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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
3ueis 8.

slue Sdfpeitern bes 3tpeig 8 lper.
oen alfmerfiam gemad,t, ouB Die re.
ee!mdbige monatlide 8eriammlun1
am Sonntag, Sen 3. September, Z
ubr nad)mittags itattfinbet.
Oie Shneitern iperoen eriuht 81.
erideinen ano iid eutltebeno 5u bal
ten beim 8erein iolrie Central Ser.
banS. &atb. Sopfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
kfrbltdbe Aarbrtftttn

Cienstc9 tes NonntS s::::d)enrutsltsiii'J.
abcnhs. Airhen Srauen Sereins .Sttiine
ieben britten Oonnerstag i'm Nonat. Z
tss 8 .lbr; 2utbcr 2ieasSitung g.
ubr abenos.
Gorrea, Fa.
9entime Gu. Gmth 81. xanlns. 2trAs
72f-25 Jrutt Ape.
Yfarrer Sans Sobnsbein. Seben Scni's
taq 9 nbr pprn1ittags Sonntagidnle; 10
llhr bcutlder @pttesbient; II ubr en8'
(iiher @ottesbienit. M[ie lttberit4cr
BIoubcnsaenoi1cn ocntiher uno eng.
liider 8unge in Jarreu. Sbdron iinb
llmsesllna fino au ben @ottesoienften
ber3lid)lt eingelnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Iaria Scnnina
3meia 33.

glaen 8riioern oiene 5,r ytahriht,
oaB Oie ndhlte Seriammiung Sonn-
tag, Sen 10. September, 2 llbr nad)-
mittags ltnttfinoet. Ia ,piftige &C.
iGdfte ropliegen, iperocn oic 8riiocr
sebeten itf reft 5ablreid 81 beteiligen
uno Sieienigen, oie NIT ibren 3ab-
lllssen i'm 9iiifitano iil,h, icllten iih
balomoglidlt gutitebeno MAIDEN. Iie
6inansbeamten iperoen lrie aetpobu-
lif ehpas iriiber 90 ieln Inn 3ablun-
gen entgegcn 81 nebmen.
Serman Miller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Guuopb Gith, ia.
ct. 8aulS Be>nkiahe.

Sailor 0ubtpie @ei!eccr. 6a.p!sottess
oienir Ieben Sonntas :0:3O ILL.,: nicr.
gems: Sonntaeidule 9:so llbr. soniir.
n,anoentntsrrtht ie :.-,h Gnas5e beg
Yastors. R.rNenrarsne"ne iensr leersn
Samslng i'm Ronat Z iIbr aberbs. -
Sonntngi6ullebrer> >Sitn,g ieben oritten
Sonnta9 i'm Npnat. $3.50 llbr n1pr9ens
&irMend)orprpbe ieben Sreitag 1880 ii1r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Salcm, Sbio
GpanseIiiA Gutb. Gmanness 3trse.
291 Gputfl Xrpabmah.

Baitor Sobn 8oumann Sonntaei4nls
ieben Sunntae llbr porn1ittags. 10 uhr
@ottesbienit in Der 2anhesiprade; I'm
II ubr belltIfer 8ottes6ienft. Ser oeut'
Ide Girfen 5ranen @erein bat am 3tpei.
ten Niittipob icben No,tats, abenbs 3
ltbr, Geriammlllng. &onfirmanbensl I'm.
terridbt (stpeiidbrig) ben September btS
Ofer,t, 9ienstaa uno Greitag nnHmtt'
tags llbr.
Mue @Iaubcnsaenoiien unb Sreunos
Sinb beraIih eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Ghicaan, NQinoiS

Deutime unb GietentRrsiidj. sahiiiMe
ct. 8anlns Oemsinbe, 4855 &smer st,.
Vaitor q. S1mibt. 1850 Sou,er eth.
SeSen Sonntae . l1br Sonntaeihule in
en1liid uno belltfb. 1eutiher 1ottes>
oienft ieoen Gonntas 1915 l1bt; euas
lisher @ottesb:enit ieoen aipeiten Inb
pierten Sonntae 10:15 l1hr 0emtiher
&onfirmanben sl1nter-idlt Nitttuoh nah>
mittags 1880 ltbr; eneliiher aonfir.
maubcn>llnterri tt Samstoo borntttoas
10 llhr. Deutfd'c S@ule Sdmstaa nn&s
mittaaS 9 l1br.
Nue @lauben ensaenoiien nnb Sreunbe
iinb ber3Iih eiraelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Wit 8rnbergrnk,
So9m DaItbes,
@rok- -VrGfibent.
Aus Gleuelan~, Otie
Der aird)en 1ranen Yerein Der
ct. eNobannes Wemeinbe

feiert am II. September iein 22iaJ-
RIGGS Stiftl,ngsfeit. Sim ielben Cont
tag lit Seimfebrfeit. Ser Jrauell
Berein miro nsc5 Dem 8ottesoienlt elm
Mittaselien ierpieren. Iir bitten
uniere Oreunoe bon Sit unb Weil
fih 6ieien Gag frei 5u balten un0 oar.
an teilaunebmen. DasArrangierungs-
fomitee gibt iid Die groBte Wiibe I'M
allen 8eiufern sereht 5u iueroen.
8itte fonrnt NAL alle un0 unter.
itiitt ben 0rauen Berein.
&atbarina &inn, eSfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31

elie, oenn man ipeiS ME tuas paiiieren
fann.
sluf Der aranfenlilte iino 0is
Sdnpeitern: SRI. Suiannn Weber,
slenes &rcnner, Corp. Selen &loos i'm
Grille Soipital, Maria 8inoer, Soban-
na @eber inn Gitp Soipitnl, Marie
Barbour (SerteD.
GliSnbet bJlibler. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Detroit, Nididan

Detroit, Wtid)i8dn
Deutf&e unb sd&iif@ CT. ct. Hetrus.
0irMe, Blenfielb unb Mssberrb aue.
Yfarrer Sobannes Seutih. 1921 Wlens
fieIb Nbe. 9el.: Yireree 62O5. Gnes
liId)er @otteshienit 10 ltbr pormittags;
0eutid)e rnb engliIhe Spnnta9idule tim
II 1lbr rormittags Oeuther @pttess
bienit I'M II l1br pornitta9s. Sehen lebz
ten Sienstag bes Ronats &irhenratsz
fit,lne. Snrd bic Commemorate ieben
oritten 0ienstag. ionit ieben britten
Sonntag Srauen 0erein Neriammlung.
@irdcuhorprobe ieoen 0reitasabenb. Nlle
@laubens9enoHen iinb ber3lid ein9eIaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Canton, Chic

9tetenbhrstf& S6&if&e Gb. Gnther
Gbriitus. Qir&e, 21f3--14. str., q. 6
Pfarrer Sbonas q. &6nieer. Gonn>
ta9ldlule nnt $3.50 llbr norgens. Te,,t5hs
SnglilGcr @ottesbicnit 1890 ubr lnor>
lens. Oe.ltidle S6ule unb Rorfirmnnben'
unterridt nad) Hereinbarung.
Nqe @luubensgenoiiens unb 6reunbs
limb ber3Iid einseIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
3meis "a.

IS oiene allen Sdupeitern 5llr sc.
faaigen gadridt, oab ridite Ge"-
iammlung Sen 1. September, 1870
llbr abenos Itattfinoet uno alleShlpe-
itern sic inn Hiidltanoe iino nit iDs
rem geitragen, sllieBmsrts uno Ster-
beaelb mogen iih aus eisenem Snter,
elie gutltebenb modem. Mub oas Ster-
begelo fir Sb,peiter Sobanna Welter
lit 81 entrihten.
@ir baben lpieoer cine Sdyreiter
Wtaria 6ennins
perloren. Sic mar pielcn cine trelle
6reunoin, Elm gutes Ntitglieo Oes
Sapeig "a. 0ir beoauern ibr Cabin
iheioen urS rl,fen ibr Elm Gube ianit
5u. SO lit auh oieies Sterbegelo
f1aig. go bite fommt uno be5ablt,
oenn mir lpiiien niht tper bas ndfits
WfitglieO lit. Mls &ranfe baben mir
&atb. Shuiter, Maria Sred. 9lnna
Sagelnsier. Sobanna 8oIff, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Der &irdjen 1ranem Terein ber
ct. SphanneS (NemeinAe

bolt ieine reseln,dbige @eih1ftsper.
iammllns am Mitttpoh, sen s. Sep
tember, abenos, ab. Die Sfspeitern
iino gebeten oou3dblie au erideinen
oa api6tige @efdGfte CUR 0erbano-
lung tommen. Nad Der Beriammlung
miro pie iiblib aafiee uno SUDDEN
ieroiert. Die Sdspeitern, oie inn Sep.
tember 8eburtstag feiern, linb gebe.
ten ettpas @eb6d nlitaubringen.
2atb. @inn, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
@inJior, Dnt., &anabn
81. Yaulns 0irdpe, Iarert lspe

VI EuuIHDsNttWtI NuINVI Np<
Eia-rer Otto S. Sts55tse. 1916 E11<0
Gpe.. Ninbior. &ana5a. @ottesbienh =
ben Sointnerinonaten bon 90 ubr rpSs
mtt1aas; Sonnta9i1lL bon 1O---11 utt
tormittlgs. Seben l.. 0ienstd9 abraDe
inl Wonat &irfenratz zSitnn9. SeoeT /.
Gonnersta9 abenbs in: @cnat SrGiiea
0erein Sibuno. vile @olfss unb @lnu'
bcnseenoHen finb her3lid einaelcsscr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Yrnberbnnb brr Sentid)gemeinoe

Gs 6iene allen Briioern aur a..
isuigen Nabriht, Dab uniere nGtlt'
8eriammlitng am Samstag. ser
2. September, punt 8 ltbr abenos
itattfinbet. Oa ,pidtiee @eld)6ite 3u
erleoigen iinb. lperoen aIe BriiSe,
eriuht an,peieno 3u iein.
ssobn &iertiher. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
MSuueo, ga.
9emtthe Gpans. =2mtb. st. $eters'
Mcmeinhe. :. CTR.

8farrer Sans .. S. Sitnoleit. 24A
Nbams Ctr. 8pfeiter. ga. Selepbom:
Wod,e5ter 1865. @ottesbienit $3.50 utr
1noreens; Sonntngiduls 1O:4b uhr. -
Vrauen Werein geriammlung an, lesten
Oonnerstaa ieben Wouats, abenos 8 uhl.
Seberntann lit ber3li6 iui0tomn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31

AlIen s6ngerinnen oiene aur &c.
'f1nieen Nadridt. oah oie regelmdbi.
.ge NerinmmIung am Gonnerstag.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Der airden Gra,iem 8erein Der
ct. 1oGanneS 0emeinAc

feiert am Sonntag, ben II. Septen,.
Der iein 22jabrises stiftnassfet. Mne
Greunoe unb Conner oes Grnuenber.
ems bon DIT ,i,D Neit iino ber3lid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
Columbus, Dhio

Gpane. Qnther. Nartin 2mtber Qtr@c,
G6e Noler unb ann Strake.
Rf"rrer g. g. Seuer. Seben Sonns
ttl9 bormittasS 9 llbr Sonntagidulc;
10 l1br cngliiher Bottesbienft; II ubr
beutiher @ottcsoienit.
N0e @Iaubenseenoffen unb Sreunb
itnb be,3li@ einoelab-u.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
@arn, Snbiana
Demtfhc Gu. Qmtbcr. 6onterms, 0trtbs
G6e II. Npe. unb 1illptore Ctr,

Yfarrer Grid Yeterlcn. 1919 Gtn
mote Cir. 1sl.: 23551. Sonntdgid]u!s
9 llbr fir bic eroben unb II llbr fur ots
Feinen Ainber. 8pttesbienft nm 10 ubr
in Der ensliifen nno um II ubr IN Der
bellt1den Sprnfle.
Nne @Ia,lbensgenuiien nno Sreunbs
Iinb ber3lid einGelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
youngstown. Ohio
Dentidbe Gp. .2mth. Spnternss s@emetMos.
Ode Qincoln Nue. nnb S5plmeS Ctr.

Srnntagid)ule ieben Sonntna llm 2 llbr.
6auptanttesbienit I'M 2:30 llbr. Seoen
erItcn Sonntus i'm Ipnat Srauen Vereir
Serianmlllna Sehen 5peiten Sonntda
inn Monat &ird)enratssS Sitlns. Mlle ans
oercn @erianlmIunaen iperben rehtaeifte
scfc:;:...acocben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
!Hpmeiteab, ga.

Hpmeiteab, ga.
Deutfd1e Gp. lutb. ct. W2arfns QtrAe
122-224 DIT 9. HE.
Hep. Ct 6. Nd,tenbera, Yfarrer. Fele.
pbon 90. t745. Nm Spnns llnb Seters
taaen pormittaas 9:30 llbr Sorntdgs
idule; 1890 llbr engliid)cr unb 1916
ltbr beutid,er 8ottesbienit. Mle @ldn'
bensaenoi1en iinb berslib lpillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
GlcbeIanb, Chip


9. g. Gpon9. 2utb. ct. Ssbannes. 0irAe.
Gaftor &ans 6oiiel. 76l GDbb Noab
EEL: G2nlberrb 064b. llbr u1rmittaQs,
beutider &ottesbienft. 10 ltlr Conn
tagihnle. II l1br en9liiher @ottesbienft.
9utber Qi9a Nnbadt unb Weriea,mlunp
Sonntaa abenos 1880 l1Dr. aonfirn,an
sltnterridt unb beutihe Shule ant
Samstag BOT, "hr an. NGe @laubens>
aenoifen iinb ber5lid einee!aben.
GJepeianb Def. - 9entfd Wemetnbe
Weh 80. ctr. nnb yoi1arb apc.
Raitor Sobaan.s Deutidldnber, 5000
Willnrt Nne. Sell: Woobbtne 90S5.
@ottesbienft ieben Sonn> unr Geiertca
in beuti6er unb engliiGer 5prathe. =
Sonnta0Shule jeoen Sonntda S-1O uh1
,ormittaas. Dar ausfol9eno en9liiher
@ottesbienft bon t,--1O:45 llbr. &,ieruuf
folat oer beutide @ottesoienft II rbr
brrptitta0s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
2l,ss alliance, Uhie
3mei9 3.

Maen WtitglieOern oieue slr ee.
fanigelt gtcbribt, oob oie regelmGBi-
ge 8erlammlllng Sonntag, oen 10.
September, itattfinoet. Seoes Wfit.
glieo miro eebeten ,penn moglih an.
meien0 5ll fem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
8eamten -Yeriammlmna

finoet itatt Donnerstae, oen Z. Sert
Ssulius epertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31

JramS Moth nnb syamilie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-31
EINLADUNG ZUR
s.. s.. 5dnger=k =konbention
in CLEVELAND OHIO
Abgehalten am und September, 1884, i'm WESTSEITE
SACHSENHEIM, 7ool Denison Avenue.
Gastgebender Verein: Madrgal Junior Chor.
in CLEVELAND, OHIO

E ist das Nal in der Geschche Sangerbundes,
da elmer ugendchore engeaden
hat E st dies hochgeschazter Madga Junior Chor
Cleveland Wessee Nht dehalb we'll wir Alten INNER
alter werden sonden genc wact drat rapid
som auch h Taendrang begee NIT nem hessen Streben
da drangt Schckasrad Sangeunde Rcung
gebend einzugen Wenn ach die Reen mnnchen
gend dadurch dass Fede steen stark gechet snd
die ngere die Bresche gesprungen
helfen dses Wek voenden Es
werden ene dnkwrdge Sanger konvcnton in Youngstown
Ohio 1912 damaige Vozender des Madrga Junior
Chores Heinrich SCHNEIDER die konvention bat
allie uberract und wohwoendes Lache geragen
digger Genuguung gng duch Reihen eeben den
ugend ais uhrendes Element der Spite ehen
So st denn Tasache gewoden Die 20 ahres konven
ton wd der Madgal Cho beherbgen Es soil dankend
gehoben weden da Adolf Wnger
auc nmmermuder Rudolf K Fresenhegs
und cht zuetz Scheer de Voksbaes George
der NIT Rat und Tat Sete sanden W Aten heen sebver
standlich auch allie NIT.
SO denn asst dem Auuf Bundesbeamten Foge
eiste lass eraren der Madga Chor been
asst aber auch ekennen amerikansche Br
deser schweren Zet ezgen Vaterande hu
dig sind In Erkennns desen wird gewss auh die TO-
venton cine eche en und veeich gar der Aua
nachsen Sangeestes
ersehnte "Frede wiederum durch allie Lande zieht
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-26

1914 RFj'"r,C r0u5isY FCyr.DAOt! or.r Cona Conn tee
l-s4. D-c..o- totor l-,.ran,o slls RaIean = {
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-26

buy !, 50 mueh more power bc.
hind tnc hrc push 90. t'rc ru-h that
"riI send Il,ucf and Iolo into uh-
llsiDn.
&c, behind the INVASION drive,
I"'c,, NORl tran ever hclofc'
Double 90. triple 81. what yuu'>c
done ~ any previous Jfi,c. The
Job IS big yOuNc got TO dag!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
Elkland Makes Record In
War Activities This Year

Elkland high school has parti-
cipated in number of wartime
activities, including War Bond
drives, U. S. o. Fund, Red Cross,
Infantile Paralysis, and the sale
of Easter Seals for crippled chill
dren this year.
In the U. S. o. drive, Elkland,
through the combined efforts of
each grade and teacher, won fifty
dollars in prizes, twenty-five for
making it's quota, and twenty
five for being the first school to
do so. The students have also
taken an interest in the collection
of salvage paper.
During the year, six high school
students have been called for
service: Shirley Jones, Byrl Bled-
soc and Jackie" Grogan-seniors;
Buddy Cooper-junior; Worth
Sykes and Howard Greer-ninth
and eighth grades respectively.
Wartime conditions have caus-
ed a definite trend toward bust
ness education, and as a result,
several new courses have been
added in the high school depart
ment.
In the business department, bu-
siness mathematics and general
business have been added to the
course of study, while the number
taking tipping has increased con-
siderably. Recently a course in
driver education
has been included and is being
offered to all seniors and num-
Der of juniors. All these courses
have met with the approval of
those students taking them.
1t is expected that the number
entering the above classes will be
increased next year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
Seven Boys And
Ten Girls Make
Up Class Roll
Some Members Have Already
Entered Service; Others
Making Plans
MAKE FINE RECORDS

Of the twenty seniors who were
enrolled in Elkland High School
at the beginning of the school
year, seventeen now remain to
receive their diplomas. Three of
the boys-Byrl Bledsoe, Shirley
Jones, and Jackie" Grogan, who
would have graduated this spring,
were indicted into the nations
armed service during the last days
of the first semester.
The entire senior class has made
an enviable record throughout
their high school careers. Sew
era1 have achieved high scholas-
tic ratings; some have made ex-
cellent records in athletics; all
have been outstanding in citizen
ship, and have shown an admira-
BILE school spirit of loyalty, sports
manship and cooperation. The
seniors have led all the classes in
the various drives and activities
connected with the war effort.
Most of the boys, who graduate
expect to join the armed forces of
the nation soon after graduation.
Many will be taking their places
in war industries or wherever
they feel they will be able to do
most toward helping win an ear
ly victory.
The members of the graduating
class are:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
Elkland Finals
Are To Be Held
On Friday, May 5
Commencement Is Cut Short;
Supt. A. 3. Hurt Will Be
Speaker

The commencement exercises
will be held on Friday night, May
5, at eight o'clock in the Elkland
School Gymnasium, when II SEN
iors will be awarded diplomas.
A. B. Hurt, superintendent of
schools, will be the speaker.
Transportation difficulties have
necessitated much shorter COM
mencement program than usual.
This year the grade department
will offer no program.
The public is assured of cor
dial welcome at the commence
ment exercise.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
WILLIS MORETZ

Willis is II years of age, a
quiet, self-reliant boy and was
voted by class as the Wittiest boy.
Ambition: To become the best
farmer in Watauga county. Hob
bies: Reading and swimming.
Motto: ''Try anything once.''
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
ESTELLE MCGUIRE

Estelle is Is. Was vice-presi-
dent of junior class. Secretary of
senior class. Voted best dressed
and girl most likely to succeed.
Hobbies: Horseback riding, skat-
ing, basketball. Played on ball
team two years. Ambition: To
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
Elkland Faculty
Is Well Trained
Most Teachers Experienced;
Paul A. Perkins Is Com
pleting Year AS Prin.

Elkland has a we'll trained fac
ulty of nine teachers and under
the leadership of Professor Paul
A. Perkins, principal, the school
is completing a successful year.
The faculty members are as fol-
lows:
Paul A. Perkins, principal and
teacher of mathematics; 5 years
experience.
Miss Ruby Trivette, English and
tipping; 4 years experience.
Mrs. Grace Moretz, history and
science; Z years experience.
T. c. Hardin, eighth grade; 7
years experience.
w. R. Stansberry, sixth and
seventh grades; 4 years expert
ence.
Mrs. Lucy C. Luther, fourth and
fifth grades; Z years experience.
Mrs. Pauline w. Shoemake,
third grade; z years experience
Mrs. Ruth M. Trivette, second
grade; 3 years experience.
Mrs. Annie S. Blackburn, first
grade; II years experience.
For some time, Mrs. Ethel
Graham has been teaching for
Mrs. Blackburn, while she is re-
Education is a debt due from
the present to future generations.
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Be Awarded Diplomas High School

covering from a very serious ILL
ness.
With the exception of Mrs.
Grace Moretz, who received her
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A. B. degree at Lenoir Rhyme,
each member of the faculty re-
ceived their education at A. S.
T. C..
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"Jack" is II years old. Voted
by class as the LATEST boy. Hob
bies: Basketball, football and all
outdoor sports. Played on ball
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team 1884. Ambition: To be-
come member of the Navy Med
ical Corps. Motto: Don't hurry;
life's too short.
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ELIZA CENIA HOWELL

Liza is II, a quiet, courteous
girl. Played on basketball team
2 years. Hobbies: Swimming and
basketball. Ambition: To become
nurse and be sent across to the
battlefront. Motto: after the
battle, the victory"
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ANNIE ESTHER HOUCK

Ann, as she is better known, is
II years old. She has been a stu
dent at Elkland for the past 4
years and is a very quiet, con-
scientious and studious girl. Hob
bies: Hiking and collecting snap
shots. Ambition: To succeed in all
undertakings. Motto: "A loving
heart is the beginning of all
knowledge"
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PAUL BERNARD MORETZ

Barney" is II years of age.
Played on basketball team 1943-
"A; voted boy most likely to sue
coed. Hobbies: Swimming, base
ball, basketball. Ambition: To be
a pilot in the A. A. F. Motto:
Ready for anything"
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JAMES CLYDE TRIVETTE

James, II, is a loyal and a
trustworthy student. Was presi-
dent junior class, 1942-43; men,
Der of basketball team for two
years. He enjoys basketball,
swimming and skating. Ambition:
To become an Army Air pilot.
Motto: cts not who you are but
what you are that counts"
DOROTHY MABEL WILCOX
dot, Is, voted prettiest and
most popular girl. Member of
ball team 1894. Ambition: To
become a designer. Hobbies:
Drawing, dancing, travelling.
Motto: Hitch your wagon to a
star-and keep on climbing"
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travel this wide world over. Mot
to: Choose the right when the
wrong is around you"
IMOGENE BLEDSOE
''Pete'', 16 years old, is a de-
pendable student. A member of
basketball team for 3 years, voted
by class as the wittiest girl. Am
bition: To become a Red Cross
nurse. Hobbies: Skating, basket
ball, travelling. Motto: "Life's
too short to take long chances"
JOHN w. GRAHAM
Johnny is 16 years old and has
played on basketball team two
years. President senior class;
won second place in extemporan-
eous speaking at Appalachian
tournament, 1913; winner Ameri-
can Legion Contest, 1913. Hob
bies: Basketball, football. Voted
most handsome boy. Ambition:
To become a commercial flyer.
Motto: '"'Never get above your
raising."
IRIS ELLEN ELLIS
Iris is 16 and is the youngest in
the class. Her hobbies are skat-
ing, swimming, flirting, Ambi
ton: To be a nurse until the war
is over and then marry the man.
Motto: "Why take life so serious
ly? You'll never get out alive"
THOMAS GREER HOLMAN
Greer is II years old and has
been a member of the basketball
team two years. Drove school
bus two years; voted best dressed
and most popular boy. Ambition:
To become a pilot in the Army
Air Corps. Hobbies: Swimming,
basketball, hunting. Motto: 'The
hill is rough, but climb to the
top"
GOLDA ELIZABETH GROGAN
Coda is 10 and was voted the
best sport of the senior class. Am
bition: To become a successful
secretary. Hobbies: Dancing,
basketball, reading. Played on
basketball team two years. Mot
to: backward never-forward
ever"
PAUL EDWARD REID
Paul, Is years of age is quiet,
studious boy. Played on ball
team, 1914. Hobbies: Playing the
guitar and basketball. Ambition:
To become an aviation cadet. Mot
to: Expect the best and take what
comes"
VIRGINIA ERCELLE MILLER
Ercelle is 10 years old and is
very quiet and self-effacing. Vot-
ed the LATEST girl in the senior
class. Hobbies: Dancing, singing,
and swimming. Ambition: To
find out what my ambition really
is. Motto: ITO strive, to seek, to
find, and not to yield"
HELEN ELIZA HOUCK
'Tiny" is Is. She spent her
junior year at Appalachian High
but returned to graduate
with her old classmates. Hobbies:
Dancing, skating, reading. Am
bition: To become a nurse. Mot
to: "Never put off until tomorrow
what can be done today"
ELIZABETH MORETZ
Lib is 18 and her hobbies are
dancing, singing and basketball.
on basketball team 1943-
A. Ambition: To be a night club
singer. Motto: EAT, drink, and
be merry: tomorrow we may not
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Education is a debt due from
the present to future generations.
- George Peabody
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JOHN w. GRAHAM
IRIS ELLEN ELLIS

Iris is 16 and is the youngest in
the class. Her hobbies are skat-
ing, swimming, flirting. Ambi-
ton: To be nurse until the war
is over and then marry the man.
Motto: 'Why take life so serious
ly? You'll never get out alive. -
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travel this wide world over. Mot
to: Choose the right when the
wrong is around you"