Yoe High Debating Team Competes at Calvert
Yoe High debate club under Mr. Wiese debated the motion That the Government Should Own and Operate Electric and Power Utilities at Calvert. Members included Hilliard Thomas John Martin Billy Gillis for the boys and Inez Smith Gwendolyn Sanders Mary Virginia Gaulish for the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Yoe High
Mr. Wiese
Hilliard Thomas
John Martin
Billy Gillis
Inez Smith
Gwendolyn Sanders
Mary Virginia Gaulish
Archery Club at Yee High Prepares for Inter-Scholastic Meet
The Archery Club of Yee High School directed by Mrs Culpepper practices during P T periods for the Inter Scholastic Meet. Members include Joy Lantrip Grace Markham John Calvin Haygood Elbess Haygood Trent Neighbors Billy Marek Frances McDermott and Elizabeth Conner.
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Yee High School
Culpepper
Joy Lantrip
Grace Markham
John Calvin Haygood
Elbess Haygood
Trent Neighbors
Billy Marek
Frances McDermott
Elizabeth Conner
Yoe High Sophomores to Host Valentine Party at Country Club
The Sophomore Class at Yoe High School plans a Friday night party at the Country Club with a Valentine motif. A class committee handles decorations, entertainment, and refreshments while faculty and some mothers are invited. This marks their first social event of the year.
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Yoe High School
Sophs
Students to Enter Typing Contest in Chapel Program
The article lists participants Alice Rylander Cathryn Moode Harold Jackson Inez Smith Kathryn Woodum Margaret Lesiker Rudolph Michalka Nadine Walschak in a chapel typing contest to showcase methods. Max McLerran and Billy Gil lis will perform a piano duet. Several declamation entrants will recite. Mr M G Cox gave a 20 minute musical program.
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Alice Rylander
Cathryn Moode
Harold Jackson
Inez Smith
Kathryn Woodum
Margaret Lesiker
Rudolph Michalka
Nadine Walschak
Chapel
Max MccLerran
Billy Gillis
M. G. Cox
Basket Ball Club Under Supervision In Local Play
The Basket Ball Club, supervised by Mrs A N Posey and Maurine Leonard, has played three games with nearby schools. The first game against Yarvellton and Yoe High ended in defeat.
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A. N. Posey
Maurine Leonard
Yarvellton
Yoe High
Interscholastic League Meet Set for Cameron
The annual Interscholastic League Meet will take place in Cameron on March 15 and 16. Teachers and students are preparing for events. Debating by W C Wiese, declamations by Miss Pitts, one act play by Miss Love, tennis by Hicks and Robbins, extemporaneous speaking by Mrs. Culpepper, girls and boys ball games, typing by Miss Green, spelling by Miss Dickard, and field track events by Mr. Wood plus essay writing by Miss Flinn.
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Cameron
W. C. Wiese
Miss Pitts
Miss Love
Mr. Hicks
Miss Robbins
Culpepper
Callie Young
Mrs. Posey
Miss Green
First Grade Attendance Improves in Ada Henderson Note
The Ada Henderson report shows high attendance with only two absences in the First Grade. New books are expected Monday next week. Absent pupils Doris Stidham Bob Woods Loretta Hagerty and Bob Lantrip are hoped to return soon.
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Doris Stidham
Bob Woods
Loretta Hagerty
Bob Lantrip
Fourth Grade Visits Sick Friend as Walzer and Hayes Return
Enid Walzer and Robbie Hayes return after several days away. The fourth graders visit their sick friend Jimmie Angel, a regular practice for the class.
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Enid Walzer
Robbie Hayes
Jimmie Angel
Tamale Man Visits: A City Street Echoes with Tamales
In a nostalgic vignette Nell Vaughan recalls the Tamale Man, a cheerful street vendor whose bell cart and constant "Tamales" shouts brighten urban days. The piece shifts to Phillip Nolan a lifelong reader, naturalist, and devoted student who dies happily after hearing a long awaited message from Danforth, with Dorothy Perkins noted.
Local residents spend weekend visits in regional towns
Bonnelle Hess stayed in Rosebud over the weekend. Norris Clark has just returned to school after two weeks with the measles. Clifford Guess visited Dallas for the weekend. Sam Tyson spent Sunday afternoon in Temple.
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Bonnelle Hess
Rosebud
Norris Clark
Sam Tyson
Temple
After Yesterday by Virginia Smith
Yesterday slipped away at dawn and left a litter which I cleaned and aired. A memory brought bitterness and a wound in my heart, yet peace from sorrow came, taking away thoughts of tomorrow.
D P D D Meet at Kathryn Lantrip Home
The D P D D group gathered at Kathryn Lantrip's home on Friday February 1 1935. Miss Jenkins spent the weekend in Austin while Mrs. Childress visited Houston over the weekend.
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Kathryn Lantrip
Miss Jenkins
Austin
Three Brothers Die After Steps Into Moving Train
In Delft Indiana William Gerard aged 63 died after stepping into a moving freight train. His brothers Charles and James Gerard also died in similar incidents on the same day.
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Delft
Ind
William Gerard
Charles
James
Baptist W M U Meets for Study at Local Church
The Baptist W M U will meet at the church Monday afternoon at 2 p m for study of the book Things We Should Know.
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the Baptist W. M. U
Local residents spend weekends with friends and relatives
Cameron residents Marlow Herbert Baggerly and Una Fae Kirk visit extended kin while others like Grady Gill Mrs Jimmie Coward and children from Temple spend the weekend with local families. Attendees include L Wilson C F Spiller and Marshall Garner visiting W Garner who is ill. Jesse Smith from Waco also visits R L Storey. Oscar Kearnes from Temple stays with his sister Mrs. Kerens. the Mode family visits Mrs. E J Mode in a Temple sanitarium.
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Herbert Baggerly
Cameron
Rush Hairston
Una Fae Kirk
S. J. Henry
McFarland
And
Mire
Grady Gill
Jimmie Coward
Temple
L. Wilson
C. F. Spiller
Marshall Garner
Hoyte
W. ©. Garner
Jesse Smith
Waco
R. L. Storey
Dynamite Found in Rooming-House Trunk
Newark police seized a rooming-house trunk believed to contain opium but discovered it stored with dynamite and high explosives capable of wide spread destruction if detonated.
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Newark
N. J
New Pupil Frances Bailey Promoted to &C
Frances Bailey advances from 5B to the &C level. Earline Rankin spent Sundays at Sugar Loaf Mountain. Eva Jean Przybayzy, Mary Jane Brock and Doris Newton were out of town over the weekend.
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Frances Bailey
Earline Rankin
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Eva Jean Przybayzy
Mary Jane Brock
Doris Newton
Ned
Birthday Party Held For Young J. B. Sanders
J. B. Sanders celebrated his twelfth birthday with a party Saturday night. Tommy Joe Baker attended and is recovering rapidly from a recent illness.
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J. BR. Sanders
Joe Baker
Seventh Grade elects officers and names class details
The Seventh Grade met Friday for a class meeting and elected Douglas Per vin president Dorothy Perkins vice president Stone Garner secretary treasurer and Seth Dees sergeant at arms for the year The Conquerers was chosen as the class name with They can conquer who believe they can as the motto The Rose was selected as the class flower and white and red as colors.
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Douglas Pervin
Dorothy Perkins
Stone Garner
Seth Dees
Girl Scouts Hike Ledbetter Park and Study Birds
The Girl Scouts hiked to Ledbetter Park for a hiking and bird study session at lunch. Girls noted sightings and discussed local bird species during the outing.
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Ledbetter Park
The Burr Affair Tested Nolan in Early Times
The piece argues Nolan faced a severe punishment for questionable loyalties after being flattered by Aaron Burr who paid him attention while he lived on Foxt Adams. It contends a shorter sentence would have sufficed to teach him a lesson without robbing him of life and country.
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Susan
Henee
Foxt Adams
Aaron Burr
Nolan
Burr
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Mr. Wood
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Ada Henderson
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