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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1911
Page
5
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Weston May 30 commencement exercises at Camden theater filled to capacity. Fourteen graduates received diplomas from Prof L L Friend after a remarks by Prof Si TE Linger. The event ended with a class song. Belva Brinkley and Elva Brinkley of Copley visited sister Mariam Brinkley. Wil Smith and wife of Clarkesbar were present for the commencement.
The bowls tournament opened last night drawing many out of town bowlers from Pittsburg and Washington. No matches are scheduled today. the program resumes Wednesday with wing matches and recent results noted for Harden Whipple and Davis among others.
The district conference will meet in Jane Lew on June 29. Programs have been distributed to each pastor who must attend, with laymen invited. The Rev. J. J. Philipps serves as district president.
The passage follows a tense scene with Adelaide, Carmel, and others at a dinner, pondering who poisoned Adelaide. The narrator recognizes Carmel may know the truth and fears disclosure. Suspense builds as questions about motive and who poured the poison swirl amid mounting anxiety.
May brings small town updates. Mrs Claude Kinney of West Main street shows slight improvement after a week of illness. Ada Smith ends a successful Mt. late term, Pat Lines become proud parents of a baby boy born Saturday. Thelma Frione attends Buckeye. Aura Stond, longtime West ad school teacher, is sick at her Roanoke home. Prim wax visits Marshville Saturday to set a tombstone. Miller of Railroad street reports on the Steele Hist. A fishing party including Jon Long Creed Douglas and McCrene Tavis fished Middle Island Saturday and enjoyed a good time.
A set of unclaimed parcels is listed at the local post office. Names include Colleh, Calvert, James, Mrs Seeds, and others. The notice requests recipients to claim items soon at the port office.
A large audience applauded the colored high school graduation ceremonies held Monday night. Prof J W Hughes delivered the class address, and graduates received diplomas amid song, recitations, and musical numbers.
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