Public Schools Under Threat Amid Tax and Staffing Pressures
A private letter urges Texas educators and trustees to oppose state college funding trends and school retrenchment. It argues many teachers are idle or underused, salaries must rise with revenue, and state colleges risk draining funds from public schools. The author calls for petitions and concerted action to prevent school closures.
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Enterprise
R. T. Hanks
Bynum
West Texas Baptist
Abilene
Dr. Hanks
Texas
Ang
Robert A. Milkitken
Saturday Evening Post
Iowa
Revival Meeting Opens With Edminstons Leading
A revival begins Friday night at 8 with four series of services led by Rev Edminston and his wife from Robert Lee. The church invites all Christians and unconverted neighbors to attend, with song, prayer, and messages of hope. The baby of Floyd Gibson suffered serious burns earlier in the week but is reported improving.
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Edminston
Robert Lee
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Winters candidate Hon H C Jones promotes economical state admin
Hon H C Jones of Winters visits Bronze to acquaint voters with his bid for district representative. He says he is still warming up but will push for a strictly economical administration of state affairs without crippling state business.
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H. C. Jones
Winters
Jones
Pioneer Citizen D Sayner Dies in San Angelo
D Sayner a longtime San Angelo area resident died March 24 1982 at his family home after months of illness. Born January 1875 in Brenham he moved to Coke County with his family as a child. He married Kate Ainsworth in 1897 and had four children Collas Worth Mozelle and Frank. Services were held at Bronte Baptist Church with burial in Bronte Cemetery and many mourners from Bronte Miles and surrounding towns.
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Eb, Sayner of Tennyson
San Angelo
Temple
Tennyson
Bronte
Sam Sayner
Brenham
Coke County
Tennygon
Kate Ainsworth
Collas
Worth
Mozelle
Frank
N. W. Pil
W.W. E. Anderson
Sin Angelo
Miles
Robert Lee
D. E. Sayner
Baptist Church
R. M. Cumbie
West Texas Chamber favors immediate soldier bonus payment
Robert Knierim, director, supports prompt payment of the soldier bonus, in a letter to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. He argues the bill should be paid now without tax increases, cites wartime sacrifice, and urges an informed, firm stance at the upcoming convention. The letter stresses presenting both sides clearly and naming an able speaker for ex service men.
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Robert Knierim
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Bandeen
Knierim
Vr. Tauern
Nis Posston
Gancdeen
Manazer
Texas Chaimor Ae
Coo Ford
Pexas
Bacawe
van ‘Aedt
Darvia
Basnett
Dion Tie Tail
Congress
Meys
Fox Service
West Texas
Woman's Progressive Club Meets with Poems and Talks
The Woman's Progressive Club met at Mrs. J. M. Cumbie's home on Thursday March 24. Readings included "Texas" by Mrs. M. A S Butner and a paper on Crace Noel Crowell by Mrs. Cecil Glenn. Honorary membership was conferred on Mrs. W. Sh. Anderson. A. N. Rawlings was elected delegate to the District Convention in San Angelo April 18-20. A salad course followed. guests and ten members attended. Next meeting April 14 at Mrs. K. I. Cumbie.
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Texas Poetry
J. M. Cumbie
Womans’ Progressive Club
Miss Fairy McWilliams Stricken By Serious Illness
Miss Fairy McWilliams is seriously ill for several days with quinzy, according to local health reports and family updates.
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Miss Fairy McWwilliams
Quinzy
Home Economics Club Organizes For Fundraising Play
The Home Economics Club met on March 22 to organize work and set definite reports for the next meeting on April. A play titled Breezy Point has been selected to be performed soon to raise funds for the department.
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Iame Economies
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