Dream If You Wish But Plans Completed
A columnist reflects on school homework and student learning, contrasting adult memories with modern sixth grade teaching. The piece notes higher scientific literacy, broader coursework, and the shift toward information gathering over memorization at Central School, highlighting smaller class disruptions and near perfect attendance.
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Knights Visi
Herbert EB. Ash
Central School
Ash
Crowning of Miss Stoco at Friday football game
Crowning of Miss Stoco to occur during halftime at the Hinton Stoco game in Coal City. Miss Stoco will be chosen from 17 contestants with co captains Kermit Meadows and Jerry Thomas officiating. After the game a homecoming dance in the school gymnasium will be sponsored by the student council.
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Miss Stoco
Coal City
Stoco
Kermit Meadows
Jerry Thomas
Loretta Vines
Nikki Burdiss
Barbara Miller
Phyllis Rubin
Shirley Wallace
Millie Givens
Odeen Birchfield
Rita Smith
Frieda Hollingshead
Ella Smith
Dorothy Saye
Barbara Gills
Erma Bolen
Irene Hawkens
Deanna Woods
Frieda Bolen
Salvation Army Aims to Raise 3800 for Christmas Project
The Salvation Army plans to raise 3800 for Christmas baskets for the needy through the Christmas Drive. Capt. R. H. Boyce said civic groups may man the Beckley booth and letters were sent to 259 people across Raleigh, Fayette, and Wyoming counties. The drive has reached 7261.80 of a 9000 goal, with outstanding pledges at 273. An advisory board dinner on Jan 27 will consider new officers for the coming year.
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Salvation Army
R. H. Boyce
The
Citadel
Beckley Booth
Capt. Boyce
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyoming
Boyce
USA
Rosemary Flash
Eugene L. Scott
L. T. Putnam
Criminal Court Calls 30 Jurors for Raleigh County
Poor attendance at the Raleigh County Criminal Court opening Monday forced the drawing of 30 additional jurors. Only 41 of 125 petit jurors answered roll call, with 41 others failing to appear and the rest previously excused. Additional jurors listed include Mitchem, Lilly, Nary, Harris, Alderman, Haney, Cormack, Roach, Plummer, Watson, Adams, Breckenridge, Carson, Carrington Lewis, Neff, Callison, Massey, Bailey, Wilkes, Akers, Barker, Porter, Lilly, Corry, Armstrong, Harrah, Amos, and Bishop streets residents and nearby locals.
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Raleigh County Criminal Court
Robert L. Mitchem
Harper
Audie Lilly
Daniels
Delbert Nary
Mabscott
Charles Harris
Glen Morgan
Lonzie Alderman
Surveyor
Owen Haney
Grandview
John C. Cormack
Eccles
Pat Roach
Pine Street
J. C. Plummer
Wickham
William G. Watson
Bailey Avenue
W. Adams
Church Street
Alex Breckenridge
Parkwood Avenue
C. H. Carson
Pakrview Apartments
Mrs Mary Simons Named Missionary Group Head
Officers for 1936 57 were elected at a Missionary Society meeting of the New Salem Baptist Church Tams with Mrs Mary Simons as president and Mrs Sarah Haskins as vice president Also listed were Virginia Lawson secretary Mary Scott corresponding secretary Myrtle Clark treasurer and Willia Bowles president emeritus The next meeting will be at Mrs Lawson s home Guests included Mrs Edilie Hairston Mrs Isanora Washington and Mrs Tha Yancey Rev Elder Day of Raleigh will preach at the First Baptist Church of Cranberry at 2 30 pm Sunday with the Skelton Affinity and Sprague Choirs providing music A weight rally will follow the service
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Raleigh
California
Goodwin J. Knights
Beckley
Third Avenue
Neville Street
Knight
Charleston
Walter S. Hale Lawan
National Republican
Fayetteville
Missionary Society of the New
Elder Day of
First Baptist Church
Eliza Hunter
Victoria Pickens
Mattie Bush
Order of Eastern Star Melvola
Heroines of
Jericho
Mary McHard Bassett
Central Baptist Church
Central Baptist
Catherine Biggers
S Fayette St
J. B. Elot
Holiness Church of
Eccles
William Crockett
Annie Stewart
Beckley Sojourner Truth Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church of
St. Albans
Gospel Singers of
New Salem
Four Face Federal Grand Jury On Moonshine Counts
Four area residents including Shrewsberry and wife are charged in federal moonshine cases. Agents found four gallons of illicit liquor during a raid on the Shrewsberry home, with additional moonshine recovered in Ra leigh County operations. Bonds were posted and preliminary hearings set for January grand jury in Bluefield. Henry Harmon, Walter Johnson, and others face related moonshine charges.
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U. S
W. A. Riffe
W. A.riffe
Henry Harmon
Jonben
Harmon
Riffe
Is WISK safe for my hands and fabrics
WISK is safer for you and your wash including delicate fabrics and colors. It suits special washes like baby diapers and works in top loaders. Use one third cup for a cleaner whiter wash. liquid form saves cost with smaller usage and it can also clean dishes walls woodwork and grease.
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