Mechanicsville School News Enjoys Chapel Program
Mechanicsville primary and grammar grades were entertained in chapel by Miss Perry's second grade featuring songs prayers a story and a play The Parent Teacher Association held an evening meeting with a prayer music recital and a Valentine operetta performed by Miss Perry's class. Rev Tom Sykes gave an interesting talk.
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Mechanicsville
Morris
Parent-Teacher Association
Lillian Weisner
Doris Welborn
Doris Lee Wright
Bonnie Hendricks
Clara Hollingsworth
Hazel Farrington
Annie Laurie Moss
Miss Cannady
Tom Sykes
List of Easy Washing Machines Owners Names
A catalog of names appears to list individuals associated with easy washing machines. The fragment shows numerous female and male names, likely customers or members, with initials and occasional surnames, but lacks full context or descriptive details.
Elm Street P T A meeting features Rev Conrad and student programs
Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM with Rev F L Conrad as principal speaker. Miss Maud L Davis sings and Miss Taylor's fifth graders perform The Jiffy Jeffs and Fliffy Fluffs. Earlier programs by Miss Jones second grade and Miss Chatfield's fifth grade highlighted devotionals and a short play The Children's Home with poems by Longfellow and songs. Margaret Raynolds made introductory remarks and announcements.
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F. L. Conrad
Maud L. Davis
Stevenson
Longfellow
William Horney
Louise Evans
Myra Crevenston
Mary Buchanan
Chapel Programs Highlight Third and Fifth Grade
Emma Blair reports Miss Burgess third graders performed Jesus Loves Me Bible reading Psalm 24 Lord's Prayer and two songs Watchman What of the Night The Little Sailors. Miss Setzer fifth graders presented a Welfare play Father Time February birthday poems readings and musical selections featuring Edison Lincoln Valentine Washington Lowell Chapin and Longfellow.
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Emma Blair
Burgess
Jesus
Josephene Setzer
Edison
Lincoln
Valentine
Washington
Lowell
Chapin
Longfellow
Meeting Change for Bay Street Parents Group
There will be no Bay Street P T A meeting this month. Instead mothers will meet Tuesday afternoon February 15 at 3 45 in the school auditorium. Mrs Coffin Tomlinson is president.
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Bay Street P.T. A
Mothers
Girls Reserves Hold Evening Astronomy Program
The Girl Reserves of Bay Street met Thursday at 7 p.m. at Jane Hess Weaver’s home in Roland Park. Rebecca Kearns led the devotional. Eleanor Stevens read a North Star story and Dorothy Crawley told a tale of the Big and Little Dippers. The program concluded with an outdoor segment.
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Bay Street
Jane Hess Weaver
Roland Park
Rebecca Kearns
Eleanor Stevens
Dorothy Crawley
Ray Street Song Service Led by Local School Musicians
The Ray Street orchestra led a Thursday morning song service featuring popular numbers sung by school children. The highlight was Ray Street My Ray Street set to Maryland, words by Logan Porter of Mrs. E Shipman’s 1925 class, now in high school. Lewis Stookey directed the city schools music program with Virginia Ashlin on piano and Virginia Frank as orchestra leader.
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Ray Street
Ray
Ray Street School Meeting Hails Attendance Leaders
Ray Street school held a morning assembly with principal Mrs. R E Rangon in charge. The school led the district in attendance for three months while Miss Edda Bigham’s sixth grade earned three weeks of perfect attendance despite bad weather. The boys’ basketball team, which beat Grimes Street, also received praise.
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Ray Street
R. E. Rangon
Edda Bigham
Ranson
Grimes Street
Silent Reading Demonstration At Ray Street School
Miss E Alberson of New York City led a silent reading demonstration Friday at Ray Street School for third to seventh graders from Mechanicsville Oak Hill Elm Street and Ray Street. The lesson focused on concentration organization and remembering main ideas and moral expression through story material.
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Ray Street
E. Alberson
New York City
Mechanicsville
Oak Hill
Elm Street
Irene Holton
Alberson
Edna Morganthaler
Interest in Reading Shines Throughout Lesson
The report notes an intense student interest in reading during the lesson. It highlights engagement levels and suggests the approach kept learners attentive and involved with the material.
Bay Street Band Practices Under Butler Supervision
The Bay Street band of 32 musicians, the largest in the city’s elementary system, held an instructive Friday practice led by director Andrew Butler.
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Bay Street
Andrew Butler
Winston-Salem Leaf Sales Hit Season Milestone
Winston-Salem leaf tobacco market reports week sales of 2,159,066 pounds at an average 16.92. season total 46,943,254 pounds worth 11,136,474.75 at 23.75 per hundred. Market to close around March 15 with expectation to reach fifty million pounds for the season.
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Winston-Salem
McFarland
Riches' Son Appeals Negated as Court Upholds Life Term
The Supreme Court at Lansing Michigan affirms a life sentence for Arthur C Rich the millionaire's son charged with a criminal attack on a college co ed.
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Supreme Court
Lansing
Mich
Arthur C. Rich
Hoodoo Farce by High Point High School Faculty
The High Point high school faculty presents The Hoodoo a farcical play of love intrigue and hoodooism at the American Theatre tomorrow night. This second annual faculty performance features eighteen lead roles including Robert K. Marshall M. L. Patrick Lewis Stookey and others with proceeds aiding the school dramatic club.
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American Theatre
High Point High School
Philadelphia
Amy Lee
Helen Derrick
Mrs. Perrington-Shine
Mr. Meek
Lucy Collins
Gwenadolyn Perrington-Shine
Mamma
Louise Hunter
Dodo de Graft
Daisy
Louise Shipman
Ima Clinger
Eunice Stogner
Angeline
Elizabeth Stover
Dora Raffles
Amy
Anne Albright
Semiramis Spiggot
Janice Brown
Eupepsia Spiggot
Meek Beard
Miss Longnecker
Elizabeth Anderson
Lulu
Mabel Tucker
Aunt Paradise
High Point High School Dramatic Club
Doctor Claims 50 Percent Eye Strength Increase in One Week
A Philadelphia doctor endorses a "free prescription" using Bon-Opto tablets to strengthen eyesight by up to 50 percent in many cases within a week. Patients report reading without glasses and reduced eye pain, with the remedy sold at local drugstores including Fann Drug Co.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Fann Drug Company
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