Glen Rogers High Council Updates Clean-Up Drive
The Student Council discussed a cleaner Glen Rogers High School and hall monitoring at a Monday meeting. Officers pictured include Ollie Mae Holhouser president and Bonnie Burgess treasurer with Bruce McNeil reporter and others. a banquet and intra-class tournaments were also planned. James Lewis, principal, advised.
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Glen Rogers High School
Bruce McNeil
Jerry Wolfe
Ollie Mae Holhouser
Karen Kelly
Bonnie Burgess
Bobbie Hall
Geant-At-Arms
James Lewis
Oratorical Winners To Be March Legion Guests
Fayetteville LaFayette Post 149 held a regular meeting at the Legion Home on Ma ple Avenue. New members were welcomed and a plan was announced for Fayetteville Mount Hope and Collins High Schools to compete in the 7th District Oratorical Contest in Lewisburg on March 7, with the three school winners invited to present their orations at the March 4 Legion gathering. The post reported progress on Centennial event plans and urged member attendance at a committee meeting. Department Vice-Commander Chalmer Harless praised the post for reaching quota and conducted initiation for 21 members, awarding lapel pins and small U S flags. Refreshments followed.
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Fayetteville
RNL
LaFayette Post No. 149
American Legion
Legion Home
Maple Avenue
H. B. Dews
Haven Allen
Bill Williams
Jesse Bane Jr
J. C. Greer
H. L. van Camp
Mount Hope
Collins
Lewisburg
Legion Meeting
Frank Clinebell
Roy D. Cruikshank
Walter Cald
LaFayette Club 49, Inc
Department
Chalmer Harless
Montgomery
Harless
Post
U. S
John R. Cottle
L. C. Withrow
Pete Rhodes
Aubrey Riner
C. H. Robbins
James Shelton
Herbert Dews
Boyd Selvey
Charlie M. Sampson
Joel Conner
Harry Kincaid
Robert Spath
Have Allen
Jasper Greer
Curtis Tredway
Delta Harrah
J. D. Bowling
Charles Witt
Gordon Dempsey
Cecil C. Riner
Wyoming Textbook Adoptions Reported for County Schools
The Wyoming County Board of Education accepted recommended adoptions from the county textbook committee. Grades 4-8 will use titles from Holt Rinehart Winston Macmillan and Houghton Mifflin, including Neighbors Around the World and They Made America Great. The committee list includes Kenny E. Hatfield as chairman with four other members.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County Board of Education
Americas
Seas
United States
The
Holt, Rinehart and Winston Co
America
MacMillion Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
West Virginia
W. Va
Laidlaw Brothers, Inc
Chapter Night Observed by Women of the Moose
Women of the Moose observed chapter night at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Ruth Lynch in charge. Two new members, Mrs. Edna Cook and Mrs. Ernes tine Prentiss, were welcomed. Fourteen members attended. next meeting is Feb. 20 at 8 p.m.
Oregon Leads as First State to Enact Labor Day Holiday
The state of Oregon became the first to establish Labor Day as a legal holiday in 1887, marking a landmark in workers' rights and public holidays.
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Oregon
Officers Elected By Centennial Commission
Fayetteville centennial officers were chosen with Mrs. Stanley Moore named treasurer and Mrs. Tunney Hunsaker secretary. A $5 donation drive was approved for each club to support the centennial fund. Committee members were tasked with securing a museum building and coordinating concession stands for basketball tournaments.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Board of Education
Lia Vaglio
Centennial Commission
Memorial Building
J. H. Allen
Ermel Hess
Tunney Hunsaker
Cottle
Miss Vaglio
Burdette
American Legion
Hunsaker
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jackie Thompson
State Sentinal
Raymond Adkins
Rotary
Cecil Spradlin
Bowers
Lion’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Allen
Town Council “and Development Council
Iron Age forecasts rise in steel output as inventories grow
Iron Age magazine predicts a conservative 1 percent rise in February steel mill operations, with January staying flat due to one fewer production day. Auto makers and can suppliers are set to build inventories as labor talks loom, signaling a cautious year of inventory gambling for 1963.
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New York
UPS
Iron Age Magazine Today
Metalworking Weekly
Iron Age
Joseph Shank Named to Scholastic Dean's List Honor
Joseph W. Shank son of Rev Walter E Shank Route 1 Fayetteville is placed on LeTourneau College Dean's List of Honor students for the first semester with honors a 2.50 GPA and awarded a $50 scholarship. He is a West Davidson High School graduate who studied two years at High Point prior to LeTourneau. The Shanks attend Pleasant View Church of the Brethren. Talk to the man at the top and you’ll find he’s at the bottom of a lot of hard work.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Raymond E. Gingrich
LeTourneau College
Longview
Tex
Joseph W. Shank
Walter E. Shank
Route 1
Joseph
West Davidson High School
North Carolina
High Point
N. C
Shank
Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren
Ocean Facts: Pacific Largest Deepest Water Body
The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest ocean on Earth with an area of 63 801 668 square miles and an average depth of 14 048 feet per the World Almanac.
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United Press International
Pacific Ocean
World Almanac
Census records show US school enrollment in 1960
United States schools counted 43.8 million students aged 5 to 34 during the 1960 census, reflecting broad educational participation across the nation.
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United States
Attendees Named At Group Construction Event
The article lists a group gathering with attendees including William Patrick Mark McGraw Ray Altizer Lloyd Swetnam and Roy Lee Breeden among those present at the event.
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William Patrick
Mark McGraw
Ray Altizer
Lloyd Swetnam
Roy Lee Breeden
Joy Riders Rapped By Texas Congressman
Rep. Jim Wright denounces joy riding congressional junkets as abuses harming international relations. He cites foreign travel abuses, supports a joint resolution to curb travel, and defends proper trips as aiding lawmaking while warning a few members misuse allowances on activities from Tokyo sake to the French Riviera bikini market.
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Roy McGhee
Washington
UPI
Jim Wright
D-Tex
Tokyo
Bikini Mar
French Riviera
Wright
John J. Williams
R-Del
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Europe
House
Texas
Omar Burleson
Senate
Bikini
West Virginia distinguishes fathers from stepfathers in child support
The state differentiates between a natural father and a stepfather for support liability. An opinion by Assistant Attorney General Claude A. Joyce says a stepfather who has taken the place of the natural father is civilly liable for support and maintenance, enforceable in civil courts, while non-support by the natural father remains a criminal offense. The moon is described as a fossil earth with an eroded surface.
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Charleston
North Hills High enforces grooming code with suspensions
Principal Hartman says daily inspections will continue at North Hills High School in Pittsburgh to curb violations of the grooming code. Twenty more students are suspended for a week, bringing total suspensions to 55 in the crackdown on tight-fitting skirts and form-fitting trousers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Arthur J. Hartman
North Hills High School
E.D. Kruse
Mrs. Hunsaker Leads Program at Fayetteville Church
Circle No. 1 of Fayetteville Methodist Church met at Mrs. J W Jones home with Mrs. Alfred Bibb presiding. Get well cards were signed for Mrs. Joy Eskridge and Duval Schultz. WSCS to meet 7 30 p m. March dinner planned for Morris Harvey Alumni. 37 attendees at Sweetheart Dinner. Mrs Tunney Hunsaker led devotion and program on trials God uses for growth and pain as discipline.
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Fayetteville
RNL
Fletcher Arritt
Circle No. 1
Morris Harvey
Friendship Hall
Gene Bowling
Keller Ave
Tunney Hunsaker
Body of Christ
Educator Urges Attention To School Failures
Pittsburgh report says Eugene S. Thomas urges focus on underachievers to balance praise for top students. He addresses 6,000 high school principals, warning against neglecting the "little guy" who trudges daily. Russian specialist Dewitt notes vocational bias in Soviet reforms risks limiting language and literature prep.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Russia
United States
Eugene S. Thomas
National Association of
Thomas
Nicholas Dewitt
Indiana University
Oscar date remains for 35th annual awards
The Academy and ABC will keep April 8 for the 35th Oscar telecast despite Passover and Canada election. Academy president Wendell Corey cited inability to change the date due to these conflicts.
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Hollywood
UPI
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Wendell Corey
Academy
American Broadcasting Co
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Joy-Riders
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Smithsonian Institution
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