Diplomas Tonight at Woodrow Wilbon Junior High
Diplomas will be presented to students tonight at Woodrow Wilbon Junior High School by Superintendent Fred I. Eac Hea and address Tangutt, eta Mince. The ceremony promises art in every student.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
14
Diplomas will be presented to students tonight at Woodrow Wilbon Junior High School by Superintendent Fred I. Eac Hea and address Tangutt, eta Mince. The ceremony promises art in every student.
A husband who would not stay put drives his wife to file for divorce in a court hearing. Mrs. Ward cites twenty five moves in a year and half of their marriage as the reason the marriage wore her down. The passage also mentions a school valedictory with George Lestie delivering the address and lists graduates from Havel Abraham to Margaret Young with numerous names and affiliations.
The Rev Clarence W Kemper returned from Cleveland where he attended the Northern Baptist convention. He was named chair of the resolutions committee and elected a member of the convention's executive committee for three years. He delivered the commencement address for Alderson Junior College and will speak at Jefferson Junior High on Horizons. Also noted is the centenary celebration of Bertin in Berlin opening October 1.
Graduates of Chamberlain Junior High Kanawha City will receive diplomas tonight at 8 PM in the Kanawha City Presbyterian church. Principal address by Dr R H Merry and a feature violin duet by Dr C B Adams precede presentation by Val Fruth. Twenty two students listed with salutatorian Miss Genevieve Perkins and valedictorian Miss Florence Garrod. A Thursday play at Lindy theater follows closing exercises.
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Eastern and Central clear channel listings detail WABC WJZ WEAF and other stations with daily time blocks. Programs include orchestras dances news quizzes and shows like Amos n Andy and Mystery Hour across multiple networks and cities.
Free offer to asthma and hay fever sufferers to test a method at no cost. Anyone can try regardless of age, climate, or occupation. includes chronic asthma and hay fever cases. No money required. coupon request urged for a free trial from Frontier Asthma Co at 1875 Frontier Bldgs, Buffalo, NY.
A fragmented listings page outlines a dense slate of programs and acts across stations WEAF WHAS WBT and WEVA. It notes concerts, dance shows, orchestral pieces, studio broadcasts, and feature programs with times and durations amid incomplete OCR details.
Democrat Caz Link and Adam B. Link of Charlestown enter a late senatorial race in the Fife district amid party competition. The competition features two named candidates as the contest shapes up with regional impact.
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