Literary contest planned today at Charleston High
The annual sectional literary contest brings nine high schools to Charleston High School this afternoon for four contests. Winners advance to Morgantown for the state meet on April 18. Charleston fields contest veterans William Thornhill, Sarah Spencer, Bernard Selove, and William Humphreys with orchestral accompaniment planned for intermission.
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Charleston
Morwe
Secuire
Clay
Point It
East Behe
Man
Hamill
A OR
Montgomery
Oxk HM
Bik Siew
Huntington
William Thornhill
Sarah Spencer
Bernard Selove
William Humphraya
Point Plessant
Morgantown
Mildred Black
Hector Frame
Point Pleasant
Nent
Cherleston
Charleston High School
Kanawha school fairy operetta delights town
Youngsters at Kanawha school staged Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in two acts at Charleston high school auditorium. Cast included Margaret Austin Snow White Wilson Pritt King and Charlotte Gentry Morning Drees with musical direction by Rose G. Barger and Emma B. Gardner. Proceeds benefit the Kanawha school library.
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Kanawha’ Grads School
Snow Whites
Charleston High School
Margaret Austin
Snow White
B Laing Ma
Wilson Pritt
Carolina Vierheller
Owen Garred
Prince
Aid
Charlotte Gentry
Patty Ann Perry
Kenneth Campbell Wer
Letle Giria
Airy Maida
Hazel Couch
Nevin Paisley
My Little Dutch Garden
Kanawha School Orchestra
Rose G. Barger
Emma B. Gardner
Adelle Miller
Alberta Kyle
Elizabeth Barger
Kanawha School Library
Urge Cooperation in Civic Affairs by Charleston Clubs
Dr R Robinson of Clarksburg urged the Lions club to join in a coordinated effort with Charleston civic clubs on issues of major importance. He cited the presidents round table in Clarksburg, where club presidents meet to survey city needs and act without overlap, and outlined plans for patriotic readings at meetings. Ben Moore will give the first address next week.
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Ll. Mr. Robinson
West Virginia
Robinson
Toacome
Clarksburg
Bss
Charleyton Club
United States
Ben Moore
Char- Jenton
Dro BP. Taylor
Francia Pritchard
Bill Grimes
Albert Witiams
L. 3
Hen Heleger
William Brown
J. Walter Barnen
Fred Kaufman
Phillip Schaffer
J. B. McLaughlin
Nowin- Dorf
Engineers Meet at Chamber of Commerce Today
Charleston chapter of the American Association of Engineers holds a luncheon today at 12:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce Men’s Club in the Moore Building. W. J. Steward of the American Gee and Blestine company will discuss Store Room Arrangement and Control. George F. Taylor of Challaston will report on matters from the nearby district conference.
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Charleston
American Aspociation of Engineers
Chamber of Commerce Business ‘Men's Club
Moore Building
W. J. Steard
American Gee and Blestine Company
George F. Taylor
Challaston
Association
Reverend Crummett Dies in Washington Pastors West Virginia
The Rev S P Crummett age 79 died Friday morning in Washington after months of illness. Born March 5 1867 in Harrisville he studied at Rush Fork and West Virginia University and entered the ministry in 1887. He served thirty eight years in the West Virginia conference, led several churches, was twice district superintendent, and for 25 years trustee of West Virginia Wesleyan College, which awarded him a Doctor of Divinity last June. He married Laura Douglass in 188? Surviving widow and two sons Charles of Charleston and Paul of Washington. The body to Charleston Sunday, funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm at Lawrence M E Church conducted by Dr Daniel Westfall with Reverend Zumbrunnen. pallbearers listed. Spring Hill cemetery service private.
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S. BP. Crummett
Lawrence
H. H
Charleston
Washington
Mr. Crummett
Harrisville
Schola
Rushie County
West Virginia University
West Virginia Conference
Hashannon
Parkersburg
West Virginia Wesleyan College
West Virginia
Los Ametes
Lawrents M. B
Zane Atrest
Wheeling
Crummett
Laura Douglass
Wairey Cy
Paul
Charleston Orly
Nam &T
Lewis
Lawrence M. E
Daniel Weatfall
Pittsburgh
Zumbrunnen
J. Frank Marsh
Harvey Marsh
E. M. Keattey
W. W. Werta
W. B. Mathews
Bays. Bervic
Aisye
Bpring Hill Cemetery
Dram which came thus Londor William theater dream
Peacock dreamed of a spot where he had lout and diamond in a theatre, then went there. The fragment hints at a narrative scene involving dreams and a theatre setting with a character named Peacock.
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Londor
William
Peacock
Lout & Diamond
Zemo Eczema and Skin Soothing Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims Zemo cures burning eczema by stopping itching and healing chafing. It describes Zemo as a penetrating antiseptic liquid that cleanses and soothes, promoting it as clean, dependable, and inexpensive. Trial bottle sold for 1.00 with Eeme Soap listed.
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Ramon Besema
Tara
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Annie Slocombe
Hawaii
Zoe
Mr. B. J. Pettigrew
Teovide
B. E. Fisher
Charleston ST
Lions Club
Harrison County
Atc.ofc
W. J. Sicard
Rev. S. P. Crummett
Lucy
John Burrowe
London
Morenor
Vase Dela
NEW Wills Sainte Claire
Wills-Sainte Claire Co
Quarrier Street
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Barnum & Dingling Brothers
Y. W. C. A. Gymnasium
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