School Notes Calendar and Yard Beautification
April 23-23 Benefit Show at Electric Theatre April 24 Spelling Con test May 1-Junior Senior Banquet May 3 Baccalaureate Rev Novak speaker May 6 Senior Program afternoon May 7 Commencement Mr T E Lail speaker May 8 School closes. Yard beautification by grades 4 5 6 and Mrs Maren Keithley with donations from town residents. Plants include roses poppies peonies irises tulips more. Victory garden emphasis and home canning urged for nutrition and support of armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Theatre
Novak
T. E. Lail
School Yard
Maren Keithley
Senior Class Plays and Science Lab Noted at School
A recount highlights precise typing by Clarice Bagley and a term project where Mr Wilkison led a frog blood circulation demonstration. Seniors applaud the Just Pretend play and a Grade track meet looms as spring closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilkison
Junior Woolf
Wilkison
Spring Troopers Tour and School Activities Report
The Spring Troopers Club and American Citizens Club seventh graders with Mrs Ruth Law rence and teacher Mrs Kenley hiked to the Rhodes home on Highway No 5 on a Wednesday afternoon. They explored woods identifying spring flowers and trees observed birds and killed two snakes then returned for a picnic. Eleven bicyclists faced a headwind on the return but arrived safely. The girls clarinet quartet performed creditably at the Senior Play and landscaping efforts around the school grounds were discussed with hopes for future improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Citizens Club
Ruth Lawrence
Kenley
Rhodes Home
Highway No. 5
Meet Our Seniors DeVane Gray and Nelson Rinehart
Two Browning area seniors share memories and ambitions. DeVane Gray recalls farm life near Browning, softball in center field, and a tobacco-free stance after a childhood bite. He plans to be a farmer. Nelson Rinehart, born near Browning, enjoyed boxing and baseball, with a fondness for angel food cake and strawberry shortcake, aspiring to be a mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVane Gray
Gray
Browning
Kaifong Grove
Nelson Rinehart
Johnson
Smith
Joe Louis
War Aims Recalled By Wickard On Food Policy
Claude Wickard repeats the slogan Food will win the war and write the peace as a guiding idea for wartime policy and postwar planning, urging coordinated effort to maximize agricultural output and national well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wickard
Card Club Outing at the Thesdore Home on Wednesday
The Card Club met at the Thesdore residence on April 15 for an evening of visiting and card games. High scores were earned by John and Alma Browning and by Allie Ware and Jim Elliott. Refreshments followed. attendees included Jim Elliott and family, Lloyd Lambert and family, Ed and family, Archie Dickinson and family, Everett Hale and family, Harold Abbott and family, Walter Head and family, and others in the Browning, Ware, Cox, and Morris circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesdore
Steele
John
Alma Browning
Allie Ware
Jim Elliott
Lloyd Lambert
Ed Spencer
Archie Dickinson
Everett Hale
Harold Abbott
Walter Head
John Browning
Peggy
Sam Cox
Beva Jean
Bill Ware
Waverly
Roy Kelly
Clifford Spencer
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Browning Farm Club
M.F.A
U. S
Cas Wise
Browning Public School
E. P. Harvey
Optometrist
Clarice Bagley
Woolf
Jeanne Woolf
Sugar
Mary Lee Askey
Harold Tate
Brahm
Frances Lou Lawrence
Betty McCormick
Dora Lee Gender
Barbara Jones
Room
Armour’s Chilli Soup
Wheaties
O-Kay
K.C
LEE
Eis
Strikalite
STAR
Usalite
Armstrong
Crescent
Parmak
Zenith Radios
Norge
Purdin
Meadville
Blacktop
Mon
Shropshire Ewes and Lambs
Bitter Sweet Club
Rolan Gooch
H. V. Campbell
H. G. Johnson
Elizabeth Foster
Jackson Center
Botts
Geneva
Bill Morris
Chillicothe
Howard Cofer
Trenton
Jesse Bruce
James Morris
Jeny Sue
Merril Peterson
Shafter
Broeder
Henry Gooch
Guthrie
Okla
Linneus
Marceline
Glenn
Mary Morris
Geo. Elliott
Brookfield Chicks
Axminister Rugs
Axminister