Pulaski Notes on Toursims School News and Eckman
Local paper highlights mill news and tourist homes in Pulaski, lauds the industry’s economic impact and community support. regrets missing Pulaski high school commencement, honors Hensel Eckman’s 12 years as director, and notes Pruet’s efforts while criticizing local politics.
Pulaski High Confers Diplomas on 66 Seniors
Pulaski High School held commencement exercises in the Jefferson school auditorium with a capacity crowd as 66 seniors received diplomas. The program included invocations, musical selections by the glee clubs and soloists, student talks, awards for Preston Price and Viola Craig, and the class song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski High School
Jefferson School
J. Luther Mauney
Herbert
Chloe Carney
David Jameson
Sarah Lugar
Garnett Phibbs
Bond
Alice Carney
Elaine Eggert
Billy Mumpower
Nevin
P. H. S. Small Chorus
E. G. Pruet
Preston Price
Viola Craig
Lois Rosenbaum
Sarah Hudson
Calcott
Mr. Mauney
Eighty Children to Attend Camp Dubernwaski
Eighty girls aged 12 to 14 will depart June 12 for four weeks at Camp Dubernwaski near Hiwassie as part of Virginia Health Department recreational programs for underprivileged youth. Dr. H M Kelso announced the plan with Radford State Teachers College volunteers supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubernwaski
Hiwassie
Virginia State Health Department
H. M. Kelso
Radford State Teachers College
Lillian Smith
Mary Lipsey
D. Mott Robertson
Monticello Club Repairs Begin After Fire Damage
Repair work on the Monticello clubhouse started this week after a fire earlier this year caused heavy damage to the gymnasium. The ten week project includes rebuilding west end bleachers, adding a ventilating motor, and finishing the painting after thorough cleanup. All work follows plans for a new clubhouse addition with bids currently being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Junior Patrol Ends Successful Safety Season
The Junior Safety Patrol in Pulaski closes a one month program with Oakie Rupe announcing the group’s successful season. The last meeting May 27 featured Police Chief Marvin C. Pierce and speakers as the patrol prepares to return next year with more experienced members list includes Oakie Rupe and Richard Quesenberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski High School
Oakie Rupe
Marvin C. Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Roy Summers
T. E. Rosenbaum
E. K. Landis
Robert Beamer
Richard Quesenberry
Royce Rosenbaum
H. W. Huff, Jr
Glenn Rust
X. Saunders
Herman Hearn
Don Owens
Donald Brookman
Ralph Brawley
Roy Collins
Richard Hardy
Raymond Phibbs
Bill Alley
Slick Tench
Jimmy Walker
Garnett Amburn
Gordon Watson
Franklyn Meuston
Waldemar Wallner Warns Lions on Government and Industry
Waldemar Wallner, superintendent of the Virginia Maid and Wallner mills, urged less government interference in industry before the Lions club on Tuesday night. He said experiments have halted progress and weakened social and economic structure, urging emphasis on education and moral life to guard against dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Wallner
Virginia Maid and Wallner Mills
Lions Club
Wallner
United States
Mr. Wallner
Vicious Indians Set to Face Vin ton at Caffee Field
The Vir ginia Maid Indians, coming off a 12 11 loss to Vinton, prepare to meet Vin ton at Caffee field at 3 30 pm. Peck Baxter reports improved play and seeks revenge as George Kennedy adds depth to the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Maid Indians
Danville
Vinton
Caffee Field
House of David
Peck Baxter
Indians
Peck
George Kennedy
American Legion
Kegley
Rice
Tester
Moore
Darnell
Huff
Whitt
Hurd
Painter
Hutchens
Brillheart
Hatfield MecCrockey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul
Dobson
Howard Golden
Mill
Howard
Pulaski
Fifth Street
Coney Island
Hensel Eckman
Eckman
Mr. Eckman
Pulaski High
Pruet
P.H.S
Monticello Club