Greater School Program Urged by State Education Official
Dr L V Caving of the state department of education urged reorganizing the school system at a cost of 12500. He told Superintendent WoW Trent the urgent need is for substantial rural school building. The report says West Virginia lags behind other states in school building investments, with per pupil costs varying widely across counties. The survey outlines county level recommendations and a two part study on organization and rural needs, stressing equal educational opportunities and larger investments in rural structures.
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L. V. Caving
State Department of Education
Trent
West Virginia
Ce. Ec
Canmw
Ager Ee
Stett Vestmet
Chidren
Ase
Ment of Education
General Education Board
Commanders Gather for State C C C Sector Conference
State CCC sector commanders meet at CCC headquarters to discuss reorganization plans and officer duties. Capt Pence and Col Waldron lead arrangements as officers on duty host a dinner at Kanawha Hotel tomorrow night at 6 30.
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C. C.C
Fez
Geste
Gieuun
M. Forater
Marlinton
Capetors
We Wilson
Elkins
Kn ‘Thompson
Charleston
Berg
Howler
Wactor
CCC
Turkey Ginner
Kanawha
Abr
Pence
Nth Infantry
Col. Waldron
Infantry
Albion Smith
Field Weantag
Cape Il Breen Ge Co
Cy It
Peice
Don Chaffee
Quartermaster Reserve
J. K. Biddle
A. M. Beeverss
Insfantry
Pool
Charleston Group to Give Longfellow Cantata December 19
The Charleston Premier male chorus organized by John W. Duncan will debut at First M. E. Church South on December 19 performing Longfellow's Christmas cantata The Saga of King Olaf with music by Dudley Buck. Mrs Spradlin will play organ, Miss Lindsay piano, under Evan Harrien's direction. Circle No. 3 sponsors. tickets via members or Galperin Music.
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Charleston
John W. Duncan
M. E. Church
South
H.w.longfellow
Olaf
Galperin Music Store
H. I.kalmerton
Fred Hamilton
G. B. Buckley
A. J Acree
E. G. Lippett
Thomas Gordon
I. Murray
Charles M. Bibb
J. J. Spradlin
Paul Sutton
Benjamin Davidson
W.F. Miller
Charles Groff
J. W Duncan
E. F.pauley
Carl Radford
Evan Harries
Daniel Boone Hotel
Man Seeks Credit for Fugitive Catch in Macon
A Macon detective faces a choice between praise for catching a fugitive and questions over whether the escape was part of a broader 14‑man breakout five years ago. Downtown sighting led to a chase as firemen weigh theories of who nabbed the escapee.
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Macon
Alii
College Alumni to Meet in Charleston Branch
West Virginia State College alumni association Charleston branch meets tomorrow night at eight at the Mattie W. Hee home on Connally Street. Japan hires experts from Australia and New Zealand to cut infant mortality. Wartermaster reserve Capt. J P Etherholt and staff, plus Capt. H R Yost, Lt J A Bonring ton, Lt J E Conover, Lt Emmet Thaxton, and Lt H C Welling serve in quartermaster and infantry reserves.
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West Virginia State College Alumni’ Association
Charleston
Mattie W.hee
Connally Street
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Wartermaster
J. .P. ‘Etherholt
Quartermaster
H. R. Yost
Veterinary Reeserve
J._A. Bonrington
Infantry
J. E. Conover
Emmet Thaxton
H. C. Welling
Christian Endeavor Conference Planned in Southern West Virginia
A joint conference of state Christian Endeavor units and Disciple churches in southern West Virginia will be held at Boyd Memorial Christian Church December 27 to 29. Local chairman on arrangements is Clarence Greenleaf, with Mrs. E Bligen of Charleston as adult advisor and Charles Van Winkie of Pittsburgh, director of religious education in the area, in charge.
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Christian Endeavor Union
Young People of Disciple
West Virginia
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
Clarence Greenleaf
E. Bligen
Charleston
Charles van Winkie
Pittsburgh
Juvenile Crime Decrease Reported In November
November delinquencies fell with 41 charges total, 22 against boys and 19 against girls, down from 52 in October. Theft by boys dropped to five, truancy rose to eight, incorrigibility fell to two, and commitments reached five youths to Pruntytown and one girl to Salem. Several ages and repeat offenses noted. one boy committed for probation violation.
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T. D. Robertson
Pruntytown
Istate Industriel
Salem
South Africa
Bible Anniversary To Be Celebrated In Charleston
Commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Bible printing by Coverdale, two mass meetings of all adult Bible classes in Charleston and vicinity are planned at 2:30 this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. An exhibit of ancient scriptures in a Capitol street store window will be set up in the Presbyterian church, interpreted by Rev. David Riggleman. Rev. Leona D. of Morris Harvey College will speak on The Power of Today. The meeting is open to the public. The anniversary will be a theme in sermons across churches with Rev. Strother A. Campbell preaching this morning on Use of the Bible in Daily Life.
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Coverdale
Charleston
Otelock
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
David Er
Riggleman
Leona D
Ot Morris Harvey College
Publc
Strother’ A. Campbell
the Baptist Temple
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