Tacky party and club notes fete holiday event
The Progressive Class of the Methodist Church hosted a tacky party in the church recreation room with hosts Mr. and Mrs. J. Waggoner and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gassaway. Prizes went to Earl Campitt and Mrs. Moss Anderson for most original costumes. others received prizes for tackiest outfits. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served to attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Jaye and many more.
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Ok Xirs
J. Waggoner
Robert Gassaway
Earlamp&itt
Moss Anderson
Grand Teel
George Munce
Wallis Jaye
W. H. Bussagrt
Met
George Muncer
Adrian Teel
and Maes
Edward Smith
and Wes
Bal Lumpkin
John P. Sown
Mess Anders
Robert Gassoay
Father Creates Humidity Device Aids Asthma Child
Neffs Pennsylvania father Paul Herr develops a humidity producing machine to ease his daughter s asthma after observations of home humidity. He uses boiling water and electric heat to raise indoor humidity to about 50 percent claiming improvement within two weeks. He seeks patent aid while noting poultry benefits and Department of Agriculture interest.
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Sharman W. Nichols Rashington
eAnn Herr
Angey
Misty
Xyce Amm
Paul. A. Herr
Neffs
Pennsylvania
Herr
Barr
Lancaster Sheering Corporation
Ff Leve
Joyce
Littie
Feres
Department of Agriculture
Teachers study human development across Texas system
The program partnered with the University of Texas and several co-operating colleges to award graduate credit. Off campus workshops occurred in Abilene Dallas Gladewater Kilgore Marshall Midland San Angelo Webster and Monterrey Mex. Of 478 participants 260 earned graduate credit. The effort began in Corpus Christi in 1943 led by Dr Daniel Prescott and Dr James Knight and became statewide in 1946. Willie Holdsworth now assists Knight. The experience emphasizes parent involvement and viewing the child as a growing individual in a social setting. The Philippines government rejected a request by the American embassy to provide guards at its Manila compound saying it would harm national sovereignty and public order.
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University of Texas
Southern Methodist University
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Hardin-Simmons University
North Texas State College
Abilene
Dallas
Gladewater
Kilgore
Marshall
Midland
San Angelo
Webster
Monterrey
Mexico
Corpus Christi
Daniel Prescott
James Knight
University Extension
Knight
Willie Holdsworth
Prescott
Manila
Philippines
Foreign ‘Office
Philippine Republic
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Highlands News
Als Hopper
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
B. P. Ouper
H. A. Deease
J. C. Schmach
M. F. Smith
VE. Sharbonek
Hg, Flynn
R. ©. Christian
Marvin Belcher
Gordon Abernathy
W. E. Cullison
F. J. Speight
Tyler
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Methodist Church
Clarence Tyler
Jack Dietz
Myrtle Bower
C. L. Harris
BR. V. Welch
Als
M. T. Walker
Keith Scott
Ike Thornton
Highlands
den Motha
C. E. DuBose
Lex Sheppard
Reddy Dubose
Marvin Sheppard
Kenneth Veytek
Neal
Earl B. Stanford
Austin
T_ Stanford
Mary Sue
Iain
Hild
Texas
STIN
University of Texas Pension Division
Teaching Bureau
Seiide
U.S
M.house
W. Texas
Dry
R. C. Hankins
Avalanche
Lubbock County
South Plains
Brown County
Bohn Hilliard
Texas Liquor, rEontrol Board
Fudge
Lenien Brea
Texas Liquor Control Board Enforcement Division
State Department of Public Safety
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Liquor Board Was
Death Auto
Richard Arthur Harrison
Gerald Bilal
Pay
Bonham
Fannin County i
Frankston
Wander Ene
Corsicana
Palestine
Hotel Porter
David Castle
Rice
Colorado City
Tenas
Colorata City
Legion Hut
Quanah
the Record News
Spottian
Plainview
Hereford
Lubbock
Mont
Texas Liquor Control Board
Jacksonville
Whitesboro
R. H. Lee
East Tyler
Sterd
Precinct 3 Legal Control Council
Baytown SU
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