Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 32

03 GET SCROLLS ATWESTERN HIGH jDr. Newton, the Principal, Presents Honors, and G. M. 21 CONGRESS HEIGHTS PUPILS ARE PROMOTED All Will Be Entered for Eastern High School Terms Next September. Congress Heights School, Nichols avenue between Pifth street and Con- gress road southeast, yesterday deliv- ered certificates of promotion to 21 of 1 16 GRADUATED AT POWELL JONIOR = Gardella, Gloria Gehri Blrhn a Five Senior High Schools Will Receive Members of samicsos il Good Go0as, Nl tapetn Greenbaum. Prances Gunn, Elizabeth Harris. Dorothy -na. To Eastern Hish School. Eades, Everette Ingalls, Charlotte To MeKinley Hi; iy o McClellan, John To Reoseveit Hich School. Britl. Robert wyn, Fran I i. %n e Lo Bue ermifl. Dor BY“L Lorr Judi Ge Syivie i torie To Western Hish School. McMaha Jordan Miller. John Barlow, Mary E. roul! " | Mll-r)orla om: Alyce “" fmpson. Giadys Wood. wuod--m \'Mlcher. use of White's car. Milford was held under $2,000 bond for the grand jury. White testified he had left his car parked in front of the hotel where he lives and was unaware it had been taken until notified by police that it had figured in an accident and that Milford was driving. PR Sure way to rid your house of these disease carriers Rid your home of these pests—now provea by sci- ence to be dangerous disease spreaders! They'll come from hiding places to eat Peterman’s Roach Food. Crawl back and die—leavingNO ODOR.Young and eggs also killed. Get a can at your druggist’s today! PETERMAN’S ROACH FOOD V!Elblll ey Herman, Plorence ardle. lhrnret Kassel, Alvin Keister, Willlam , Jean Kelley. Harry its pupils. All of them will attend Eastern High School next September. Their names follow: Simplicity marked annual | Jahler. Emily Hutchingon, Marths graduation exercises of Western High t . Knmlnst Elizabeth Gou School yesterday afternoon, when 403 iy e ptal” boys and girls received their diplomas, | L Donald Sanford, Norma Dr. Elmer S. Newton, principal presented the documents, assisted by Norman J. Nelson, assistant principal, and Miss J, Irene Daniel. It was Nel- son's last ceremony at Western, as next September he will become prin- cipal of the new Woodrow Wilson High School. Nellie Solange Strong delivered the valedictory for the class and Jean Evans the salutatory. George M. Whitwell, member of the Board of Education, presided. A brief musical program was given by pupils of the school. g The graduates were: G!m Alex, Prances Kennedy. Kathleen Ao Sane Adaline Bine: Madewine o Atwell, Iva Grey King. Martha Anne in. Alberta M. Kirkiand. Marion L. Bahar. Sylvia S Knockey. C. A. garker. Marian E. Kohman: Barbirs A. Baughen, Margaret E.Krah. Rosam : Bebermever. Leah U. Kramer. Ehnhelh Beckington. L. V. Lansbery. Lavins, Kegina Marle Berry. Polly Lemley. Doris V. Fl.bxcy Rose A. Lennon, Marjorie B rr Mary Ellen Leonard. Marie C. Bla therine V. Levi. Madeline R. Bliucoe. Hilds Hite ~ Liegus. Mary Boardman. J. Ludwig. Mary Irma Bockey, Jean Watson Borgs. Hananh Jane A % Helm Cora, Bono. ' Vivian Eulalia & 3 Bo: Bocworih. Anne P. Bosworth Ruth, oteler, Alice M. Boyden. L. McCracken, Mary L. Brasel, Clara Bayne all. Alice Martha Brine. Carolyn Ruth McGunr Grace Aus Brookes. Mary Brosnan. C. B on. Mery O, Brown. Elizabeth A. vn, Eloise McG. Large Class. Powell Junior High School yester- day graduated 216 boys and girls, who will be divided among five senior high schools this Fall. Jere J. Crane, first assistant super- intendent of schocls in charge of business affairs, presided and deliv- ered the certificates of graduation. The members of the class, listed ac- cording to their new schools, follow: To Central Hish Sehool. Alexander, Charles Linkins, Kent Anderson, Willlam ~ Machem, Valenting Argyropoulos. James Magee. Ralph Barnes, Robert Manaiite Whiiam Bassford. n Manuell.' Bernard Baylies. Willlam \!:Donlld. James Beck, Davis 5 id LEGISLATOR IN COURT By the Associated Press. Representative White of Idaho ap- peared in Police Court yesterday as complaining witness against Keys Mil- ford, arrested Tuesday for unauthorized JORDAN'S, 13th & G Whitwell Presides. the If you want the very latest and complete news of the day, have the last edition of The Star—the Night Final—delivered -to your home. The Night Final, carrying a row of Red Stars down the front page, is printed at 6 p.m. and delivered to your home shortly thereafter for 55 cents a month (or, together with The Sunday Star, 70 cents a month). For regular delivery of the Night Final phone National 5000. te, "Opal Williams, Marllyn Williams. Mary 0. Evel kie. Cathe: thy Pavis, William Viola Aull, Roscoe Esther . ‘Doro Donnelly. Havenner. MINER GRADUATES 56 AT EXERCISES TODAY Dr. Ballou Confers Normal School Degrees and Dr. Russell J. Clinchy Speaks. g Degrees of bachelor of science in education were conferred on 56 Miner Teachers College graduates by Supt.|Bax. of Schools Frank W. Ballou in com- | mencement exercises at Armstrong | High School this morning. The candidates were presented by | Sucr;, J*%, 0 Dr. Garnet C. Wilkinson, first as- |Appertl, Edith sistant superintendent of schools, | Baber. ‘Dueriy ¢ while esident Eugene A. Clark of | B the coflege presided. Dr. Russell J. Clinchy, pastor of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, delivered the address. Music was furnished by the All High School Orchestra and the Miner Glee Club. ‘The graduates were: Rela Nelvon Alexander, Doris G. Jeunings. Grace E. R Nelson Berry. Dorothea L. Thelma N. D. d,,’.i Ra:,’"‘j’_“m;’; - Sauer, Geo) Lee! Robert Edward Sehooincld, Samuel Lewis. Camille E. Sheces. Walter Morris. Julla Louise k' Leon ulligan, an isher, Emi Smit . Nickens. Virginia M. T . Overton, Wynema G. Packe, Wyoming P. Perry. Marie E. % Richardson, Clarice A. Dobson, Julia Eila Ross, Doris Marjorie Earle, Abbie Helen Scott. Jeanneite M. Ellis, Araminta D Sharper. Catherine E. Evans. 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Broken sizes. Good color assortment. RiE i Edlin $43 Pairs of Chiffon and Service Welght Silk Hose. Iregulars of better hose. Some mesh styles and ittue, Marie F. iy ey some knee length. Broken sizes...... b . Tomorrow and Saturday—the LAST TWO DAYS to buy Cottons at Savings In Our June Selling her!ey‘ Mlb!l V St. Gall Dotted Swiss Embroidered Batistes whitedots on colored grounds— as well as town shades. Regu- One of the best liked cottons 58c Sheer, crisp, fresh—very popu- Ve very popular cotton for colored dots on white. Regular- larly 68¢ yard.. IETTTRTTe 44c for spectator sports clothes— Day- n Mildred McCoy. Margaret McKiniey, Anne Miller, Bernice Mnmun Mor Moro glasirle Moskowitz. Sylvia Penn. William Berman. Brand, Ann Brannan, Margaret NEW TWO-TUB WASHERS REDUCED DURING THIS SALE ettit, James Bitzer, Frederick Poretsky Lester 5 Reed, Edward McConnell Marie G. McRae. Gertrude E. Mitman. Doris R. Sorrel, Clyde . Steinbers. David . Nina Derry 8t . Newman. Jane Nichol. 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Boys. lar for young evening frocks— all-day-long Summer frocks that ly 85¢ and $1 yard ........... 68c very new for shirtwaist frocks— g0 everywhere—lovely pastels Imported Cotton Eponge Imported English Judy Prints One of those dainty English dimities that make such charm- ing clothes for children—small floral and nursery prints. Regu- Iy 688 Y898 .cicvsscorsrvine Underwear, 25c¢ Were 58¢ to 88c 117 pieces in a group, which includes vests, bloomers and panties. Broken sizes. 74 pieces in a group, which includes 2-piece Sateen Pajamas, Lace-trim Silk (slightly weighted) Crepe Step-ins, Satin Step-ins and 1-piece Cotton Pajamas, Were $1.15 and $1.65. NOW.oerssiooennns PERPETTRRTRRRRRRNN 1) DOWN STAIRS STORE. fusion from which to choose. Regularly $§1 yard. Smart Cottons for time—for Evening Lovely Plume chiffon voiles, a riot of colorful prints. L-co Abel. Robert Allen. 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William y yrne Carter, Chauncey P. T Caton,” Francis J. Church, G. N.. jr.. Clark. Robert Evarts Cleary. Daniel J.. ir. Conlyn. Robert M. Couch. James F., Jr. Crosby. Charles L Crowder. Joseph 8. Davidson. Donald C. Davis. Robert M. ir Davison. Michaei 5. Dawson. Preston Dear. Richard B, G E R Sa 14 Misses’ and Women’s Suits in tan and gray Patten, Allen J. mixtures. Group includes some with top Payne. John Howard Peterson. Stuart R. Pettus, James Donald Pmr:z C!nlerbury B. B Vie Rait. John Crotkfl' Ruuchemt!ln J.N. Rawls, Robert M. Reid. Thnm)n G. Rinehart. Albert W. Dorman. HamlllonF Roberson. Howard Dorr. George Walter Roberts. Edward R. Drury. Rebert Finley Roddis. Louis H.. Jr. Dver. Joseph Rouse, H. . 3 Eiker John. 3d Rumsey, D. C.. 2d. Engelberz. Jerome Rutherford. Mnrrllon Ervin, Roger Willis Sager. Willia: Ferguson, Earl E. Saltsman. J. A< 3e. Folkman. Stanley E. Sands. Beniamin H. Fuller. 8_J. Jr. Schleicher, R. P, Galliher. Richard H. Schneider. Louis . Gamble. Frederick A. Schreiner. Neil G. Shenard. Ralph Lunt . Smith. Norman G. Shith: Page Exerton Gilmer, John Bentley Smith. Walter L.. 2d. Giusti, Perrucio Snead. Harry Judann Glennon, J. B.. jr. Spencer, DeW, . Goldman Thomas_A. Sullivan, Fahen Gray. Mason W.. 3d Summerbell. E. Greenwood. R. L. Sweigert. Olenn ‘Tarver. Paul ‘Toole. Charles James Van Girdles, 85¢ Were $2 and $3 18 Side-hook and Two- way-stretch Girdles. Well-known make. Broken sizes. 15 Garter Brassieres and Girdles in broken sizes. Were $2. Now...$1.50 DOWN STAIRS STORE. Infants’ Dresses 50c Were $1 21 Handmade Dresses in white and pastels. Sizes 1to3. 16 Baby Boy Suits in broadcloth. Sizes 1 t& 3. Were $1. Now.. 50¢ 25 Large Bibs. Were 50c. Now - . 250 21 0dd Pieces including pajamas, suits and dresses. Were $1 to $1.50. Now. . 65¢ DOWN STAIRS E Sant. Harvey G. Van Sant, John E. Veirs. Charies cmmn ‘Von Loewenfeldt H. Walker. Donald Walker. Robert, MeC. Walter. R. Ward, Josent. Lea Watrous. P. T.. ir. Watts, Chester. jr. . Wells,” Arthur Byron West. Jacl Whitiock, Victor. ir. EORGIA COLEMAN Olympic Fancy Diving Champion asley. John Ruston aves. Jess Roland Hellweg. Vincent P. szzufid Alhefi“:‘\r SUNNY MIAMI! What a crowd. Tense. Expectant. We came to see Georgia Cole- man give an exhibition! In the mean- time, there’s excitement—plenty! TWENTY DIVERS! They do the easy ones first. Swan. Jack. Sailor. And now.., Georgia! What perfect grace! First, she does a swan. Floating on air! & ey. Yingling. . ettler, Charles L. YOU WERE H{ MARVELOUS, I\ Miss COLEMAN { HAVE SOME Women’s Shoes, $1 Were $3.95 91 Pairs in a group of women’s shoes, including low-heel step-in pumps, low-heel strap slippers, and oxfords in brown and navy blue. Broken sizes. THEY GIVE | ME PEP/ J Crepe Dresses, $2.95 Were $5.95 25 Washable synthetic crepe dresses. Slightly soiled. Broken sizes. 35 Wash Dresses, some with jackets. Were $1.95. Now $1.15 50 Wash Frocks in broken sizes. Were $1. Now. 68¢c 25 Linen and Novelly Weave Wash Frocks. Brokm sizes. DOWN STAIRS STORE. WASH DRESSES s B Men’s Shirts re © 95¢ 400 Shirts including kroadcloths, madras and printed fabrics; some with fused collars, neckband and collar-attached mlea. Good assortments of plttema and colors. Some are seconds of higher quality shirts. Sizes 14 to 17 in the lot. “:m":","“"“""” s in broadcloth, Prints s0d 365 Ments Knit Briefs and Shirts. Small, me- some Planters?” “Thanks! Planters are great o dium and large. Special................25¢ between meals. They don’t make you ‘heavy’ ) 1,200 Pairs Manufacturer’s Sample Hose. Special............ceessessesssssescsnssss<8 pairs for §1 llld't]lq'l’. always so crunchy!™ e . DOWN STAIRS STORE. LANTERS PEANUTS are ‘“‘Double-Roasted,” that’s why they digest so quickly. They're always crunchy-—crisp. And, eaten between meals, they'll give you 24 hours’ more en- ergy daily! Always fresh, too, because they're rushed cut from the roaster under refrigera- tion. Get a bag today! for an outside room with bath, shower and radio ane HOTEL MONTCLAIR Lexington Ave. ot 49th Street New York City Life, gaiety. Dine and Dance under thestars.Two orchestras CASINO = IN « THE « AIR New York’s largest open- roof restaurang EVERYBODY'S ON EDGE! Hardest dive of all. Up! Poises! A bird without wings! Down! Perfect double somer- sault. Finally, complete full twist! “HATS OFF to the champion, Georgia! Have