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WICHITA DAILY TIMESSUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1111dldrcn Instead of the “pop In] hlch there Is no nutrition or ale-cnta which make for food value, ^cording to Hist Sutherland. The ?xt meeting will he Thursday* in nary 20, subject, ’'The Normal let.'9 Food and diet Ilsta will, bt strlbuted.About 40 children from high xth grade of Austin tohool are ife week being promoted, and will vome the Reagan Junior high pulls. There is a feeling of sadness Ixed with the thrill of the change hlch graduation brings, because Id associations must be left be-Ind—favorite teachers will teach ism no more—new Ways will have be learned and new studies tk-i up.Some of Austin school Parent-cacher association mothers will iis week also transfer their mem* erehlp, or at least divide tlielr tn-srest between Austin sehool P.-T.. and Reagan Junior high P.-T* A, i this connection the following bit f Information from “Parent-Teach-r** Is timely, If yon have children i more than, one school where Hero are Parent-Teacher associa-Ions, and you want to work In all f them, you must pay dues In *11. his Is the ruling of the National ongress of Parents and Teach-rs. You cannot be enrolled as alember of the Texas branch of the atlonai congress and have the vot-m power unless you have paid the ues of U cents, it thsro are local ues, they may be ahspended for beae special |*w¥ but the state and ationl assessment# must he paid r you are a real bona'fiise mem-cr of the association.ARAGKAPHSJ. W. Thorne, 1*1* Eighteenth street, fs at the Cl Into hospitalwhere he l« reported suffering from a fractured hip.Mr. and Mrs, Earl Holcomb are the guests of relatives at Graham for tho weekend.home. The young lady has been named Dolores, and is the namesake of Mrs. Paul Larkin of Fort Worth, formerly of this city. Mrs. James will be remembered by friends here as Mies Polly Taylor, daughter of Hr. and Mrs, John Taylor, pioneer family of Wichita Fall*, who have moved In recent years to California,❖Mrs. F. Jenson of Honolulu, Hawaii, arrived here, during thoWisconsin In valued at twcme.Mrs, V. W. Cain and Sirs. Sterling Grumpier have as their guests, Mrs. Victor Mathews of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. C. J. Bullard and daughter, Miss Sybil Bullard of Dallas*OMiss Elisabeth A. Henry of Klt-tnnnfng. Penn., will arrive In Wich-14a Falls next Tuesday evening for a two weeks* visit with her brother, David H. Henry, 1655 LuoSle ave* nue. Miss Henry Is coming here from Los Angeles where she has been visiting friends.week to be the guest In the homes of her brothers, R, W. and . Harry Gakey. Mrs. Jensen had not seen them for 26 years until her Arrival hero. Mr. Jensen fs manager of * sugar plantation near Bcmolnlh and was unable to accompany his wife on her visit here.Mr, and Mrs, J. H, Btrlef of Dee Moines, Iowa, are the guests of their son, H. J, Strlef and Mrs. Strlef this week.URUGUAYAN PARLIAMENTS HEAD DENOUNCES AMERICAAnnouncement Is made of the birth of a son, Joe Worley, to Mr; and Mrs. W. W. BherrUL on January 14.Bern p-imalitla ...Bon Franklin P.-T. A. 1« planning uite an Interesting program forIto anniversary party which is to ake place next Friday, January 2?t 7:45, at which time the fathersnd mothers, of children attending lew Franklin win: be guests. It j hoped to make the anniversary arty which is a celebration of theompletion of the first year's worke/«h0°? *n event,. ® following numbers will make P.tha program: Singsong; fnstru-f ^,rs* IjOV«Joy; address,Dr. Cant-^il; short talk, **A Satisfied Fa-Mrs. Maryin Smith, publicity ctoilrmen of the differ,nt Fa rent-Teach or ea0ol*tilt;me ofhe city spent a very profitable half our visiting the Record News of-ico Ttieaday. The , many stepsteceseary to print tho daily hows-»apers were fully explained, mak-ng those Present more able to an-►reclatjs the news, which comes .tojai each day through the two splen-lid papers.Mr#; Mary R. Major, who haa been seriously. Ill at the home., of her daughter, Mm A. R. ProthrO, 8P08 Ninth, Is reported slightly Improve^* Her son, T. F. Major, and a daugh-tor, Mrs. SX H. Roche, and. Rosa Dee Roche of Chick ash a, Okla., ajid Lee-ter B. Major of New York are expected to arrive Sunday to be with her,❖ 'Mrs. K. H. Cawthorn Is reportedimproving following an operation *t Mayo Bros, sanitarium at Rochester, Minn., a few days ago. However, she will not be able to return to her home here for another three weeks.Mrs. W. C. King and Mr. and Mre. Melton Thacker of Roaring Springs are guests of Mrs. R. C. Hyatt at 1300 Travis.MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Jan, *1, 1M~~Poctor Terra; president of the Chamber' of deputies, skid that, no American fraternity such as envisaged by President Coolidge Is possible as long as , the' United, State* is firing guns against “defenseless people.'* He referred to the Sandlno forces In Nicaragua as ‘‘defenseless/* since they are In** significant In number#; and armament when compared with the American force*.,GOMEWith W, T. Atkins is reported ill at Isis home at 1300 Travis*❖npHEFloraMiss Margaret Shears of Amarillo, formerly of this city, spent a few days hero with Miss Mary Louise Clark and other friends, and attended the mid-term graduating exercises at the Junior college.MissMrs.AMiss MartSunday,Mr. and Mrs, W. B. James of Huntington Park, Calif., announce the arrival of a daughter at theirJIAS anything ever efcept W unexpectedly and etolen your happiness, or In other words, temporarily taken theS * A (A | | _ .__11 ^
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Wichita Falls, Texas, US
Sun, Jan 22, 1928
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