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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-06-30

may now be expected at the Re-
publican primaries.
General Joseph Holman, a ma
tive of Williamsport, died at En-
erson. Neb., aged 72. He studied
law with John Thompson Mason
and the late Ex-Governor Hamil-
ton. He was encouragement of
Eutah under President Pierce. He
leaves a widow, and one son and
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Schnebly
and also Miss Ella Holman, both
of WiIliamsport.
John Hepfer, formerly of this
county, died at Lenark, H., aged
Sc. He was a brother of Mrs.
T. F. Young, North Jonathan ST.,
and brother-in-law of A. B. Barn
hart, this city.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-06-30

The Daily Evening Globe OF July
2, 1881, preserved by Albert May
this city, tells in its second edition
of that date. OF an Attempt to
Assassinate President James A.
Garfield The president died at
Long Branch, New Jersey, Sep
TENDED ~, 1881.
Considerable excitement was
created on the streets OF Hagers-
town on account OF tne news.
Large crowds of eXpectant persons
beseiged the Western Union and
American Union Telegraph offices
hoping for the better, eager to
learn of the particulars.
A special dispatch received by
The Globe at 1870 A. M, said:
"The President was shot this
morning in the Pennsylvania de-
pot. just as he was about enter
ing the limited express for New
York. en- route for his New Eng
land trip. The assassin who is
charged with the deed is De
partment clerk, Charles Gitteau,
OF Chicago. He was armed with
a heavy revolver and shot the
President from behind him, the
first shot taking effect in the
shoulder and the second in the
back. Mr.. Garfield was immedi-
ately taken to a room in the sec
Ond story of the depot. A dis
patch from Washington at p. M,
was to the effect that the excite
ment was so intense that it was
with exceeding difficulty that re-
liable information regarding the
a sassination could be obtained at
that time. 1t was further stated.
however. that when the president
was shot he was in the ladies'
waiting room of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad depot, walking
around there with Secretary
Blaine toward the train. Secre-
tary Blaine was not going with
the party but had come down with
the president to bid him goodbye.
Mr. Blaine stated that when he
heard the shots he turned and
saw a man run and started after
him, but seeing that he had al
ready been seized by other par
ties, he came back to the Presi-
dent and saw him lying on the
floor in pool of blood. Passen-
gers in the depot stated that the
presidents blood spattered upon
them. Upon examination it was
found that both shots had taken
effect - one of them in the right
arm below the shoulder, the other
in the right of the back bone, be-
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-06-30
HORSE AND BUGGY
. DAYS i.
-
BY the Old Lamp Lighter

tween the spine and the kidney. 1t
then passed down in the groin.
The assassin was caught by Of
ficer Karney and Mr.. Parks, the
depot policeman. He was about 5
feet, seven inches in height, of
strong, although not hurley build.
The weapon he used was a re-
volyer about seven inches long,
with ivory handle. The calibre
was very large, the weapon being
known as California pistol
When arrested the assassin de-
clared he had done the shooting
and wanted to be arrested and ex-
citedly said: I am a stalwart
and Arthur is President now. |
have a letter which want you to
give General Sherman. which will
explain everything. Take me to
the police station
This letter, showing conclusive
ly that he intended to kill the
President, was taken from a peck
ct in his coat: TO the White
House The Presidents tragic
death was a sad necessity but it
will unite the Republican Party
and save the Republic. Life is a
flimsy dream and it matters little
where one goes. A human life is
of small value. During the war
thousands of brave men met death
without a fear. | presume the
President was Christian and
that he will be happier in Para
disc than here. 1t will be no
worse for Mrs. Garfield to part
with her husband this way than
by natural death. He is liable to
go at any time, anyway. | had no
i'll will towards the President. His
death was a political necessity. |
am a lawyer and politician. | am
stalwart and of the stalwarts.
| was with General Grant and the
rest of our men in the war
during the canvass. / have some
papers for the press which | shall
leave with Byron Anderson and
his company of journalists at 124
New York Avenue, where all the
reporters can see them. | am 60
ing to Jail"
The wages of track hands on
the Cumberland Valley Railroad
have been raised from 10 to IL
cents per hour with the privilege
of working as many hours as they
desire. - George Eader, tenant on
one of Governor Hamilton's farms
adjacent to this city, was compel
cd to leave the harvest field by
reason of severe rheumatism.
T. w Monath, South Potomac ST.
n
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15

There has been 50 much talk late
ly about which is the No. l softbal
Gam in the state Of Michigan that
the sports department OF the Chroni-
Gle has planned a statewide tourna-
ment to decide the real champion
OF the state.
The entries for the tournament
will have to be in by y. might. July
Bland the contests will be held
during the month of August
Roy Simpson will be director Of
the tournament. 49,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15

Roy Simpson, for years director
and booking agent for various
athletic teams -in-the city. is
shown above tipping plans for the
Michigan Chronicle Athletic
Association stale Seftball tour
nament which is to start the first
week in August. Looking on and
suggesting are Jim Butler, Chron-
icle sports editor. and George
Mills, manager of Roscoe Toles'
Softbal lteam.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15
Millenbach,
Ford Steam
Lead League

Millenbach Ford V-8 baseball
team is going mad in first place of
the Brewster baseball association
but their first round MAD feeling
left them Saturday at Northwestern
field when they dropped a game TO
third place 81. Elizabeth 7 to 5.
The ..lillenbach boys got a one
run jump on ST. Elizabeth IN the
opening inning but the Elizabeth
nine went wild in the third frame
and collected runs 10 put The
game on ice. Millenbach tried to
rally in the fourth inning, but after
batting in three runs the boys grew
tired.
Second place Detroit Bulldogs ran
away with Allen Industrial II TO 4.
The hishlisht Of the Bulldogs vic
tory was the heavy hitting of Rob
ert Booker who knocked out home
runs and doubles. In times at
bat Booker is leading the league
with home runs.
1t is not known who won the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15
FISHING
and
HUNTING

The Brewster Field and Stream
club fishermen have had small sue
cess with bass this week. The bass
the Detroiters have caught have
been mostly small ones and very
few Of the anglers have been get
ting the limit. Club members blame
their poor luck on too much rain.
Those who have been successful are
praising their luck on fly rod and
bug spinner with pork rind
The Brewster Field and Stream
club will meet at Brewster Recre-
alton center, 637 Brewster, Thurs
day crening. July 10. at 9.
Boyne City . Some unusual r..
ports Of the goings-on of fish and
fishermen on opening day this sea-
son have gotten into circulation, but
one from here concerning the pow
ers of the lowly angleworm has its
place
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15

July H. 1889
Detroit Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15
MONARCH sOFTBALL TEAM

The Monarch softball club is play
ing some alright ball lately They
trimmed the Pulaske club. Sunday
IN thrilling overtime game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Ortons Return
From Pullman
As Regents OF College They
Attend Commence
menf

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Orion stopped briefly In Seat
tie Thursday evening on their
return from eastern Washing
ton where they have been for
the past several days. They
were on their way 10 their
country home at Sumner. Mr..
Orion is the west side regent
Of the State College of Wash
ington, and he, with Mrs.
orion. went to Pullman on
Friday TO attend a meeting
OF the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orton and the
other regents and their wives re-
manned in Pullman over Monday 10
assist with affairs Incident 10 COM
msneement.
Mr.. and Mrs. orton stopped OF
at Spokane for n brief visit with
old friends. and while there they
met Miss Elizabeth Marian. the
young novelist. whose book The
Time VIII Come written on the
Paionae country, IL meeting Nith
such success. They also visited
with a former Seattle artist. Miss
Vanessa Hsla.f. VINO IL doing ex-
eellent work IN Spokane Center
Of Art.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
7 ca Honors
Bride~to~Be
Miu Elizabeth Hsrdison
Fcsed BY Misses Shsr-
riH. tisyss. Hon

Honnfinx 4 bride-to-bs Of
carly fall. Miss Elizabeth
Harrison. fiAncee az M. Frtx
Herntscu. the Misses kath-
leon Sheriff.. Blanche Haynes
and Frances IFoss entertained
Friday afternoon AZ Miss
Sherrills home vt Spanaway.
Tea was served IN the garden
with eeluF scheme 81 blue
and white carried cut in tho
table appointments and the
eenterpicrr ~ blue ard white
cnlumhine.
Besides the hauef guest ssa mo
sessssses these present wrfe lrs
Mlssr~ Sarah Louise poub. Edythe
Mae reels. frlafes Hsfnstt. nsx-
nadine. taIa and t.nsslxe c1a<s.
Grace and nsreshy ttswars lane
and Mary oudsns n~sty warner.
Peggy sslslsss. Mssanfsk nnwen.
Vera Hsslr. Heien HHrs Leffatr4
House. Ruth Mst1Ns posts VIII.
rem. Marguerite snd Darlene tfies
Isne sessnsoe. psnns tsustafssss.
Virginia issdd. Trina iusisnx. psss.
asHy f'aiis. n<sty Petersen. Anitn
wsxsner. rrsi@ ttinss. Huth rasfs~
inc resla. Margaret and Marie flfI.
strap. Marcia woesas. f:sns pxt
Smith. fesne Msc'ainsn. rad nusd.
Dorothy raafssis, lure Feels. x~lty
Jensen. Gwen its<sh. FERN Nash
Aubrey Alhestsrn. iteisn .fehns
son. katherine S;vsns' AnnsbslIe
Miller. it~fhsrs Hessy. Margaret
vasnes. Florence pstrsw. NARY
Elien Petersen. Jams Huasnn. iuIts
ana Mssrhesssn. MAry Pal am,tn.
Jessie wslIssua ard Evelyn Shaw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Class OF 1909
Plans Reunion
Stadium High School Alumni
To Banquet Saturday
Al Winthrop

Old experiences and school
day friends will be recalled
when members of the 1909
class of Stadium high school
meet for dinner at the Hotel
Winthrop Saturday night for
the second big reunion. The
18th anniversary was OBJ
served at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. (Grace Wilhelmi) Harold
Davies, five years ago. The
30th anniversary party, COM
ing in the year of the golden
jubilee of Washington state
hood, will be a more pre-
tentious affair.
The invitation list includes, in
addition to members of the class,
members of the old faculty. with
their husbands or wives, and the
husbands and wives of the gradu-
ates. Following an informal re-
ception and registration in the
hotel lounge, the group will go to
the banquet table at 6 o'clock,
From that hour until 10 there will
be something doing every minute.
Harold Broomell will lead the sing
ing and Ben Robbins will see what
he can do about the class yells
which used to stir things up 30
years ago.
The general committee includes
Floyd Murphy. chairman; Mrs.
Ruth Lingerman Badger, secre-
tary: Prichard Miller. treasurer.
Grace Wilhelmi Davies heads the
publicity committee with Mrs.
Badger and Mrs. Floyd Murphy
assisting.
On the program committee are
Mrs. Ida Roeder Mcdonald, chair
man: Mrs. Slava Balabanoff Heus-
ton, Mrs. Virginia yesterday Hoe
mig. Leo Bronson and Prichard
Miller.
The class OF 1909 was notable
for the activity on behalf of the
Stadium. It was due largely TO
the serious work of the class in the
preliminary stages that the pro-
ject was successful.
Ivy camp, 4. n. A., will meet
Friday evening in Maccabee tenn
pie. Mrs. G. o. English will pre-
side at the business session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Taeoman Invited TO Speak
In Olympia Monday

Mrs. Guy k. Llewellyn has been
invited to be guest speaker at a
luncheon of Sacajawea chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton. in Olympia Monday after
noon. Her topic will be "Ameri-
csnism." of which she is state
chairman for the d. A. r. Host
esses will be Mrs. George II. Tar
bell, state chairman of eonserva-
ton, and Mrs. Raymond Bordeaux,
at Mrs. Tarbell's home.
The Amerieanism display which
was shown at the state D. A. r.
conference in Longview recently
will be presented also to the Olym-
pia group.
Mrs. Llewellyn is a prominent
member of Mary Ball chapter in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Chapter 10 Entertain
Officer OF Oistfiet

olympic itsbesah lodge viii en-.
tsf,ain . large group ~ officers
from other branches II shs organ
ix4tlon at q program and late
supper Friday evening 81 = e'eloek
In ina I. O. o. v. hail. Mr.. Wal.
ter sattss p4iI present an illaa.
tratsd lecture during the evening
Officers from each division In the
Tacoma district Hho VIII he hos-
ofsd are noble grand, vles grand.
district deputy. financial sSerss
tafx. recording secretary. tfsssaf.
sf. musician. ehzplsla ard junior
past moths grand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

DAVID Palmer Is chairman for the
dinner and ~ being assisted ~
Russell Perkins.
Alumni Make Arrangements
Honorinx seniors ana active
members II the fraternity. alumni
Of Sigma Zsta Epslion have made
arrangements for a banquet 70 be
held in the Army and Navy roam
Of the Winthrop hotel. G. Amos
Booth. retiring alumni president.
viii be postmaster Following
the dinner there Wiil Be ~ slec-
tloa Of Des1 alumni president. and
reports Of She activities Of the
fraternity viii Be made. Aszast-
INK Mr.. Booth with the arrange
msnts are Lou Craat. Robert
sprenser. Wayne Nicely and Pat
Piper.
On Sunday afternoon the fra
ternity vii hold picnic At HI
dive on Lake Surprise. Plans IN
cluds a softbaii game. swimming
and dancing Frank sslenesa Il
chairman for the picnic and mas
on hls COMMITTEES Wsyns Nicely
ana Melvin Tennent. !r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Lee Doud, Ralph sehaeffer
Graduate From MenIo

Lee Leslie Doud, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee L. Doud. and Ralph c.
Sehaeffer, jr.. son of DIR. and Mrs.
r. c. Schaeffer, are among those
who received their high school
diplomas from MEMO school at
Menlo Park. Calf. June Z at the
afternoon commencement exer-
cises.
While at Menlo, Lee Doud was
very active in dramatics, seere-
tary-treasurer Of the student body,
fall 1888, secretary-treasurer of
the Wakinis club. fall 1888. a
member of the backstage club, and
participated in football and track.
Ralph Schaeffer participated in
football, swimming. band and dra-
mates, was a member Of the
Backstage club and Ski club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Savings and Loan Banquet
Set for Monday Evening

The Crystal ballroom of Hotel
Winthrop will be the scene Monday
evening at $50 o'clock Of the Saw
ings and Loan banquet to be given
by the Pacific Northwest Confer
ence of the Savings and Loan, of
which Mr.. A. W. Winden is presi-
dent. Delegates from six North
west tates-Wyoming. Montana.
Utah, Idaho, Oregon and Wash
ington--will attend.
Gov. Clarence D. Martin will be
the principal speaker of the eve
ming. Following the banquet hour
members and guests will dance.
Two hundred are expected for the
affair. which is being planned by
Mr.. Charles Lyon and his COM
mittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Following the alumni banquets
Saturday evening Is the gala
Senior Ball which IL the final
social function Of the college
calendar. The dance will be in
the Crystal ballroom which will be
decorated TO carry out a garden
motif. A color scheme OF purple
and white has been planned for
the lighting and the dance pro-
grams. Miss Pomona Hudson is
chairman for the dance and has
assisting her Miss Margaret Keil.
William Burroughs and Robert
Myers on the general committee.
Others assisting are George Fisher.
Frank sulenes, Weymar Rosso and
Russell Perkins.
Patrons and patronesses VIII be
President and Mrs. Edward n.
Todd. Dr. and Mrs. John ID. Reyes
ter. Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel, DR..
and Mrs. Raymond l.. Powell, DR..
and Mrs. Warren +. Tomlinson.
and Coach and Mrs. Leo J. Frank.
Kappa Sigma Theta Plans
Kappa Sigma Theta members
are being feted by the alumnae
Of the sorority in Weyerhaeuser
hall at the Y. W. c. A. The gradu-
ating seniors VIII be welcomed
into the slumnse organization. and
a welcome" motif Will be used.
Miss Maurita Shank will be toast
mistress and Mrs. Junis Todd Hal
len viii be the speaker. On the
program Will be the Theta trio.
the Misses Dorothy Shaw. Shirley
Mcdonald and Evelyn Hopkins.
Mrs. Kermit Heggerness is the
dinner chairman. On her commit
tee are Mesdames John Newell,
Wade Coykendsll. Stanton War
burton, Hilton Gardner and the
Misses Betty Simpson. Florence
Todd. Mary Harrison, Catherine
Doud, Dora LAngdon and Amy
Dahlgren.
Alumnae and aetives n Alpha
Beta Epsilon ere meeting for an
informal dinner get-together Sat-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

beth oixsndsm. Avnnns Selson,
Barhars Richard. Eliza Robbins.
alt Of faeoms. Mary Dfahsu.
Olympia, Jean t.snham. isoSsmsn.
Mont. Barbara ohn.ok. Manila
LAurisnns Stewart. puysiiup. and
Dorothy Winkisf. Seattle.
Seniors whs nosT yuin the ranks
Of seminary sliuanAs are Masses
Faye Garner ~ chswrlah. Mufssi
MAtts9a. Tacoma. Mildred Mel
ilek. HaHd Point. Alasks. Mar
gArst Miller. Seattle. tseenise
sehafsf. Monssssno. rlarens steel.
Taeoms Mary Turriii. Tacoma,
and vaisris Wslkinshsv. seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Miss Hewitt has been in New
York for the season and immedi-
stelv after Mr.. Pointers graduation
on Monday from the United States
military academy at West Point.
will join Mrs Pointer and her son
to come west for the wedding.
Before his appointment to the
academy Mr.. Pointer attended Pur-
due university.
Bridal attendants who have been
chosen by Miss Hewitt for the
wedding viii include Miss Virginia
Davis. maid-of- and Misses
Charlotte Doud, Barbara Bonnell.
Katherine La Casa, Amy Lou Muir
ray. Martha Baker and Mrs.
Robert Deering as brides maids.
Mr.. Pointer will be attended by
Mr.. Henry Hewitt, jr., brother Of
the bride-elect.
After the wedding Mr.. Pointer
and his bride will leave on motor
trip. returning later to spend the
summer in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
traditional
Senior Event
Chi Chapter OF Kappa Phi 70
Entertain a. Gsrden Buffet
Supper Friday

The garden Of Mrs. Harold
MeClary's home at S3i6 No.
sth ST.. will be the setting Of
a buffet supper honoring the
seniors of Chi chapter Of
Kappa Phi. national organisa-
ton ~ Methodist college wom-
en- Friday. The College Of
Puget Sound chapter has feted
its seniors in former years az
a senior breakfast AZ IT. Def
ance park. but a note Of vari-
ETY. is introduced this year in
making the occasion an early
evening affair, beginning at :
O'Clock.
Mr. Robert Gius IL chairman of
the COMMITTEES making arrange
ments. assisted by Miss Joyce Hus-
ton and Miss Alice Grimes.
Annually sponsored by the
slumna chapter Of Chi. the event
VIII honor tho following seniors;
Misses Edith Alien. katheryn
Greasy. Dorothy Pedneld. Fern
Nash. Betty Sehaad. Marion shcr-
man and Frances Chubh, Also
invited ~ honorcd guests arc the
patronesses OF tho active chapter.
Mrs Floyd Raver. Miss Ruth HAL.
lin. Mrs, Cyrus Alhertson. Mrs, y,
VI. Hermann. Mrs y. H. Todd.
Mrs. Clarence Utterbaok and Mrs.
John u. REGISTER.
In the garden setting az rose
arbors and AN unusual southern
magnolia. supper VIII he served
by the hostesscs. ammnae Of Chi.
Misses Ruth Barter. Margaret
Cheney. Margaret Dexter. Alice
Grimes. Margaret Hawthorne.
Joyce Huston, Nina f.angdon.
Dorothy Newell. Pauline Sanders.
Mildren sehasd. Florence Todd
and Mesdames Richard Cook of
puyailup. A. G. HARRISON, Ray
kinley. Harold MeClary. Ray Rob
bins. Ray o'FiynR. Wilbur shomo,
Floyd Webster. Robert Gus. Neil
Richardson, Warren Manson and
william Rare. Another aiumna
To be present Is Miss Eunice Allen,
OF Portland. Oregon.
II Is hoped that during the sup
per n traditional run around the
table" will announce an engage
ment. a. in previous years. Fol.
lowing the supper the degree Of
the rose win be given the seniors.
and the new officers Of the alum-
nae chapter viii be Installed. Those
taking office are: Miss Ruth Bar
ter. president. Mrs. Ray o'Flyng
vice president; Miss Mildred
schaad, treasurer: Mrs. William
Rave. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Neil Richardson. recording
secretary; Miss Nina Langdon.
representative 10 the active chap
ter. and Miss Alice Grimes. chap
lain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Garden Setting Planned
For Hewitt Pointer Rites
Popular 8rdeeeet Who has Been in New York for Season
Will Wed on June 70; Attendants Named for Ceremony
Which VIII Be Outstanding Event OF Early Summer

Late June in the garden of the family home on North
ST. has been chosen by Miss Nancy Lee Hewitt charming
daughter of the Henry Hewtts for her marriage to Mr.
Arthur Dean Pointer of Mrs Leila Pointer and the late
Dr. Edwin William Pointer of New York and grandson of
Brig Gen. Daniel Cameron. The will be exchanged at
$50 clock on the evening of June % with Rev. Arthur Bell
officiating In the event unavorabe weather prevents the
being performed in the garden Raynor chapel
Annie WRIGHT Seminary will be the wedding setting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Two high scholarship awards
were presented to Mlaa Jean Hi,i.
len. graduating senior. one the
senior scholarship award for high.
est academic standing for three
years. the other. the senior cup.
for highest standing In the final
year At tho seminary. Tho Lam
beth award for highest scholastic
standing IN The entire upper sshooI
was Won by member ~ the
freshman ciazs. Miss Ceorgiaans
wiebenaon. Of sumnrr
Outstanding chari7ier through.
out her seminary days won for
Miss Valerie Walklnshaw Of Seat
tie the James Monroe Keen me-
mortal wreath which II IN memory
Of Mr.. J. NJ Keen vim for 70
years was trustee ~ the school.
In the lover sehoal the scholar.
ship cup for seventh and eighth
grades VAS presented 10 Mas
Margaret Jean Laagabesr and The
art award % Mias Barbara Hub
bard u Seattle. speech awards
wers given to both upper and loesr
schools by The Masque Players. a
dramatic group ct the seminary.
Miss Anita Derby wss winner ia
the former ard Miss Margaret
LanRahser the lattsf.
Those who received their ii.
plomas from the lower school If
the graduation we're Misses Aiies
Ann Btal. Marion Ingram. Eliza
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Traditional Awards Given
Students at Annie Wright
Rov. Charles A. MeAHisicr Delivers Commencement Ad.
dress in kestor Hall tuesday Morning; Recognition for
Scholastic and Activity Wort Presented

Awards for a variety Of student activities given TO
Annie Wright Seminary girls Tuesday morning at the
annual commencement exercises kcator hall The address
for the morning given by Rev. Charles A. MeAstor
dean Of the Cathedral Of St John the Evangea IN spokane