Third Concert To Be Held Tuesday By Charlotte Sterrett
The Kanawha Players present a third concert in a noted series, with a staged arts atmosphere, paintings on display, and a mix of choral and solo performances. Performers include Anita Kaule, John Martin, George Henschel, R N Dett, Daria Guion, Thelma Gay Prior, Lynn Wilken Bailey, Arthur McHeg, and J Merritt Smith. The program features Handel, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Bizet, and Mozart pieces, concluding with a soprano and baritone duet and instrumental works. The event is set for 8:30 PM Tuesday, June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Sterrett
Kanawha Players
George Henschel
Handel
Mendelssohn
R. N. Dett
Daria Guion
Itd
Schubert
Piane
Arthur McHeaj
Misa Thelma Gay Prior
Ft. Merismith
Lynn Wilken Bailey
Sol Doist
Carmen— Bizet
J. Merritt Smith
Cancer
Lyon Wilson Bailey
Thelma Gay Pryor
I. Merritt Smith
St Ge Eee
Tobacco associations invited to hearing in Washington
Mentucky and Tennessee tobacco groups were invited to meet with Agriculture Department representatives in Washington on June 7 to discuss applying the farm relief act to their product. Production Administrator Chester C. Davis sent the invitation after telegrams from three Kentucky associations and one Tennessee association requesting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mentucky
Tennessee Cooperative “Tobacco Associations
Gay
Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Miners Call for Higher Wages and Regulation
Secretary Ickes urged higher coal wages, citing West Virginia and southern fields, and called for regulatory legislation to revive the industry. He also proposed control of mine numbers and noted mines idle if not used while receiving an honorary degree from Washington and Jefferson College.
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Washington
West Virginia
Harold Ickes
Seld
Toker
Plan Lewisburg Crusade Group Forms in Summers County
The Lewisburg battalion of the United Repeal council was formed last night in Hinton, with plans to move the unit to Lewisburg on Saturday, June 10. The group will span Greenbrier Mottoe and Pocahontas counties, led by Charles I Littlepage. W A Brown was elected commander and Pauli J Carr treasurer. Mrs Mary S Brewster and W H Sawyers spoke at the rally. The movement seeks to mobilize repeal support ahead of the June 27 special election.
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Summers County
Hinton
Lewisburg
Greenbrier
Mottoe
Pocahontas
Charles I Littlepage
Charleston
Weel
Virginia
J.B. Chilton
Eden Pivot
United Repeal Council
W. A. Brown
Pauli J. Carr
Mary S$. Brewster
Lewisbur
W. H. Sawyers
I O O F to Meet Contested Encampment in Clarksburg
The 68th Winnni encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will assemble Tuesday and Wednesday in Clarksburg with about 290 officers and delegates. J Worth Reed of Clarksburg will be elevated to grand chief patriarch. First baby geese appeared at the Kuamath Falls federal game reserve on the Xinmath River drawing visitors during nesting season.
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Clarksburg
Inne A
Winnni
Independent Order of Odd Pelows
Moce
J. Worth Reed
Kuamath Falls
Ore
Xinmath River
Plans Made For West Virginia net tourney opener
Roy Samms sr chairman announced 300 invitations sent to top players for the annual West Virginia closed tennis tournament starting Thursday June 29 at Charleston Tennis Club in South Rutiner. Sam Cohn, runner up last year, may enter again. returns from Baltimore suggest strong field and possible upsets amid over a hundred entrants. Margaret Cargpecken holds the defending women’s singles title as the event combines men’s singles and doubles with women’s singles and mixed doubles.
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Roy Samms
West Virginia
Charleston
South Rutiner
Sam Cohn
B. P. Arkie
Wheeling
Wig
Samms
Line
Baltimore
Miss. Margaret Cargpecken
Miss Virginia May Weds James E. Lathan at Charleston Church
Miss Virginie May and James E. Lathan married Saturday morning at eleven in the home of Rev. Ernest Thompson. Miss May is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. May. Mr. Lathan is son of A. K. Lathan of Lexington and a recent University of Kentucky graduate now with St. Albans Public Service. They will reside on Lighthaven Avenue.
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Virginie May
James E. Lathan
Ernest Thompson
Piret Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Lathan
3. E. May
St. Albans High School
A. K. Lathan
Lexington
University of Kentucky
The
St. Albans Public Service Company
Lighth Avenue
San Francisco Quake Felt Widely In City Tonight
A strong earthquake was felt by residents in outer San Francisco areas with downtown observers noting a slight tremor. No damage reports were immediately received.
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San Francisco
Montgomery Summer School Date Given
Montgomery officials announced a nine week summer session from June to August 4 with New River State college oversight. Registration for high school pupils is set for June 6 at the high school building and classes begin June 7. Courses include English mathematics sociology American history and civics.
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Montgomery
F.C. Cavendish
New River State College
Department of High Schools
Cavendisis
P. J. Fyfe
Two Boys Die In Road Crash Near Mullens
Beckley June 3 Two boys ages 14 and 11 die after being struck by a car driven by V A Whitt of Rhodell while attempting to cross in front of a moving van on the Mullens road twelve miles from Beckley The driver to appear for investigation as state trooper says the accident was unavoidable
Baptists to Meet for 52nd Annual Session at Sedalia
The Vermont Baptist church in Sedalia Coldridge county hosts the 52nd annual Sunday School session of the Judson Baptist group from June 19 to 14 with speakers Lulu Meadows of Parkersburg and pastors G. J. Knepka H. Hi Peyton of Mannington. The stunt industry faces a downturn in Nashville as parachute jumper Hugh Thomasson makes a 3000 foot leap, plunges 2000 feet before opening his chute, netting him under five dollars.
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West’ Union
Judson Baptist Sunday School Association
Vermont Baptist Church
Sedalia
Coldridge County
Nashville
Tenn
Hugh Thomasson
Kentucky
Thomasson
Municipal Relief Voted by Solons
The legislature approved a measure allowing municipalities facing revenue shortfalls to levy direct charges for services such as fire and police protection, garbage and sewage disposal, and health departments. The bill, sent to the governor by the senate, follows prior House approval and comes as officials warned of looming fiscal strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
H. G. Kump
Debate on Levy Amendment Sparks Referendum Provision
The article discusses the potential levy amendment to the state constitution prompted by revenue shortfalls. A proviso requires a referendum if ten percent of citizens subject to a proposed charge must approve before the charge can be enacted.
Morgantown Board Meeting Set for June Examinations
West Virginia board of pharmacy will hold a meeting in Morgantown on June 18 and 20 to examine candidates for registered pharmacists and registered assistant pharmacists. Roy B. Gook, Charleston, secretary of the board, notes the event. In Ogden Utah Elaine Edson, 18, completes 18 years of schooling without tardiness or absence, creditting her mother.
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West Virginia Board of Pharmacy
Morgantown
Roy B. Gook
Charleston
Ogden
Utah
Elaine Edson
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Arkansas Beauty
Lois Kemmerer
Magnolia
Ark
University of Arkansas
Associated Press
Ickes
Plan
Lewisburg Crusade Group
Monroe
Cooking
Thelma B. Hyland
Rochester, N. Y
Miss Hyland
University of Rochester
Mechanics’ Institute
Majestic Electric Refrigerators
Priginaires
Miss Virginia May Bride
Mr. Lathan
Mullens
Baptists
Solons
Suirchase
Seaboard
Save Supply CO
Hale Street
Ruffner Hotel
Dial
Fede
Kay
Gold Standard——Insurance CO
Bair Barettes
Bok
Levin
Chambray
Ginghar
Ana Fark
Doris
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