Miss Cook Presents Spring Piano Recital at First Baptist
Miss Violet Cook will present her piano pupils in a Spring Recital Thursday at 2 30 in the main auditorium of the First Baptist church. The program features solos duets trios organ and piano duos with many named pupils and family members listed among participants.
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Violet Cook
First Baptist Church
Rosemary Hash
Doris June Hash
Maurice Stanley
Virginia Stanley
Dorothy Stanley
Bettie Hutchinson
Jo Ann Griffith
Becky Belle Warden
Katie Jo Catron
Catherine Armstrong
E. D. Armstrong Jr
Polly Jo McCulloch
John Howard McCulloch Jr
Alberdine Sampson
James Sampson
Evelyn Meade
Agnes Frances Richardson
Patty Larrick
Gene Larrick
Christine Ballard
Carmen Jean Burke
Teresa Dunkley
Barbara Lou Dunkley
Louise Ellison
Nellie Ellison
Evelyn Lemon
Alma Lemon
Lorena Michael
Sarah Riley Hunt
Jackie Jones
Maxine Thabet
Nancy Thompson
Charles Farmer Jr
Madge Jones
Belva Aliff
Mary Sadler
Harold Hayes
Harwood James
Edna Lilly
Greta Snyder
Maritime Motif Used Art Junior Club Dance
Members of the Junior Women's club entertained at their clubhouse with a dinner dance ending their year’s activities. The salon decked as a ship bridge featured yacht pennants and code flags. Mrs. Oppie Lee Hedrick acted as toast mistress, presenting incoming officers. Barbara Main sang, Betty Jane Meador performed as Jack Tar, and Billy Eccalono sang. The event included extended dancing after dinner.
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Yacht Club
Oppie Lee Hedrick
Department
Ted McDowell
Barbara Main
Betty Jane Meador
Jack Tar
Billy Eccalono
Meat Market Workers Enjoy Sunday Outing on the Greenbrier
Employees of the Cut-Rate Meat Markets and their families and guests enjoyed a picnic and outing Sunday on the Greenbrier. After dinner the group swam and engaged in outdoor sports with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Coleman and Howard and Connie among the attendees.
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Greenbrier
H. O. Coleman
Howard
Connie
Methodist Temple Circle Festival Strawberry Event
Circle No 5 of the Methodist Temple led by Mrs C H Rutledge sponsors a strawberry festival Thursday evening from six to nine oclock at the Temple. The public is invited to attend.
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Circle No. 5
Methodist Temple
C. H. Rutledge
Personal Notices From Woodlawn Drive Guests and Relatives
A parade of social notes lists Miss Marian Fay Davis of Washington D C visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs S Wasserkrug in Woodlawn Avenue after two weeks in Washington D C. Miss Mary Diehl of Norfolk Va arrives with Miss Margaret Bledsoe returned from Arlington Hall. Miss Eleanor Bannister of Thurmond undergoes appendicitis surgery at Raleigh General Hospital. Mrs George Proud with infant Murray Douglas leaves for Cincinnati Ohio, with Mrs Webster. Miss Betty Jordan of Arlington Hall plans a summer stay with her mother. Miss June Evans of Arlington Hall will spend two weeks with friends in Richmond. Violet Cook and Rev Alvin J Cook visited Logan. Mrs J W F Beckner visiting Fort Thomas Ky. Mr Liggett to join. Hume Vogt and son Virgil head to Roanoke for several days. I Goldstein and David Lilly visit Craig Healing Springs. R K Rubush returns from Richlands weekend. Mrs Wiley Bolen convalesces at home and goes out briefly. Mrs Robert R Johnson and daughter Peggy Johnson and W H Hagg of Clifton Forge were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J A Hunt on Woodlawn Avenue. Elizabeth Lloyd spending week at Peace Springs with Girl Scouts. her niece Betty Lee McLean accompanies as mascot. James R Johnson returns to Ronceverte after visiting daughter Mrs C A Bibb. Julease de Venny and Justine Johnson accompany for visit.
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Marian Fay Davis
Washington D. C
S. Wasserkrug
Woodlawn Avenue
Mrs. Wasserkrug
Washington
Mary Diehl
Norfolk
Margaret Bledsoe
Arlington Hall
Washington, D. C
Diehl
Bledsoe
Eleanor Bannister
E. C. Bannister
Thurmond
Raleigh General Hospital
George Proud
Murray Douglas
C. C. Webster
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. O. Freeman
Violet Cook
Logan
Alvin J. Cook
J. W. F. Beckner
A. A. Liggett
Fort Thomas
Liggett
Black Knight Country Club
Hume Vogt
Virgil
Roanoke
I. Goldstein
David Lilly
Craig Healing Springs
R. K. Rubush
Richlands, Va
Wiley Bolen
Robert R. Johnson
Peggy Johnson
W. H. Hagg
Clifton Forge
J. A. Hunt
Elizabeth Lloyd
Peace Springs
Betty Lee McLean
James R. Johnson
Ronceverte
C. A. Bibb
Julease de Venny
Justine Johnson
Need of Money in Ethiopia Cont’d From Page One
The article discusses a proposed large investment by Italy in Ethiopia, citing a potential half-billion dollar scheme to move Italian peasants to Ethiopia with cultivated crops. Mille argues a paying prospect for cotton coffee wheat and cattle, while Ethiopia’s subsoil wealth in petroleum platinum potash and gold remains uncertain. Rail development and colonial administration costs are noted, with France seeking to maintain its rail monopoly.
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Ethiopia
France
Tunisia
Mussolini
Mille
Italy
Italy Likely to Build Long Ethiopian Rail Link
Since 1925 Mussolini proposed a railway across Ethiopia to unite Eritrea and Italian Somaliland. Italians may connect Asmara with Mogadishu by rail via Addis Ababa, a route over 1200 miles long and costly due to mountain climbs, gorges, and deserts.
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Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Asmara
Mogadiscio
Addis Ababa
Absence notices for several Mark Twain and Old Eccles teachers
The board announced one year absences for C H Quenzel and Sarah Thornsley of Mark Twain High, Forrest Brammer of Shady Spring High, and Mrs Polly McWhorter of Old Eccles Elementary. Yesterday teachers named include a long list of Mark Twain High School and elementary staff such as Ashworth Lula Anderson W F Argenbright Juanita Agee Edith M Ashworth E M Billups John Broschick and many others.
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C. H. Quenzel
Mark Twain High School
Sarah Thornsley
Forrest Brammer
Shady Spring High School
Polly McWhorter
Old Eccles
Ashworth
Lula
Anderson
W. F
Argenbright
Juanita
Agee
Edith M
E. M
Billups
John
Broschick
Anna
Byrd
Elizabeth M
Bradford
Madalyn M
Brash
Jean
Bramemer
Forrest
Bailey
Wilda
Batesole
Thelma
Beaty
J. R
Bostick
Goldie
Bryson
D. W
Brich
Edward
Cook
Cecil D
Chambers
Herbert
Norval
Cormany
Marguerite
Compton
Eizabeth
Collins
Maynard
Crosby
Eva L
Caffee
Doris
Carrier
Jacob
Clay
Lara
Christine
Edna Parle
Coffman
Roy
Daniel
Downey
Sara
Dillon
Hazel
Delp
Fred L
Edmundson
Lois
Farmer
Madalyn
File
Lanier
Gray
Givens
Mrs
J. W
Guy
Katherine
Ruby M
Goff
Ada W
Harper
French A
Hurt
Fred
Fay
Harrington
Mary Kathryn
Hull
John H
Harvey
Huddleston
Billie
Hundley
Garnet
Hunt
Kenneth
Minton
Catherine
Lloyd
Elizabeth
Lilly
Owen
McWhorter
E. E
Mossburg
Lucy
McKinney
Alma
Maddy
Martin
C. Herman
Raymond V
Millican
Roy D
Maxwell
Mary Elizabeth
Ethel
McDowell
Meador
Rachael
Moss
Louise
Mankin
Clyde G
Norton
Randolph
Okes
D. E
Porter
Jean W
Price
Lida
Pauley
Quenzel
C. H
Reynolds
Marguerite N
Ramsey
Reckling
H. E
Reppert
Roberts
Elsie Mae
Rogers
Isabel
Riffe
Reed
S. Gleason
Routt
Mable
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Hettie
St. Clair
Frank
van Meter
Worley
Claude
White
Meredith
Walker, Co. E
Ward
Cary
Winston
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Wilfong
Margaret Rose
Ware
Gazelle
Wray
Ruth
William B
Watkins
Mrs. H. L
Weaver
T. F
Willis
R. K
Weeks
C. C
Windle
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Turner
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Hornbeck
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Peregoy
C. G
Thornsley
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Adair
Ruby
Appling
Mayme
Akers
A. S
Angle
Joy
Basil
Mason
Helen
Glennis
Ash
Ciladys
Arnott
Henry
Brooks
Charlotte
C. A
Anvil
Virginia H
Blake
Kathleen
Bair
Gaile S
Baker
Burke
Biggs
Oneida
Butler
Ada
Frances
Thelma Lilly
Bryant
Agnell
Brown
Sylvia
Sybil
Bennett
Ray
Barnes
Bessie
Bragg
Burkett
Pearl
Nora
Agnes
Betts
Mary
Bowers
Lucille
Burleson
Virginia
Broyles
Maude
Barrett
Lawson
Jessie
Burchett
Chloe
Bowman
Bone
Dewey
Walter
Cline
Alva
J. H
Crotty
Geneva
B. W
Calloway
Margaret A
Noah
Caldwell
Lela
Cooper
Faye
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Clark
Campbell
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Ora Lee
Ila
Maye
Covey
Sheldon
Christian
Hila
Carr
Opal
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Cole
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Wanda
Carter
Corder
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Clarke
Marjorie
Anise
Collier
Hattie
Luther
Clemens
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Conner
Marvin
Colcord
Irene
Daniels
Cecyle E
David
Maxie
Davenport
Darling
Davis
Dickerson
Melissa
Grace
Gladys
Dunn
Cate
Deitz
Edna
Deck
James
Dixon
A. H
Cora
Dickens
Blaine
Duncan
Margaret
Theron
Ella Lou
Ellison
Patty
Epling
Lilah
Eggleston
Bvandell
Elkin
Omar
Farley
French
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Freeman
Feigley
Ferguson
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Fletcher A
Ferrell
Pauline
Roberta
Gatherum
Green
Marie
Garnette
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Paul
Grissom
Garten
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Gunter
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Gillespie
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Hopkins
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Leffy
Hutchinson
Lorena
Edith
Hamilton
Bashin
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Halstead
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Honaker
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Wayne
Head
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Myrtle
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Hurst
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Loving
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Johnson
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Keyser
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Keiner
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Kay
Kinzer
Virginia Smith
Franklin
Blohn
Hilda
Lewis
Fannie
Laurie
Edna M
Lindamood
Lynch
Dollie
A. A
C. Ray
Ira
Mootz
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Pansye
McCommack
McClure
Mills
Tessie
Mitchem
Lena
Worthington
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KE. H
Noel
Wintford
Milam
Chessie
McCawley
Moye
Mann
Hope
B. F
Ruelma
McKenzie
Suzanne
Miller
E. T
Marshall
Martha
McMahon
Massie
Muncy
Anna J
Morrison
Launa
Morris
Beatrice
Munson
Watson
McComas
Cecil L
Mellen
Marion W
Angeline W
Marlowe
Thelma L
Elizabeth T
Maples
G. W
Meadow
Albany
Polly Harter
Ne- Smith
Jennie
Norris
Luella
Karl
Odell
Peters
Willa
Pollock
Payne
Patricia
Rowena
Pettry
Posey
Phipps
Phillips
Ferne
Eee
Mary R
Swansie
Perry
Patterson
Plants
W. E
Geraldine M
Patron Saint Of Local Music Club Honors First Year
A guest meeting and tea at First Christian Church will close the Chaminade Music Club’s first year, with monthly sessions resuming in October. The club, named for famed French composer C. C. Chaminade, received her autographed photo and a sympathetic letter from the composer, dated March 13, 1936, in Tamaris, War. The note praises American support and the club’s musical studies, while detailing Chaminade’s Paris birth in 1861, early church music, a debut at 18, a 1908 U.S. tour, and years split between Vesinet near Paris and Tamaris in the south of France.
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Christian Church
First Christian Church
Chaminade Music Club
Cecile Louise Stevanie Chaminade
P. O. Malone
Tamaris
Chaminade
Paris
Europe
United States
Vesinet
France
Normal College Proxy Gets Can
Central Normal College in Danville Ind reorganized its administration after the state education department disclosed false teacher training credits. President Waldo S Wood and registrar Valentine Pleasant resigned, dean N W Pinkerton was canceled, C A Griffey was named new president and Chester Elson registrar. Griffey previously led Adrian Mich and Lancaster Ohio schools.
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Associated Press
Danville
Ind
Central Normal College
State Department of Education
Waldo S. Wood
Valentine Pleasant
N. W. Pinkerton
C. A. Griffey
Nelson Eddy Career Highlights Reach Across Media
Nelson Eddy, a renowned singing star, is noted for a diverse career spanning roles as a telephone operator, artist, reporter and advertising man.
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Nelson Eddy
Ernie Hickson Keeps 38 Classic Music Boxes
Ernie Hickson, art director, maintains a private collection of 38 old-fashioned music boxes. The assortment showcases varied designs and periods, reflecting Hickson's interest in craft and acoustic history.
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Ernie Hickson
Caucus Tonight On Tax Measure
President Roosevelt called a conference with Democratic senators on the revenue bill to discuss taxes. Chairman Harrison of Mississippi urged executive input as the finance committee debates the plan and seeks to meet the presidents goal of 620 million in permanent and 517 million in temporary revenue. A proposal to require corporations to justify surplus building was reviewed as leaders push for Senate floor action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Wounds On Body lead To Probe
Five stab wounds were found on Cecil Martin treasurer of Worden Allen steel after his death at home in River Forest near Chicago The knife was later found in the kitchen sink and the coroner reported possible self inflicted wounds while noting the ongoing police probe Mrs Martin cited ill health and melancholia amid business worries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cecil Martin
Worden-Allen Company
Martin
River Forest
Frances
Mathilda Saeson
James Donaghue
Donoghue
Soya Bean Growers Get Nazi Support Berlin
Berlin May 26 German farmers will receive doubled prices for soya beans from the Reich as Germany pushes for independence from foreign markets by promoting oleogenous crops. Soya beans, about 18 percent fats and 35 percent albumen, were tops in the program though low world prices kept cultivation minimal. The government now guarantees farmers six dollars and forty cents per hundred pounds if seed is bought from authorized cultivators.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Reich
Gallipolis Man Visits Beckley
Sidney G. Lanier and Miss Marjorie Rinehart of Gallipolis Ohio visited Beckley to study the Credit Bureau here. Lanier plans to organize a similar bureau in Gallipolis and was advised by Huntington businessmen to use Beckley as a model. Rinehart will be his assistant.
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Sidney G. Lanier
Marjorie Rinehart
Gallipolis
Ohio
Credit Bureau of
Beckley
Lanier
Ohio City
Huntington
Miss Rinehart
Palestine in Open Conflict as Arabs and British Clash
In Jerusalem on May 26, long smoldering Arab Jewish tensions erupted into armed conflict between Arabs and British forces. After 40 days of violence with at least 50 dead, British troops dispersed a mob of about 200 Arabs in one clash and withdrew before an Arab advance in another. The Arab supreme council defied government orders as the crisis deepened.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Arab Supreme Council
Indiana Woman Admits Killing Infant in Repossession Car
In Winamac Indiana 32 year old Mrs Elbea Biffle Pennell confessed to strangling her newborn infant after the body was found in the rear seat of a car repossessed by a local dealer Prosecutor J M Nye said a murder charge will be filed though pushback may occur due to her mental condition Pennell said she gave birth May 1 and believed the baby died at birth before she tied a silk stocking around its neck and hid the body in a coal bin then moved it to the car
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Associated Press
Winamac
Ind
J. M. Nye
Elbea Biffle Pennell
Pennell
Arab Proclamation Calls to End General Strike and Halt Jewish Immigration
The Palor agency reported issuance of a proclamation urging Arabs to persist with their current program until Jewish immigration ends and land sales to Jews stop, while an Arab national government is formed. The conflict spread across the land as new disorder reports reached the British administration.
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Palor
Grandfather guides family to better health with tonic
J F Lampkin of Knoxville Tennessee age 78 describes poor health and digestive troubles. After taking Scalf's Indian River Tonic he and his son and daughter in law improved. He credits the medicine for the entire family's regained strength and recommends it for children too. The ad notes availability at drug stores or by mail from Indian River Medicine Co LaFollette Tennessee.
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J. F. Lampkin
Knoxville
Tenn
Scalf
Indian River
Sam
Indian River Medicine Co
LaFollette, Tenn
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