East Central College Students Form Fast Central Association
About 1800 East Central Teachers College students formed the Fast Central Association to publicize the school across the district and state. They raised nearly 1500 through free will gifts to fund a publicity drive, with funds controlled by a student-led board.
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East Central Teachers College
Fast Central Assocation
East Central
Ea County
Oklahoma
A. Linscheid
Linscheid
W. B. Morrison
F. L. Stewart
Okmulgee
W. C. Herring
Ravia
East Central Asociation
East Central Association
B. G C. Klepper
Franklin School
Shawnee
H. P. Butcher
Allen
Bey
East Ce
A and M Plans Formal Summer Session Commencement
Oklahoma A and M will hold its first formal summer commencement with a July 26 ceremony for graduates. Eighteen seniors will receive degrees including Roy Harper and Florence Violet Whitaker. The baccalaureate sermon will be by Rev. Edgar D. Saikeld and the address by Judson A. Tolman. Examinations for state teachers certificates run July 26 to 28. the summer session closes July 29.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College
Edgar D. Saikeld
First Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Judson A. Tolman
Oklahoma Baptist Univesity
Roy
Harper
Edgar R. Lawrence
R. W
Oscar H. Holman
Minco
Paul Williams
Edward Howard Griggs
New York City
E. A. Miller
States Relation Service
Deparment of Agriculture
C. W. Richards
Ardmore
A. P. Bourland
Southern Educational Association
Washington, D. C
Melon Growers Report BG Crop
Members of the Pontotoc County melon association met in the Chamber of Commerce to discuss crop conditions and selling plans. About 200 acres of watermelons and 20 acres of cantaloupes are in good condition with ripening underway. 125 farmers belong to the group. N. T. McAnister chairs the five director board elected two weeks ago, meeting first and third Saturdays at 2 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Compared to Babylon in Courier Journal Note
The Louisville Courier Journal likens Chicago to Babylon while the Detroit Free Press quips the reply may be a “Babble on.” A light editorial jab appears in a syndicated notice urging readers to use News Want Ads.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Chicago
Babylon
Detroit Free Press
Growth at Teachers College Raises Certs and Degrees
President Linsebeid reports rising awards with 125 certificates expected this year and about 200 two year state certificates. Degrees will grow from six to twenty as classroom photos from N B Stall show crowded summer term classes.
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Linsebeid
Iises
Linschek
N. B. Stall
Tecumseh Teacher Dowell Leaves Early for Term Reasons
G. S. Dowell of Tecumseh, who has been teaching in the summer term here, will be out for the remainder of the term on business.
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G. S. Dowell
Tecumseh
University women take summer courses at Chicago and Columbia
Miss Knight, Miss Lyday and Miss Montgomery will study at the University of Chicago this summer to improve teaching. Miss Anna Weaver Jones attends Columbia University in New York. Mr. Wilson plans a leave next year. A. H. Hixon spoke to students at nine yesterday. Darwin debate narrows to elocution versus evolution. Evansville Courier notes prohibition dries coastal waters. Gnat lays eggs in a life boat shape.
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Miss Knight
Lyday
Miss Montgomery
University of Chicago
Anna Weaver Jones
Columbia University At
New York
Wilson
A. H. Hixon
Oklahoma Health Association
McMullin's Formula Endorsed for Asthma and Colds
Asthma and hay fever sufferers praise McMullin's Formula for rapid relief and overall health benefits. Marketed as a preventative for germ diseases and lung weakness, it is promoted as safe for children and widely sold by F. H. Wozencraft's Drug Store in Sedalia, Missouri. Manufactured by Tilden McMullin Co. in Sedalia.
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McMullin
Tilden McMullin Co
Sedalia
F. H. Wozencraft
Better Teacher Saver or Money Saver In County Report
County Superintendent A Floyd released a report showing higher pass rates for students taught by state certified teachers versus lower grade certificate holders. Percentages: 85 pass with state certs, 82 first grade, 66.23 second grade, 28.47 third grade. 72 percent of third grade taught students failed and must retake. Floyd cites countywide applicability and cost waste. Also notes Rev John L Brandt will lecture on anti Catholic topics at seven county sites next week starting Allen Monday and including Center Maxwell Roff Francis Ada Stonewall.
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East Central Teachers College
A. Floyd
Floyd
Mr. Floyd
John. L. Brandt
First Christian Church of
Muskogee
Allen
Center
Maxwell
Roff
Francis
Ada
Stonewall
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Boost College
Tan
A. and
Evansville
Columbia
Gnat
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Waco
Corsicana
Ft. Worth
Cleburne
Via
Texas
Chicago and the Lake Region
Colorado
California
Grand Canyon National Park
J. H. Shackleford
John L. Brandt
R. E. Echols
Echols Campaign Committee
William H. Ebey
Amiga
Pontotoc
Seminole
Ee Sin
Q Owen
Or Walton
Walton
Jezet
Owen
School Book Trust
Fields
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