Reading problem in American schools facing non English homes
Dr. Virgil Rogers says US teaching methods are advanced but the real challenge is teaching reading to children from homes with limited or no English. The gap lies in phonics tied to spoken language and cultural demonstration. Parents, PTAs, and teachers must share a common language to address this melting pot issue.
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Virgil Rogers
Syracuse University
School of Education
America
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Denmark
Sabine Panthers Meet 4-H Club Hosts Meeting
Sabine 4-H members met Friday at 7 p.m. in the school with president George Phillips presiding. Dreama Canada led My Country 'Tis Of Thee and Darlene Frances led The Lord's Prayer and Scripture. Coy Frances directed 10 minutes of games. Sewing pupils learned new studies as Junior Cozort and Robert Tolliver volunteered to prepare next program. Twenty five members attended.
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Sabine
RNS
Sabine Panther
George Phillips
Dreama Canada
Darlene Frances
Pauline Burleson
Coy Frances
Junior Cozort
Robert Tolliver
Maple Fork Visitors Spread Holiday Cheer Across Families
Maple Fork residents gather for holiday visits as S Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Craddock and family, Mr and Mrs David Craddock with children, Bo Bowyer and family, Prudie Bowyer, Mary Ruth, and others from Savannah Beckley Mount Hope Layland Goochlands Goochlands relatives reach out to kin. James Bowyer and Stewart Tony households return after visiting Don Mahoney family. Charles Williams also visited area relatives.
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Maple Fork
RNS
George Craddock
Donald Craddock
Thresia
David
Savannah
David Craddock
Shirley
Anna Ruth
Donna
David Jr
Beckley
Bo Bowyer
Ronald
Jetta
Marleen
John
Greenbank
Prudie Bowyer
Mary Ruth
Betty Canterbury
Mount Hope
James Bowyer
To Prepare Or Not To Prepare Civil Defense Debate
A wide national debate on civil defense splits scientists, politicians and strategists over shelters as survival insurance or a waste. Supporters claim shelters could save many lives and deter war, while critics warn they may provoke attacks or become fire traps in a nuclear exchange. The clash centers on shelter effectiveness and the program’s impact on deterring or provoking nuclear conflict.
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Louis Cassels
Congress
House Government Operations Committee
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
United States
White House
Berlin
Kennedy
Edward H. Teller
Steuart L. Pittman
Civil Defense
U. S
America
Kremlin
Russia
Gerard Piel
Scientific American
San Francisco
California
Willard M. Libby
Soviet Union
Beckley Becomes Forfeit Bond in Court Action
Beckley police court Thursday night temperaments led to forfeitures. Nathaniel Reynolds of Beckley forfeited 116.50 on shoplifting and drunkenness charges. Charles Rice of Beckley paid 33 for indecent exposure and drunkenness. Claude Bailey Jr. of Beckley forfeited 25 on reckless driving. Robert Garriston of Beckley and Johnny Ray Pack of Crab Orchard each forfeited 5 bonds on red light violations. Drunkenness forfeitures totaled 67.50.
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Beckley
Nathaniel Reynolds
Charles Rice
Claude Bailey Jr
Robert Carlos Garriston
Johnny Ray Pack
Crab Orchard
Oak Hill Cow Tops Milk Producing Record
Dina Legis Ormsby 3780899, owned by Lundale Farm in Oak Hill, produced 20 199 pounds of milk and 696 pounds of butterfat in 365 days under West Virginia University supervision. The six year old Holstein achieved the highest area official production, surpassing the national average of about 7 000 pounds of milk and 265 pounds of butterfat.
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Oak Hill
Holstein- Friensian Association of America
Dina Legis Ormsby
Lundale Farm
West Virginia University
National Holstein Organization
U. S
Tolliver kin leave for Sweet Springs after aunt falls ill
Saulsville reports Dan Tolliver and James Tolliver with spouses traveling Wednesday to Sweet Springs upon word their aunt Mrs Emma Tolliver is ill. Fred Tolliver from Mullens moved from Beckley VA Hospital to VA Hospital in Oteen NC. Warren says he is improving. Agee Roles family from Hampton VA visited Glen Rogers Ravencliff and Soulsville, returning Tuesday. Robert Clay with children stays with his parents Wayne Clay after overseas Army duty.
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Saulsville
Rns
Dan Tolliver
James Tolliver
Sweet Springs
Emma Tolliver
Fred Tolliver
Mullens
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Oteen
N. C
Warren
Agee Roles
Hampton
Glen Rogers
Ravencliff
Soulsville
Robert Clay
Wayne Clay
Army
Juveniles Arrested for School Property Damage
Four juveniles were arrested by sheriff's deputies Friday night and charged with damaging school property. They were released into the custody of their parents pending action by juvenile authorities.
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Herndon
RNS
Sheriff's
Walter Arthur Admitted for Observation at Beckley Memorial
Colcord report states Walter Arthur was admitted to Beckley Memorial Hospital Thursday for treatment and observation after a recent eight week hospitalization and a three week absence.
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Colcord
ANS
Walter Arthur
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Couple Returns Home After Visit to Mount Hope Area
Mr. and Mrs. Layland Ayers of Cleveland have returned home after visiting relatives and friends in the Mount Hope area. Mrs. Freda Salmon was a weekend guest at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Tony Cologrosso and family in Kimberly.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Layland Ayers
Clifford Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Freda Salmon
Tony Cologrosso
Tony Jr
Ricky
Kimberly
Mullens Band Association to Meet at High School
Mullens Band Association will hold a meeting today at 7:30 p.m. in Mullens High School.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens Band Association
Visits by Humphrey relatives Span Pax and Mount Hope
Pax residents welcomed Kin from North East Maryland and Mount Hope over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Melvin Gestiwitz and Sharon Louise joined Mr and Mrs Flavis McNeely and children Gay Randy Eddie Bradley and Darrel McNeely with Rusty. Virgil Godby hosted guests in Long Branch. Don Humphrey and family from Mount Hope were received by Georg e Humphrey Pax and Page Humphrey and children Nancy Keith Junior and Jimmy also from Mount Hope. Peggy Humphrey and Shawn Renee visited from St Albans.
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PAX
Ray Humphrey
Long Branch
Melvin Gestiwitz
Sharon Louise
North East
Flavis McNeely
Gay
Randy
Eddie
Bradley
Darrel McNeely
Rusty
Virgil Godby
George. Humphrey
Don
Jack
Jackie
Mount Hope
Page Humphrey
Nancy
Keith
Junior
Jimmy
Alfred Humphrey
Peggy
Shawn Renee
St. Albans
Salt Injurious to Trees. Sand Better for Sidewalk Ice
Salt used to melt ice on sidewalks can harm trees. Sand is a safer alternative for urban icy conditions.
Americans Find it Hard Dodging Tea in England
In London, an American writer recalls being steered from instant coffee to tea by Miss Georgia Drake at a King's Road shop. The encounter weaves in British tea culture, a Ford plant tea-break dispute, and the ritual of tea with travel humor and a final dab of tea etiquette.
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England
Harry Ferguson London
UPI
Georgia Drake
Miss Drake
King’s Road
Ford
Dagenham
Ceylon
Assam
Darjeeling
Darjeelng
Thomas Lipton
Newlyweds Injured In Florida Car Wreck
John W. Lodge and Helen Fitzwater Lodge, newlyweds from Montgomery and Falls View, were hurt when their car collided with another in a driving rain on Route 41 near Sarasota, Florida. Three others were killed and four injured including Mrs Fitzwater Lodge who remains in Sarasota Hospital with chest injuries a broken ankle and cuts. The couple married December 30 at the Montgomery Methodist Church.
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Montgomery
ANS
Florida
John W. Lodge
Helen Fitzwater Lodge
Falls View
Orlando
Fla
Sarasota
Lodge
Howard Fitzwater
Sarasota Hospital
Kelso Goff Lodge
Philippi
Man Found Stabbed Near Home in Glace
A 37 year old Glace man James Clyde McDowell was found dead near his home at about 4 p.m. Sunday from a chest knife wound described as a personal safety related incident. He had been in ill health for several years and the death is reported by RNS.
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Glace
Rns
James Clyde McDowell
Litteral undergoes second major surgery in Welch
Oceana Litteral, under Stevens Clinic Hospital care in Welch, had a second major operation Thursday and remains in fair condition after one week at home. Rev. and Mrs. Gillespie return home from visiting relatives in Kentucky. Otto Cook and others visited Bristol. Gillespie confined by illness. Samantha Dixon visits. James Lamb furlough ends as he returns to Fort Jackson.
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Rns
Howard Litteral
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Harry W. Gillespie
Donald Dobbins
Frankfort
Gillespie
Delilah Methodist Church
Otis Cook
Bill Womack
Blake Cook
Bristol
Tenn
Harry Gillespie
Samantha Dixon
Durham
N. C
John Dixon
James Lamb
Fort Jackson
S. C
Woodrow Lamb
Week's Calendar Set At Oak Hill Church
Oak Hill Baptist Church offers a busy weekly schedule led by Rev. Randolph Johnson. Activities include a 6:30 p.m. Fayette Association Men's Fellowship dinner and a 7:30 p.m. Sallie Peck Guild meeting at Miss Nancy Perry's home. Tuesday circles meet at 7:30 in various members’ homes, including Perry, Tyree, Carter, Burdette, Martin, Thompson, Blake, and McDonald. Wednesday features a 6:30 p.m. annual report dinner and business session. Thursday brings junior choir rehearsal at 4 p.m. and senior choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. Blake and Fitzgerald Circles meet at specified locations. Fayette Association Baptist Youth Fellowship Rally occurs at Cotton Hill at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Fayette Association
Sallie Peck Guild
Nancy Perry
Randolph Johnson
Donnelly
C. H. Perry
Stickler
Glenna Tyree
Hulbert
Clyde Carter
Carr
Jack Burdette
Cross
James Martin, Jr
Stannard
J. B. Thompson
Thurmond
Mary Louise Blake
Vroom
J. R. McDonald
Blake
Martha van Horn
Fitzgerald
Cross Chapel
Fayette Association Baptist Youth Fellowship
Cotton Hill
Corinne Bridge Users Seek Quick Action on Repairs
Russ Quinn district State Road supervisor in Princeton promised quick action on a walkway and temporary repairs for the Corinne Bridge. If weather allows, work could start within ten days. Wyoming County delegates plan to present a petition for a new bridge at a Charleston meeting and during the Legislature opening.
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England
Wyoming County Democratic
William Bailey
Robert Kuhn
Wyoming County
Charleston
Bur] Sawyers
Assault charge trial ends with $10 fine in Oak Hill
Curtis Aliff of Whipple pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Myr O'Dell on an assault charge brought by Sam Suttle. Aliff was found guilty and fined $10 plus costs by the justice of the peace. arresting officer was Constable Wilbur Williams.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Curtis Aliff
Outlook for You and Yours in the Astro-Guide
The outlook resembles Monday: not too bad, not too good. An unforeseen event may disrupt your pace, but calmness will help things resolve. Seek guidance from an older, experienced person and heed it. Commitments now may be burdensome. proceed cautiously. The saying to cool one's heels traces to early horsemen waiting for hoofs to cool.
English to become first language for many Africans
By Ocean Future discusses how English may replace native languages for around 200 million Africans, becoming the primary means of life in the 20th century and diminishing linguistic diversity as non English tongues fade away.
Aries to Sagittarius daily horoscope excerpt
The Day Under Your Sign Aries assigned March 2 to April 19 suggests enjoying play social events and a touch of romance. Taurus April 20 to May 20 advises taking time off if possible and slowing down. Gemini May 2 to June 2 warns against signing papers hastily upsetting plans. Cancer June 22 to July 2 notes being conscientious at work but not overdoing health. Leo July 22 to Aug 21 urges reevaluating resources and discovering hidden assets. Virgo Aug 22 to Sept 22 says apply gentle pressure if persuasion fails. Libra Sept 23 to Oct 22 cautions listening for good pointers. Scorpio Oct 23 to Nov 21 hints you may be fooled. Sagittarius Nov 22 to Dec 2 says finances need a careful promise now.
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Gemini
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