Boy Scout Show Opens Today at Charleston Armory
The Charleston area Boy Scouts present their annual Merit Badge show at 1 pm in the armory with continuous exhibits and stage programs until 11 pm. I H Sohnston will present live wildlife, while booths run by troops and local firms cover archery art astronomy chemistry first aid and more.
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Boy Scouts
Charleston Area
Armory
I. H. Sohnston
American Legion
Warren -Signh” Company
Diamond Deni
Jeop
Frankenberger and
Cea
Ping
Manny’s
B.’ Presser. and. Company, Inc
Appalachian Electric: Power Company
Caban
Chatfeaton, Pradken
Jer and Company
Leathertratt
Boca Cola
Marksman
Scouts Demonstrate Work Ship and Pioneering Troops
Scouts from Beckley Dunbar Charles ton and Nitro showcase projects at a Boy Scout area council event. Prizes will be awarded for the three best booths highlighting mining signaling woodwork carving and various crafts by troops No. 60 66 46 36 30 12 25 27 76 2 100 12 16.
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Ware Company
Goshorn Mard- Mining
Beckley
Crab Orchard Improvement Company
Beckley Kiwanis du Pioneering
Dunbar
Charleston
Dunbar Lions M. E. Church
Club
First South
Virginian Electric Company
Baird Hardware — Company
Brotherhood of the Bream Presbyterian Church
Nitro
Joseph Poppy
Page
Appalachian Trail Blazers
A. W. Cox Company
Boy Scout Area Council
HOLC to Adopt Sterner Attitude Toward Delinquent Borrowers
Washington predicts HOLC will adopt a sterner policy toward delinquents and foreclosures, potentially owning 200,000 properties. The forthcoming Federal Home Loan Bank Review says foreclosures will rise as the agency shifts to a tougher stance, aligning with Congress intent to bid the worthy during the emergency.
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Washington
Dec
HOLC
Congress
Guiding Your Child Through Family Criticism
The article warns against parental disparagement and constant fault finding. It shows how public criticism by one parent harms children, breeds insecurity, and erodes respect for home. It urges parents to emphasize each other’s good points and build self respect rather than vent spleen.
Negro School Supervisors Meet at State College in West Virginia
West Virginia State college hosted a round table conference of Negro assistant county superintendents. Attendees included Andrew H. Galloway Kanawha County L A Watkins Raleigh County Lee A Teney Fayette County and F D Cobbs Logan County with others John B Elliott Raleigh County and J S Saundle Mercer County. The main topic was supervision of reading in elementary grades with a reading demonstration by Miss Louise Thompson at the college training school.
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West Virginia
State College
J. K. Wells
Andrew H. Galloway
Kanawha County
L.A. Watkins
Raleigh County
Lee A. Teney
Fayette County
F. D. Cobbs
Logan County
John B. Elliott
J. 8. Saundle
Mercer County
Jesson
Louise Thompson
Wells
Edgewood Telephones To Be Put in Service
Edgewood section telephones removed from service yesterday due to a fallen tree in the cable are to be restored early today officials of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company said. John Brawley Post No. 20 American Legion will sponsor a dance tonight at 10 o clock at the Legion hall on Hale Street with Harry Price and his orchestra providing music.
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Edgewood
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cal
John Brawley
American Legion
the Legion Hall
Hale Street
Harry Price
Grass Roots Meet Planned by Gene
Georgia Governor Eugenes Talmadge announces a national Grass Roots style convention to split the solid south from the Roosevelt admin. Sponsored by a southern committee to uphold the constitution, the Atlanta gathering may draw some 100000 members across 17 southern and border states.
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New York
Eugenes Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Southern Committee
Atlanta
Texas
John Henry Kirby
Houston
Congress
America
Wiz-Nbg
Casto Dies During County Audit in Hamlin
B E Casto 56 a Morgantown field auditor for State Auditor Edgar B Sims died in Hamlin after a heart attack while auditing Sheriff Watson Vandelinde's books. He collapsed minutes after reporting intense chest pain. Married to Lola Woodall of Hamlin, he had arrived for routine county accounts audit. body at Johnson-Heck Funeral Home.
Charleston High School Senior Christmas Party
More than 250 seniors and faculty members attended a Christmas party at Charleston High School last night in the school cafe teria and gymnasium. Clarence White and his orchestra provided music for dancing from eight to eleven o clock. A floor show was presented and several games were played with decorations and refreshments completing the festive scene.
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Faculty of Charleston High School
Clarence White
Rotary Club Toy Day for Davis Shelter Children
The Charles ton Rotary Club will host its annual Toy Day next Friday. Members are asked to bring a toy old or new which will be sorted mended wrapped and distributed to children at Davis Child's Shelter and Hillcrest Tuberculosis sanitarium by Rotary wives.
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Charleston Rotary Club
Davis Child's Shelter
Hillcrest Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Rotary
Dr Bagnell to Speak at First Methodist Church
The Rev Robert Bagnell D D pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will deliver two special sermons at 7 30 oclock Sunday evening His topic will be Playing the Game.
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Robert Bagnell
D. D
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Talks to Students on Money Management Education
A. Lawren Brown, educational director of the Investors Syndicate, told Charleston high school students during a special assembly that science applied to transportation has reshaped society from covered wagons to airplanes and from messenger bays to radios. He praised the nation’s educational system, noting literacy has improved to 43 percent but financial literacy remains at 90 percent because schools do not teach money management to every child.
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A. Lawren Brown
Investors Syndicate
Charleston High School
Miss Virginia Woo To Speak At High School Night
The Decota Methodist church young people's society will host a high school night at seven Sunday at the church. Miss Virginia Woo of Charleston High School will give two talks on China, with Prof Dana Erwin and Mr Joseph Savills speaking. Miss Mary Jane Scher will sing, and Rev Ralph Dunn will deliver the sermon.
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Decota. Methodist Church Young People's Society
China
Virginia Woo
Charleston High School
Dana Erwin
Fast Bank High School
Joseph Savills
East Bank
Mary Jane Scher
Baptist Temple Choir
Ralph Dunn
D.D
Charleston
The
Methodist Church
Crippled Children's Board to Meet Today
The Ka nawha county Society for Crippled Children executive board will meet at 10:30 this morning at the W. W. G. venue. New cases will be considered and plans for the children's Christmas entertainment will be discussed.
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Crippled Children’s Board
Kanawha County Society For Crippled Children
Legion Auxiliary Plans Hospital Visit Sunday
John Brawle post American Legion auxiliary members will visit U S Veterans hospital Huntington tomorrow afternoon. All participants are to meet at the Legion hall Hale street tomorrow at 1 20 o clock.
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John Brawle
Charleton student joins Phi Beta Kappa honorary
Kenneth Emerson Camp of Charleston was inducted into the West Virginia University chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity during yesterday’s Morgantown conference. The pre medical student earns the honor for academic achievement.
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Kenneth Emerson Camp
Charleston
West Virginia University
Phi Beta Kappa
Morgantown
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Allene Houghton
Florida
Florida Citrus Fruit Row
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Legion
Gene
B. E. Casto
State
C. HL. S
Rotary Club
Dr. Bagnell
Southern Rice Indiary
Society
Miss Virginia
Legion Auxiliary
K. E. Camp
Ben’s Fruit Store
Virginia St
California
Ing Pris One
Embassy
Avondale Flour
Chuck Roast
Pickle & Pimento
Heinz Pickles
Shankless
Tangerines
XMAS
Arter Paint & Glass CO
Hale St
J. H. Selman
Kunuyvha Banking and Teust Bidz
Clell S. Sayre
Cor Quarrier and
Hale Streets
Dial
Ranong
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