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k No Opposition Filed
Against Old Officers
For Rosman Election
ROSMAN, April 21.—Mnyor Alfred
M. White and his hoard of aldermen
will be unopposed In the primary 01
;etieral election. Filed for re-election
with Mayor White are Austin Hogsed
and Claud Stroup. Tom Mahoney, who
served the past two years as alderman,
will not run. and Grover 11 Woodard
hns filed In his place.
The primary election, scheduled for
Monday of next week, will not be hold,
and the general election on May I, "'111
be a formality.
Piano Recital Will
Be Given Friday Eve
Brevard school mush pupils < t Pro
fessor Alvin Moore will giv* a piano
recital Friday evening of this week at
i 8 o'clock. This is the final m the sr
{I lies of recitals, to* which the public is
invited.
Those taking part on tin program
will he Helen Ihinean. Odell ScoR.
Ruth Duncan. Lois Wilson. Fret! Ola
zener. Sylvia Lyday. Mary Norwood.
Marie Waldrop. Mary Jane Walker.
Norma Hamilton. Hetty Gravy. Wilma
Pickelsimer. George Simpson. Edward
Olazener. Douglas Wyatt. Janet Jen
kins, Frances Walker. Dorothy Gallo
way, Jeanette Austin. Mex Kizer. Nina
Lou Uustin. Richard Franklin. Hobby
Norwood, Paul Jones. Billie Jean Dim
can.
Marshals will he: Martha Kate Moore.
Emma Lou Loft is. Harleston McIntosh.
Mary Alice Feaster. Janet Jenkins.
Oliver Orr, John Lyday. Vance Jack
son and James Bridges.
Vocational Ag Boys
Spend Day at Clemson
Vocational agriculture boys of Bre
vard and Rosrnan high schools spent
Tuesday at Cletusou College, Forty-four
boys from Brevard and 28 from Ros
trum made the trip, accompanied by
their teachers. Randal l.vdny and 't.
L. Lunsford.
In addition to the Brevard and Ros
trum boys. "2 members of the Hender
son county agriculture classes also at
tended. The trip was made in trucks,
and the hoys returned home Tuesday
night about 8 o’clock.
During the day the boys visited the
large Clemsorr farm, saw a military
parade at 12 o'clock, and attended the
Clemson-Erskine ball game in the aft
ernoon.
Little River School
Closing Exercises
Closing exercises of Little River
school will be held on Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. April 28. The pro
gram will consist of exercises l>y the
primary grades, a play b\ the sixth
grade, and the seventh grade gradua
tion exercises.
Rath Fisher Is salutatorian cf thr
graduating class and Walter Vellaun.
valedictorian.
Soft Ball League Is
Probable For Brevard
Plans are being laid for a softball
league here again this summer, with
the Presbyterian. Baptist. Episcopal,
and Methodist Sunday schools each ex
pected to enter teams.
Last year the soft ball games fur
nished a decided addition to the sum
mer entertainment program and many
of the visitors Joined In ttie play reg
ularly.
The league was also responsible for
Increased Sunday school attendance,
one of the r MUiretricnts for eligibility
being attendance at church or Sunday
school.
Brevard 7th Grade
School Leaders
frno <;i.axi:xi:h and n.wm
FKAX KI.IX (in' 7th made leaders
at Brevard schools this year. Fred,
a son of Mr. anil Mrs. Julian (Haven
er, is cal' diet aria n of the class, and
David. son of Mr. and Mrs. II. I).
Franklin, is salntatorian.
Graduation exercises of thr Brevard
elementary school will be held Tuesday
night at S o’clock at the Brevard high
school auditorium, at which time 61
hoys and girls will receive certificates.
The address to the graduation class
will be delivered by the Ttev. J. >1.
Brendall. pastor of the Brevard Meth
odist church. The presentation of cer
tificates will be made by Principal
.1. E. Rufty.
The following program will lie pre
sented:
Song- "The Son of God Goes Forth
to War." class; Invocation. Rev. Yan
cey p. Elliott; salutatory. David Frank
lin; class history. Mary Alice Hardin;
class prophecy. Ethelyn Plckelslmer;
class poem. Jack Huggins: class grum
bles. Roy McCall: Inst will and testa
ment. Bonnie Mae Galloway; valedic
tory. Fred Olazcner; song—"Friend*
ship." class; address. Rev. .1. H. Bren
dall; presentation of D. A. R. history
medals. Mrs. Ralph H. Ramsey. Jr.;
presentation of certificates. Mr. J. E.
Ruftyp?“School Song," class.
The class colors are purple and gold,
and the class flower is pansy.
The class officers Include: David
Franklin, president; Maude Onllamore.
vice-president; llershcl Galloway, sec
retary; Wayne Fullbriglit. treasurer.
The following are members of the
seventh grade class:
Kdpar Aiken. Eleanor Asnwortn.
Harrell Bapwell. Una Bishop, Otlio Bo
wen. Bertie Brown, Lura Brown, May
bell Bryson. Willard Calrnes. Morris
Cantrell. Annie Mae Coleman, James
Cooper, Joe Cooper, Billy Crary, Torino
Dean, Inez Edmundson. Emily Feaster,
Wayne Fullbriirht, Pavid Franklin.
Maude Gallamore. Ponnie Mae Gallo
way. Hersho! Galloway. Carrie l.ee
Garren. Bonnie l.ee Glazener. Fred
Glazener. Mary Alice Hardin Roy Head.
Jack ltupplns. Helen Jones, Kenneth
Kim:, Earl l-nnce, T.lnton Lannlup, !
Jimmy Martin. Betty MeCull, Christine
McCall. Roy McCall. Jimmy McCrae. |
Grace Mull, Bertie Mae Orr. Zune G:t.
Iva l.ee Devon. Charlie Button. Dorothy
Boole. El holy n Plckelslmer. Katherine.
Simpson. Charlie Smith. Ralph Smith.
Harry Scrupps, Luelle Snelson. Mildred
Sprnua.. Christine Tinsley, Mary Alice
Tinsley. Elizabeth Brown Mildred Bo
tev, Edna Ward. Eartene Waters. John
R. i. Whitmire. Larry Wilson. John
York. Eocene Morris. Ephraim Neill.
Rosman School Exercises
Continue Through April 29
ROSMAN. April 21.—Graduation ex
ercises of Rosman high school will hold
center of attention here during the next
several days, with programs being held
Thursday evening of this week and
through Thursday evening of next week,
when graduation exercises will close the
series.
All events will take place in the high
school auditorium with the exception
of the junior-senior reception which
will be hold in the gym.
1‘iiinn I'rrltal Thursday
The piano recital of pupils of Miss
Elizabeth Whitmire will he given
Thursday evening of this week.
Those taking part on the program
are: Mrs. H. O. Muss. Mrs. I!. I,. Luns
ford Ruth Lewis. Eva Israel. Helen
Fisher. Harbnrn Henderson. Tobitha
Waldrop. Mildred Frtce. Addle Owen.
Violet McCall. Rav Winchester. There
will also Is special selections by the
glee club.
Marshals are: Margaret White, chief.
Margaret Olazener Tobitha Waldron.
Ttay Winchester. D. H. Winchester.
Ruth Rice Rub' Lov< and W'lda
Reece.
naccalaurral' Scroti on
The Rev. ,'es- (' Owen, of Spruce
line, will deliver the baccalaureate
address Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The
program for the day includes:
Prelude: doxology. audience: Invoca
tion, Rev. M. E. Sumey; song, gradu
ating class; scripture and prayer. Rev.
H. O. Huss: sermon. Dr. Owen; bene
diction. Rev. Clyde S. McCall; postlude.
Junior-Sen lor Reception
Class colors of green and orchid in n
setting appropriate to the Robin Hood
theme will effectively decorate the
gymnasium Monday evening at 8 CIO
for the junior-senior reception. Miss
l.ucile Galloway will be master of cere
monies.
\V< Iconic will be given by Povio
White: response. J. R. Breedlove; Who
Stole the "Dear", (Junior). Ray Win
chester; Rallad of Mery Men. (Senior).
Tommie Reynolds; merry adventures
of senior class. (Senior). Annlce Whit
mire; merry adventures of faculty,
(teacher), Mr. Thomas; music, string
band: games. Margaret White.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
will lie served by Louise Chastain, Ag
nes Woodard, Miriam Stewart. Eva Is
rael, W ilia bet h Reid. Mary Whitmire.
Senior Plop Tuesday
"Here Comes Charlie,” will be pre
sented by the senior class on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The three-act play
has been centered on by the class, an 1
promises to be an entertainment of high
merit. Following are the characters:
N'of.. Malone, cook at the Elliott
home. Ora 'da Wilde; Officer Tim Mc
Gill. Nora's sweetheart. Harold Mc
Neely: Mrs. Fannj Farnham Larry's
aunt by marriage. Ruby
Elliott, a young business
Summey; Ted Hartley, 1
college pal, Frank Chap
Smythe-Kersey, Larry’s fl
Moses; Uncle Aleck
fOontinued on Back
Nine Men Filed For Board;
Election Be Held Monday
Brevard's municipal election holdB
center of attention this week, with
the primary scheduled to be held
Monday, April 20, to select five men
as aldermen from the list of ten fil
ed for office.
Mayor A. H. Harris Is unopposed
for his second term as chief execu
tive of the town, and his name will ,
not be on the ticket to be voted in
Monday’s primary. The general
election will be held on Tuesday.
May 1. and will be a matter of
form, as the candidates are selected
in the primary Monday.
Those filed for aldermen are
Ralph J. Duckworth, R. P. Kilpat
rick, Fred E. Shuford, Anthony A.
Trantham, who are seeking re-elec
tion; R. H. Plummer, M. W. Gal
loway, W. M. Henry, W. L. Mull,
and J. E. Waters.
Candidates met at the city hall
Saturday morning and agreed that
there would be no absentee ballots
used.
The polls will open at 7 o'clock in
ltic morning and close at 7 in the
afternoon according to ruling of the
State Hoard of Elections. C. C. Kil
patrick is registrar, with Y. Pat
ton and C. F. Mlsenhelmer, judges.
College Team To Play
Textile Nine Friday
Coach Arthur Rankin's Brevard Col
lege baseball team v ill meet Its only
opponent of the week here on the high
school diamond on Friday afternoon at
.1 o'clock. The contest with the Tex
tHers will not be a Junior college con
ference battle, but will be a hard
fought contest for the RnnBon men.
■When the two teams met in their
first contest of the season at Spartan
burg. the Brevard team was defeated
by a score of ll-6.\
In all probability Coach Hanson will
select Southpaw Lee to perform on
the mound In the contest for the Tor
nado nine while Ray is scheduled to
share the major part of the pitching
duties for the Soutli Carolinians.
Lineup for the Brevard contest will
be as follows:
Deal lb; Cnuble 2b: DeShaw ss;
Frye 8b: Lee p: Clayton rf; Boats cf:
Tweed If.
Selica Exercises To
Be Held April 23rd
The Soiled school will hold Its seventh
grade graduation exercises Friday eve
ning of this week at 8 o’clock at the
school building.
The address to the class will be made
by H. X. Powell, of Asheville, and the
awarding of diplomas and certificates
will tie made by Miss Ruth Waters,
principal.
The following program for the closing
exercises will he given: Salutatory.
Hazel Miller; Lonely Olork, Vera Ham
lin; Our Childhood School, Ross Wil
son; last will and testament Dora Bar
ren: class prophecy. Nell Wilson; class
song; address, H. N. Powell; presenta
tion of certificates and awards, Miss
Waters; valedictory, DoraGarren; song,
Goodbye Schoolmates; toast to teachers.
Hazel Miller.
Preceding the graduation exercises,
a program will be given by members of
the school, with the following taking
part: Murle Barton, Molly Jane Me
Gaha. Doyle Eubanks. Frances Bentley,
Curtis Lance, William Bentley. Mar
garet Bryson, Junior Sumrney. and
song by the entire school.
Concluding the commencement exer
cises will he a pie supper held at the
Sellra school Tuesday night. Features
of the entertainment will he a beauty
contest and a cake walk. Each girl is
asked to bring a pie to be auctioned off.
High School Ends
Season With Two
Wins Over H’ville
A glorious final to the Brevard high
school baseball sound was the double
defeat which Coach Tllson’s men
handed their arch-enemy Henderson
ville. taking two games In a row,
Thu Tilaon men made a big slug
ging rally here last week in the
seventh Inning to net seven runs and
tie up a game that ended 16-P. Cnr
land started for Brevard, and was re
lieved in the fifth by Lester Brown
who handled the visitors excellently,
while his teammates slugged out a
lop-sided victory.
Carland again faced the Henderson
vlll*. crew there Tuesday afternoon
for the last game of the season, and
this time he showed his real pitching
ability by holding the team to five
scattered hits, and while the score
was I--’ It, fnvor of Brevard, no earn
ed runs wore chalked up.
A couple of mlaeues and a single
netted Hendersonville their two tal
lies In the first inning, while Brevard
played along until ’he fourth frame
before scoring. Again in the sixth,
and then in the seventh when Shu
ford hit for the circuit, and In the
ninth, the Brevard hoys scored to take
a well-earned victory.
Shuford was leading hatter for
Brevard with two for three, while
Staton led his team with three for
five.
Tanner* at Hazelwood
Brevard Tnnners will play at Hazel
wood, Saturday afternoon, the game to
start at 3:30.
Hazelwood lost Saturday to Tryon.
5-5. while Brevard lost to Enka, 12-5.
New Phone Book Will
Be Published Soon
Work Is going forward on the new
telephone directory for Brevard, and
will be ready for distribution to sub
scribers within the next two weeks.
Complete listings of the Citizen's
Telephone company will be carried.
Esvlth other Information pertaining
telephone service. The book will
ited by The Times print shop.
Pisgah Forest Grads
To Hear Rev. Jones
Graduation exorcises of the Pisgah
Forest school will be held Tuesday eve
ning at 8 o’clock at the school, at which
time 20 boys and girls will receive cer
tificates for completion of the seventh
grade work.
The Rev. C. M. Jones, pastor of the
P.revard-Davldson River Presbyterian
church, will be the commencement
speaker on this occasion. Miss Annie
May Patton, principal, will present the
certificates, and Mrs. C. L. Newland will
present the It. A. R. history medal.
Bob T. Gash will give the valedictory
and Billie Jean Duncan the salutatory.
Other members of the class taking part
on the program Include: Edna Nichol
son, class poet: Thelma Daniels, histo
rian: Edwin Cheek, prophecy: Alva
Sentell. last will and testament.
Those receiving certificates : Sidney
Barnett. Thelma Daniels, Dixon Lyduy,
Harold Norris, Wlllo Mae Cody, Edna
Nicholson. Billie Jean Duncan, Maude
Alexander, Elsie Marcum, Edwin Cheek.
A. J. Parker, Myrtle Norris, Bob T.
Gash. Alva Sentell, Ralph Sentell. Rich
ard Parker, Otellia Parris. Mary Edith
Alexander, Marie Baynard, Dorothy
Conley.
W. O. W. Members To
Attend State Camp
Members of the Brevard and Rosman
Woodmen of the World camps plan to
attend sessions of the state camp which
will be held in Hendersonville on April
23. 26, and 27.
The sessions will be held In the Sky
land hotel on Monday and Tuesday,
with the Sunday afternoon session to
he held at 3 o'clock In the Henderson
ville Methodist church. Governor Clyde
R. Hocy of North Carolina, Governor
E. J. Rivers of Georgia, Governor Glln
Johnson of South Carolina, ard Be E.
Bradshaw, president of the Woodmen,
will he on the Sunday afternoon pro
gram.
—
Thirty Young Men In
CCC From County
—
Thirty Transylvania county hoys
were accepted for service in the CCC
Inst Thursday at Asheville, according
to Mrs. C. Y. Patton, oertifylrg officer
who carried the boys to Asheville for
examination.
The boys were sent from Asheville
to various CCC outfits, some of them
coming to P-66 at North Brevard.
Each boy will be paid $5 per month
for work in the CCC to take care of
his Incidental expenses, and $2H will
be allotted to his family.
Following is a 11s! of the boys who
went from Transylvania.
Charles G. Andrews. Marvin Allison.
Mark Ball, Jesse T. McCall, Starland
McCall, J. Janies McTunkln, Eugene
Wilson. Brevard: Elzie Chapman.
Charles Ralph Jones, William Curley
Mann. Eh B. Morgan. Wilhon C. Tor
rence. Howard Whitmire. Brevard,
route 1; James Carl Lyday, O. Herbert
Williams. William Monroe Owenby.
Brevard, route 2: Allen Marvin Smith.
Frank Murr. Rogers Lee Whitmire,
Brevard, route 3: Ernest Galloway,
Balsam Grove; Arthur Morris Smith
Cedar Mountain; Tolmudgc Kilpatrick.
John H. Thomas. Charles E. Whit
mire. Lake Toxaway; George Manley
Barton, John J. .Johnson. I’lsgah For
est ; Lawrence Davis. Clinton E.
Green. Virgil Owen, Avery M. Gallo
way. Itosman.
Shooting Gallery Is
Opened By Bagwell
Wade Bagwell announces the opening
of the Brevard Shooting Gallery, which
is located in the old Poinsette Cafe
building on W. Main street.
There are many excellent marksmen
in the community who are patronizing
tlie new amusement place, and gal
leries heretofore have proven very po
pular with tourists. The gallery is
large and well lighted.
Center District BTU
Meet Set For Sunday
The meeting of center district of the
B. T. TT. will be held at the Brevard
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
The following program will be car
ried out: Congregational singing: de
votlonals, the Rev. Yancey C. Elliott;
special song. Cathey’s Creek; playlet,
Carr's Hill; talk, "What B. T. U. is do
ing for young people of today," Rev.
Yates Frady, Cedar Mountain: special
music, Glady Branch; poem, Dunn’s
Rock; song.
Rosman 7th Grade
School Leaders
EDNA ALLISON and GLENN
WINCHESTER are leading student*
of the seventh grade at Rosman
schools this gear. Miss Allison, who
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Carl
Allison, of Cherry field, Is valedicto
rian of the seventh grade class, and
young Winchester, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ixo L. Winchester, of Calvert,
is salutatorian.
Closing exercises of the Rosman
elementary school will be held Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the high
school auditorium. Twenty-three boys
und girls will receive certificates at
this time for completion of work In
the seventh grade.
The address of the occasion will be
delivered by R. M. Lee. aslstunt dean
of Mars Hill College. Presentation of
certificates of promotion and other
awards will be made by Principal W
M. Hunt.
Tlfe following program will be pre
sented: March; song. "Welcome Sweet
Springtime." class: salutatory, Glenn
Winchester: Who's In the Seventh
Grade, Helen Whitmire; valedictory.
Edna Allison; class song. Days of
Youth; presentment of history D. A.
R. medal, Mrs. Thorvald Berg; ad
dress. H. M. Lee; presentment of
certificates and other awards, W. M.
Hunt.
The class motto. Climb, Through
the Rocks be Rugged; class odors,
green and white; class flower, dog
wood.
Ushers for the event: Dan. Edens,
chief, V. B. Waldrop, Edna Nelson,
Leslie Nicholson, Josephine Powell.
The class roll Includes: Edna Alli
son, Craig Snipes, Glenn Winchester,
Georg’ Osteen, Helen Whitmire, Ar
thur Waldrop, Glenn Summey Eff.o
Butler, Lillian Bryson. Looney Sisk,
Ruth Lewis. Elzle Raines, Alfred
Owen, Jewel Garren, J. C. Cassell,
Ora Owen. Fred Powell, Maurice Owen,
Hazel Barrett. Rosie Gillespie. Charles
Huggins, Jason Gillespie, Berfam Cna
mll.
Baptist Men Asked
To Meet In Brevard
For Special Session
Meri of the churches In the Transyl
vania Baptist Association are invited
to attend a special meeting which will
be held In the Brevard Baptist church
next Sunday, April 25.
Professor R. M. Lee, of Mars HIU
College will speak at 11 o'clock, and
again In the afternoon. Other speakers
who will appear on the program aro
the Rev. Yancey C. Elliott, pastor; D.
P. Martin, outstanding layman of
Asheville, and the Rev. Broadus Wall,
pastor of the Flist Baptist church at
Hendersonville.
It Is expected that pastors and a
delegation of officers and laymen from
each church In the association will at
tend. Julian A. Glazoner Is chairman
of the mceilng which !h to he in the
nature of a ' Fellowship."
Improvements Noted
In Uptown Sections
Decided Improvements In the uptown
section of Brevard Imve been made
during the week In three Instances.
While neither of the threo projects
involved a large outlay of cash, they
have added materially to appearances,
and will in all likelihood be followed
by others.
Loalia Tinsley has graded the Ptck
elslmer lot, corner of Main and Times
Arcade, and surfaced It with gravel.
He will use It for a taxi stand. The
Brevard Shoe Shop has painted out the
glarirg red paint on the front of the
King building and has It a neat, clean
white. Miss Viola Mull has had the
Waltermlre building front on Main
street and the Interior redecoruted and
will vise it for a beauty parlor.
Little Theatre Meeting
The regular mealing of the Little
Theatre will he held at 8:15 o’clock
Thursday evening of this week. A dis
cussion will he held of the play "Romeo
and Juliet." All members are requested
to bring a copy.
Governor Hoey Asks
Vote Against Stores
RALEIGH.—With first liquor elec
tion under the 1987 act to be held In
Dare county on Saturday of this week,
Governor Clyde R. IToey took his stand
with those opposed to operation of ABC
stores In a public statement Tuesday.
The governor declared that the "de
feat of the liquor stores In the elections
soon to be held would be most whole
some and beneficial to the whole state.”
Elections on th<». local store plan have
been called In Durham, next Tuesday:
In Columbus, May 4; Allegbaney, May
25; Johnston. May 29: Mecklenburg.
June 1: and Wayne, June 1.
The state liquor control board will be
named by the governor on Friday of
this week according to advices from
[the office of the chief executive.
—
Mrs. J. L. Saltz Buys
Bryant House Hotel
Mrs. J. L. Salt/ has purchased the
Rryant House, well known hostelry on
King street, and plans to make a num
ber nf In.-.roveiiients on the property.
The Bryant House has l>een a well
patronized olate for a number of years,
and with the Improvements Mrs. Saltz
plans to make it wi'l be a decided asset
to the town's hotel facilities. The pqr
chas'i was made from J. Frank Morgan.
Graduating oxerciiies on WedneJfeyj
evening. April 23, will bring to a close!
the activities of the Brevard high |
school year. Diplomas will be awarded j
to 59 boys and girls, the largest class I
to be graduated Ir. the history of the i
school.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
pleached Sunday evening m the high
school auditorium with the Res . C.
Jones, pastor of Brevard Presbyterian
church. delivering the message.
Churches of the town will cull in their
evening services Sunday for the event.
Program for the Sunday evening
sendees which will begin at 8 o'clock
is as follows;
Processional; invocation, the Rev J.
II. Brendall; special music, glee club;
announcements. Professor II. T. Kim
zev; special music by Professor Alvin
Moore and Mrs. Melvin Oillespic; ser
mon, the Rev. C. M. Jones; benedic
tion. the Rev. Harry Perry: recession
al.
Program announced for graduation
exercises on Wednesday. April 28, In1
eludes:
Processional; invocation, the Rev.
Yancey C. Elliott; salutatory, Charles
Allen; valedictory, Nina Don Dustin;
introduction of speaker, Professor J.
B. Jones; address. Dr. Willis Parker;
awarding of diplomas. Professor R. T.
Kimzey; song, graduates; recessional.
Marshals for the two occasions will
be—Martha Kate Moore, chief; Mary
Alice Boaster, Janet Jenkins. Harleston
McIntosh. Emma I.ou Loftis, James
Bridges, John Lyday, Vance Jackson,
Oliver Orr.
Class officers are: Nina I.ou Ruatln,
president; Charles Duckworth, vice
president; Charles Allen, secretary;
Clara Allison, treasurer. Mascots of the
I class are Martha Ann Hampton and
| John Bradley. The clans motto la
I "Strive tor Higher Ideals;” class colors,
'silver and blue: class flower, rose.
| Following H a complete list of the
graduates who will receive their dip
j lumas on Wednesday evening:
! William Warren Albert, Warren Utts
|sell Alexander, Charles Howard Allen,
i Clara Allison, Francis Allison, Lave me
I Allison. Rachel Marie Arrowood, Earl
[Ashworth, Mary Mathilda Barnette.
Gladys Margaret Baynard, Riley E.
Beddlngfleld. Rachel Bowen, Roy Ed
ward Carter. Kathryn Case, Wllllum
M. Cnse.
Dwight Elmo Collins, Mary Josephine
Dormid. Ruby Celina Dermid. Charles
England Duckworth, Edna T-avonne
Duncan, Edna Evelyn Edmundson,
Richard ,T. Enloe, Terrell Fricks, Kath
ryn Charlotte Fulton, Mae Sue Gatla
more. Dorothy Helen Galloway, Ivr.n
Galloway, Clara Belle Garren. Henry
Edgar Garren, Norma Hamilton.
Mildred Elizabeth Henderson, Ada
Mary Holden, William Andrew Lydny.
Edward Henry Mackey, Jennie Marie
Meece. Harold Rivers Merrill, Lucille
Thelma Michael, Clifton Moore, Mary
Louise Moore. Pearl Angelina Mull, Ed
na Jane McCrary. Mary Carolyn Mc
Intosh. Elsie Mc.Iunkin, Banks E. Nich
olson, Reba Elizabeth Nicholson.
D. S. Orr. Mary Elizabeth Osborne,
Ruth Smlthers Owen, Nina Lon Rustln,
Cecile Elizabeth Simpson. Lillie Eliza
beth .Slnlnrd. Mary Marie Smith, George
Robert Souther. Helen Melissa Summey,
Marl ha Irene Tinsley, Florence Tipton,
Helen Grace VeHaun. Albert M. Wil
liam:!, Jane Mackey Tongue.
Following the presentment of diplo
mas. the following medals will be
awarded—scholarship, journalistic, ath
tetlcii. citizenship, and vocational.
I