Teacher Training Meeting Planned With State Education Officials
Two deans and professors from state higher learning institutions will meet Saturday with David Kirby, secretary of the State Board of Education, to draft a program addressing outstanding teaching problems. Participants include Dean J. B. Shouse of Marshall College, Dean J. J. Haught of Concord, and Prof. G. Wilson of Glenville. The conference on teacher training is planned within the next 30 to 60 days.
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David Kirby
State Board of Education
Atta
Haining
Kirby
J. B. Shouse
Marshall College
Ji. J. Haught
Con
G. Wilson
Glenville
Pupils With Perfect Records Entertained at Mammoth School
Mrs. John Tinler, fifth grade teacher, hosted an assembly at Mammoth school to celebrate pupils who achieved perfect records. Teachers praised the students for diligence and good conduct during the term.
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John Tinler
Mammoth School
Retail Stores Must Display Labor Posters
Retail stores must display at least one labor poster outlining hour and wage provisions. NRA compliance director Witcher McCutlough announced yesterday. The list of greeters includes Juanita Perdue, Maxine Smith, Virginia Fisher, Marie Hurley, Maxine Bagley, Evelyn Ash, Kemp ton Hurley, Homer Agee, Willard Darby, Paul Lackey, Harry Martin, Custer Maynor, Dennis Taylor, Bernard Jeffries, John Holmes, and Robert Snyder.
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F. Witcher McCutlough
NRA
Boro
Juanita Perdue
Maxine Smith
Virginia Fisher
Marie Hurley
Maxine Bagley
Evelyn Ash
Kempton Hurley
Homer Agee
Willard Darby
Paul Lackey
Harry Marin
Custer Maynor
Dennis Taylor
Bernard Jeffries
John Holmes
Robert Snyder
Randolph and Gaylord Visit State House
Byron B. Randolph senator elect from the twelfth district visited the capital yesterday and conferred with state officials. He was accompanied by James Gayord of Clarksburg who will fill Randolphs vacated seat in the house of delegates. They did not discuss Jazuea for the coming legislature. They returned to Clarksburg last night.
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Byron B. Randolph
Randolph
James Gayord
Clarksburg
House of Delegates
Jazuea
Jimmie
State Allocates 1,664,000 for December Relief
The sum of 1,664,000 is being sent to various counties in the state for December relief. Wilkes N. Beehler, state relief administrator of the FEHA, announced that the amount from Washington is about the same as November. He noted the social work department moved Tuesday night to new quarters in the Peoples Exchange Bank building, with the executive department the last to relocate.
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Wilkes N. Beehler
FEHA
Washington
Beehler
Relief Administration
Peoples Exchange Bank
Executive Department
Malden Committee Seeks County Help for High School
Malden district supporters plan to urge the Kanawha County Board of Education to back a Malden high school project. The nine oclock meeting at Thomas Jefferson Junior High will include a subcommittee presenting survey data and location suggestions while Sims of Belle chairs.
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Kanawha County
Nitro high school beauty pageant to crown Miss Nitro
Nitro merchants sponsor a Miss Nitro event at the high school auditorium at 7 30 tonight with about 40 contestants judged on beauty poise and personality. Out of town judges will decide the winner and a loving cup will be given by principal C Grose.
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Nitro High School
Nitro Woman's Club
Nitro and
Charleston Merchants
C. Grose
Nitro
Ladies and Society of the First Baptist Church
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Travelers
Europe
Granville Roe
Hoe
C. E. Hoe
Thirteenth Street
Roe
South
New York City
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Laura Wheeler Suggests Many Uses for Chrysanthemum Cutwork
Laura Wheeler promotes chrysanthemum cutwork in a new all over design pattern 783. The kit includes transfer pieces two size blocks material lists and stitch illustrations with directions for color embroidery. Send 10 cents for the pattern to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York.
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Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Chartestern
aZzekce
Neeiere Es
Dorothy Dix Letter Exposes Marital Strain Over Business
In a Dorothy Dix style plea a woman laments her husband’s absorption in business, describing him as loyal to money and sales, while she seeks companionship. Dix notes many men neglect wives for work, the bond of money making supplanting domestic life, leaving wives lonely and frustrated.
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Oshkosh
Ron Agver
Ahe
The Call Of Business And The Wife's Dilemma
A columnist argues that business success consumes a man’s life and loyalty, leaving wives frustrated by neglect and longing for leisure. He contends most wives idealize playboy husbands yet practical success demands public engagement, demanding sacrifices wives rarely count.
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