Social Hostesses Dine With Model High Teachers
Misses Gladys Virginia and Shannah Dean hosted a six o'clock dinner Friday evening for their teachers at Model High and several friends. Guests included Misses Florence Lewis Germania Wingo Katherine Illammonds Mrs Julian Tyne and Messrs Spears Furley and William Evang.
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Gladys Virginia
Shannah Dean
Model High
Florence Lewis
Germania Wingo
Katherine Ilammonds
Julian Tyne
Spears Furley
Willam Evang
Pineville Girl Honored in Local School Circle
Miss Myra Johnson, a first year student from Pineville, earns notable recognition for her voice talent after returning from an extended trip to Nashville and other cites with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rice Johnson. The hometown praise follows her school recital the night after her arrival. Frances Gordon visits relatives in Nicolasville. Sallie Mae Gray of Garrard County visits as guest of relatives.
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Nashville
Frances Gordon
Nicolasville
Sallie Mae Gray
Garrard County
Ray Harmon
Lexington
R. E. Turley
R. R. Burnam
Crab Orchard Springs
G. W. Phelps
W. G. Barrett
Mary Barrett
James van Horn
Owensboro
K. Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Education as the Nation’s Hope in Lafon Wilson Speech
In a Richmond appearance Lafon Wilson declares ignorance as civilization’s shackles and urges a national education push. He cites immigration, resource conservation, crime, and the link between school funding and wealth, urging a broad, unified high school program and a physical education emphasis to avert moral and social decay.
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John Galeworthy
Lyman Beecher
Normal School
One Year Ago Today In Brief and Trial News
One year ago today Ti. M. Smith captured a white rattle snake at Black Rock Mit Washington Mass and turned it over to Bronx Zoo Snake two feet long with two rattlers and a button. Virgil Decker, 19, found guilty in connection with the killing of Leroy Lovett and sentenced to life imprisonment at Warsaw Ind showed no emotion when sentence was read. Mrs Eva C Kaber widow of Daniel F Naber in jail in Cleveland charged with the murder of husband two years before. Several governments sent in formal responses to United States suggestion that nations meet to discuss disarmament at Washington. Several others also under arrest in connection with the crime.
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Ti. M. Smith
Black Rock
Mit
Washington
Mass
Bronx
Penn
Fit
Safety First
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Warsaw
Ind
United States
Eva C. Kaber
Daniel F. Naber
Jai
Cleveland
Husband
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Florence Ragland Samuels
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Little Symphony
Redpath
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G. W. Evans
J. M. Benton
Winchester
Bourbon News
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Massie Memorial Hospital
Dick Ross
Crab Crchard
Joseph Head
Emmett Dickson
Paris
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Stanford
Wii
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Raymond Moore
Versailles
Gladys Parrish
Hamilton College
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Danvile
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Belie Denny
Mattie Stone Riddell
A. J. Broaddus
Louisville
C. D. Chenault
May Washington
Newport
Simon Kxenton
Cincinnati
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Mt. Sterling
Field White
Chicago
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G. W. Goodiee
Marie Langford
Anne Treys
Frankfort
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Leslie Evans
William Langford
Danville
Harry V. Roberts
G. W. Pickels
O. Olin Green
A. B. Cosby
Akron
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A. R. Viela
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Red House
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Henry Arnold
Shelby
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Clare Doty
Mary Margaret Fish
Marjorie Baliou
Traylor
Woodland Avenue
John Edmond Powell
St. Louis
C. S. Powell
Hale Dean
Andrew Cochran
J. H. Perkins
Crab Orchard
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Carraleen Smith
Clark County
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Missouri
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Fred Rogers
A. P. Prather
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Columbia City
University of Kentucky
James Brice
America
Kentucky
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Republic
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Congressional Library
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