Two Franklin School Teachers Retire After Long Careers
Retirement notice ends the 1962-43 school year for Oma W Shoaf of route 2 Dobson and Terry Fulton Beamer of mount Airy. Shoaf taught in Surry County for 15 years including Franklin School, Lowgap Rockford and Little Richmond, and Beamer spent ten years at Franklin after stints at Beulah Copeland Fiat Rock Holly Springs and other schools. Both have long service in local education and were honored at a Franklin School luncheon where Beamer received a tie clasp and cuff links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma W. Shoaf
Dobson
Rockford
Terry Fulton Beamer
Mount Airy
Shoaf
Dora Thomas Arai
Tom Wilmot Shoaf
Robson
Surry County
Franklin School
Lowgap
Little Richmond
Beamer
Franklin
Beulah
Copeland
Fiat Rock
Holly Springs
Antioch
Pine Ridge
Moravian Church Council To Meet Wednesday Evening
The Grace Moravian Church Church Council will meet Wednesday, June 12, at 7 50 pm in the church fellowship hall. The session will hear reports, elect officers, and consider general matters to guide spiritual and temporal affairs with light refreshments afterward.
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Moravian Church Council
Legislative Assembly of
Grace Moravian Church
Church Council
Workshop Proves Air Has Weight at Franklin School
Teachers from Franklin School gained practical insight from an in service science workshop. Mrs Beamer's third grade studied the atmosphere and explored the question Does air have weight using a yardstick and balloons to demonstrate buoyancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfranklin School
New County Agent To Specialize In Animal Husbandry
At Monday’s meeting the county commissioners hired Henry Ramseur of Rural Hall as the new extension agent for Surry County. He will begin July 1 as a specialist in animal husbandry and plans to move his home to the area. Ramseur is familiar with the local animal husbandry industry and is expected to contribute immediately to county agriculture without a long acclimation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ramseur
Rural Hall
Surry County
Oaese
VA administers estates worth billions for minors and disabled
The Veterans Administration oversees estates valued at more than 34 billion dollars for minors and mentally incompetent individuals, guiding administration and guardianship in these cases.
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Veterans Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin and
Beulah Raritan
Classroom Teachers Association
N. C. State College
Terry F. Beamer
Louise Beamer
Phyllis Belton
Jack Norman
Hollingsworth Drug Co
N. Main St
John H. Midkiff Hardware
Main
the Friendly Insurance Agency
Nellie H. Frye
Elmer S. Frye
Automobile
Worth St
Mogat Airy
N. C
OLR TV
RCA Victor
Rockford Street
RCA
Rae
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