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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29

SO Wamsutta Supercale
Pillow Cases, made from
ends of percale sheeting.
Plain hemmed size.
45x3812 SIC ca,
-32 Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Twin and double
bed sizes. Were s4.s9 and
$500 - 50 90
- Tailored Cotton Pique
Bedspreads. Twin and dou-
BILE bed sizes. Were
s2.99 S1.59
Il Printed PercaIe Bed
spread. Single bed size. Was
81 49c
So Mohawk Percale Plain
Hem Sheets and Pillow
Cases. Second selections:
72xl08 size, first quality
price sl.6s -- S1.09
8lx106 size, first quality
price S1.79 -S1.19
90xl08 size, first quality
size, s1.ss -SI.29
45x3s13 size pillow cases,
first quality price soc 29c
Kann's-Domestics--
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Wash FrOckS.
Uniforms

Cotton Wash Frocks; sheer
ami novelty cottons. Were
So and 79c- 39c
Maids White Apron Sets.
Were s295 ------S l.97
Cotton and Rayon Wash
Frocks. Broken sizes. Were
$l.99 to $3.99 Sl.00
Uniforms; white and coll
ors. Broken sizes. Were
$195 and $3.50 99c
Large Size Rayon Dresses.
Broken sizes. We're
$3.50 - 1897
Cotton Wash Frocks. Were
81 and $1.19 SOC
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Blankets and
Comforts

IS Rayon Taffeta Goose
Down Comforts. Trapunto
designs. 72X84 size. Were
s12.s5 SS.99
4 Rayon Taffeta Wool
Comforts. 80x84 size. Were
ee5 &C 90
3 $50 Wool Beacon Blan-
kets. 72x84 size. Were
s1.e5 ----------S1,39
-16 Patchwork Quilts. 66x72
size. Were s1.5e--S1.0O
. Goose Down Comforts.
80xs7 size. Were s25 S13.99
Kann's@Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
9rI1 and S.jrI0.6
S29.95 Notified
Administer
Rugs
sl9.95

Seamless notified Ak
minister rugs. Heavy,
long-wearing wool that
will give years of excel
lent service.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
WOnlen'S Goats

Ia Spring Coats. Black and
navy. Were 1888 to
$685. --------- S8.48
3 Spring Goats. Shetland
wool and wool crepes. Were
sl2.95 to $685. S6.48
Ia Spring Goats. Black or
navy. Were S29.95 S14.00
Kann's@Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
GIOceS

81 Prs. Sueded Rayon
Gloves. Pastels and darker
tones. Sizes 6 to 7. Were
81 - 39c
-114 Pairs Doeskin Gloves.
Black. brown and wine. Sizes
5a to III, but not in each
color. Were sl.59 -S1.19
-95 Prs. Pastel Suede
Gloves. So to ia sizes.
Were sl.sS 1900. 89c
is Prs. Pull-on White
Rayon Gloves. 5ia TO 612
sizes. Were sec to 81 45c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Reg. So 8 IS
GirdleS and
COrSetteS
sl.88

400 pieces. All sizes
in the lot. Rayon, cot
ton, elastic. Models for
average stout and slen-
der figures.
Second Floor.
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Odd Lots Mems Furnishings
Odd Slack and Shirt Sets broken Sizes y, Ws ere
50 Mems sO0 Sport knitted cotton, neck
ana half gipuer 5Sc
Mems 81 90 jana Shorts :5!c
Mem Light Tone Hose &c
OK Robe
= Al ties
p Mems Iightweght 80 81 .65 5gc
Belts, soied. Were 81 90 ------- &c
Q I Stacks. Was 81 49c
10 Wen's M Smart Grew Neck shirts
25 Mems 81 10 Cotton Pork Pie Hats 5sc
Q Men's Shaker sweaters S3.95
. lens Sleeve Sport Shirts Were $3.50 81 SO
Sweaters. Were S3.95 and $500 S23s
Pair Gloves. Were 81 .95 and S295, faded BIG
Pigskin Gloves faded Were $500 $lsS
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Kappa Delta Plans
Tea on SUNDAY

The annual reunion tea of Kappa
Delta Sorority will be held Sunday
from to pm. in the Sigma Mu
Chapter apartment, 802 Twenty
first street NV.
Mrs. Cornelius D. Angel, president
of the Kappa Delta Washington
! Alumnae Association, will be among
those receiving with Mrs. Richard
L. Hiner, president of the evening
group; Mrs. A. R. Miller, president
of the afternoon group, ands Miss
Carmel de Marco. president of the
Maryland group. Others in the re-
ceiving line will include Miss Kitty
Brice, president of Alpha Rho
Chapter at Maryland University,
and Miss Barbara Hanford, presi-
dent of Sigma Mu Chapter at
George Washington University.
The tea is for all Kappa Deltas in
the city.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Dennis A. FITZGERALD. Mrs.
Arthur E. Miller, Miss Madeline
Kelly and Miss. Virginia Whitney
Participating hostesses will be Miss
Beatrice Coleman, Miss Catherine
/ Tullis, Miss Edith Hazard, Mrs.
Harold B. Rowe, Miss Dorothy Pyle,
Miss Polly Cox, Miss Margaret A.
Turner, Miss Catherine Ford, Mrs.
Fenwick Shugrue. Mrs. Ray Palmer,
Mrs. Paul Schaffer, Mrs. Charles
M. Hunter, Sd; Mrs. Earl Walck
and Mrs. Walter E. Ward.
Pouring will be Miss Virginia
Willis, Mrs. John N. Ross, Miss
Ruth McRae and Mrs. Ernst A.
Dauer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
SOrOptimist Club

Mrs. Alice Rogers Hager. author of
Wings Over the Americas" was
guest speaker of the Soroptimist
Club of Washington at its weekly
luncheon yesterday at the Willard
Hotel.
Announcement was made that the
clubs president, Miss Mary Bourke,
has been appointed by the National
Federation of Soroptimist Clubs as
federation chairman of the Venture
Clubs. Miss Bourke recently at
tended a regional Venture confer
ence in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jean Bennett, national presl-
dent of the Soroptimists, will attend
regional conference in Harrisburg,
Pa, on Sunday.
At the Zonta Clubs weekly lunch
con yesterday Miss Jessie Ash Arndt
was guest soloist, accompanied by
Mrs. Frances Gutelius Smith. Mrs.
John Street gave reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Reports Are Heard
BV HOSPITAL Board

The Womans Board of George
Washington University Hospital
heard reports of summer activities
at its opening fall meeting yesterday
at the Mayflower Hotel with Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Marvin presiding.
The Library Committee reported
that during July and August, 1,299
books and magazines had been dis
tributed to 661 patients through the
services of trained librarian pro-
vided twice weekly at the hospital
by the board. 1t also was announced
this service has been increased sew
eral hours over last year.
Mrs. w. Warren Sager was elected
as a new member
Members from the board who will
visit the hospital during October
are Mrs. William c. Borden and
Mrs. Charles Riborg Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Smiths Will Honor
Confederate
Veterans

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith will hold a reception in
honor of the Confederate Veter-
ans and staff and the president
general of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy and staff.
The reception will be given at
their home at Cleveland Park
Tuesday, from to 6 o'clock.
The United States Army Band
will play and there will be solos
by Miss Helen Robichaux and
Mrs. Walter Maloney, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Margaret White.
The receiving line will include
Mrs. Jennings Randolph, Mrs.
Luther Patrick, Mrs. Frank Boy
kin, Mrs. Livingston Want. jr.;
Mrs. Albion Tuck, Mrs. Ralph
PendeXter, Mrs. Robert Allen,
Mrs. Lena Macdonald, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hudgins, Mrs. F. Thomas
Evans, Mrs. Edward Shields, Mrs.
Tilman Parks, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fred, Mrs. Ann Howell, Mrs. Earl
McChesney, Mrs. j. Nelson An
derson and Misses Martha Totty,
Julia Preston, Nancy Petty and
Norma Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will spend
the week end as the guests of
Maj. and Mrs. VanNess Ingram
at Camp Holabird, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Miss Shivers Guest
In GEORGETOWN

Miss Anne Ogle Shivers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edward Shivers of Charleston,
w. Va, is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paul
Leetch, in Georgetown.
Miss Shivers will make her
formal bow December 2 at the
Bachelors Cotillion in Baltimore,
where she will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry
Renshaw, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
American L. Meeting

Miss Irma link, librarian for
American University, will make sug-
gestions for winter reading at the
October meeting of the university's
Junior Women's Guild at o'clock
tonight in the Women's Residence
Hall. Mrs. Frances Fellows Wise
man is guild president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Margaret Wildman
We'd to Mr.. Hurd

Mrs. Lillian N. Wildman an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Margaret Belle
Wildman, to Mr.. Edward Alton
Hurd on Saturday, September IA,
at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church.
The couple will be at home
after October Is at 909 Domer
avenue, Oakcrest, Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Sorority Rush Party

Beta XII Chapter of Alpha Phi
International Sorority at American
University will have an "at home"
from 4 to pm. tomorrow in the
sorority room on the campus as it's
first rush party of the season. Miss
Jane Rogers is president of the
chapter, while Miss Elaine Daven-
port is in charge of the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Col. Burr to Speak

1t. Col. John G. Burr Of the field
artillery, on duty with the Organized
Reserves, will address the National
Defense Committee of the District
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton at II am. tomorrow at the
Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. Pearl M.
Shaffer is the committees chair
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Tea Dance Date Set

Miss Kitty Claude has chosen
November Is for the date of the
tea dance at which her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Abram Claude,
will present her to society. The
party will be held at the Army
and Navy Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-03
Talk by Prof. Samson

Prof. Rene Samson, head of the
modern languages department of
the District public schools, will dis
cuss his recent tour of Mexico before
the Service Guild of Washington to-
morrow at the Woodmopt Country
Club.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN needs furnished room: must
nave private bath: Northwest section. State
rental. Box 26S-C. Star.
ri1uEN1sHEDLBy sentleman; state lowest
rsdia rsfms 10 location ion Ss5oss Streets. if heat,
SETTLED GENTLEMAN desires room in
Qutet nome OF adults; no other roomers:
moderately priced Box 365-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN wants unfurn room, in NV.
Section: state rental, details. Mr.. Butler,
@3O1 st. NV. Apt. 3I1.
LADY desires large bedroom. pvt. bath;
Sisveiand PARK or Chevy Chase district;
references. Box 353-C. Star.
LADY wants ! large unfurn room. sig,
EMPLOYED girl desires quiet room. close
lady Box se7e.'sRsn' se7.e' stsr. with c0nseni''
UNFuRN.. clean, Ink. rooms; ami;
ma moor. next to bath: within 30 blocks
,nclud. utilities. Box a95-C. Star,
BY ELDERLY lady; warm room, with use
oi grlil: quiet; 1st ST. to 9th. E to u
Capltol: Sl5 per month. Box 294-C STAR
If YOU RETIRE very early and have an
attractive. quiet, well-heated room. en-
tlreiy cree from radio sounds Northwest
section. that you will rent to a refined
employed woman. write Box 33O-C. Star
LADY desires light. airy room in MI
peasant section. Box 339-C Star.
UNFURN,. ] rm.. kitchen or i rm-- use
OF kltchen. in private fanny, by lady emp.
State price. Prefer 18th and K sts my
BOX 326-C. Star.
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ROOMS UkFURhlsHEp.

10 QUINCY PL. NE.-3 bright. cheerful
rooms ana priv. bath; heat. light, elec. S35
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 P sT-Large con-
necting smaller and bath; private home:
settled woman preferred. S25
3Slb 9th ST. NW-Front room in pri-
vats home. $40 month. Call Randolph
5oa g st: s;W;-2 rooms: kitchen. bath:
reasonable; heat. gas. lisht included
1908 PENNA: AVE s.E-sinsle Ink,
SINK, large closet. adjoining bath; heat.
light. gas; SIT: adults.
Ih2. CONN. AvE.-Studio room: large
closet: seen on weekdays only
1874 HoLBROOK TERRACE NE One
room. kitchen. bath. screened porch; heat
Aaht. gas: private family: reasonable l3s
zoos POTOMAC AVE. Sc housekeep.
ing rooms; End moor; gas and elec. In.
cluded: SIS month
REFINED GENTLEMAN. with own furni-
IuFe; take room in apt; cooking, enter
tanning priv. Box oslo Star
21o4 9th ST. NE-Quiet large room. next
PAIN; "a block to bus line; use OF phone
COLoRED-Room in private home. privi-
reyes, most modern conveniences: oil heat;
instant hot water. Hobart 7lO3
COLORED-Warm, newly decorated dou-
pie room. suitable for living and sleeping:
private family 1921 Kenyon St NV
COLORED-lO22 Park I'd. n.v.-Large
room IN nice home
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ROOMS FUR. g. UkFUR.

ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.
4212 14th ST. W.-Room with 3 large
7A43.
13i3, NEWTON ST.--Large, 2nd floor;
running water. continuous hot water;
small fam: S20-So5. Adams 5000.
l7i0 LANIER PL. NV. near 18th and
Coiumoia rd.--Attractive studio room and
sletpinR porch: phone unlimited reas.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
ROOMS FURNISHED.
PENNA. AVE. AT 18th ST,
Opposite the 8. Z. c. and r. =. o,
The Roger Smith

Opposite the 3, T. c. and r. r. O.
The Roger Smith,
f.. tho Hotel Life it;,, st It. Best"
from only $65 single. and $50 double per
ea deshtsy f aSsd ,s.vss Also
sssas Ses. E'ss.s s.s
NEAR sHOREHAM HOTEL.
rooms: attractive home.
FREE ROOM SERVICE.
bbAR6Gs LARGE sELEcIIoN BETTER.TYPE
WASHINGTON GUEST
HOME ASSN.
oil Issh 81. NV. "@R9MB RepubliSe e 6S1i. EHii
LARGE FRONT ROOM.
home sas.r. prva bath sss EXCELLENT
DUPONT CIRCLE.
1242 :lst st.-studio room. 1st H.. SIS.
GRAFTON HOTEL,
a:.. Ss sB s$nnss ::.:s SS ss;$;
sies. 5000 xE e'. up: with fs''D pvt w. *.
LARGE, AIRY ROOM, So.
e.: z iYs $1is ss''s q L. rm NV near ls Htth;
ssssSs t~In ssss sss b:sS msdern sss
FOR CoLORED-14O9B Belmont st. NV
2 neatly furnished rooms for employed
couple; reasonable. Adams 1O132.
COLORED---Nicely furnished room: heat.
aob.rss ssS ssestrs,y st ts. hot water: couple $50
GoLoRED-ls5g California st. n.w.-De-
liRhtful. large. 2nd-fioor front room. so
exposure: SIS wk. for couple
SoLoRED--l724 corcoran. st. NV. Apt
3-Large furnished room. heat; couple
13'
COLoRED..246a Sherman ave.-Private
room. new furniture, connecting bath; use
Of modern ant. Call Hobart 4O76. s''
COLoRED-Large front rm.. twin beds:
men preferred: very reasonable; board II
desired. 2331 Sherman ave NV.
coLoRED-Nicely furnished room with
NV Dist. 1901. wv "'
COLORED.Gouple or two girls, private
family; middle room. 1927 9th st. NV.
-
Evening star., 1940-02-11

s04 10th ST NW.-Attractive room,
ch;w.. convenient to depts. and shopping
dist. District aElk
Evening star., 1940-02-11

1877 OTIS PL NW-Beautiful room
newly furn. in pvt Jewish home: conv
trans Hobart 0EDS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Wesley Hall and Annexes,
1908 K st. NV. offers the best in down
town room and board accommodations Ex-
ceIent meals. comfortable and attractive
rms; moderately priced. District I7O0
Evening star., 1940-02-11

Nicely furnished apt. with living rm
bedrm,. sunrm, dinette and Kitchen Apt.
able Immediately: S115 mo. Call MR.
KING. Woodley 77OO.
Evening star., 1940-02-11

iI725 list ST. NV. S st. and Conn. ave
NeWWiy DEC, 5ingle or double rm: next
oath; Govt. employee pref. Hobart 3a0a.
22s 18th ST. SE-2 nicely furnished
looms for light Housekeeping: elec., re-
lIleeTator; clean. warm: reasonable IL
Evening star., 1940-02-11

TAKOMA PARK-New. large. sunny rm.
Venetian shades. suitable adults SO4
Houston ave. mr.. Washington Sanitarium
CHEVY CHASE-Large, bright, airy room
for ! or , refined employed ladies: some
privileges and garage Woodley 56OO
Evening star., 1940-02-11

TX RID. W-Attractive single
n; owners home; for gentleman;
1ph
Evening star., 1940-02-11

1342 GHLLATIN ST NW-Vicinity of
hLr hha.h. Colorado ave, and 18th; large front
ppeotoom near bath: pleasant home; oil
1eat cont. hot water; SIS single, S2:}
Evening star., 1940-02-11

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1879 ST
large rooms. pvt. bath shower, lavatory:
utilities incl: $3.50 week. $50 month.
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE,
nuTg maiG iuanished apartment with another;
500 Met O54O @Ss'
Evening star., 1940-02-11

BUSINESS GIRL wishes single room in
quiet private home. grill privileges: vicinity
Mass. ave. and Scott Circle. Box 1o2 b,
Evening star., 1940-02-11

IROoUO1S, 1410 NJ NV. Apt. 3O2-At-
tractlve comfortable. single double
rooms nr bath; walking dist; elevator
COR. CLIFTON AND 14th SITS, victorial
Apts., Apt. 4l--Larse front bedroom, next
bath. Adams a513
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
eighteen Seniors Will Receive Diplomas At Nahs High
Nathan's Creek
Seniors Rated
Unusually High

Boys outnumber the girls in
Nathan's Creek graduating class
this year. Out of the Is seniors,
II are boys and z are girls.
Many Of these can boast of out
standing records in public speak
ing, dramatics, debating and ath-
letics as well as a high scholas-
tic ranking.
The members of the graduating
class are:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
II Teachers At
Nathan's Greek
All Well Trained In Respec-
tive Fields. A. B. Hurt
Is Principal.

Nathan's Creeks faculty mem
bers are we'll trained in their
fields and are able fitted to car
ry out the education of the youth.
Four of the teachers have re-
ceived Bachelor of Science de-
grees, three have bachelor of Art
degrees, one has degree in re-
ligious education and the princi-
pal holds a Master of Arts de-
gree.
|. The Primary department has
four teachers: Miss Minnie
Haire, Miss Ernestine Carly, Mrs.
John Names and Miss Eleanor
Baker.
The Grammar Grade depart
ment is composed of four teach
ers, including Mrs. Vert Carter,
Mrs. Gail Mcmillan, Mr.. Conley
Dixon, and Mr.. Dale Atwood, who
also coaches girls basketball.
In the high school department,
Mr.. A. B. Hurt in addition to his
duties as principal, teaches his
tory. Miss Irene Eller, who teach
es English and French, conducts
Glee Club work and coaches de-
batting and dramatics.
The home economics and bio
logy instructor, Miss Elizabeth
Tolbert, supervises the h 6 h
school girls playground activities
and is assistant dramatic coach.
Mr.. Glenn Mcclure, in addition
to teaching mathematics, science
anil history, also coaches boys
basketball.
Mr.. Hurt is now completing his
thirteenth year as principal of
Nathan's Creek School. He receiv-
ed an A. B. degree from Bridge
water College, and holds a Mast
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
Supervised Play,
Sportsnanship
Are Emphasized
Entire Group At Nathan's
Creek Participates I'm Ath-
letics During Year.

Nathan's creek high school has
had vers successful year, and
placed several on the A1l-Star
County team.
At Nathan's creek an athletic
program IS forahe entire student
body, with 100 per cent partici-
pating in some form of athletics.
Mr.. Hurt with his teachers,
started an organized athletic
program three years ago, and
each teacher has a place assigned
so that all groups are still strict
~ supervised.
Through this, organized pro-
gram fine attitude has developed
among the pupils, and problems
of discipline, usually occurring at
the recreation period have been
entirely eliminated.
Nathan's Creek, also with the
supervised play, developed two
strong basketball teams, and
placed three girls and two boys
on the all star county teams,
which were coached by Glenn
Mcclure and Dale Atwood.
The girls squad was composed
of Mildred Gambill Capt, (who
participated in 20 games during
the season, and averaged 16
points for each game), Pauline
Fowler, Wilma Dare Absher,
Irene Bass; Irene Brown, Mildred
Osborne, Ivah Pierce, May Bare,
and Hazel Dean Garvey. Gam
bill, Osborne and Brown were
placed on the All-Star county
team.
The boys squad was composed
of Maynard Gambill, John Wood
ruff, Sidney Absher, Blain Ward,
Gentry Pennington, Dayne Sand
ers and Arnold Wyrick, with
Gambill and Woodruff on the ALL
Star county team.
The coaches of Nathan's creek
were we'll pleased with the
craftsmanship of their teams, as
they consider success is accom-
plishing what is attempted, and
their aim was to develop two
craftsmanship teams.
The school scored 974 points,
out of a possible 1000. Three
schools in the 3 county division
outscored them there only by a
small margin.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
Congressman R. L. Doughton
To Speak At Nathan's Greek
pastor of the West Jefferson
Methodist church.
On Thursday Nav @ the ele-

pastor of the West Jefferson
Methodist church.
On Thursday, May 8, the ele-
mentary school will present an
operetta entitled, peter Rabbit, %
which follows closely the we'll
known story. Miss Haire, Miss
Carly and Mrs. McMil Ian are in
charge of this part of the pro-
gram.
Another feature in this eve
ning's program is "A Party in
Mother Goose Land" in which
the leading characters in chill
dren's literature, pay Mother
Goose a visit. Mrs. Names, Miss
Baker, and Mrs. Carter will
direct this program.
Further entertainment in this
varied program will be furnish
ed by the sixth grade, under the
direction of Mr.. Dixon, when
they present a negro farce,
"Whar's Ma Pants?".
Friday, May 10, the Literary
Address will be delivered. On this
evening diplomas will be award
ed to the following seniors: =
Zelle Bare, Bland Nuckolls,
Lucille Carson, Paul Douglas,
Bessie Douglas, Burrell Bare,
Grace Faircloth, Zeb Black, Iona
Fawlkes, Hatred Jones, Martha
Shepherd, Gene Thompson, May
nard Gambill, Arnold Wyrick,
Ruth Woddie, French Dixon,
Glenn Austin, Roger Shepherd.
COMMENCEMENT will be brought
to, a close on Saturday evening,
May H. when the seniors present
the rollicking farce, Introducing
Susan" The characters:
Dick. Heatherby, a young col
lege professor, Roger Shepherd;
Susan, his wife, Ruth Shatley;
Buddy Chalmers, football play
err, French Dixon; Rabs Boswell,
Buddy's girl friend, Ruth Woodie;
Hil1ington Ross, an old admirer
of Susan's, Glenn Austin; Diana
Mayfield, an old sweetheart of
Dicks Iona Fawlkes; Violet, the
cook, Martha Shepherd; Cyclone,
Violet's little brother, Maynard
Gambill; Aunt Cordelia, Dicks
wealthy aunt, Lucille Carson; Jim
Donovan, Susan's father, Burrell
Bare; Mike, a hospital attendant,
Gene Thompson; Ike, another
one, Hatred Jones'.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18

Her ambition is to become a
teacher. Ruth is proud of her
freckles and curly hair, and is a
very likeable member of the SEMI
or class. She also a member of the
Glee Club.
LUCILLE CARSON
Age Is, Lucille was elected the
most popular as well as the
friendliest girl in the senior class.
She is also Secretary and Trea-
surer of the class. Her ambition
is to be nurse. With her long
curls and blue eyes, she will be
Lively in a white uniform. She is
a member of the Glee Club.
IONA FAWLKS
Age II, Iona was elected the
cutest girl in the senior class. Her
plans for the future are indie
finite. She is a conscientious stu
dent, and a member of the Glee
Club. Her chances for success are
excellent.
BESSIE DOUGLAS
Age 19, Bessie's sweet DISPOSE
ton and her good humor make
her a favorite with everyone. She
hopes to take a business course
and to try her luck in the bust
ness world. She is a member of
the Glee Club.
ZELL BARE
Age Is, Zell was elected pref
test girl in the senior class. She
is also a member of the Glee
Club. Her ambition is to take a
business course. Her winning
ways and carefree disposition
make her a very popular member
of the class.
PAUL DOUGLAS
Age Is, Paul was elected the
best all-around Student in the
senior class, His ambition is to
become a mechanic. We hope he
will live up to his name and make
the school proud of him.
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er's degree from the University
of North Carolina.
To Mr.. Hurt goes most of the
credit for building Nathan's
Creek school from a very small
elementary school to we'll
equipped, standard high school
and standard elementary school.
In addition to Mr.. Hurts
school work, he is active in civic
and social improvement in COM
munity, county and state.
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If you would do some deed before
you die,
Remember not this caravan OF
death,
But have belief that every little
breath
Will stay with you for an eter-
nifty. -ABU'L ALA
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Commencement Opens With
Baccalaureate Sermon by
Rev. Wood on May 5.

Congressman R. L. Doughton
will deliver the graduation adj
dress at Nathan's Creek on Fri
day night, May 10 and the Bac-
calureate sermon will be preach
ed on May S, by Rev. Hoyt Wood,