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_. Th.~ ~to~rth · day of County Institute H

: wIll be held Saturday Nov~mber 12, . at Marlinton, tor all the teachers of - -the ·co.unty. Th~re will be no losti·

. tute on Friday; Novemb.er 11, tor , three -.- districts .. ·' as previously -nounced. . -. .

C. E. Flynn, Supt . •

allowe'en 'night passed 0

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I ~OV'EMBER I9 1925

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E. D. B. S. NEWS Andrew Price conducted

eserclses last Weqnesday with I terestlng talk on "Trees"

annah spent ]a~t weok end .1iI! ~t:Jjr tn Covington, V 8.. - - ~-

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pel exercises last Weqnesday with ery interesting ta.lk on 'iTrees " uby Hannah spent la~t week end

h Eula Geiger, in Covington, Va. ~ar1inton wili play ,Parsons on

ome groupds Sat'urday, N Qvern ber 21 »~rs. Green \vent to Elkins -last

eek and returned Saturday.

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n mmle 41 . 'lu re. ThOll.

r : Edith &0 al.a} 11 rpl ry Burg I

000. rim ry room, Buby t her perrect attendance-G_lford. Wilson .uulaney.

Hobert Friel. Harland Galford, Lee h rp. Albert Galford, J esse Jordon

T missing only one day are: mle and Harrison Sharp.

n~n1;.s Bonor Roll for Bethel School. 8m , . mont-b. nazal Beverage, ~acber

Du Helen. Madallne. Belene and WIlm. \~ " D\Uey. Viola KennEdy, Myrtle Byl .

e ton. Glen Shradu, and Maynard and Kermit Dilley.

hlldreD, Second month-Helen Madallne more, and Helene Dilley, \101~ "Kenned

,. aynard and Kermit Dilltly. y, :> } 11 • , it to Attorney Frank R fUll is in L I to 'sburg h week eW4 n~ D brIer CIrcuIt 0' alten tng Green-

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.• ~ .... "J"1.. ' .... (If rU Cker ;roiecfo, archit 'cts, who ,l1lnkc a I provin g the !'ItT /c'd to ) ' ialt of glass faclone. , hu'i t\\,Il c hurciJ es nn \'ood : {WJ-gC ~r the designing f th' VCl'Y ,cOi'dial i

p1;(111. ~s b} thc 911 " pr.'lC /1C- ... • ... - 11C :\1. E. Chu I S!I.'). Ile TEAGHfRS NOT TO lOf'l('E. them, and app COllI'/ (f

, Subscr.~ D riee. year! $2_~ 1,/ Si'K .months, $l .. ()~ BERN &, •

Owners aanl P ,D.blishers .. ,

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. IJar,ford, public school , f Dlany years experience,

t,h streets here this week. riord has j1ust returned from

i. 't to several points in the West r he spent the greater part of

ummer. He will tc.ach this r at Huntersville, Pocahontas

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J~. Tat)scott, ~Ir. and l Liv say, Miss Grae

. . R. Nickell , of I~ewi sbur

t, t • • ,/ II bo driuk IntOXI-

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.bo IIro DO' intem-kiD/( to excess. -:-s they take tbelf tloubt CO D ider any

8cuools wnuld he taught, fo r the most part, hy wOlll en . Tbis, bowever, be would not re-gret if tbey could all he brought up to tbe standard of efficiency now sholYu by some of them.

wah tb ei r habitB ,f no iofriogeDl eo t man ufac ture !loel lifo were probib-

The Association adjourned to meet at the Piney Hill Scbool H ouse, ue·ar Dry CreeK, on Saturday, F ebruary lO th, 1 83.

MISS Lrzzm ARBU CKLE, teacher of tLIe

Oak Grove scbool, Dear Lewisburg, has suc-ceeded, after much perseverance, in inducing tb e Board of EducatIOn to supply her school with a large black-board, reading charte , writ.

decide whether not, aod whether I e ven If enacted . bad better oe ver woulel, perbapa, endeared to the iog char~l', and a 12-ieco globe. Some of our

teachere will hardly ask for a good black-board; whee it is given to them Lu e y see m to have an elephant on their bands. They regard it. as a tbio~ to be looked at rather than used . Now, in our opinion, a black. board is of more value, in a primary l'coool, thae books j aed a teacher who don't know how to use it, should proceed to learn from those Who do. Miss Arbuckle's success leaches an Importa.otle8son: 1/ you want any-t1ting ask for it, and 11 you don't get it the first time ask again.

on society pro-in accord with ,a insure ite eo· his movement biloryamend-

n 1V0uid be!l Dce 8S a law

Dd i~ to popu-in tLie reepect

rtain and that rliht to with-

vole on tll ie Q expreaaioD d If a proper

Jlroblultory tl tll&y will

If adopt el, Ill! If It do

" TilE County SuperIntendent DOW baa 00

band a full 8upply of forlDs for Trullee'. re. port. aDd for tbe eDuweralloQ of .youUa bleb the DI.trlc~ eeretarlel CIP ,.~ by ca1I1Da or .eodlDg for tbem.

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""' 111 '11 -t aD i to be used tor -pistol ')eing t • JlY rill - logs from the timber district cession. "E

r nbrier river. Scene of. thE second session of the Hillsboro "Ma.le M :r. M... -Va

an Inale Academy will begin to-day, uu- this -place; r 11 direction of Prof. C. A. BTown.- by M:t. Ja

hool ·will be ably conducted in all its aftail: as 1 e aJ.' ments. Those desiring a knowledge as follow

, f in rumental music, ·will be -pleased to a\)O"Ve n2 1 1 arn hat Miss Lillie Overholt, so well con"Vel:S

n..~'Jwn here for her rare musical accom-plish- the s\o' , will take .charge of that department. ls~ll '

.. t q il the wedding bells are ringing and Sa.tlOll ]Jed to chronicle the marri.age of

~.vJLLl.ulus C. Loveridge, of Renick's , ) fiBS aura ConTad, of Phild~"wJ"''''''

k v1ae at the l' sid