Federated Clubs Elect New Officers for Two-Year Term
The Federated Clubs of the U S held a meeting to discuss world problems with a talk that was well received. New officers were elected: Mrs. Tommy Barrow president, Mrs. W N McAnulty first vice president, Mrs. H L Robernot Jr second vice president, Mrs. B T Sanders recording secretary, Mrs. O F Etheredge corresponding secretary, Mrs. E M Connor treasurer, Mrs. Joel Wright parliamentarian, Mrs. Peyton Cain press reporter, and Mrs. Seldon Robinson director. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Paul Proper and Mrs. George Baines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tommy Barrow
W. N. McAnulty
H. L. Robernot Jr
B. T. Sanders
O. F. Etheredge
E. M. Connor
Joel Wright
Peyton Cain
Seldon Robinson
Paul Proper
George Baines
Myril McBride Marries Albuquerque Woman in Formal Unity
The Albuquerque paper reports the December 27 wedding of Myril McBride to the adopted daughter of University of New Mexico President and Mrs Popejoy. The ceremony at St Charles Church featured Fr John Hogan and Lt Col William Reardon as sponsors, with Miss Elisa Trujillo as the bride. The couple’s backgrounds include McBride’s Fort Davis High School and Sul Ross College education, army service, and doctoral work at UNM.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Myril McBride
Fort Davie High School
Sul Ross College
Sul Ross
University of New Mexico
Mra. Popejoy
Mise Elisa Trujillo
Myrr! McBride
St. Charles Church
Poinsettia
Tom Popejoy
John Hogan
William . Reardon
Reardon
Joy McBride and Bridegroom Wed in Christmas Themed Ceremony
Joy McBride and her groom, son of J E McBride of Alamota Kansas, wed after a ceremony featuring bridesmaids in silk gowns and a pink carnation corsage. Ushers Heinz L. Rhee and J. C. Lewis assisted. A breakfast at the Popejoy home followed with a cake cutting, flowers, candles, and a Christmas tree before their trip to Chihuahua City Mexico. The groom plans to pursue a history PhD at the University while the bride teaches at Grants High School.
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Popejoy Home
Mmes
W. W. Hill
Webb Shater
Unclear fragment on academic achievement
Fragment notes someone completing a degree path ending with a master's in Spanish from a university, but lacks context, names, dates, or institutions to form a full report.
Party Scheduled for Departing Ladies Honoring Members
The two women’s circles of the church host a party Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the hospitality room honoring Mrs C E McCool and Mrs J P Fowlkes. All church women are invited to attend.
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An Church
C. E. McCool
J. P. Fowlkes
Church
Eldia Cox Circle Meets With Mrs Dumas
The Eldia Cox Missionary Circle of First Baptist met Tuesday January 11 at the home of Mrs Fred Dumas. Mrs Jesse Howell gave a devotional on Steadfastness. Mrs Fred Dumas led prayer. Minutes read and approved. Refreshments served by several members.
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Eldia Cox
First Baptist Church
Fred Dumas
Jesse Howell
C. C. Holman
R. T. Key Sr
R. H. Brooks
Bill Duncan
Willie Rae Dumas
Livestock shows planned for Fort Worth El Paso and Houston
Seven steers and one lamb will be loaded out immediately for the Fort Worth show while remaining livestock stay for later events. Sheep division superintendents are Billy Weston of Alpine and J. W. Evans of Fort Davis, both former FFA and 4 H club members. Joe Lane and Keesey Kimball, former members, will co supervise the baby beef show.
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Fort Worth
el Paso
Houston
San Angelo
Billy Weston
Alpine
J. W
Ub) Evans
Fort Davis
FFA
Joe Lane
Keesey Kimball
Community groups pledge support for Big Bend show
The active cooperation of businessmen, the chamber of commerce and ranchmen has again been assured for the Big Bend show this year. E. L. Tiner, vocational agricultural teacher, and Frank N. Newsom, county agent, report the collaboration remains strong.
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Chamber of Commerce
Big Bend
E. L. Tiner
Frank N. Newsom
School admissions push cites crowded rooms under state rules
The State Department of Education notes several rooms are crowded and nearly full. Bulletin 411 states that children under six on September 1 may be admitted in accredited schools with superintendent and school approval. Names Mrs Blucher Mrs Owens Mr Roark Mr Young Mrs Smith appear in the attendance context.
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Blucher
Owens
Roark
Young
Smith
State Department of Education
Local school crowding rules and kindergarten admission warning
Article discusses limits on crowding with a room of 25 first grade children as the maximum. It states under age children should not enroll in public schools unless finances allow a first class kindergarten. Deviation risks endangering the school’s accredited status. Local schools reportedly follow the intent given available facilities and staff.
Edward Gibbon Author of The Rise and Fall of Rome Empire
Edward Gibbon authored The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire, a landmark 18th century history. The work traces Rome from the height of its power to its decline and fall, influencing historical narrative and political thought for generations.
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Edward Gibbon
Midland visitors stay with Mrs. George A. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeBar Brie of Midland were weekend visitors in the home of Mrs. George A. Brown.
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Mr. and
Mrs
Charles DeBar
Brie
Midland
George A. Brown
Mrs Hendryx Leaves for Uvalde Over Son Illness
Mrs Jo Hendryx travels Wednesday morning to Uvalde due to her son Jimmy's serious illness, citing family medical concern and urgent need for care.
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Jo Hendryx
Uvalde
Jimmy
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