Commencement Program Atton High School Audit
The program lists Dr J Lowery Fendrick Jr of Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Washington DC delivering the address The Tyranny of a Great Idea Awards presented by Ipal L W Talbott diplomas by E G Kuhn the out county commencement includes grand march Miss Hulda Suder music by Rosanna Poole George Haney Lyla Workman Albert Wagner salutatory Rosanna Poole valedictory Thelma Mooney music Barcarolle girls quartet and more plus a Hamilton watch gift from Skaggs Co Vernon Pottery line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda
Hulda Suder
Tavagatipa
G. H. Snyder
Rosanna Poole
George Haney
Lyla Workman
Elbert Wagner
Thelma Mooney
Barcarolle
Rosanna * Poole
Genevieve’ Kelley
Mildred Cala
J. Lowery Fendrick
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
J. W. Talbott
Kenny Hero Sees New Morgantown Miners Cooperative
Mrs. Roosevelt visits mining villages along Morgantown hollow and lauds the Scott's Run miners cooperative. University and church representatives guide the project. She notes an outside oven, community gardens, and locals baking bread and canning foods. A one armed miner led corn planting and is praised as a fine person.
Randolph Dinner Draws Largest Attendance Yet
A Moorefield Moose Home banquet drew record crowds with seating on stage and in adjacent stall rooms. WPA salon orchestra performed from 6:20 to 7:30 before remarks by Clarence Kinsey of the Young Democrats and Prosecuting Attorney Jancis L. Warder acted as toastmaster. Distinguished guests included State Senator William J. Hussion, Delegate Lloyd L. Shriver, Sheriff Herbert Evans, Judge Herbert W. Dent, Circuit Clerk Frank M. Hollis Jr., Assessor Harry Batson, and WPA officials W. O. Bolin and Fred Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Moose
Clarence Kinsey
The
Young Democrats
Salon Orchestra
Recreation Division
WPA
Paul P. Warden
Warder
William J. Hussion
Lloyd L. Shriver
Harry Friedman
Herbert, Evans
Herbert W. Dent
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Harry Batson
Wallace N. Henderson
W.O. Bolin
State Road Commission
Taylor County
Fred Lewin
County Department of Public Assistance
Anna Commisa
Monongalia County
DPA
Dinner honors Congressman Randolph in Washington circle
A Morgantown newspaper describes a dinner featuring Congressman Randolph, praised for his record in the House and as a whip and District of Columbia affairs committee chair. Attendees included state officials, postmasters, and local leaders who gathered at the Presbyterian church meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Murphy
Lawrence Poling
Philippi
William T. George, Jr
House of Delegates
Morgan Chambers
State Liquor Control Commission
Col. R. P. Bell
Boys Industrial School
Pruntytown
Fred B. Watkins
Gus J. Lambert
Percy Robinson
Taylor County Board of Education
Comedy Court
Harvey A. Poe
C. B. Singer
Terra Alta
John R. Fortney
Morgantown
Charles “Chuck” Brown
Preston County
Opha Bartlett
Forest | Thompson
Voice of Labor
Randolph
Warder
District of Columbia
Washington
The
Presbyterian Church
World’s Greatest Literature coupon offer at Grafton Sentinel
A coupon and a special gift price of 39 entitle purchase of any volume from the 42 volume set World’s Greatest Literature. Claim books at the Grafton Sentinel Office. To order by mail include extra for postage and handling to the World's Greatest Literature Department in Grafton West Virginia.
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Grafton Sentinel
Grafton
W. Va
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New York
Francis Joseph Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Stephen J. Donahue
Archbishop Spellman
Kenny Hero
Arthurdale
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California
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East Main Street
West Virginia
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Ien
America
White House
Yukon Beverages
Sultana
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Good Housekeeping
Sultana Olives
Sunnyfield
del Monte
Wieconsin
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Jane Parker
Lapor
Shankless Calis
Wisconsin
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