Amarillo School Nurses Average About 125 Daily
Amarillo school nurses average about 125 cases a day as the system expands. Three nurses are on daily duty aiding city county health efforts to raise standards of physical well being. The program is led by Dr. Benjamin M. Primer with Mildred Garrett overseeing rural schools and Dr. C D Ewing heading the dental clinic at McKinley.
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Amarillo
Benjamin M. Primer
Mildred Garrett
C. D. Ewing
McKinley School
Heads of State Teachers Colleges Meet Tomorrow
Four addresses will be given Friday at the Methodist Church for teachers and professors from State Teachers Colleges. The session starts at 9 00 am with talks by Dean E V White Denton on college failure by class level, Dean W J McConnell Denton on admission requirements, President H W Morelock Alpine on measures to improve instruction, and President J A Hill Canyon on the graduate school’s role with teachers colleges.
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the Methodist Church
E. V. White
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
W. J. McConnell
North Texas State Teachers College
Sec
Ond
H. W. Morelock
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Alpine
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Teachers Colleges of Texas
Amarillo Schools Supply Free Milk and Meals to Needy Children
Hill school Summitt school Pleas ant Valley school and the two negro schools Patton and Fred Douglas provide free milk and lunches for children whose parents cannot. Church circles missionary societies contribute daily sandwiches. Various groups donate for milk. A medical exam screened all students as officials work to keep Amarillo students healthy. Grace Goddard national Junior Councillor will address State Teachers Association delegates on Junior Music Clubs in Public Schools.
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Amarillo
Ray
Grace Goddard
National Federation of Music Clubs
State Teachers Association
Columbia U. Banquet Tonight Promotes "What Next"
Teachers College of Columbia University hosts a banquet at Amarillo Hotel Round-Up room at 6 pm with speakers including Sarah M. Sturtevant Thomas E. Pierce Elizabeth Nixson and others. Special music by local artists precedes talks whose theme centers on football terms and broad progress across classes nations and life departments.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
Amarillo
Sarah M. Sturtevant
Thomas E. Pierce
Elizabeth Nixson
Norman E. Crozier
J. T. Shaver
J. A. Hill
Elma Neal
A. W. Evans
B. E. Oberholtzer
John Josey
J. D. Turk
Irene Stevenson
Irene Henderson
World famed illustrator Miss Tessin to speak at Texas teachers convention
Miss Louise D Tessin renowned creator of Bunny Bear Skin and Pussy Permen will headline the art section program at the Texas State Teacher’s Association meeting in El Taos. Her wartime relief efforts and hospital murals are noted, with a studio exhibit and tea at West Texas State Teachers College after the meeting.
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Louise D. Tessin
Bunny Bear
Pussy Permen
Texas State Teacher's Association
Miss Tessin
America
Europe
Junior Home
School Arts
Normal Instructor
Serbia
France
Saint Francis Hospital
San Francisco
Shiners Children’s
el Taos
Guy Lemond
David Morrison
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Library Section breakfast set at Capitol Hotel
Miss Cora Avery in charge of arrangements for the Library Section breakfast at the Capitol Hotel Friday morning at 8. Mrs Lela Neal Pirtle of San Antonio, chairman of the library section, will preside at the meeting.
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Miss
Cora Avery
Capitol Hotel
Lela Neal Pirtle
San Antonio
Delta Kappa Gamma to Entertain Friday Lunch at Herring
Delta Kappa Gamma will host a Friday luncheon at the Herring Hotel at 12 30 with Miss lege Denton as principal speaker and the chapter president. The program includes songs readings and the presence of state and national officers as guests. Edith Clark notes raw cabbage as a vitamin rich diet source in a University of New Hampshire home economics feature.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Herring Hotel
University of New Hampshire
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