Local TEPS Session to Be Presided by Charleston Teacher
State chairman of the Teacher Edshop will preside at a TEPS workshop in Charleston at the Daniel Boone Hotel Saturday. The event opens at 10 am and runs to 3:30 pm with statewide committee members meeting concurrently to complete reports for the Teachers Association spring Council meeting.
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Lcation
Daniel Boone
Charleston
Hazel Davenport
Beckley
Classroom Teachers Association
Woodson Rites Slated Saturday
Henry M Woodson will receive last rites in Brooklyn New York and funeral services follow at Pleasant Valley Church Mind Virginia Locke Huntington with burial in Byron Cemetery. Survivors include wife Louise of Charleston son Henry M Woodson Jr four sisters and three brothers. Body remains at Wright Funeral Home until the funeral hour.
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Henry Marshall
Daven- Woodson
Edmond
Will Port
Margube
Lorite Keller
Buckhannon
Anna Pleasant Valley Church of Mind
Virginia Locke
Huntington
Inaden
Mary Masters
Wheeling
Jumond
Anita McDougal
Glenville
Lucille Armstrong
Charleston
Louise Woodson
Henry M. Woodson Jr
West Virginia State College
Hazel Mosley
Keystone
Ortris Harrison
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ruby Watson
New Haven
Harvey Bowman Dies After Hospital Stay At 63
Harvey Bowman 63 of Crab Orchard died late Wednesday night in a local hospital where he had been a patient since January 4. His body is at the Caffee Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Harvey Bowman
Crab Orchard
Caffee
Taxpayer’s Lead in Government Explained to League by Boley
John Boley, Raleigh County deputy, told the League of Women Voters on the cost of government and the tax system. He detailed property assessment classes and urged citizens to pay taxes. He cited 1923 and 1955 federal shares, county property values, and the tax use split with schools receiving about 71 percent of levies.
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Boley
John Boley
Raleigh
Lassesser
League of Women Voters
Thompson Rites Slated Saturday for William Thompson
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Fireco Methodist Church for William Thompson 78 of Cranberry. Rev. Robert H. Doan to officiate with burial in Coal City Cemetery. Thompson died 11:45 a.m. Wednesday after a heart attack at home. He was born February 15 1877 in Ash County North Carolina. He was a retired coal miner and former tipple foreman for Lackey Fire Creek Coal Co. Survived by wife Oley Barker Thompson two daughters Minnie Minor and Oley Bell two sons Bin Aim and others including two brothers a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The body will be taken from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home to Mrs Minor’s Fireco residence Friday evening. Pallbearers named.
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Fireco Methodist Church
William Thompson
Cranberry
Robert H. Doan
Coal City
Thompson
Ash County
N. C
Felix Thompson
Lackey Fire Creek Coal Co
Oley Barker Thompson
bin- Aim
Minnie Minor
Oley Bell
Fireco
Monroe
Avondale
Cicerco
Virginia
Elzana Richardson
Galva
Kyler Greer
Mountain City
Tenn
Ken Greer
Abington
Rose and
Quesenberry
Minor
Prosperity Bradley Sign Protest Meeting Tonight
Prosperity and Bradley communities clash over the Bradley highway sign moved into Prosperity territory for the third time. A protest meeting is set for 7 30 p m at Prosperity Elementary School with Robert Ashworth and J C Long among those expected to attend to demand removal of the sign from Prosperity limits near the Royal Spaghetti House.
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Prosperity
Bradley
Prosperity Group
Acre
Bradley Town Limits
Prosperity Boundary
Prosperity Road
Robert Ashworth
Beckley
J. C. Long
Princeton
State Road Commission
J. A. Blackburn
Blackburn
Bradley Residence
Bradley Lions Club
Royal Spaghetti House
Piney Oaks PTA to Meet Tonight at 7 PM
Piney Oaks Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 p.m. today at the school. Chauncey Woods, president, released the information and urged members to attend.
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Piney Oaks Pta
Piney Oaks
Chauncey Woods
19 Enlist in Army and Air Force this week and last
Army and Air Force enlistments totaled 19 with two re enlisting in the Air Force. Names appear for Duty reporting at Ft Jackson and Lackland APB Texas including James E Spencer Justice to Army and Bobby D Baughman Lonnie H DeMoss Jerry E Taylor Charley McKinley Wilson Samuel L Taylor Delbert Maggard Jr Eu l iece Woody John Brewer Carl E Adkins Leland Jr Butler and others re enlisting in fighter groups and wings at Carapolis Langley AFB. Eight into the Air Force and four into the Army Thursday with duty locations Fort Jackson Lackland and Langley noted.
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Army
Air Force
James E. Spencer
Justice
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Lackland Apb
Texas
Bobby D. Baughman
Ina Baughman
Morris
Lonnie H. DeMoss
Lula DeMoss
Jerry E. Taylor
Emmett Tay
Dunmore
Charley McKinley Wilson
Gertrude , Wilson
East Beckley
Samuel L.taylor
Andy W. Taylor
Delbert Maggard Jr
Delbert Maggard
Raysal
Eulice Woody
Carapolis
Leland Jr. Butler
Charleston
Langley Afb
D. C
Johnnie Phillips
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard L. Cunningham
Sebert Cunningham
Holcomb
James A. Osborne
Ray A. Osborne
Nettie
William Workman
Naugatuck
William C. Mullins
Ray S. Mullins
Northfork
George A. Thompson
Odie Thompson
Cranberry
Harry D. Davis
Carl Davis
Maine
Carl.f. Jordan
James E. Jordan
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Woodson
Brooklyn, N.Y
Betty Anne Meek
CTA
Davenport
Vare
Mary Scott
Raleigh County
Ethel Keyser
Education and Professional Standards Committee
George Warren Hodel
Scott
Central
Keyser
Woodrow Wilson High School
Hai
Benny Roark
Robert Roark
Herbert Ryan
John Ricketts
Dick Drumheller
Jasper Wills
Prosperity States
Bradley Highway
Ween
Bologna
del Monte
Heart of Kansas
Boscal
AGODA
Harper Road
Beat Joy
Szco
Seco
Per Damy Products Company
Baekn
L&b
P&m Grocery
Rainelle
W. Val
Atkinson
Johnstown Road
Beceley
Patten's Farm & Home Supply
Meadow Bridge
W. VA
Kesler's Super Market
Main Street
Oak Hill
J&j
E. Rainelle
Beaver's Grocery
Kesler's
Super Market
MT. Hope
Evans Food Market
Virginia Street
Oak Hill W
W. Evans
MacArthur Cash Grocery
Macarthur
Beaver, W. VA
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