West Virginia Representative Shines at National Commercial Teachers Meet
Mrs. Mae A. McCoy head of Concord College commerce department led West Virginia’s presence at the national convention in Chattanooga Tennessee. She displayed state symbols read poems and sang West Virginia Hills after a Kiwanis Rotary Civic League and PTA banquet.
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West Virginia
McCoy
Concord
Mae A. McCoy
Department of Commerce
Concord College
Chattanooga
Tenn
Laura Sarvay
Art
Mrs. McCoy
Pape's Diapepsin Claim of Instant Digestive Relief
An advertisement promises instant relief from indigestion sour stomach gas and upset stomach by chewing Pape's Diapepsin tablets. It claims correction of digestion for a few cents with a pleasant harmless effect and urges purchase at any drug store.
Beaverette Debuts With Enthusiasm At Beaver High
Beaver High School prepares to publish its first Beaverette issue for the new year amid excitement. The issue promises a lively student paper from the English class, with a senior class play and candy sale details to boost the treasury.
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Beaverette
Beaver
Beaver High School
Beaver High School Enforces Academic Eligibility Rules
The Beaver school board insists athletes must pass at least three subjects each semester to remain eligible, with rural students also required to meet two-subject standards for transportation funding. The policy sparks debate but aims to keep academics as priority in a strict, well-regarded school.
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Davidson College
Schoos
Fairmont High School
Beaver
Beaver Board of Education
Beaver High School
Student Council Appoints New Members and Schedules Meeting
Students elected new representatives for the council and a meeting is set for Monday at 9 45 in Mise Crawford's room. All members are urged to attend. Basketball practices begin this week at Fairview gym with boys starting Wednesday and girls on alternate days. The boys meet Monday in the study hall and girls schedule to follow. Beaver staff holds first 1926 meeting to assign duties and plan the annual issue with seniors list for verification.
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Sentor
Beaver
Mise Crawford
Fairview
Beaver Stapf
Forum Club Opens Year With Classroom History Presentations
American history classes at the high school featured an inaugural Forum Club program on Friday afternoon. Each class illustrated a distinct section of the textbook and highlighted key points from the early period of American history.
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Forum Club
Feast of Lights Marks Eight Nights of Covenant
The piece notes a Friday night lighting of one candle December 11 and one more each night for eight days to honor the victory of the Maccabees over Antiochus Epiphanes. It frames the festival as a symbol of religious freedom and resilience amid intolerance, with prayers and song at home led by the family head. The meeting reviewed in the piece reflects on the nation’s history.
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Antiochus Epifor Ihe
Syria
Antiochus
Juniors Plan Yearbook Photos at Study Hall
In a Wednesday meeting the juniors gathered in the study hall to hear the annual proposition. They decided to have individual yearbook pictures taken at the same price offered to the seniors by photographer Mr Nunniley who handles the senior portraits.
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Nunniley
Christmas holidays begin December 24 this year
Eighteen days remain until holiday break from December 24 to January 4, with the period extended beyond early expectations. The Beaver News Pond and the Beaverette will publish two more issues before the holiday recess. readers are urged not to miss either copy.
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Beaver News Pond
Beaverette
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