Perfect Attendance And Health Records Listed For Stephens City High
Stephens City High publishes lists of students with perfect attendance or tardies and those receiving health certificates. The notice names grades 5 through 10 and 11 with pupils who maintained perfect records, tardiness, and health pointers such as gold blue and red five pointers plus vaccination and immunization status.
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Stephens City High
R. E. Ayler
Pal
Stephens City
Irene Judd
Maurice Lemley
Frances Leakford
Seal
Bobby Seal
Eva Bete Walker
Heathy Adams
Norma Dale Jewel
Virginia Madagan
Marguerite
Floyd Allen Bailey
James Allen Terault
James Richards Wall
Dolly Marie Shif- Blue
Margaret Eleanor Brumback
Darleen Cook
Dorothy Lee Coffelt
Elva Alice Dovell
Stanley Leon Putnam
Fredderick Lee Crim
David Loving
Claude Bennington
Alleston Lee
Alfred Lee Snapp
Clifton Strosnider
Kemp
Allen Whitacre
Mae Jane Grim
Lillian Helmick
Trene Judd
Freda White
David Mudd
MIT Gold
Edna Racey
Eve‘tic Warren
Local Society Notes List Prominent Names for Easter Event
Earl Samsell leads a list of RED group attendees including Easter, Glenn Combs, Cecil or Grade GOLD Gilbert Davidson and a large roster of surnames such as Ebersole Lemley Parker Perry Snapp Travers Teets Beaver Clark Edwards Edwards and White. BLUE group notes Victor Carbaugh.
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Billy Bass
Roy Dodson
Franklin Easter
Maurice Lemley
Roy Lemley
Walter White
Gita Bly
Thelma Carver
Virginia Mogle
Erma Sours
Charles Hayward
Charles Anderson
Mildred Hackley
Evelyn Gossard
Alma Shifflett
Louise Mudd
Edward Clevenger
Carl Dovell
Courtney Richard
Courtney Bennington
Ray Dodson
James Earl Ewing
James Gardner
Carlton Richard
Charles Sandy
Charlotte Barham
Nettie Lou Brill
Ruth Fisher
Lillian Oates
Nancy Perry
Eva Belle Walker
John Henry Sargent
Nancy Parker
Louise Stover
Franklin Barley
James Bowman
Thomas Madigan
John Mudd
Richard Terault
Maurice Vincent
Helen Beaver
Eloise Beaver
Evelyn Easter
Leonard White
Albert Colan
Ann Lemley
Ella Louise Sargent
Reba Riggleman
Rebha Keckley
Houston Keckley
Lester Bauserman
Janice Rickard
Neva Yates
Roy Williams
Zida Artrip
Carolyn Loy
Ettis Orndorff
Dayton Easter
Leland Teets
Louise Conner
Harry Hartman
Robert Snyder
Stella Hansberger
Russell Bayliss
Donald Armel
Kenneth Carbaugh
Lee Fawcett
Alfred
Evelyn Jones
Helen Kerns
Hilda Mauck
Dorothy Simmons
Edith May Whitmore
Bernice Carper
Eileen Clark
Anna Lee Easter
Marjorie Moore
Elsie Phinter
Hilda Racey
Page Ebersole
Richard Madagan
Roland Snapp
Charles Bursey
Harold Cooper
Home Hack
Thomas Russell
Irene Beaver
Margaret Pangle
Winifred Walker
Rhodelle W
Earl Samsell
Red—Aline Easter
Glenn Combs
Cecil Or
Gilbert Davidson
Geo. Ebersole
Charles R. Lemley
Garland Parker
Ferman Perry
Ralph Snapp
Louis Travers
Cecil Teets
Anna Margaret Beaver
Gertrude
Harrison pays tribute to South vows sacrifices not in vain
State Senator Burr P. Harrison spoke at Clarke county Old Chapel Confederate Memorial Day exercises. He argued for states’ rights, lauded Lee, warned against democracy’s war, and said sacrifices of the sixties and 1917 were not in vain, likening them to Calvary.
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Burr P. Harrison
Old Chapel
Clarke County
Virginia
South
Lee
Belgium
France
Holland
Norway
Poland
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
China
Robert E. Lee
Woodrow
Wilson
Calvary Hill
World War Draft Totals by Race in South Carolina
The record states that during World War I South Carolina drafted 18,261 white men and 25,798 Black men into the army.
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South Carolina
Detroit girl Linda Ware in custody dispute with governor present
Linda Ware, a 14 year old Detroit film star, arrived from Hollywood as her father George W. Stillwagon obtained a temporary custody order from a court in the auto capital. Governor Loren D. Dickinson witnessed the scene and the father seeks guardianship of the estate during a protracted legal battle now entering its second year. Dairy Month celebration noted with milk toast.
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Linda Ware
Detroit
Michigan
Loren D. Dickinson
Auto Capital
Linda
Hollywood
George W. Stillwagon
Funeral Service For Mrs Neville
The funeral of the late Mrs. Marona Henry Neville widow of C E Neville will be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the home of her daughter Mrs Carrie Anderson 21 East Germain Street. Rev Dr E T Clark of the First Baptist Church will conduct services. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Taylor Barr Harvey Carper William Perry John H Rosenberger Roland McInt4110rff and James Loy.
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Marona Henry Neville
C. E. Neville
Carrie Anderson
East Germain Street
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Taylor Barr
Harvey Carper
William Perry
John H. Rosenberger
Roland McIinturff
James Loy
Children’s Day Service At Galilee Church
A Galilee Church of Christ program for Children’s Day on Sunday night June 9 begins at 8 o clock. The event features readings songs recitations and solos by children and adults including Betty Clevenger Charlot Harrison Earl Smith Jene His Helpers and the Galilean Call chorus. Awards are presented by the Sunday School superintendent and minister Reid gives a farewell blessing as the closing hymn On On ends the service.
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Galilee Church of Christ
Grimes
Wilbur A. Reid
Betty Clevenger
Childrens Chorus
Eatone
Char
Whispering Hope
Robert Jones, Jr
Zelda Barrett
Helen Crim
Donald Leight
Jesse van Camp
Elizabeth Crim
Charlot Harrison
Charles E. McVay
Victor Crim
Earl Smith
James Crim
Jesus
Hazel Bageant
Mrs. Perkin
Frances Bageant
Ada Russell
Horace Leight
Constance Brown
Jene
Bageant
Anna Kerns
Frances Smith
Crim
Robert Clevenger
Douglas
Minister Reid
Charles Kerns
Central Collegiate Conference Outdoor Classic Opens Friday
Milwaukee June 4 A crack corps of track and field athletes invade Marquette Stadium Friday for the fifteenth annual outdoor classic. More than 30 schools entered including Notre Dame Wisconsin Purdue Michigan State Ohio State Northwestern Minnesota Butler Indiana Oklahoma and defending champions Marquette. Notre Dame Indiana Oklahoma and Wisconsin are viewed as title possibilities.
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Milwaukee
Marquette Stadium
Missouri Valley Stars
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Purdue
Michigan State
Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Butler
Indiana
Oklahoma
Marquette
Boxing Bout Ends With Laporte Counted Out In Corner
In Baltimore on June 3 a boxing commission probe followed last night’s Laporte Collins match after Laporte, leading on points, refused to enter the seventh round and was counted out in his corner by referee Charley Baum. Commission Chairman Stanley Scherr ordered Laporte’s purse held and a full medical exam to assess injuries.
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Baltimore
Boxing Commission
Sammy Laporte
Jimmy Collins
Charley Baum
Commission
Stanley Scherr
Laporte
Collins Ordeit
Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four
Answers to test Carrs printed on page 4 include items numbered 2 through 10 with topics on English and French pronunciation, monoplane, cinema, Gallup Poll, Ann Morrow Lindbergh, Battle of Jutland, a yes or no, and Iran.
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Gallup
Ann Morrow Lindbergh
Jutland
Iran
Mussolini's Italy Weighs War Role and Allies
In Rome Mussolini weighs Italy's wartime options as cabinet deliberates. The Duce seeks to secure regional gains and a major role in postwar peace, while Italian public opinion fluctuates over backing Hitler or the Allies amid fears of joining a war without popular support.
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Eee
Italy
Europe
London
Whitehall
Dardenelles
Rome
Duce
Pym Mussolini
Il Duce
Fascism
Mussolini
Aspira
Hitler
Munich
Johns Hopkins Commencement Denounces Nazi Influence
President Bowman warned that Nazi Germany’s doctrine has penetrated every university and home in America. He awarded 474 degrees at the 64th annual exercises and three honorary doctorates to Buckler Bush and Conklin. He criticized Dr Goebbels and warned the Nazi threat across Europe and America, urging vigilance.
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Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
America
William Hepburn Buckler
Johns Hopkins University Board of Trustees
Vannevar Bush
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Edwin Grant Conklin
Paul Goebbels
Goebbels
Hitler
Norway
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hold
Belgium
France
Switzerland
England
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