Names of many men tied to village institute roster
In a long list of attendees many named individuals, including Leland F. Snider and Frank L. McDaniel, appear as part of an institute roster. The piece mentions afternoon enrollment of several people and notes program events with geography and teaching topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland F. Snider
Frank L. McDaniel
Truman Payne
C. F. Johnson
Riley Gain
Revie C. Hardesty
George W. Lawson
Joseph A James
J. P. Billott
Clyde Conrad
Charles E. Williams
Howanl Mc‘Whorter
Morrison
Sylvester R. Haonsah
Mosley Hill
Clarence Post
B. F. Haught
O. B. Thornberry
Melville Sween
Louis C.allman
L. R. Jordan
George N. Holden
Duncan H. Kyle
Orle McConkey
C. Zell Coffindaffer
Clyde Gofindaffer
Wade H. Coffindaffer
Will J. Moore
Owen Stutler
Ford Valentine
Thomas Overfield
David S. Morton
C. G. Musser
R. A Douglass
Carl S. Lawson
A. Currey
Lloyd E. Barnett
Charles
Arch K. Hyemige
R. Guy Bell
A. B. Shetss
Ray R. Herbert
David E. Martin
Arthur Heldreth
Tople
F H. Warren
Waitman Barbe
Court House
Institute
Janes and Law Company
Zola Davisson
Blanche Crummit
Mildred Snider
Mary Curran
Bessie M. Dorsey
Everett G. Coffman
Bishops Carter Weekley Visit Indian Camp in Upshur
Bishop T. C. Carter of Chattanooga preached at Weston Methodist Sunday night before traveling to lecture at the United Brethren church. Bishop William M. Weekley of Kansas City is expected tomorrow as both visit Indian Camp, continuing United Brethren church official duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Camp
Whch
United Brethrenfam
West Vitgiia
Charles B. Goodwin
Hospital For
Samuel C. Festrail
F.B. Burnt
Ireland
Grover C. Carter
Barbour County
Burit
Florida
D. D. Chapman
Hurst
Clarksburg
St Mary’s Hospital
Robert Markley
Weston
Buckhannon
Goff
Ross Rollyson
Philippines
Porter Arnold
T. C. Carter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Upshur County
United Brethren Church
William M. Weekley
Kansas City
Forget You Damned Fret, A Lord Chancellors Speech
In the era of George II a lord chancellor tuned his policy to doctor reports on the king. After news of improved health he delivered a bold speech against the regency and then told John Wilkes in Westminster hall that he forgot his sovereign. Wilkes retorted Forget you He'll see you damned fret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George II
House of Lords
John Wilkes
Westminster Hall
Wilkes
Wall Street Journal
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