Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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5 '2't : I' l'l'gl Q'l':p'm.'am uvzafxserv' v v - v v ' 5 .i--A--ew ya 7' .fl V 9' Quo' I ' I I .7 in , ff? U WI r 54' It A !5S4sp ,r'f , JUWPAQB Glass Brupbecp I was tired and sought some restful amusement. On the table before me was a copy of the Sunshine Times, the newspaper of Piedmont, which Paul Fike began to publish ten years ago. I picked it up. The headline, News of the Class of '29, immediately attracted my attention. Paul had given over the best part of the first page to news of his classmates, simply because it was the twentieth anniversary of our graduation. My weariness was for the moment forgotten. I began to read with interest. Here is what I read: Mrs. Liyen Von Druminbersky, nee Leona Schoppert, will give at her summer home in Miami, a lawn party for her fifteen year old daughter, Brigedette. Elsie Metcalfe, world's heaviest woman, and Olga Johnson, well-known living skeleton, will tour Canada during July and August. Kate Biggs, famous toe dancer, will sail Tuesday for Paris where she will sign a three year contract with the Bouillon Brothers. Hernon Stullenbarger, art critic, and his wife, who was before hej mar- riage Katheryn Bowers, grand opera singer, will start on a European tour August 27. Prof. Ellis Cherry, President of Harvard University, will return to Harvard Wednesday from Vancouver, Canada, where he has been visiting his brother, Dr. Elton Cherry. Virginia Pleasants, Evangelist, will return from England in the fall. Miss Pleasants has in the past few weeks held meetings at Belfast, Ireland, and Manchester, England. Alice Howard, novelist, has just completed her latest book, Dirty Hands. Mr. and Mrs. Dumple, and their six children, have recently returned to Piedmont, after having visited relatives in Red Town, Ind. Mrs. Dumple was before her marriage Oma Liller. Miss Vivian Baldwin, powder expert, employed by the Darling Pow- der Company, will visit Piedmont during August. Oh, dear! I've been day dreaming. Do day dreams ever come true? ALICE HOWARD, '29. I24l

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