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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1951

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Freeman Couple's Son Dies Of Battle Wounds In Japan

Scott W. Salyer, son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert W Salyer of Freeman, died May 27 from wounds received in Korea on March 1 while serving with the Fifth Cavalry. Born July 8 1931 in Jenkin Jones he attended Bramwell high school, enlisted 1948, deployed to Japan 1949 and Korea 1950. Survived by father Curtis Elwood and sister Mrs Beatrice Gilley. mother deceased.

Freeman Japan Scott W. Salyer Korea Gilbert W. Salyer Salyer Fifth Calvary William E. Bergin Jenkin Jones Bramwell High School Curtis Elwood Beatrice Gilley

Two Day Confab Draws To Close

Laura Rector of Parkersburg was elected president of the Alpha Phi chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma as the state teachers society wrapped a two day convention at the West Virginian hotel. Lillian Nelson Huntington was named recording secretary and Virginia Laughlin Parkersburg was named corresponding secretary as delegates from Mercer Wyoming McDowell Raleigh Fayette and Summers counties attended. Four new members Eloise Gunn Kath leen Edwards Zena Marie Cremeans and Gertrude Aurill were initiated. Dr. James Zambus Bluefield college spoke on Women and American Education noting the system is now predominantly feminine and the future of America is in women's hands.

Laura Rector Parkersburg Delta Kappa Gamma Teacher's Society West Virginian Hotel Lillian Nelson Huntington Virginia Laughlin Zeta Mercer Wyoming McDowell Raleigh Fayette Summers Velda Noland Alpha Chapter Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Eta Theta Iota Alpha Phi National Honorary Society Eloise Gunn Grantsville Kathleen Edwards Belington Zena Marie Cremeans West Hamlin Gertrude Aurill St. George James Zambus Bluefield College America Laura Rector Kenter Daily Telegraph

Women Dominate Teaching, Early Leaders Honored at Banquet

The text notes women became a majority of teachers, cites Vassar and Horace Mann as early supporters, and States that since 1911 a woman led the national association, shifting control to women. It covers luncheon hosts, chapter expansions, awards to Lena Charter, and a banquet featuring Miss Margaret Boyd and musicians. The executive board closed the convention.

Vassar Horace Mann National Educational Association Zambus Edythe Reeder Kappa Chapter Gamma Lena Charter Ravenswood Nellie O. Dick Hallene Dick Charleston Ruth Walls Kingwood Henry Fortune, Jr Margaret Boyd Steubenville Ohio Beatrice Barnes Harvey Lewisburg Evangeline Donaghue Anna Mae Foresman Wesley Scott

Mine Inspector Chief Alexander Named New INA President

Charleston meeting notes Arch Alexander appointed president of the Mine Inspector's Institute of America at its Lexington 1950 convention. He will host next year’s INAs in Tulsa or Nashville. Alexander began in coal at Ethel Logan County and rose to mines chief emphasizing a safety program with mobile instructor units and new rescue gear.

Charleston W. Va Arch J. Alexander Mine Inspector's Institute of America Tulsa Nashville Alexander National Organization Lexington Ethel Logan County

McComas Bible Schools Open at Thomas Memorial and Crane Creek

In McComas West Virginia the Daily Vacation Bible School at Thomas Memorial church and Crane Creek church opens with 69 enrollment, 48 students this session. Thomas School led by Mrs. John Harris, 9:30 a m daily. Crane Creek led by Mrs. E B Phillips with Mrs. C R Robbins assisting, 6 to 8 pm. Teachers listed for both sites include multiple named instructors and pianists.

Edith Landreth Ralph Weikle Abe Lawrence Terry Whittington Ernest Mathena Francis Moody Cynthia Crane Creek School Shield Kline Arthur Adams W. F. Ruillen Clarence Taylor Stella Kingrea Oscar Spencer

New National Jaycee Proxy Elected At Miami Meeting

Lee Price 33 year old Swainsboro Georgia lawyer was chosen as president of the U S junior chamber of commerce after the ninth ballot at the Miami convention closing session Price has espionage and OSS experience plus work with the FBI in South America He also serves as assistant to the Coca Cola company president and aims to promote world understanding and peace through Jaycee ideals.

Jaycee Miami Fla Lee Price U. S ApiOona Price Price and Spidey Swainsboro Coca-Cola Company FBI South America O.S.S Norway America The Jaycees

Truman sails aboard Williamsburg for Potomac cruise

President Truman boarded the yacht Williamsburg at 2 p.m. EST for an overnight Potomac River cruise. He is accompanied by a few personal friends and naval aide Rear Admiral Robert L. Dennison. Guests’ names were not announced and return is expected tomorrow afternoon.

Washington President Truman Williamsburg Potomac River Robert L. Dennison

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