Looking Forward To The Senior Banquet
Senior banquet plans are described with committee heads Nancy Butler overseeing the event. Jimmy Taylor the Class Prophet will unveil the future, Retha Shirkey the Class Historian recalls past events, Jacqueline Eagle will read the Class of 1946 will, and Bobby Edwards hubs the Class Song with Jody leading Prom committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Butler
Anton Wens
Jimmy Taylor
Retha Shirkey
Jacqueline Eagle
Bobby Edwards
Kenneth Plays Clarinet In Class Of Forty Six Note
A personal sketch describes Kenneth as a clarinet player in the class of 46. The piece highlights her commercial studies and her top subjects with music and swimming. She plans to teach home economics in a high school and may apply it practically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm
Library Club
Senior Class Announces Valedictorian And Laudeatprian Names
Erroneous OCR lists Senoreer officers Carroll Morrow as Valedictorian and Dan Saxe as Lauldatorian with multiple mis-spellings. The fragment recalls school events from different years including badminton and spring productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Morrow
Dan Saxe
Nancy Lee Coble
Walter Bailey
Spelling
Boon‘shine
Honey Suckle
Club plans and library duties for 1910s students
The article outlines tasks for pupils to support library work including book orders and lists, keeping books orderly, and helping with odd jobs. It encourages weekly participation, club activity, and invites Carly and others to join to ensure entry next year, with note of including boys in the following year.
Snoopers Note On Sly Gossip And April Revels
The fragment mentions spies and sly tactics, references to Helen MacLachan and Jimmy Whiting, and a shift in social scenes. It hints at a planned event on April 12 with anticipation, and a joking tone about teams and dances, plus scattered name mentions like Nancy Hall and Scottie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree li
Mogene
Keith
Helen MacLachan
Jimmy Whiting
Billy Jean Smith
Westy
Nancy
Hard fought battle tests teams and players
A terse recap notes a hard fought contest featuring players Babb Nelson Bak Brooks Wolverton Butler Shull Ritter Youngblood and others. Both sides displayed skilled play and steady effort throughout the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Babb
Nelson
Baka
Brooks
Wolverton
Butler
Shull
Ritter
Younglood
How Now Brown Con staged by the Juniors
The Juniors present How Now Brown Con as a lively stage event. The review highlights a lonely ad man and a gathering at the Brown Cow with several young women in violets and a cast including Barbara Maxwell Virginia Pifer Tot ty Smith and Pat Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mrs. Quail
Betty June Hurst
Barbara Maxwell
Virginia Pifer
George
Totty Smith
Betty Cather
Hussy
Pat Stephenson
Miss Mink
Barbara Hough
Mary Ann Walters
The Junior Harem At Intermission Show
At intermission the program featured various acts including Jimmy Rose who sang There Ive Said It Again. Walters and Milly Hackley performed acrobatic renditions while a final dance and record closed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Rose
Walters
Milly Hackley
Crusade Finishes Phase as Churches Report Giving
The report notes March 10 observances across Churches Avenue Charge and nearby congregations marking the completion of a Crusade financial phase. Gifts totaling $925 and $1563 were recorded toward a quota of 1 yf, with services at Hill, Macedonia, and Mon indicating progress and top payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Imegind Hill
Macedonia
Mon
Voyage by Air Over Ancient Lands to the Dead Sea
Harold Boyle writes from an air tour that crosses Mesopotamia and the Jordan River region in a Canopus flying boat. He pokes fun at desert scenery, laments limited stops, and wryly muses on seeing the Dead Sea and ancient sites while noting inflation and a souvenir wish for Frances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Jordan
James Thurber
I 'Ra
Shatt al Arab
Iran
Mesopotamia
Tigris
Euphrates
Babylonia
River Jordan
Mississippi
Santa Claus
Harry James
Jericho
Dead Sea
Nile
Cleopatra
Harold Vercingteorix Boyle
Week of services invites public to worship with the ladies
The public is welcome to join the ladies for this week's worship services at the church. Attendance is encouraged and all are invited to participate in the planned gatherings.
Lenten Week Of Prayer and Self Denial Starts Sunday
Lenten Week Of Prayer and Self Denial begins Sunday with the theme Come Ye Apart. Each night features a different subject including Make His Saree Glorious and O Lord Forgive, with Tuesday and Wednesday prayers and a Thursday service led by the Pastor on The Man Who.
Agricultural Tip: Spray Blooming Trees To Prevent Fruit
The Department of Agriculture notes a 2 percent tar solution applied to blossoms prevents fruit set. Apply during bloom to reach the blossoms and protect the tree as it develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
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Evening Star
Handley
Aare
Kenneth
Navy
Iris Pugh
Musterole
TION
National Surgical Fitters
Winchester
Snooper
P. S. Puleere
Toby
Scottie
Boyles
Frances
United States
Kiernan's News Corner
Walter Kiernan Poa i
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
Cope
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. Braddock St
T. G. Adams Esso
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Gerrard Sts
Win
Eee
Musicappl
Otee
W. Boscawen &T
Loudoun St
Fyannes
Holsinger & Bon
Court Square
Pho Ee
Wheel Toys
Hill's
Metal Baby
Irish Mail
Action Wheel Toy
Metal Scooter
Hill's Toy & Novelty Store
North Loudouns
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