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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1960

Page

12

75 Register For Advanced Language Classes

Beckley hosts a Beckley version of the United Nations as 150 pupils from Modern Languages Inc. perform plays songs and conversations in French Spanish Italian and German attracting parent interest. About 75 students enrolled for 1960 61 advanced classes to be limited to grades three through six with registration continuing via Hodel and available teachers.

Beckley United Nations Raleigh County Pupils of Modern Languages, Inc George Warren Hodel Coe Tong Hodel Frederick Meyer Margot Basham George Piper Manuel Hidalgo Gloria Christian Henry Gagnon

Fulton Letters Donated To Winona Steamboat Museum

Letters by Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat, were donated to the Winona Steamboat Museum by Leighton, Robert and James Wilkie of Des Plaines, Illinois. The museum features a real steamboat berthed at Levee Park, which sailed the Mississippi River for 56 years.

Fulton Winona Minn Robert Fulton Steamboat Museum Leighton Robert James Wilkie Des Plaines Levee Park Mississippi River

Officer Election Features Meet Maxwell Hill PTA Officers

Maxwell Hill Elementary School Parent Teacher Association elected officers Tony Gonzalez as president Don Darlington as vice president Mrs Earl Fotos as secretary and Mrs R T Artman as treasurer The program was by Pack 127 Cub Scouts with David Shrewsbury as MC Awards and cards were given by Howard Brown and den mothers The principal IRA RICHMOND reported a summer addition with 190 pre enrollment and possible second teacher Jack Wood to assist the Board in securing a new playground Parents invited to view 4 H exhibits May 20 at 1 p m Mrs R H Legg's room won the banner for most patients present

Maxwell Hill Elementary School Parent - Teacher Association Tony Gonzalez Don Darlington Earl Fotos R. T. Artman David Shrewsbury Howard Brown Delores Treadway Ben Shrewsbury Charles Waybright Luther Okes Ott Brown Ira Richmond Jack Wood Board of Education R. H. Legg

Francis Pupils To Present Programs At St Francis De Sales

Parents and friends of pupils will be entertained with two programs this week at St Francis de Sales School. A selection of plays will be presented at 8 p.m. Friday by pupils from six grades. Music students will appear in recital with the program. At 2 45 p.m. Thursday Girl Scout and Brownie troops sponsored by the Church will have a program and party in the church hall for which parents are invited.

St. Francis de Sales School Girl Scout Brownie

Contracts Reveal Low 1932 Teacher Salaries In Des Moines

An AP report notes an attorney found several 1932 Des Moines teachers contracts listing salaries of 52 dollars a month. The contracts include clauses deeming them null and void if the schoolhouse is destroyed and other nullity provisions.

DES Moines

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