White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-11

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relatives.
Miss Nora Swan of Ely spent Tuee-
day in McGill as the guest OF Mrs.
Ernest T. Gibson.
Stanley Draper and Charles An
derson we're business visitors in Ruth
Wednesday afternoon.
William Campbell, James Lee and
Frank Jameson attended the baseball
meeting in Ely Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Robert Glenn and daughter
Madeline left Saturday morning for
Tacoma, Wash, to spend the summer.
Mrs. George Riser left Thursday
morning for a six weeks visit In
Salt Lake with relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Newman and Mrs.
Frank Huffer spent Monday in Ely
and were guests of Mrs. Oscar II.
Upwall.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles l.. Woods
of Missouri are the guests of Mrs.
Woods son, Rowe McCrea, and Mrs.
McCrea.
Jim Glenn of Salt Lake is spend
ing a few days in McGill and is WIS.,
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Glenn.
Mrs. Robert Merrill and her two
daughters, Hazel and Bernie, will
leave next Tuesday for California to
spend the summer.
Miss Doty Upton, Miss Mary Cam
eron and Miss Maud Connell are
spending a few days in Baker and
visiting Lehman cave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton E. Walker
motored to Ruth Friday and visited
Mrs. Walkers sister, Mrs. Gordon
Gaines. and Mr.. Gaines.
Mrs. Angus Robertson and daugh-
ter Dixie are spending a few days In
Ely as guests OF Mrs. Robertsons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randall.
Mrs. Haven Miller, assistant cash
Ter of the MeGill National bank, is as
sisting in the Copper National bank
in East Ely while Mr.. Wise Is at
tending the Shriners' convention in
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ginter anG
daughter Ruth left Saturday morn
ing for a few days visit in Salt Lake
While in the city Mr.. Ginter will
purchase a new ar. Upon their re-
turn Mr.. and Mrs. Ginter will be &C.
c%ompanied by Mrs. enters mother.
The two school trucks loaded to
their capacity and many private cars
motored to Ely Friday evening, the
occupants OF which attended the
graduation exercises of the White
Pine county high school. Among
the graduates were Miss Stella Welde
and Merritt Cullom OF McGill.
Miss Doty Upton has accepted a
position in the Los Angeles schools
for the coming year. Miss Upton
has been principal of the McGill
school for the last two years and
while in the district has made many
friends who are indeed sorry to lose
her. However, her many friends
wish her success in her new field of
work.
Word has been received in McGill
of the marriage of Eddie Robb, form
erly OF McGill. and Miss Mona Mich
OILS OF Ogden. The bride is a gradu-
ate of the Dee hospital in Ogden and
Mr.. Robb is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. NJ. Robb OF McGill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robb will make their home in Salt
Lake. where Mr.. Robb Is a reporter
for the Telegram.
Many Of the school teachers left
Saturday for their homes and places
of vacation. Miss Maud Jarbo will
spend the summer in Salt Lake and
summer school at the Univef-
sity OF Utah. Miss Evelyn Campbell
will attend the university at Reno
Miss Culp will visit her parents in
Philadelphia, later attending Column
bia university. Miss Doty Upton and
Miss Mary Campbell will tour Vel
lowstone national park. Later Miss
Upton and Miss Bell will attend
Berkeley university.
A large crowd motored to Ely last
Wednesday evening and attended the
class play given by the members OF
the senior class OF the White Pine
high school. Among those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams,
Mrs. j. Welde. the Misses Sylvia Old
man, Bebecca Welde, Lois Reed, Mel
lie Dolan, Susie Dagg, Marjorie
Welde, Annie Welde and Messrs.
Ernest Clays, Merritt Cullom. Harry
Williams, Garnett Cullom. Inwood.
Dagg, Clayton Draper, William Min
ford, Harold Doyle, w. \. Ireland
and Edward Moran.
The commencement exercises OF
the McGill public school were held In
the school building Thursday eve
ming. The stage was decorated with
pretty ported plants and across the
front were artistic decorations In the
class colors of red and white and the
class motto, Strive and Succeed.
An excellent address was given by
the class president, John Dubravac,
and a vocal solo by Miss Margaret
Fitzgerald. superintendent George
A. Whiteley gave an interesting class
address on the principles Of Educa-