Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 27

PUPILS OF STUART GIVEN PROMOTION 216 Boys and Girls of Junior pe High School in Annual Exercises. Robert L. Haycock, assistant super- intendent of schools in charge of the elementary department, yesterday de- livered certificates of promotion to 216 boys and girls at Stuart Junior High School, Fourth and E streets northeast, in the annual commence- ment exercises. The pupils next Fall will be divided among Central, Eastern, Western, Mc- 25 JOHN H. KETCHAM PUPILS ARE HONORED Those Giuu Promotion Certifi- cates at Exercises !-mflhy Enter zy-flve puplls yesterday fin- ished their work at the John H. School, Pifteenth streets southeast, and their will be added to Eastern High School's rolls in the Fall. Promotion exercises at the school were brief and without ceremony. . ‘The graduates were: Bunye: Eu“'"" Walter B.Jr. o bersert 3. Rermond 1. Qox. ‘Staniey P. West. L) Anderson, X i Jmn-n'& buro'vg ¥ .vnu E. uise C. Scheel. Evelyn L. Sudduth, Myrtle V. Kinley and Roosevelt High Schools, Bisk, " the majority of them planning to enter MeKinley. The graduates, listed according to the schools they will enter, follow: To Central High School Huddleston, John A ackson. : Johmon Oeam . Loefler, 3 ML dlenerie. Mayo. Earle . McCann, Wesley B. McDuffié, John W, Conneil. patcher B B ‘Cooper. Crawford, John B Ibert. Charles R. Tebbe. TERete CCett; R, ‘Turlington. J. D. Zimmerman. B. erm; Godwin, Ernesting VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GRADUATES 41 BOYS Phelps Students Hear Address by Capt. Arthur C. Newman. Phelps Vocational School, Twenty- fourth street and Benaing road north- east, yesterday graduated 41 boys who have completed their courses in useful trades. Capt. Arthur C. Newman addressed the graduates and Dr. Garnet C. Wilkinson awarded the diplomas. Dr. Howard H. Long presided. ‘The graduates follow: Architectural Dratting. Hall, Lioyal L. Hampton. Robert N. THE EVENING STAR, SCROLLS AWARDED (55 164 AT ALICE DEAL Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith Presides at Exercises at School. Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, mem!m of the Board of Education, presided at Alice Deal Junior High School com- mencement exercises yesterday after- noon, when 184 pupils received di- plomas, Most of the students leaving the school expect to enter the new Wood- row Wilson High School next Sep- tember. Ty, Ailce pater . -u bury” 5, Masina x‘mnm é.mk et on Gl il ., Mary V. Janet’ o Rarga Edwards. Charlotte o The graduates, listed according to Elsinger, Eoser the school they will enter, follow: To Woodrow 'Illu mn School. Aldrien, Jean N Y Shirtey Anderson, Gharlotte m-3 ™ Anderson, Jane e ‘Mort Focht. Borothea B St Fredlund, Robert Good Hews for County Road Users Who'd WASHINGTON, D. T, THURSDAY, JUNE 20; 1935 To Western Mish Sehool. Bt ooy W, 00T To Roosovelt Hich School. Torrillo. Bvelvn To MoKinley Hieh School. Bdmonds. Charies To Other Schools. 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Mastin. Alice E McNaney, Ruth C. Morris, Annie Quen. Mary E. Raft. zet Reddine Matie L. Schartner. Esther tree. W. J. Smith, Dorothy M. SO Simes & To Eastern High School. Amidon, Mar Montaguc. Doris M. h Moore. Mary L. Mortison, Rite_ J, Mosely. Ruth Murray, Jeannette O. Norris. ‘Mary C. Bavis, ‘Gatherine ¢ Decatur. Bettv V. De Georige. Nancy A. Dempf. Kaihryn E. Donahile. M. A. Donaldson, Mary V. Dorman, Thelms, Dudley. "Dorothy M. Duerr, Tla Marie Flournoy, Edna M. Foreman. B. M. Fulks. Emily L. Pyock. Helen J. g-hrmon Sarali E. Shipp. 'Vivian' E. Sm}orx;ds Eartars B. o Mary A Hefler M\ldrpd C E G Kis, Frances M. Koons. { Krecler. Clarts omipte, J; E. Wixson. Evelyn M. ‘Whitlock. Mary E. Wenneberzer. Ella M, Yright. Agaés O. aw, C. V. Young." Ruth To Roosevelt High School Brandy. Theodora L. Young, Virginia M. Campanella. A. M. To Western High School. Byrd, Ruletta A Rapo_Eleanor L. YP SAvE money by serving Kellogg’s Rice Krispies. Ready to eat and many servings from @a package. 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Regu- SUMMER NECKEWEAR, assorted styles in collar and cuff sets and separate col- lars. Organdies, silks and piques; slightly mussed from display. Regularly 48c. Reduced to... '9c EYELET BATISTE, 1 to 3 desirable col- yard lengths in ors. Reduced to clear st only, yd ceeeeces Sheer one of ever seen at this price! honestly sensational news. . prints and pastel organdies in the finest groups that we have They are .one of the greatest bargains in this great June sale. Whatever you do, don’t miss them! You’ll find all the new Summer styles and we are sure that you will buy more than one when you see them. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 52 Second Floor—King's Palace Phone Orders— ORGANDY DRESS FLOWERS, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES, also fancy braids, narrow laces. Men’s and women’s handkerchiefs and Chinese lace arm rests. 3 Reduced 10 +......... 9C RHINESTONE HAIR BANDS, also lace dresser scarfs and bead lamp shade ORGANDY BLOUSES, here is a very special bar- gain in sizes 34, 36 and 38. If your size is here you will really save some RIBBON REMNANTS, 1 to 4 inch widths in all col- 8 iieeiiaineiearinnae Special! French Crepe Slips 59 Californis and trimmed with lovely cut-out laces. They Street Floor SHIRTS AND SHORTS, reg. 25c! Vat dyed shorts with elastic inserts; 30 to 44. First quality rib knit shirts; 34 to 46.. 19¢ uuuuzssmn,nm quality collar attached broad- cloth shirts in plain colors and fancy patterns. Bires 180 17,0y OTC MEN’S 25¢ SOCKS, plain colored and fancy rayons with high spliced heels and double soles. Some , irregulars. Sizes 10 LR 18¢ BOYS’ WASH PANTS, BOYS’ 59¢ WASH SUITS, broadcloths, crashes sad cov- erts in button-on and belted models. Sizes 3 to 39 BOYS’ 79¢ WASH SUITS, broadcloths, linens and seer- suckers in practically every style and color. Sizes 3 10 10, Very speciat, DOC SALE! BOYS' SHIRTS, collar attached and sport collar broadcloth shirts in plain colors and fancy patterns. Sizes 8to1 396 BOYS' Mth SUITS, speed models and other styles in good quality suits in sizes o beown - ers 18C Remnants of Summer Wash Goods 10c¢ sa. Reg. 19¢ to 29¢ Prints and plain col- ors, all of them color- fast, in suitable lengths for dresses, slips, blouses and children's wear. 1to 10 yard cuts. Street Floor Housewares Clearance (14) FANCY CURTAIN RODS. Were 89c. R O 39¢ (200) PLAIN OR FANCY GIMPS. Were (10) CARPET SWEEP- :::. .Were $2.98. $| 98 (400) DAMASK REM- NANTS. Were 15¢ (45 Yds.) FLOOR COV- ERING, 3 yds. wide. Was 59c. Now, sq. yd. ..... ceessenenes zqc (42 Yds.) INLAID LINO- LEUM REMNANTS. Was $169. Now, R Th (= (30 Yds) HALL RUN- NERS. Was 69c, Now, yd. .cocnnene 25C (5) l"El.’l‘-'l'OP CARD TABLES. Were $1.98, ' NOW ssvvevernrnnnens (1) FIRST QlJAl.l'l‘! WOOL RUG. $32.50. Now. (7) DAY BED COVERS. Were $298. Now .. $| 49 (5) CLOTBES HAMPERS, Were $1.25. 88C (6) CURTAINS. Were $1.59. 88c (13) TABLE COV- ERS. Were $1.25. 59C “w oOoL PLAIDS. Were $1.98, l Now, yard.......... . (8) TURKISH BATII SHEETS. $2.98, Were $2.29. sl NOW ,00cccenncncnes (20 Yds) ALL-WOOL Was $1.98, Now, yd. (45 Yds.) ALL-SILK PLAID TAFFETA. Was $1.98. yard (48) PILLOW SLIP COV- ERS, Now .... (300 Yds.) KING O’ NET TING. Was | 1oc, X as (4 Doz.) RED STAR DIA- PERS. Were $2.75. Now, doz. .. (250 Yds.) lI.K AND RAYON REM- NANTS. Was 68c. Now, yd. 296 BA(’“) G. W TTING. ere nl":‘”) BB!B‘G.: 'S. Were Now u.. 25¢