Pupils to Give Fifth Recital at Mason School of Music
The fifth in a series of closing recitals by Mason School of Music pupils is at 8:15 p.m. tonight on Quarrier Street. Admission is free. The program features numerous violin solos and piano pieces by students including Ruth Hiliot Barbara Mus rave Anne Peek Leo Given Minnie Lory and others with titles such as Minuet in G Watch Your Step and Moonlight Revels.
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Mason School of Music
Quarrier Street
Beethoven
Ruth Hiliot
Tachinikowsky
Barbara Musrave
Smith
Mary Ellen Potfenbarger
Bohm
Anne Peek
Step
Kerr
Charles ‘Marshall, Jr
Dattie
Ellis
Billy Matthews
Viewin
Melodic
Moszkowski
Leo Given
Fifers
Dandrieu
Meta Mae
Country Gardens
Richter
Yvonne Schmi Eltin
Grieg
Ann Litto
Acolo
Tschaikowsky
Gordon Shinridon
Blake
Beulah Clark
Aloise Skaggs
Minuetto
Grazioli
Harrison B. Smithard
Sear
Charminatie
Virginia
Hyer
Fiat
Caroline Hil
Adams
Dean Musgrave
Wright
Martha Harnar
Eileen Reveal
Couperin
Hubert Bent
Claire Plummer
Berceuse
Bloch
Gene Horton
Daniel
Orma Wills
Fenris
Kathryn Carter
Alibre
Norma Lee Martin
Lara Johnson
Buddie Pattison
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Mary Gibson
van Gnel
Lois Hright
Alr Varic
Charles Mason
Reading
Mary Fisher
Millard Perry
Girl Scout Council Meeting in Kanawha County
The Kanawha County Girl Scouts council will hold its final meeting of the year at 10 o'clock this afternoon at Scout Headquarters. Miss Margaret Chowman is to present plans for Camp Ann Hal. The camp committee will meet directly after the council, with Mrs. C. Dickinson as chairman.
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Kanawha County
Baptist Circles Meet for Lunch and Devotion
Randolph Street Baptist church circles plan an afternoon meet at 1 PM at Mrs. Rh. W. Harvey’s home in Delle for lunch followed by a 2:30 PM business meeting. Mrs. J. E. Wayland of Malden will lead the devotional. transportation requests may be phoned in to 24-287 before 10 AM.
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Randolph Street
Power to Think Emphasized at Kanawha College Graduation
Marshall College president Dr Morris P Shawkey urged graduates to prize the power to think over mere knowledge. Seventeen associate in arts diplomas were awarded to the Kanawha College class of 1935 at First M E Church.
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M. P. Shawkey
Kanawha College
First M. E. Church
Morris DP. Shawkey
Marshall College
M. E. Church
L. 5. McDaniel
Shawkey
Bo Shawkey
Judge Hall Tries 157 Municipal Court Cases Fines Set
Judge Cyras W. Hall presided over 157 municipal court cases. Most defendants faced drunk or disorderly charges. five cases involved driving while intoxicated with fines ranging from 25 to 50 dollars and vehicles impounded. Other outcomes included a 15 day jail term for a blow torch incident and various fines for gambling, disrepute, and soliciting charges.
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Cyras W. Hall
John DB. Bryan
Lloyd Abury
Carter Jackson
William J. Wilson
Jackson
John Thomas
Eony
Brady Granham
Ruth Chapman
George Aldridge
Levy Proceedings Begun in Kanawha County
Deputy sheriffs began levy proceedings across Kanawha County to collect unpaid personal property taxes. The sheriff's office holds payroll lists from most firms and is attaching salaries to satisfy the tax debts.
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Kanawha County
Recital Tonight By Newton's Music Pupils
The piano pupils of John W Newton perform at eight tonight in McKee auditorium Capitol Street assisted by the Meridians male quartet. Certificates of meritorious work will be presented to Donald Crum and Rush Johnson. A Gershwin two piano piece with Wil Mara Foglesong and Newton headlines the program alongside works by Beethoven Lange Chamina de Dvorak Massenet Rachmaninoff Mozart Chopin Mills Gershwin Munson. Cast includes Betty Runyan Lois Crumbaker Eleanor Flavon Margaret Runyan Ronald Crum baker Rush Johnson Elsworth Daly William Foglesing and the Melodians Harry Hofer Clark Dodson Morripe Dotson Theran Dodson.
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John W. Newton
McKee
Capitol Street
Meridians
Newston
Donald Crum+ baler
Rush Johnson
George Gershwin
Wil- Mara Foglesong
Newton
Beethoven
Lange
Chaminade
Dvorak
Massenrt
Rachman- Inoff
Mozart
Chopin
Mills
Gershwin
Munson
Betty Runyan
Lois Crumbaker
Eleanor Flavon
Margaret, Runyan
Ronald Crumbaker
Elsworth Daly
William Foglesing
Harry Hoefer
Clark Dodson
Morripe Dotson
Theran Dodson
Medical College Urged at West Virginia University
West Virginia University alumni and board leaders urged expanded medical training and a four year M D program. A committee led by Arthur B Koontz was formed to pursue maintaining the grade A school and launching a graduates institute during commencement. The plan calls for lectures by university and external leaders over two to three days each year with university support.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
University Alumni Association
Board of Governors
Arthur B. Koontz
Charleston
Boar of Governors
School of Medicine
Koontz
Tamni Association
Keontz
Alumnul Association
Hoge
A. Brooks Fleming, Jr
Firmont
Houston G. Young
W. H. Kemper
Sistersville
West Virginia Bakers Meet to Discuss Fair Code Parley
West Virginia bakers plan a meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel Thursday at 1 30 PM to decide whether to adopt a voluntary code of fair competition or continue with the old business system. James Kay Thomas, secretary of the state NRA code authority, announces the gathering. Guy Belcher of Conlon Baking Co will chair.
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West Virginia
Daniel Boone Hotel
James Kay Thomas
Bakers’ Nra
Guy Belcher
Conlon Baking Company
Liberty Loan Bonds Called For Exchange
The secretary of the treasury calls Liberty Loan bonds for redemption or exchange through the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Local banks will handle negotiations with customers at their cost. Interest on all bonds is subject to call for June 15. Issues include First Liberty Loan 3 1/2 percent 1932 47 and various converted 4 percent bonds from 1932 47 with dates in 1917 1918.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Fedral Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Berty Joan
Orberty
Liberty Loan
Group Discusses Huntington Summer Conference Plans
A meeting at 4 20 this afternoon at the W C G A building will discuss plans for a summer conference for Girl Reserves to be held in Huntington from July 7 to 14.
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Huntington
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Alta Morris
William Tamplin
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Vance Wyckoff
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Spring HM
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South Charleston
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Montgomery
Artie Edwards
St. Albans
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Ee Peniont
Earl Menroe
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