Marathon Opens Schools With Faculty for New Term
Marathon public schools reopen Monday September 4 under Supt J Lovell with H L Lovell principal and coach overseeing American and Latin American divisions. Staff includes Miss Mary Wade English, Miss Beatrice Ell Ysh grade and Home Economics, Mrs Beatrice Wyatt grades 5 6, Mrs Jim Worthington 3 4, Miss Sherine Arnold 1 2, with one high school teacher yet to be supplied. Latin American school led by Mrs Via Henderson. grades 4 6th taught by Mrs Frances Ringfield, grades 1 4 by Mrs Lanelt S Skinner. Opening program at 9 30 in auditorium for public, then pupils release for lesson setup. books issued and assignments made. early dismissal at noon.
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Local notes and visits from El Paso to Marathon
Community brief listing families visiting relatives and traveling for business service, promotions and furloughs. Includes Rev Chas Walker sermon, Capt Todd promotion, details of military personnel from Pecos Airfield and Lake Charles, local dances with Jimmy Melody Five, and a Memorial Mass for Charles W Hess in Marathon.
Youth volunteers aid farm services across the nation
The Girls Friendly Society and other Protestant Episcopal youth groups organize rural service programs from California vineyards to New Jersey spinach farms, aiming to build character and prevent juvenile delinquency. Leaders urge purposeful action beyond church parlor duties, stressing global local problem awareness and world peace. An air base shelter project by seven civilian workers adds to wartime community efforts. Back our fighting men with War Bonds and Stamps.
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New Lumbar Pain Remedy Offered at City Drug Store
An ad claims CITROS quickly restore irritating fluids in the back and bladder, relieving pain and soreness. Priced at $1.00, the remedy is marketed as a new lumbar pain treatment available at City Drug Store.
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