Chamber Urged To Work For School Improvements
Dr. M J Horsch president of West Virginia Tech urged Beckley Chamber of Commerce to lead in promoting better school conditions amid concerns over a wave of union activity in teaching. He said unions belong outside classrooms and education is an investment, not a cost, noting only about one eleventh of potential teachers are in training. E D Armstrong presided and cited chamber projects including road, park, bridge, and hospital plans, with eleven new directors elected.
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Prayer Service At Princewick With Willing Workers Band
A combined collage prayer service and Willing Workers Band meeting will be held next Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Cora Graybeal in Princewick. Pollyanna gifts will be exchanged. Junior Veid has returned to Anjean after visiting his aunt Mrs. Latha Lilly in Fireco.
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Verdict Returned For Trooper In Verduce Case
A circuit court jury returned a verdict in favor of State Trooper Howard Dean Gibbs in a false arrest suit filed by Mrs. Virginia Verduce of Sprague. The ruling could be appealed pending Judge Ben H. Ashworth's decision on a motion to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial. Verduce claimed Gibbs falsely arrested her on a $3,500 bond with Maryland Casualty Company.
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Spinach arrives for hot lunch program in Raleigh County schools
Spinach, a staple iron rich food, will be included in Raleigh County school meals as about 240 bushels are distributed to 40 schools with hot lunch programs. Officials said Mary Scott, county hot lunch supervisor, announced the plan and urged serving the vegetable.
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