Oak Hill Sets Music Week Programs at High School
National music week observed in Oak Hill with six free programs May 6 to May 12 in the high school auditorium. Mrs G A Waldo leads pupil groups from junior to senior levels plus a glee club, with violin pieces and a student artist program. Sunday May 12 program to be announced.
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Mrs. Waldo
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Jane Carroll Estes
Frances Rippetoe
Joyce Pugh
Carolyn Hill
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Esther Jean Allman
Barbara Lee
Wyoming county schools keep nine month term plan
Wyoming county schools will stay open nine months per a statement by County Superintendent Blankenhip. He has been in Charleston for two days pushing the plan. Several schools closed Monday will reopen next week. Commemorations at Ben Dunman and high school include May 1 to May 17 events with over 55 students in promotion night, May Queen Mildred Royal and attendants. Hotel management changes announced for Wyoming and Appalachia Hotels.
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Blankenship
Charleston
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Ben Dunman School
Mildred Royal
May Queen
Joan Chambers
Marie Wolf
F. H. Cooper
N. D. Trent
John Bruce
Beckley
Fred Santon
Huntington
Stella
Wanda
Christiansburg
Narrows
Cook’s Chapel
W. R. Harmon
Shirley Joyce
Sunbonnet
Sally
Jim
S. M. Stratton
Joe Hoge
Eliza
Lynchburg
G. C. Currie
Welch
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. C. Holloway
Frank Thompson
Valdosta
C. Holloway
Teddy Agee
Virginia Wildey
Margaret Currey
Mary Kelly Strong
Corinne Hill
Remarkable recovery tale from Scalf's Indian River Tonic
Mr. Frank Fannin of Stone Branch West Virginia recounts severe back pain and night distress, but credits Scalf's Indian River Tonic with restoring health. He reports sleeping through the night, improved digestion, relief from heart pain, and the ability to run uphill again. The tonic is sold at leading drug stores or by New Seals Medicine Company, LaFollette, Tennessee, price one dollar.
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Stone Branch
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D. W. Scalf
New Seals Medicine Company
LaFollette
Tenn
Italy Cuts Rail Fares to Rekindle Tourist Trade
Italy makes its strongest bid in five years to draw visitors by cutting railroad fares 50 to 70 percent, lowering hotel and restaurant prices, and eliminating tipping to boost tourism.
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