Erskine Academy - Pinnacle Yearbook (South China, ME)

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Lewis Allen Tumer Lewis A. Turner, son of Mr. and Mr-s.' Fred.A. Turner passed to the higher life, Thursday, March 1, at Augusta. General hospital, following an operation for appendicitis, Feb. 13.' YI-Iis age was 21 years, ten months and 23 days.. - He wals,a. promising young man of sterling character and genial dis-C position. Who loved. .everyone and was respected and beloved by all. He was graduated from Erskine Academy ln 1923, Oak Grove Semin- axgy in 1924, had taken two years at Colby College and was a. member of Kappa Delta, Rho fraternity. This was his second year at teaching school and he had hoped to resume his courses at Colby and- graduate 'from there later. Lewie was a, lov- ing son andvbrother and his passing loaves -a. vacant place in the home circle which never can be filled. ' He expressed the belief that if it were God' will he would get well. He is survived by his parents: one brother, Fred L. Turner: a sister, Marie Turnerg two aunts, Mrs. Lo noraL L. Fish of -Apple-ton and Miss Cordelia, Turner of Portland and a largenumber 'of cousinsf - '- ' ' Funeral set-viceswere held at the home Saturday afternoon and were attended by, many relatives and friends. Frank E. Jones of South China, ofhcialted, assistedby Elliott C. Hammond of Plamtsburg, New York, both ministers of the gospel, wlth,F. E. Moody of Windsor in charge. -The -Weeks Mills choir sang two appropriatethymns, In the Garden and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. ,T13e.ma.ny beautiful Horal tributes bespoke the love and esteemtln which he was held. Interment was .made In the family lot in Sand Hill cemetery. A In Memoriam One precious to our hear-ts has gone, voice we love-d is stilled. 1 place made vacant in our home The' The Can never more be filled. A Our.Fa,ther in His wisdom called The boon Hls love had given: And though on earth the body lies. The soul is safe in Heaven. ' - His Mother. Somerville, March S, 1928. x

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GRAY, WILLIAM, Bill Bill wants to be an undertaker. We hope you will, Bill, it's a good cheerful job for you. Also Bill is fond of dancing. Quite a combi- nation. Junior Exhibition, Class Play C4Jg Baseball Clj, C2J, C3J, C415 School Orchestra. JONES, MERLE Merle's taste runs to P. G.'s. He has had quite a strenuous time to avoid the wiles of a certain senior girl, but he's anchored safely at last. You made a good choice, Merle. Junior Exhibition, Class Play C4Dg Basketball C3D, C455 awarded second in prize speaking contest, Baseball C455 Presentation of Gifts. JONES, VERNE, Deacon The class artist! If there are any remarks to be made, any cute stunts to be pulled olf, then Verne shines. Junior Exhibitiong Class .Play C4Jg Baseball C3D, C455 Class Prophecy, PINNACLE Board CSD, C45- HYSOM, PEARLE Pearle likes to go to Albion for reasons best known to herself. Albion is a nice place, Pearle. so it's all right. Junior Exhibition.

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l i l 1 i l ' eer . . The conrplete progrann for this broadcast follows: Serenade ........,........ Mozart Scotch Interm-ezzo ....... Brahms Reverie . .................. Jensen Prelude to Le Deluge .Saint-Saens Selection from Hansel and Greteln - ........ '. Humperdinck Devoti 'On . . , . . . .x ...... Deppen The Coquette . . .. Devpen Aase's Death . . . . . .. .... Grieg Anitra's Dance . ...... ' ..... Grieg sTocK 1111161515 soAR AGAINXON 'ci-1ANc.E, IN Bic TRADING fContinued from Page Oneb around the bargain counter of a de- partment store basement. ' Baldwin Locomotive soared S17 5, share to a new high record at 3273. Midland steel products Dxeferi-ed scored an extreme advance of 5510. Dupont, National Tea, Radio Corp- oration and Commercial- solvents climber 335.50 to 39.50 a share, all to record high prices, Approximately 300,000 shares oi! General Motors coinman changed hands in the first four hours of trad- ing. One block of 11,000 shares of U. S. Steel common changed hands. at 145. A similar outburst of builish en- thusiasm took place on -the New York curb Market, where a, few specialties were run 10 to 30 points. New -York, March 9-1APD--T-1:5 reduction in federal reserve 'brokers' loans fanned the flames of specula- tive enthusiasm on the New York stool: exchange today and sent prices soaring to new levels. . Early gains in the popular issues ranged from E1 to :gli a. share, with a. number of individual transactions ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 shares. GeneruIlM0tors crossed 3153 a share, creating a record fn' Llp: sixth'con- secutive session. b , - Bear traders, who are reported to have lost tens of millions in the recent spirited advance of General Motors, Hudson, Radio, lnterna- tional Nickel and other speculative favorites, took further losses in to- ll . N. , U. , , F 1 1 J