Exhibits Show Texas School Work in Amarillo Gym
Texas education is showcased as 23 schools and organizations display work in the Amarillo College gymnasium. Highlights include Pampa chemistry and biology displays, El Paso High School art, Fort Worth posters, Plainview textiles, Lubbock penmanship, Wichita Falls crafts, Canadian biology, and Waco clothing. The event, coordinated by L. Z. Timmons, underscores progress from log cabins to modern classrooms.
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Mirabeau B. Lamar
Republic of Texas
Texas Public Schools
Amarillo College
Texas
West
L. Z. Timmons
Amarillo
Pampa
Gray County
Taxidermy Club
O. A. Bush
el Paso
Fort Worth
Plainview
Panhandle
Commonwealth
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Lone Star
Waca
Waco
Texas College For Women
Denton
West Texas State Teachers College At
Canyon
Broadway
Forney
Booker High School
Potter Couny
Noyes D. Smith
Austin
P. T. A. Division at Methodist Church
The Parent-Teacher Association division of the State Teachers Convention will meet Friday at 10 o clock in the senior department rooms of Polk Street Methodist Church. Mrs. F. E. Savage Miss Anna I. Hibbeta and R. P. Jarrett will lead a discussion on The Business of Being a Parent and of Being a School Patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
State Teachers Convention
Polk Street Methodist Church
F. E. Savage
Anna I. Hibbeta
R. P. Jarrett
West Texas State Teachers College hosts art division tea
Miss Isabelle Robinson and Miss Miltia Hill of West Texas State Teachers College host a studio tea for the Fine Arts Division of the State Teachers Association. Guests include Florence Hale and Louise D. Tessin. Transportation provided, tours of Canyon museums, and an Innis painting displayed.
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Isabelle Robinson
Miltia Hill
West Texas State Teachers College Faceulty
State Teachers Association
Florence Hale
National Education Association
Louise D. Tessin
Prosperity Queen Fulton and Eight Junior Attendants Named
Prosperity Queen Fulton along with Mrs. Havel Lackey and eight attendants Miss Mildred Bishop Miss Ruth Crabtree Miss Clyde Slaughter Miss Pearl Dobbs Miss Navassa Wheatley and Miss Juanita Melmiing are listed as part of the ceremonial pageant lineup.
Rural School Heads Meet Friday at 9 30
Rural education takes center stage at the Texas State Teachers Association convention. County superintendents meet on the Second Floor of the First Baptist Church with E. B. Erwin of Rusk as chairman Friday at 9 30. Luncheon will follow at the T Anchor ranch headquarters north of Canyon hosted by E A Millsap and R M Bracher. Rural supervisors hold a banquet at the Herring Motel Friday at 6 00 chaired by Miss Mattie Epperson of Paris with Miss Laura V Hamner and local rural teachers as reception committee.
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Texas State Teachers Association
First Baptist Church
Priday
Erwin of
Rusk
Sanitary
T-Anchor
Canyon
E. A. Millsap
R. M. Bracher
Herring Motel
Mattie Epperson
Paris
Laura V. Hamner
Potter County
War Town Dies in Antioch Neb Population Falls
The once thriving World War era town of Antioch in Sheridan County now records 130 residents, down from over 3,000 at the peak when potash plants operated around the clock to fulfill war orders.
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Antioch
Neb
W.A
Sheridan County
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Raurspay
Amarillo Globe
Terxoas
Timmons
Perryton
Brownson Ward School
Victoria
City
Martin de Leon
Don Moyle
Japan
United States
Los Angeles County
Moyle
Sears,Roebuck
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Good Housekeeping Institute
Home Economics Department of Our Colleges
Doctors
Dietitians
Nuff
Suaa As
Pete
Methodist Church
Amarillo Public Schools
Potter County Rural Schools
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TEA For Fine Arts
Miss Robinson
Miss Hill
Transportasion
el Taos
Teachers College
Historical Museum
Home Economics Department
Wallace R. Clark
Estelle Bourland
Ethel Ruth Collins
Arleith Elliston
Evelyn Shanklin
Ruth Wiseman
Elya Lee Bagley
Beth Blythe
Beatrice
Sarah Haynes
Mercedes
Harlingen
Sears
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