Kinsey Urges Directing Youth Energy at Raleigh Scout Dinner
M H F Kinsey Charleston scout executive tells 50 Raleigh county leaders and guests there are no bad boys. weakness is in directing energy. He recalls a reform school visit to a boy sentenced for watermelon theft and insists leisure, not child labor, shapes boys. Committee reports and a flood relief drive are noted.
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M. H. F. Kinsey
Charleston
Raleigh County
Winding Gulf Center
J. L. Hornbeck
William Blakely
Wentworth Williams
Ellsworth Shriver
T. S. McElrath
Paul Moore
E. L. Colcord
Chicken Pox Reported In Coal City And Princewick
Several cases of chicken pox have been reported in Coal City with schoolchildren absent from classes. A few adults nearby were sick in bed. At Princewick students have been ill with whooping cough and chicken pox, Principal Luther E. Cole said.
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Coal City
Princewick
Luther E. Cole
Future Farmers Raising Chicks
The Surveyor chapter of the Future Farmers of America tended 200 baby chicks today under Quentin Daniel supervision. They plan to sell the birds when they reach a pound and a half, after buying the biddies for 16 dollars from a Spencer hatchery. The project aims to give members practical training for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surveyor
The
Future Farmers of America
Quentin Daniel
Spencer Hatchery
Heaters Sought for Huntington Flood Sufferers
Captain William C. Miller of the Beckley Salvation Army headquarters appealed for oil and electric heaters for flood victims in Huntington. He stated the acute need is for oil and electric heat, noting Huntington residents depend on these heat sources.
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William C. Miller
Beckley
Salvation Army
Huntington
Horrocks heads Nuttalburg 4-H club
In Nuttalburg the Ince 4-H club reorganized under W. E. Horrocks guidance. Charles Shackleford says 15 members elected officers Dorothy Sydner president Margaret Combs secretary Ruth Houseknecht reporter.
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Register
Nuttallburg
Ince
W. E. Horrocks
Charles Shackleford
Dorothy Sydner
Margaret Combs
Ruth Houseknecht
Refugees housed after Huntington event assists relief effort
A local official described efforts to provide gas for heat from donors and mentioned collectors would be calling at numbers 1454 or 1112. Miller reported returning from Charleston where he aided housing 2,500 refugees from Huntington.
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Miller
Charleston
Huntington
Pork Loin Roast and Spinach Canned Goods Sale Item
A concise listing shows Pork Loin Roast per pound and Spinach No 24 cans. Details reflect a simple grocery item slate with center cut pork and spinach product listing.
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Ross Culpepper
Otto Bergner
Robert Twohig
William Sydnor, Jr
Sidney Larrick
Willian T. Blakely
William Jack Grey
John Hartwell
Fayette County
S. M. Foresman
E. L Colcord
Montroal
Robert L. Davis
Mabscott
James L. Hornbeck
Lego
A. J. Walker
Slab Fork
Leonard Kincaid
Clear Creek
Cecil D. Cooke
Colcord
Levi Gay
Eccles
E. L. Carlisle
Ameagle
Lillybrook
Paul Wood
Sullivan
B F. Sperow
Horrocks
Nuttalburg Club
West Virginia
Meat Markets
Sprague
N. Kanawha St
Green Peppers
Small Weiners
Purity Maid
Jar
Ios
Campbell’s Soups
Prunes
Hershey’s
Fancy Skookum
Scitie
Louisiana Reds
Florida
Alc
U.S. No. 1
New Florida
Armour
Bologna
Pineville
Sophia Oak Hill
Rhodell
Hinton
East Beckley
Fayeteville
Beaver
Metropolitan Opera
Lauritz Melchior
Melchior
Europe
American Tobacco Company
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