Concord College Names Eston K Feaster as Teacher Training Chief
Eston K Feaster, assistant superintendent of Berkeley county schools, is appointed director of teacher training and field service for Concord College Ath ens by the state board of education. Stewart president of the college announced Feaster will begin July 1. Feaster has degrees from Bridgewater College and West Virginia University and long teaching and administrative experience including ten years as Petersburg principal.
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Eston K. Fpeaster
Berkeley County
Concord College
Athens
State Board of Education
Stewart
Feaster
Grant County
St. John's Academy
Bridgewater
Shepher College
Shepherstown
West Virginia University
Pairmont State
Majers
Peaster
Petersburg School
Petersburg man active in wartime service and local groups
Pointed to the Berkeley county post Dec 1 1945. While in college he joined Tau Kappa Alpha Pi Gamma Mu and Kappa Delta Pi. He belongs to United Brethren church Petersburg Masonic lodge Kiwanis club serving on the board and as president of Petersburg club lieutenant governor of the fifth division of state ee and is a World War II veteran.
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Berkeley County
Tau Kappa Alpha
Pi Gamma Mu
Kappa Delta Pi
United Brethers Church
Petersburg
Willie Coates
Lightfoot
Bluefield State College
Aesthetic Club
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Washington, N. C
R. O. Lightfoot
Wann Fe Vyer High School
Virginia Union University
Richmond
Marine Corps
Marines
Predericksburg and
Potomac
Ashland
One Room Per Family in Warsaw War Reconstruction
Warsaw imposes one room per family in available housing and nationalizes city lands as 210 of 17 000 damaged buildings are restored. Thousands live in cellars and bunkers while 30 000 children endure wartime housing, yet citizens work to clear debris and shelter. Government foresees ten years to rebuild officials.
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Office of Reconstruction
Warsaw
Vacation Bible School at Alexander Methodist enrolls 118
Bishop Virginia June 15 The Vacation Bible School at Alexander Methodist Church enrolled 118 pupils taught by Miss Schaller and several Mrs and Miss teachers. Procedures note Miss Schaller will continue with intermediates for a second week. Alexander Jr born June 9 and John born June 8 are named.
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Bishop, Va
Alexander Methodist Church
Miss Schaller
Bill Byrd
Grandstaff
C. G. Bennett
Mary Alice Cassell
James Goodwin
Tis Edwards
Betty Cassell
G. T. Jordan
J. M. Crouch
Schaller
Alex Leonard
Ee Alexander, Jr
Shelley
Ry Bet John
Miss Elsie Quesenve George Davis Wed at Alexander Method ist
Miss Elsie Quesenve George Davis of Squire married at the Alexander Methodist church on June 6 by Rev. G T Jordan. Miss Julia Billips and Mr Bev erley Meyers of New Hall visited the Bishop parsonage.
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Elsie Quesenve
George Davis
Squire
Alexander Methodist Church
G. T. Jordan
Julia Billips
Beverley Meyers
New Hall
Bishop Parsonage
Mrs Brascal and Turzi Visit at Jordan Home
Mrs T E Brascal visits Knight and Mr Johnny Turzi of Aurora at the home of Rev and Mrs G T Jordan. Buddy Byrd and Jimmie Mills stay in Norfolk while John Ralph Shrader, visiting relatives, returns to Richmond as guest with Mrs C G Bennett.
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T E. Brascal
Teomatom
Knight
Johnny Turzi
Aurora
G. T. Jordan
Buddy Byrd
Jimmie Mills
Norfolk
John Ralph Shrader
Richmond
C. G. Bennett
Cael Lot Pee
Vacation Bible School Opens at Genoa High School
The Interdenominational Minister's Alliance and Christian Worker's Conference run a vacation Bible school at Genoa High School with a growing enrollment. The executive committee includes Rev. E. T. Browne, Rev. A. L. Polk, Rev. J. O. Wade, Rev. J. C. Henderson, Mrs. Clara Bundy, Mrs. Clair D. Woods and others. The session runs through Friday, June 21.
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Minister's Alliance
Christian Worker's Conference
Honday
Genoa High School
E. T. Browne
A. L. Polk
J. O. Wade
J. C. Henderson
Clara Bundy
Clair D. Woods
Alma Wooten
Arlettia Robinson
Louise Dick
Two Local Weddings Reported in Bluefield and Ashland
A couple tied the knot in separate ceremonies. Pauleda married John Walker at the couple's home with family observers present. Martha Patricia Coates wed Robert A. Lightfoot in a simple home ceremony officiated by Rev. T. G. Howard with close relatives in attendance.
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Gardenias
Zelma Louise Toler
John
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs. Fannye Mincey Hosts Guests
A recent birthday celebration at Mrs. Fannye Mincey’s Peck Street home featured a series of bingo games. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, Mr. and Mrs. James Porter, Mrs. Evelyn Coates Anderson, Miss Mary A. Satter whites, Miss Alberta Brooks, among others as a delicious course was served.
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Fannye 5
Mincey
Peck Street
George C. Webb
James Porter
Evelyn Coates Anderson
Mary A. Satter‘whites
Alberta Brooks
N A A CP MEETING AT BLUEFIELD VA TODAY
The N A A C P will meet this afternoon at 3 30 in the Bethel Methodist church at Bluefield Virginia with W C Clark of Roanoke president of the railway brakemen organization as guest speaker.
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Bethel Methodist Church
Bluefield
W.C. Clark
Roanoke
Railway Brakema
Last six weeks thanks for kindness during illness
A note from a local resident expresses gratitude for friends' kindness and sympathy over illness. He specifically thanks Dr. Higginbotham and the Kingslow Drug Co. for services. Also mentions Rev. T. J. Coles of Arista returning home, and several local residents noted as ill or hospitalized at Providence hospital in Rosetta Coles and Arista.
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T. J. Coles
Arista
Providence Hos
Robert Owens
Providence Hospital
Rosetta
Coles
Bathmore
Elijah Collins
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Summary
Baltimore livestock prices show steady demand for cattle and calves with active dealers. Quotes note medium grade scarce and varied prices from 7.50 to 13.50, sausage balls at 13.00 to 50, and lighter weights around 10.00 to 12.75, reflecting a steady Thursday session.
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Baltimore
USDA
Grain futures activity limited to oats contracts at ceiling
In Chicago on June 15 grain futures moved only in four oats contracts all sold at ceilings for the session. Corn values were shown as No 2 yellow 1 and No 3 yellow 1.43 percent. Barley held nominal with feeds around 1.23 to 1.33 percent.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mixed Livestock Prices Steady at Ceiling Levels
Feeder vealers reach 17.00 to 18.00 for good and choice 120-220 lb with common and medium 10.50 to 15.50. culls around 8.00 and light calves down to 5.00. Steers steady with Thursday at ceiling. hogs at 15.40 for good barrows and 14.65 for good sows. Sheep receipts exceed estimates. lambs active and steady with top around 19.50. mixed lots 16.00 to 17.50 for medium and good. slaughter ewes steady with some shorn ewes.
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Concord
Sherwin Williams
Roa
Henge
Sherwin Williams House
Bluefield, W. VA
Baker’s Furs
Commerce ST
Granada
Eston K. Feaster
America
Stowers Motors, Inc
Chevrolet Building
DIAL
Falling Tree
Barbara Crawford
Elmira
N. Y
Free Academy
Barbara
News OF the Colored People
W. Tiffany
Vacation Bible School
New Morning Star Missionary Society
Rosa Southerland
Cpl
Benjamin Southerland
Camp Lee
New Jersey
Susie Dowell Marshall
Alexander Dowell
M. L. Marshall
Memoriam
W. W. Ward
Mose Gillispie
John D. Kulick
Bluewell
William Lloyd Imes
Knoxville College
Imes
Dickason
Matthew English
Morton-Reeves School
Beckley
English
Walker-Douglas
Pauleda
John Walker
Garfield Walker
Tom
Bank Credit
THE
First National Bank
W.va
UEFI
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
J. D. Mincey
Russell Marshall
Mabel Roberson
Jesus
O. E. Roberson
H. C. Ridley
Rev
Thomas Roy Hol
Q Maarten Dt
Ben
Holcombe
Gertrude F. Hall
Mother
Freeman E. Hale
W. 137 Street
New York City
L. Wade
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Grain
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Reid-Boice Tire & Tread Co
Raleigh Street
City of
Elm Street
E. P. Mitchell
Mos
Army
Army Recruiting Station
PEERY
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