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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1930

Page

2

Handley High School Honors City Benefactors

Handley High School graduates honored city benefactors in a ceremony with Miss Ann Tucks McGuire reading the valedictory due to Miss Ritter illness. The program featured performances by Handley Orchestra and Glee Clubs, with diplomas presented by principal G. R. Quarles and superintendent H. Duffey. Names on the diploma list include Margaret Anderson, Ada Baker, Evelyn Baylis, Charlotte Seeckaver, Helen Carper, Mattie Clark, Winifred Yetive, and many others.

Ter Miss Ritter Ivy Ann Tucks McGuire Handley Orchestra George W. Stover Edward Koons Handley Girls’ Glee Club Mid Sylvan Mary Frances Ritter Margaret Selina Anderson Ada Glass Baker Evelyn Ba Margaret Léliah Bayliss Charlotte Seeet Caver Helen Elizabeth Carper Mattie Bondurant Clark Winifred Yetive Zaewene Per Gostruge Vivian Hershberge Mildred Beth Magan Vivian Estelle Hollis Virginia Ann Huntsberry Edith Rebecca Jones Emily Benson Light Virginia Noel Lupton Catherine Oe Anner McGuire Mary Tae McQuay Catherine Brown McVicar Katie Lorene Morrow Mary Lillian Oakes Velma Lee Pannett Gladys Lucille Patton Virginia Cover Russell Gladys Lockwood Pareent Dorothy la Shatte Cornelia Katherine "Sulphin

Campaign adversary given chance to testify on attitude

Investigators decided to give the defiant Cannon a chance to testify and to consider their future course only after learning his attitude.

Nine Pupils Will Receive Diplomas At Douglas School

The finals program of Douglas Junior High School in the city will close with nine members of the class of 1930 receiving diplomas tomorrow night. The program includes salutatory, class poem, vocal and instrumental solos, a class prophecy, address by J Francis Gregory, and a benediction. Diplomas go to Florence Shelton, Gertrude Brooks, Katherine Green, Louise Swift, Mary Wilhoit, Randolph Robinson, Ruth Burks, Sadie Finley, and Sylvia Dixon.

Douglas Junior High School Smeth North Kent Street Mary L. Wilhoit Ruth C. Burks Louis V. Swift Gertrude A Florence Shelton Sadie A. Finley Sylvia T. Dixon Katherine M. Greene Randolph W. Robinson Hugh Duffey Winchester Publc J. Francis Gregory Miner Normal School Washington, D. C Florence FR. Shelton Gertrude A Brooks Katherine M. Green Louise V. Swift Mary L Randolph W. Robinson Ruth C Burks

Zest and Delight in Culture and Liberal Education

A promotional notice for a Virginia university extension reading list. Jesse Lee Bennett argues readers seek culture in books music pictures and ideas that delight and avoid dull works. The Union lists travel adventure poetry and more and loans are offered by the University of Virginia Extension Department via mail requests.

Jesse Lee Bennett Star University Virginia

Local Men haul in string of hardheads on fishing trip

Harry H. Woolward E. E. Cuthbert and Ralph Young of Washington returned from Point Lookout Maryland near the Potomac mouth with 93 hardheads caught in four and a half hours. Captain Sheever and Captain Bradburn led the trip as rain shortened a prolific day. Fish weighed one to four pounds and peelers were used for bait with multiple doubles on a single hook noted.

Harry H. Woolward E. E. Cuthbert Ralph Young Washington Point Lookout Potomac River Sheever Bradburn

Epworth League Spring Institute Opens Tomorrow

The Epworth League Winchester District holds its spring institute at Braddock Street Methodist Church South Sunday school room. Delegates union presidents and district officers will attend a supper to start the event, with each chapter performing at 8 o'clock. The public is invited. The program continues Saturday at 9 a.m.

Epworth League of Winchester Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South

Public business session at Handley stadium hosts 160 attendees

The session will run until evening under the recreational committee led by Rev. P. R. Diehl. About 160 people are expected to attend the institute. This is the district's last meeting before the Massenetta Assembly held at Massenetta Springs near Burg.

Handley Stadium P. R. Diehl Institute Ae Massenetta Assembly Masenetta Springs Burg

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