Walhalla High School Commencement May 18 19 events
The Walhalla High School closing program for May 18 features extensive student performances across grades with recitations songs and a grand commencement night on May 19. Judges include Rev G D Wilcox Prof W C Naylor and J S Banknight among others. The program also lists speeches declamations and a Rose Drill by fourth grade girls as part of the celebration.
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Walhalla Midh
Thurday
Granmar
Ohool House
Hailty Puss
Caroline Aisel
Carol Rogers
Grandmother'n
Halth Carter
Little Slater
Keathleen Barton
Emma Barnardo
Pho Sun
Marguerite Boozer
Hugenia Moss
Jin Kep
Kathleen Pant
James Norman
Chatce of
Hugh Macaulay
Ralph Hetrick
Frank ‘Schroder
Garwood Jaynes
George Fipkenstadt
Lawrence Rowland
Annie Wilson
Grandma's Angel
Wanlee White
Emc Sanders
Uncle Sam
Gordon Fant
Kay
White
Erin
Karle Schumacher
Waanyiats
Maryllon Wilden
Lasaquena
Arete
Clyde Brown
Migs Hulah Grant Marton Moes
Mixa Wunice Macaulay
Misy
Iha Stribling
Albert Mellorg
Miss’ Florence Hotrick
Misy Mannie Jabell
Mina Schumacher
My. Hotiek
Wagener Theater
My Wilcox
W. C,naylor
W. A. Stroy
Mia Mary G. Barton
Sam Piichford
Iigh School
Bridesmaids Honor Miss Hughes Before June Wedding
Miss Hattie Shelor hosted a charming Thursday afternoon event at Bonhols in honor of Miss Geraldine Hughes, whose wedding to W. J. Rankin is planned for June 8. Guests registered, received handmade gifts, and took part in fortune telling, gift exchanges, and art contests, with Miss Mary Ansel praised for her drawings and letters.
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Bonhols
Hattie Shelor
Misa Geraldine Hugha
W. J. Rankin
Madame Locke
Marguerite Brennecks
Misa Hughs
Nuaband
Mary Ansel
Winteria Walt
Shetor
G P. Walker
Mio to Combat Some Trfarious Gade Tascots
The text describes a known insect, the potato beetle, and notes a simple air-based method for control. It emphasizes a familiar method and identifies the beetle as common knowledge to readers.
Medals And Prizes Awarded At Richland Event
In Richland on May 16 a school program featured elocution and declamation contests. Primary pupil Vera Coe and high school declamations named top winners. Principal Ballenger announced medals for academics, handwriting, and improvements, with Bruce Stribling and Verner among recipients.
Reading contest postponed at high school department
The high school reading contest was postponed and will be open to the public. Judges were Prof. M. J. Brockman Dr. M. C. Doyle of Seneca and Prof. H. W. Gasque of Valhalla. Vocal music by Pearie, Lalla, Myra Ballenger and Marion Coe impressed the audience with old time songs like Annie Laurie Suwanee River and Coming Through No Rye.
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Peis Maslow
Getty Oprulbey Etelie
Vera Coe
Belle Stribitni
Pauling
Jack
John Davis
Edward
Grace
Marion
John Vernar
Connie
Jefferson McManan
Selma
Way
Lula Wyly
Stiles
Bruce Stribling
Vera Dee
Willa McDonald
Marlon Hughes
Annie Laurie
Spealars
Thanta
Supreme Court overturns contempt rulings against AFL leaders
The Supreme Court of the United States today ruled that Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison were improperly sentenced for contempt in a local boycott case. The court held the proceedings civil not criminal, vacated jail terms, and ordered dismissal of the case with potential civil actions against the Bucks Stove and Range Company and the AFL sides left to resolve anew.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Samual Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morelson
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the District
Cigil
Tabor
Bucks Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Tansninch
Bucks Store and Range Company
Gompera
Mitchell
Morrison
Organized Labor
Bl. Lewis
Lous
Samuel Gompars
Frank Morrison
Gardner
American Federation of Tabor
Company x No Lanker & Member
Tystlee Wright
Supreme Court
Golm- Dia
Sameul Gompers
Prayk Morrison
Contempt Proceeding Tied to Labor Dispute Case
The article notes that the lower court could still pursue criminal contempt and jail time despite the labor dispute being brought into court and presumed to be dropped. It criticizes the court for exploiting the opportunity to reopen and continue the case.
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Wiss
Agithe
Atae
Unclaimed Letters Listed in Walhalla Park Week
Unclaimed letters for the week ending May show items for John Ain Bell John Jentina Dave Marti C B Moody John Nighomon Miay Manna and others. Callers for the above are requested to claim promptly. An advertisement offers a remedy for vhowmation and promotes Chamberlain's Linkmont as highly attractive with a single application claimed to prove merit.
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Tr Nm
Walhalla Park
Dfith
Ain John
Bell
John
Jentina
Dave
Marti
C. B
Moody
Nighomon
Miay Manna
A. ©. Marrick, P. Bf
Control Water and Drainage Key to Southern Farms
Progressive essay argues water control is vital for Southern agriculture. It cites deep plowing, soil mixing, and drainage as remedies to drought and wet spells that ruin crops. The piece notes New York and New Bowie water figures and a dramatic claim about blood travel distances.
Winthrop College summer plans and reunion details
Winthrop College Rock Hill May 12 announcement outlines a large summer school faculty, readiness of a bulletin by Prof L A Niven, and fire drill efficiency. Commencement sermon June 4 by Rev R Seward MacArthur D D. baccalaureate June 6 by Rev A Steele D D. alumnae reunion June 7 with fund drive for a Students Hall, dues urged from alumnae. Also brief note promoting Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion.
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Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Johnson
L.A. Niven
Mondiy
Hoon
Winthrop
R. Seward MacArthur
D. D
New York City
A. Steele
Hrowwood
Texas
Alumnae Association of
Winhrap Collinge
Wold Try
Tunday
Whithray
Janet Jaeger
Barrington
Saved Meny from Death and Local Notices
W L Mock of Mok Art notes Dr King s New Discovery aids weak throats and lung pains. He claims neighbors survived illness by his advice and offers trial bottles. Also thanks to Valhalla community for kindness during illness and death of Francia Amanda Teogera and thanks to Mrs A A Rogers.
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Meny
W. L. Mock
Mok
Art
He- Heven
Dr. King
Valhalla
Francia Amanda Teogera
A. A. Rogers
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