
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Leonard
Fairmont
Bess Shannon
Bessie Smith
Fallansbee
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S. C. Grouse
Mary Overholt
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Acquaintance for Art Gallery to Movie Actress
A brief dialogue from Passing Show in London features an actress boasting she is the biggest draw in the country and the states while questioning whether the acquaintance draws. The exchange highlights showbiz vanity and crossover talents.
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Primary Nomination Rules Shape Community Campaign
The notice outlines filing deadlines for nomination petitions before the primary on August 3 and general election on November 2. Registrars will sweep precincts July 6 and 7 to register overlooked voters, while political chatter grows as candidates consider contests in the Seventh and Sixth legislative districts and local county offices across McDowell Mingo Wyoming Wayne and Raleigh counties.
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London Reynolds
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W. B. Honaker
Joe Matney
Harry Karnes
Andy Hearn
Mercer County
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Lacy Lewis
K. H W. Witten
Garfield White
Merion Steele
A. J. Bratton
Harvey Shumate
W. H. Powell
Regional School Meet Set for Mullens WV
The second regional conference for rural West Virginia school representatives will be July 14 in Mullens. Eight regions will be represented and plans for 1926 27 will be laid out. Attendees include county superintendents and officials from Raleigh and nearby counties. The meeting begins at 9 30 in the morning and runs all day.
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New Citizens Lead Nations with Mass Naturalizations
Washington reports large naturalization figures with 14 000 new citizens in June. Among nations Italy the British Empire and others contributed the bulk of new arrivals during April and June.
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