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The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06

navy and said one battleship was hit by bombs off NarVik. Britain denied officially the German claims Saturday that a battleship and cruiser were sunk eff Nam sos.
 The Balkan capitals were key ed to high nervous tension as Turkey, bound to the Allies by a mutual assistance pact, was re- ported massing troops along the frontier facing Greece and Bull garia. Other developments, some unconfirmed, were that Germany was concentrating men and muni tions near the Yugoslav and Hungarian frontiers. Russia bol- stered to more than six divisions the troops facing Hungary. Italy strengthened her forces along the YugoSlav border .ad the Dodecan csc Islands units. The British and French battle fleets appeared in the Aegian Sea.
 In Britain, demands arose for more vigorous prosecution of the war. Chamberlain is speaking to the House tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
E. Berry Wall American In France Dies
MONTE CARLO, May 5 lP

MONTE CARLO, May 5 (R) - E. Berry Wall, New York born society leader, eighty years old, who was one of the most pictur- esque figures on the continent for a quarter of a century died after a three-day illness. He had been described as "the very last ghost of the old school of dandies." He recently refused to be repatriat- ed because of the war. He con- tinued following the social sea sons at the French watering plac eS.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
Conspiracy Charges Dropped

GAINESVILLE, May 6 (P) - Frank Whelchel was acquitted in a federal court of charges he conspired to sell postal appoint ments. The jury was given the case at 6 pm. Saturday and re- turned a verdict this morning. Go defendant Gradt Jones who was accused of acting as a go between was also freed.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
CHURCHILL DOWNS, May

CHURCHILL DOWNS, May 4 EP) -Gallahadion won the Ken lucky Derby by two lengths be- fore a crowd of 10000. Bimelich was second and Dit third.
 Bimelich, prohibitive favor ite took the lead beautifully af- ter the field of eight turned the stretch, but about a furlong from home Gallahadion came through the ral cleanly and outran the great Bradley colt. 1t was Bime- lich's first defeat in nine starts. He barely nipped Dit at the wire a photo being necessary to de- eide which was second.
 Gallahadion's time was 2:05
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
Waiter Kills } Persons For No Reason

MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, May 6 CP)-Haf smiling, William Sev- astis, aged 52, a waiter answered with a calm T am guilty" to the charge of killing three men in a wild burst of pistol fire at a card party in restaurant yesterday. The dead are Mike Manos, the Gust Gramatakis and John Levanis. He said T just got mad and started shooting. I don't know why" Manos had refused to lend him money. He is held for the Grand Jury on a first degree murder warrant.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06

The record time is POI and four fifths, set by Twenty Grand in 1881.
 Midland, a Pacific Coast colt finish fourth. Gallahadion closed on the approximate odds board at 25 to 1. An almost staggering surprise to the great crowd was Sirocco who finished fifth. Sixth was Roman. seventh Royal Man and eighth far back was Pictor, about 16 lengths off the leader.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
Nazis To Mop Up British Soldiers

BERLIN, May 6 (P) British detachments, cut off from the main expeditionary force when the Allies abandoned the Norweg ian port of Namsos, have been spotted by airplane scouts in the region north of Namsos. Author ized souces said the German troops being sent to Narvik will be ordered to mop them up.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
FUNERAL NOTICE

All Pioneers are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother Jack Starr at 2 pm. Tues day at the Federated Church.
 Bill Maloney, Secty.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
SchweIienbach Is Named Judge

WASHINGTON, May 6 (AP) - pr7z:d Tt P3oseye't nominated Sera.or Schwellerbach for the United States district judge for tern Warrington.
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Evening star., 1940-11-17
"The CLARENDON"
$500 COLORADO AVE. NV.

1918 18th ST. n.w.-Living room.
bedroom. kit. dinette, tile bath
with shower 24-hr. switchboard
and elev. serv Carpeted corri-
dors. See Mrs. williams. res.
mgr. DE 1900. Others $50 80.
MARK WIEKLER. Re LOO
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South Washington and Green sts,, Alex
c-bedroom apts from S595O. Furn. or
NnflIrn Adults only Res mgr. Temple 424O.
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BUCKINGHAM

Has available for immediate possession .
SI,-roorn apartment Rental. S50.50
Rental once, 313 N Glebe Rd
Arlington, Va Chestnut 5000
Evening star., 1940-11-17

$500 w PL. NV.
Two rooms. kit. b.. refrigerator $3.50
1101 EUCLID ST. NV.
Two and three rooms kitchen, bath.
free refrigeration S375O up
1785 COL. ROAD NV.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath - S32 so
224 c ST. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath S35. 90
TIA NEWTON PL. NV.
Duplex. two rooms, kitchen. dinette,
and BATH gas heat. refrigerator, S31 so
46 QUINCY PL. NE.
Duplex: two rooms, kitchen. dinette,
and tiled bath. large porch. Gas
heat = S37 so
633 18th ST. NE.
Duplex: three rooms. kitchen, bath,
h.-wh.. reconditioned $33 30
HARRY JUSTINE,
s1a 11th st. NV. MA. 2s44.
BEST N.W.-$52.50-$57.50.
New. modern bldg, carpeted balls. etc,
snd inel a laains aH;ss ;usi.ti:. III % IS. s &.:s.
q eSt. MA, 0fe0.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

l496 OGDEN ST. N.W.--3 ROOMS. X.
and b.. all modern conv.: Frigidaire: newly
dec Venetian blinds. Gen. adults; second
dnnr frnnf See larltnr IL
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WOODWORKING FIREPLACE.
DEGRASSE APIS.
HOTEL.
ELECT, KITCHEN. BATH. x85
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s5O-CORNER. WITH PORCH.
In 4 quiet, select building. very con-
veniently located lust around the
corner from l4th and Park I'd. COM
munity center Comfortable suite
OF Foyer, Living Room. Bedroom
Dlnette Kitchen. Bath and
SCREENED PORCH. This IS an ex-
ceptional apartment value-and IN
building OF pleasant, desirable
atmosphere
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1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
ve laEse rms. reception hail. kitehap.
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ApARTMehTs uhFURklsNep.

APARTMENTS UkFURkIsNEp.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN.
CHOICE H. K. APT, $38.
Fireproof bldg.: 24-hour switchbd.. elev.
service. 1890 r st. NV. Dupont $500.
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
5-RM. APT, 4 VIEWS, S75.
MARQUEE APIS. 230s AsHMEAp PL NV.
SOUTH END or TAFT BRIDGE.
Modern. hreproof. elevator BLDG. seeres
tarial, phone service. Hobart 6083
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New Apt. Bldg, Nearby Va.
ARLNGroNs BEST Eou1PPED.

MOST MODERN.
Living rm.. din. alcove bedrm Kit .
cOLORFUL shower bath. SCREENED
PORCHES. VENETIAN BLINDS. incnera-
tors, package receivers. SOUND PROOF
ING. INSULATED. Ventilating fans. lock
ers laundry, SCREENED SUN DECK. m
DIVIDUAL OIL HEAT CONTROL. Nc
CLA1NE owner, 21o0 Wilson blvd. CHI.
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Unfurnished: only 5 min. to Wash; heat
metal kitchen cabinets; 3 expos; Venetian
blinds: ample storage; blk. bus school
and Shopping center; S55 per mo. includes
heat and hot water Restricted cIlentei.
Arlington Real Estate Co.,
osos wii.o, Blyd CHI 1850
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pEeRABEE DOWNTOWN LOCATION. sol
1th st nv4 rms, kit. and bath: newly
dDcoratsd SIS.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

entire End floor. modern residence; private
entrance; 3 rooms, kitchenets.', bath, >
hsEa .e easiJ sns sandsy .aus or none en.p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS end FL; LdE
su.s susi store ore, Oh cH! 7sss. ~ NONse' 'le
FALLS cauRcH XAmFqRn ps,1 OR uNrU5, poyfb
Oil e heat, f0is Mee.roiux. e" elee A r.nse .duits
2o1 Lee hishvay Falls church ls45.
rms. kit. bath: private; auto heat. hot
.,a. sas5 ,nS .Ss sss se Rs sSeDn.fs ff's sa SFsA
So: 7:5o--FuRNIsHED !. R.. 1st Il: also ;
l-fare zone Hillside O449-M
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APT. IN NEW
hoe p5yats Lying double .em Ssd
saP ssPh sad 'shs tisehsn sSfe only ssa
,nslpded ,oHp Faux ebS1en eSs1 Lfs blvd Is min to
heat and md ianitor service. ss5. DUNN &
CO. 1898 R. l. ave- Mt. Rainier. Hyatts.
pvt entrance; NJ. bus. WA. 1902.
WEsTMoRELAND AVE, Tx. PIX
.nd .af atf!'sz S faFn sduss apt
CHEVY CHASE MD ROOMS AND
a door: $50 mo vi a5Si.
ATTRACTIVELY FURN Arm APT,
Nd. bet. Forest Glen and Kensinston.
BUCKINGHAM, ARLINGTON, VA.-coM-
pletely furnished bedroom, living room,
kitchen. dinette. bath Cali Chestnut 5332.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM AND BATH APT;
eous BE sd' csssn fHt employed
2-BEDROOM APT. WITH FIREPLACE: sos
vi 8tp'ss ssss 81 $500 &. sf .ss MS CHRISTIAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APT, NEW
eHe esg care re: sen sdas .hoTs N H5 Gs.h St moor
BOULEVARD COURTS - ,ARLINGToN,.s
Sfp.sG. SH' 424o, Utilities included. OK Il: ft?s'
1908 NO 13th ST. ARL., vA.-UNFUR-
and ent: oil ht.: Frisid.: adults.
UNfURNIsHED.--N NEW BRICK HOME.
eluded dess 'sts' Ph' rail. Church -e!4s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EMI-DErAcHED
Ssstn;t Toss5n a11F5men' in attractive locator"
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: PRIVATE
sam. sash; kitshen VIZ i1ai privilese' 'arase. new
TAKoMA PAkK-5;RooMi, BATH .r,se.. sUNG.
8lOW apt IclIlscidllOt; OiA Heot' utiiitiS"
incl WA 1lal.
rs: a:e5 1t. :; ~, noreS oil
s4su5o u AH mo. Warfeld s54$, e
EVANSVILLE MD, 80 JOHNSON AVE
ksshep q" pd moath bath heat and
lstudio apt for couple in basement OF new.
modern blde; private entrance. heat. wa
Ter lish. included Also rm kit dipstts Ssth
is's T. stan!!y & house $50 1 s. sysr!shins ine
25la Wilson Blvd OK. 1s00-0769-J.
BOULEVARD APIS,
ii; aES$ 81 - Isa
unfurn Adults only Res mgr Temple 424O.
New Apt. Bldg, Nearby Va.
AH11soESsEF H9sE ssS5 HgBzzs EQUIPPED =.
s8kSeEE s88ESEE vEN2As ss2Tfs Gash BLINDS
tors. packase receivers. SOUND PROOF
ING MsULAIEBP Xsnti!a1,ng s11N nfrR ta1s' l9sk
pTv1pUAL OIL HEAT coNTRoL. Nc.
CLAINE. owner, 200 wilson blvd. CHI.
$500 day and ewes. "
BUCKINGHAM
Has available for immediate, possession
SI.-room apartment Rental. 5000
Rental once, 313 N. Glebe Rd
Arlington, Va. Chestnut 5OOO
BRAND-NEW
4-ROOM APTS.
Onfurnished: only : min to Wash; heat
controlled individually: eft G. F. refs.,
metal kitchen cabinets; 3 expos venetian
and Shopping center; So per mo. includes
heat and hot water Restricted clientel.
Arlington Real Estate Co.,
1903 wilson Blvd CHI $3.50.
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% rooms. kitchen and batiR electric re
frigeration: newly decorated S45. LIN
KINS co 1922 II st DI 35o2.
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1349 KENYON ST. NV.
NEAR ROCK CREEK

real wood-burning fireplace is but
one OF the many features that dis
tinGulsh this unusual apartment
home This modern corner building
is well located IN choice residential
section, convenient 10 shopping
center, schools. cars and buses. The
corner apartment comprises En-
trance Foyer. Living Room with
Fireplace. Bedroom with Cedar
Closet. Pullman Dinette, Kitchen
with Free Refriseration ana Bath
with Built-in Tub and shower with
Curtain. High ceilings; many special
refinements.
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APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHEp.

5l1o 10th ST NV. SOUTH OF COL RDl
- rooms kitchen and bath electric re
ssylE D1 s4a LIN
So1 sEAToN PL NE APT. IL ROOMS.
ISs2p W. Co io5s t. sSs
AZ zRflEak aa 1879 ased 4tel "a AZ Re $3.50
1ool 3rd ST. NE NICE RMS, NEWLY
and sag painted o py enh hRo
ttihs and il sts. s0e. ne Il. osaz '--1IDN-N" M 49,
Y537 1lth ST. NV" RMS. KITCHEN,
sa5h; foyer: YER, refs. on house $3.50.
1H!D~m door, Tooms kitchen and bath; rooms,
kitchen. bath, ami.
2414 N, CAPITOL ST. ROOMS KITcH-
gas gas. f.e' eiee.. phons' eee0 $40 Dupont dupont 4Isa
1910 sth ST NE-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
private bath: heat. gas, hot water tele-
phone included: newly redecorated $3.50.
SS Stn Lsos Iss snd AyE s a,. iafS hooMs .da ANp
S3s Randolph 2sll
s2s TAYLOR ST NE ROOMS. KITCH-
bath NnRnfs 1sTsfs slesens 3, poreh sy.
kitchen. private bath; heat, gas, eIec. fur
nished,
14ss OGDEN ST. NW.--3 ROOMS, X.
dec. Venetian blinds Gen. adults; second
noor. front. See Jaritor. L.
WALKING DISTANCE, I41s R ST. NV
vT 5se d.s"4nsed oSms D0rfa Resden si hath maF
ana pvt p Bath. newly decorated: I heat. lisht.
gas: Frigidaire incl; adults IA 5s44
BOND APTs L 1sse ,tIS.y NEW ,tns,1e HAMPSHIRE PIIH
2 rms kitchen, dinette BATH $40 so and
S55: Frieidaire and elevator.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL; a7l4
e5th st.2 rooms; kitchenetts and bath;
PETWoRTH. 642 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-3
rooms. kitchen. bath. entire floor: outside
xcom,s; I.decorated' utilities gentle adults.
4eI1 DAVENPORT sT.-REDEcoRATED
eluded eeSm' empi. i ADULTS; p M s4s So o EN- s7as.
go PoWSadArAN p. M NV 1odS NEAR COR
tiles, adults; bus at corner: RA. 1895. L.
I'VE RooMs saTE SIS TH, MONTH Month. NEW I.S4
14th st. and Park I'd. End floor. Il.
NEWLY RENOVATED SUITE OF ROOMS,
suitable for ONCE or living quarters; four
Eoons bath H. reasonable; s sir-conditio,ned j, ss
PessuTTees Mr. No e Gpsn IGNre for tnspee.i3Gn G
o Conn lpW .S. NV 'oNas Wesdley 500 sS lSc
1890 RrrTENHoUsE ST. N:w.-DUPLEx
$50 Incl. utilities. Randolph 1909.
IA. NEAL ST; NE.IWo ROOMS ANp
ties; near transp.; $3.50 IL
bll7 9Th ST Nw.-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
sd ssd nontb sssh heat ans electricity included
s.0Ss se.s: S.,,sfs. sH s4s 9Siet apt en.n..'
DUPLEX APT. LIv. RIM. DINETTE. KIT,
Perch p.!,adY ! and z DedTms; gas heat; msr.
QEysUA1LY, ATTRACTIVE; ExcEP-
bright lerse kitchen. class inclosed sleep
On second foor Of detached house. Private
entrance. Convenient transportation,
stores. 1411 Decatur st. NV. Georsia
TAKoNA PARK o3a WILLOW AVE-2nd
d.. pvt. .ent.; 3 rms. bath, kit. porch. oil
heat, refs. gar; newly dec; adults. couple.
NEW s-FAM1Ly HOUSES. s5e 80. LIVING
room; bedroom kitchen :,,,di dnett. bath. bath.
refs.. gas ali conveniences Of a modern
With ss spuy snd >,
Capitol St RA 1859.
building; convenient to stores and theaters;
newly decorated. - rooms and bath tgas
K1NS co. 1922 H st. NV. District 1872.
NEW BLDG, e024 18th ST. Nw.-LovELY
2 rms. kit, dinette. bath only So so.
WARRINGTON REALTY. GE. 5000 or 4455.
e1B OTIS PL NW-ENTIRE 2nd FL
Newly decorated. Heat, gas cleo, chw.
turn. S4b. Georgia 1858.
pEenABIE DOWNTOWN LOCATION sol
18th ct. NV" rms, kit. and bath: newly
ooeoratsd; S66.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
MAN CONFESSES WEIGH
ELEVATOR SHAFT Staying

The arrest of 37-year-od Fred
B. Mcclure, mining engineer
who admitted hurting the body
of his unconscious employer
six stories down an elevator
shaft after an unsuccessful at
tempt to get a $40 loan was an
announced Tuesday by Chief
of Police Harry B. Chaffins.
Mcclure was taken early
Tuesday to Charleston, where
Deputy Sheriff H. f. Pierce of
Mcdowell county said he would
be held "for safekeeping."
The death of G.. D. Hylton az,
described by his friends as "a
man who never had an enemy"
at first was believed to have
been an accident. His body was
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
he degrees which I have known

the degrees which l have known
colored men to take, only few
of them seek masters and doc
tors degrees in business, where
labor is employed. To me it is
sometimes sad to see so many
idle people and then to think of
it that so few Negro leaders
have anything for idle labor to
do.
Then let us ask this question,
How many educated and finish
ed products of Negro men and
women are there who buy
stock in business, door for
selected labor?
Was it Bishop Hood who, in
referring to fields of education,
said that Il fear that we are
getting top heavy as a race OF
masters and doctors, with no
employment for valuable labor"
Please let me ask this ques-
ton with no intention of Of
Tense: How can poor, unemploy
ed people build and maintain
pride in a leadership that has a
sidetrack loaded with brains
that can't be sold so as to en-
ploy labor and control it pro
bona publico?
The sainted Tom Whittico
once said: Your great asset is
that you think-for the people,"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
Bluefield State Teachers Col
lege to Hold Professionalism
ton of Teachers Meet Soon

The second annual conference
on the professionalizing of
teaching will begin at Bluefeld
State Teachers college on July
%, at 1920, in the seminar
room of the library. President
ii. l.. Dickson will extend
greetings to the conference.
DR.. Ambrose Suhrie, professor
of education at New York uni
veristy, DR.. J. Elmer Morgan,
Editor of the Journal of Nation
al Education, DR.. ]. B. Shouse
of Marshall college, and DR.. D.
w. Trent of the State Depart
ment of Education will paritici-
pate in the conference.
The assistant county superin-
tendents of Negro schools, prin-
cipals, students and other edu-
cational leaders in the state
will attend.
A committee has been form
ed to conduct a panel discussion,
in which all may participate.
This committee will consist of:
Anthony w. Galloway, chair
man; Mr.. Francis foyer, Mrs
Lillian M. Smith, Mrs. Beatrice
Hazard Mrs. Louise Hambrick,
Mrs. Maudella Taylor, Mr.. Harry
Brown, Mr.. d. G.. Pittard, Miss
Virginia Johnson, Miss Eleanor
B. Sutton, Mrs. suzanne Slaught-
er, Gertrude P. Irving and Mr.. |
Leon Hicklin.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

found atop the elevator car in a
downtown building July 10 a
few seconds after the elevator
operator heard somebody call
and then heard the body strike.
Friends of Hylton, engineer
for the Vera Pocahontas Coal
company and the Page-Strickler
interests, demanded an investi-
gatin, Chaffins said, and Nc
Clure was arrested on a murder
warrant.
The police chief, who took
Mcclure into custory on a down
town street corner, said Mcclure
confessed Staying Hylton after
being questioned for about an
hour and forty-five minutes and
undergoing a lie detector test
by state police assisting in the
questioning.
Mcclure, who came to WEIGH
from Fairmont about three
years ago, said he and Hylton
quarreled over McClure's re-
quest for a $40 loan, Chaffins re-
lated.
The police official quoted Nc
Clure as saying he knocked Hyl-
ton senseless with a weight use6
to hold drying blue prints, drag.
ged his body through two offices
and pushed him into the ele
Fvator shaft after opening the
doris by reaching through brol
en- portion of the glass.
| Officers brought into the case
by Hylton's friends found spot!
believed to be blood on thu
floor of Hylton's office, the chair
in which he sat and in a card
board box stuffed with paper
| Chaffins said.
| Craffins also reported mark
] found in the hallway of the oil
First National bank buildin,
showed al body had been bragg
ed from the door of Hylton'
office suite.
At the first inquest, afte
, which the coroner's jury retur.
ed a verdict of accidental death
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
Blast Wrecked Mine Gives Up
Bodies of GO at SOnman, Pa

Sonman, Pa. July 16.-In a
deluge of rain, grim rescue
workers early today trundled
out of the depths of a bitumin-
Gus coal mine the canvas-cover-
ed bodies of 63 men killed by
an explosion yesterday.
Theblast came without warn
ing and was of undetermined
origin. 1t c2me with such force
only Fl of the "a men at work
in the mine at the time were
able to escape the deadly fumes
generated by the blast.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

ing. After the welcome address
by Henry Thomas Adams and
GREETINGS from the farmers and
expressions from the visitors
the club members displayed a
quilt made by the home club
and many different piechs Of
needle work made by members
of the cub. The home club and
visiting club decided to have a
joint picnic in the near future.
At the close of the business
session delicious refreshments
were served. Miss Allen also
made pictures of the group.
Those present were Mesdames
Matte Hairston, Mamie Hairs
ton, Mildred Shelton, Matte
Parker, Nina Harrison Leander
Johnson, Ruby Howell, Sare Len
sey and Channie Johns, all OF
Cherokee, w. Va.
Mesdames G.. V. Webster, A
M. Brammer, Beatrice Morris
Nargart II. Miller, Flora Bel
J Ward, G.. G.. Redd, Leona Eliza
beth Mills, Edna Turner and he
house guest, Mrs. Finney an
little daughter, of Winding
Gulf; Mrs. Margie Satterfield
and Mrs. A. l.. Reed and tn
hostess, Mrs. S. Adams.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
news BRIEFS
FROM WORTH

The Senior Choir and Usher
Board of Galilee Baptist church
participated in the 39th Ami
versary of the pastor, Rev. X.
H. McKoy at his church in
Bramwell. Other members from
the church here attending the
Anniversary were: Mr.. John
Leftwich, Mr.. Theodore Phil
lipps, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Park
er, Rev. and Mrs. Mckinley
Raymore, Miss Charlotte Wade
and A. V. Howard.
Several from this community
attended the installation ser
vice of Rev. B. L. Zeigler at
Crumpler Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Gardner
of Elkhorn were visiting at
Rolfe Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Maceo Simpson of Pitts
burgh, was visiting DR.. J. Percy
Wade at Indian Ridge Sunday.
Mr.. Simpson has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Drew
cry, of Northfork.
Services Sunday at Galilee
Baptist church. Sunday School
at 9:45 AM, with Superinten-
dent Effie Dudley presiding;
morning services at 11:3O with
Rev. Mckinley Raymore in
charge; evening SERVES, at
7:3O PM. The public is invit-
ed.
Don't forget the Pew Rally
of No. 2 Sunday School class
on the 4th Sunday. Rev. James
Fore will be the speaker.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
Wednesday of last week.

Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. laura Hughes, Mrs. Gray
ce Boyd, Mrs. Ernestine Patter-
son, Mrs. Gladys Patterson and
Mrs. Josephine Patterson of
Keytone, visited relatives and
friends in Gary last Tuesday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Perkins Sunday
The baby has been named Jau.
nita Elizabeth. Mother anc
babe are doing nicely.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
The committee on findings,

which is to summarize and
present a report of the find
ings and recommendations to
the conference, will consist Of
Mr.. Bruce H. Hull, chairman;
Mr.. J. D. Anderson, Mr.. Rich
ard A. Brown, Rev. l.. A. Wat
kins, Mr.. John B. Elliot, Mr..
James Cleveland, Mr.. Andrew
w. Galloway, Mr.. E. C. Smith,
DR.. D. T. Murray, Mr.. James
E. Carroll, Mr.. E. L. Powell,
Mrs. Mabel w. Wins, Mr.. Phil
lip Reed, Mrs. Irene E. Meats,
Miss Virginia Simpson, Mrs.
Virginia Douthit, and Miss
Mary Parker.
Reports on various phases of
professionalizing of teaching
will be presented by committees
composed of faculty members
and students. Some of the topics
to be discussed are selection of
candidates for teaching, in
service training as a means of
professionalizing teaching, tea
cher-community relationships,
and recent legislation affecting
education in w. Va.
The committee on selection of
candidates for teaching is made
Iup of Registrar E. w. Browne,
chairman; Miss Olive Smith,
student-chairman; Mrs. Flora
H. Hunt, Mr.. Sherman Collins,
MIR. Harry l.. Joyce and Miss
Lucy Martin.
The committee on in-service
training as means of profess
sionalizing teaching will consist
of Professors Charles r. Gilbert
and THEODORE Mehaffey as CO.
chairman; Miss Laurah Austin,
Mrs. Cleo Blakey, and Mrs.
Fozie S. Lenton as student chair
man; and Mrs. Cortez Purcell
and Mr.. Lowell Lomax.
The committee on teacher
community relationships fac
tor in Professionalism is
made up of Coach ]. H. Row.
land, chairman; Mr.. C. w. Tiff
laay, Miss Pauline Davis, Mr.. An
| drew. King, Miss Frances Will
liams and Mrs. Lucille Palmer.
/ The committee on recent
legislation affecting education
in West Virginia will consist of
Professor William F. Nowlin,
chairman; Miss Netite Brooks,
student chairman; and Miss
Fannie Webb Redd, Mrs. Gladys
is. Gray, Mrs. Theresa Thorn
ton and Mr.. Leon Hicklin.
InterSeSSiOn Planned
A three = week intersession
will Immediately follow the re-
igular summer term at Bluefield
State Teachers college. Teach
ers who need a limited number
of hours to complete work on
their college degrees will be an
opportunity to take a three
weeks course, beginning August
10 and ending August 80. All
courses are open to any student
who desires additional work.
Extension Classes Being Formed
Extension classes are now
being formed for the Fall term.
Persons desiring work should
get together and organize class
es now. Since new credit regu-
lations go into effect August,
1871, extension classes during
the coming winter offer the only
opportunity to graduate under
the old setup.
Centers will be organized at
WEIGH, Logan-Williamson, Beck
ley and Bluefeld. Other centers
will be organized if number of
students and distance from the
college warrant.
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