The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-02
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gram for tonight ana WI renuer
some iine musical se!ecions.
ineIsSe tolks are very enthusiastic
N me new ssnool movement anu
are planning campaign Tor a ne"
colored school at Baxter. s
May Abandon Schools
A movements now on foot With
come OF the progressive citizens
OF Paw Paw district to consolidate
three local one room schools with
Falryiew and Grant Town. The
schools which would be abandon.
ed in this case would be the Sugar
Grove, Laurel Run and; the Hall.
All OF these are on the improved
road near Fairyiew and Grant
Town and wotld mako the problem
Of transportation quite, simple OF
solution. One motor school wagon
could easily handle the situation
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take care OF these schools Until
better roads can be had. With the
extension OF the improved road ID
MorgantoRh from Rivesviile. Phaf.
aoh's Run school could easily be
handled at Rlvesvile. thus cutting
down the school EXPENSES for Paw
Paw district several thousand dol.
lars annually.
Speakers Handicapped
Pres. W. D. Yobt, Principal II /.
A. Sheets and Miss Bessie Am.
mons, all speakers on the program
to be given In the Baxter school
auditorium, Friday night Of Tits
week. are suffering from bad colds
and hoafsehess which viii make
speaking difficult for thehts They
however. are determined to be
present at the formal iaunohihE Of
the new high school program and
assert they viii deliver the speech.
Cd II repetition Is NECESSARY 10
make their points heard.
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said witch made their two hearts
beat as one. They will reside in
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