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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 2002

Page

5

Keen Mountain bids farewell to longtime teacher Obra Simpson

Obra Simpson, a Garden High School veteran and Keen Mountain neighbor, died at 94. Born in Norcross Georgia, she taught 36 years in Buchanan County and 30 years at Garden High, shaping generations with her Hearthside stories and memory of Georgia days. Her obituary notes Delta Kappa Gamma membership and Garden United Methodist Church.

N Mountain PTA Robert Frost Keen Mountain Frost Obra Simpson Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Norcross Willie Posie Eula Lee Stephens Rogers Delta Kappa Gamma Honorary Teachers Society Garden United Methodist Church Buchanan County Garden High School Oakwood Whitewood Grundy Lodge Compton The Virginia Mountaineer Georgia Margaret Mitchell Green Dragons

It Is God That Girdeth Me With Strength

The Daily Telegraph notes a biblical verse as its opening motto, citing Psalms 18 32 AV It emphasizes divine support guiding the editor and staff through their duties at the paper reflecting a devout frame of mind and editorial culture.

Labor Day 2002 Inspires Faith in American Workers

On Labor Day 2002 the article commends American workers as a unifying force behind democracy and national resilience. It praises their voting power, enduring ingenuity, and compassion, noting their role in recovery after the Sept 11 attacks and in sustaining national efforts during crises.

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Letters on court ruling against phrase in Pledge

A reader defends the phrase under God in the Pledge of Allegiance, arguing the nation’s foundation on faith and God. He denounces the court ruling as absurd and praises politicians who oppose it, urging Christians to stand firm for God and Jesus Christ.

God America Jesus Christ Immanuel Jesus God the Father

Letters to the Editor submission guidelines

The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public interest matters and requires the writer's signature address and phone number for publication. Names will not be withheld. Mail letters to Letters to the Editor Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701.

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On Labor Day celebrate the mind not just muscle

Fredric Hamber, senior writer for the Ayn Rand Institute, argues Labor Day should honor the human mind and its role in invention, enterprise, and wealth creation. He contrasts mind power with Marxist views, noting capitalism amplifies labor through intellectual progress and entrepreneurial foresight.

Fredric Hamber The Ayn Rand Institute Irvine Calif

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