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The Mingo Republican
Williamson, Mingo County, West Virginia
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James Baisden and June Chapman Maynard reported as principals at Lenore graded school on Tuesday. Baisden, from Kermit liquor store, needs college credits to qualify; Maynard, daughter of magistrate Walter G. Chapman, was backup. By Wednesday, Baisden acts as principal at Lenore, Maynard assigned to Estep school.
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Two grade school principals, James Baisden and June Chapman Maynard, reported for duty Tuesday at the Lenore graded school.
Baisden, manager of the Kermit liquor store, was first placed at Lenore as principal. At the time he needed six hours college credit to renew his certificate, it was stated.
Mrs. Maynard, daughter of Walter G. Chapman, Hardee district magistrate and lately employed as a truant officer, was assigned to Lenore as principal in case Baisden failed to qualify.
At the board office Wednesday it was stated that Baisden has not yet asked for an application blank for the certification of the required college credit. It is understood he has been granted leave of absence by the state liquor control commission.
Baisden was acting as principal it was announced by Supt. Troy Floyd. Mrs. Maynard, he said, reported Wednesday for duty at the Estep school.
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Lenore
Event Date
Tuesday
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baisden acting as principal at lenore; maynard assigned to estep school
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James Baisden and June Chapman Maynard reported for duty as principals at Lenore graded school on Tuesday. Baisden needs six hours college credit to renew certificate and has leave from state liquor control commission. Maynard assigned as backup. On Wednesday, Baisden acting principal; Maynard at Estep school.