County Meet of the University Interscholastic League at Rockdale
The County Meet at Rockdale will run March 16 and 17 with a two day program of contest and fellowship. Choral events assign rural and grammar schools to twelve to twenty members with parts for high schools, and judging emphasizes memorization harmony and unison. Rural schools sing America the Beautiful while others perform different selections. Frances Looney leads the Rural School contest. I L Nunley chairs the exhibit. Flora M Sharpe oversees Art Appreciation. a detailed program will be issued soon and inquiries are welcome.
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Rockdale
Gray Book of Songs
Cable Company
Frances Looney
Ben Arnold
I. L. Nunley
Rest room site change urged by judge at Commercial Club
Judge T S Henderson spoke to the Commercial Club opposing a rest room for white and colored men and women on the square corner. He urged tearing down the old unsafe building to save county records and proposed locating the rest room on the jail lot or nearby. The club supported the judge and appointed Lawrence McIntosh and Henderson to petition the Commissioners Court.
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T. S. Henderson
Commercial Club
Henderson
Messrs. Lawrence, McIntosh
Commissioner's Court
Homemakers Class Relocates Meeting Space
The Homemakers Class taught by Mrs. S. M. Burns will not meet in the pastor's study. It will be held in the annex next to the Beginners Department.
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S. M. Burns
Mrs Massengale to Return Home After Visit
Mrs W T Massengale of Sweet Water travels home this week after visiting her sister Mrs Mollie Askew in Baileyville.
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W. T. Massengale
Sweetwater
Mollie Askew
Baileyville
Industry helps agriculture build up the small town
T R Preston argues industry and agriculture must balance to boost rural economies. He cites Kingsport Tennessee and Elizabethton as models where manufacturing spurs population growth, higher capital investment, and expanded public services, asserting banking and industry synergy benefits communities and their states.
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Elizabethton
Bankers Aid Farmers in Pennsylvania Growth Effort
William S McKay chairman of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association Agricultural Committee reports growing banker farmer movement in Pennsylvania. County agents and Key Bankers coordinate bank support for agriculture with county bankers associations and state college programs. Activities include sending young farmers to state college, farm shows, agricultural tours, lectures on poultry and farm methods, and distribution of livestock and disease free chicks. Hubert Atkinson of Maysfield was in Cameron Saturday.
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Pennsylvania
William 8. McKay
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
State College
Mr. BecKay
Hubert Atkinson
Maysfield
Cameron
Bankers Support Local Scholarships and Farm Incentives
The Oklahoma Bankers Association funds ten scholarships at A and M College Sulphur via five groups over twelve years, selected by the Extension Department on merit. A Fayettesville Arkansas bank president is credited for aiding farmers through Holstein cattle, agents, prizes for 4H clubs, and seed distribution. Randolph County Arkansas banks aided last year with 43 purebred gilts, 3000 eggs, four Jersey bulls, to develop farm flocks and dairy output.
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Oklahoma Bankers Association
A. & M. College
Sulwater
Fayettesville
Arkansas
Randolph County
Ark
Jersey
Valentine Party at Methodist Church
The church choir members and their spouses held a Valentine party in the basement Monday night. The room featured red hearts and potted plants. Mrs. W. H. Stafford organized games and contests. Dora Emily Moore and Lola Clinton served a blue and a pink salad plate with ice cream.
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The
Methodist Church
W. H. Stafford
Dora Emily Moore
Lola Clinton
Thompson and McCown Family Visit Georgetown Relatives
Mr Fred Thompson and Mrs Meta Mc Cown with family drove to Georgetown Sunday to spend the day with relatives.
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Fred Thompson
Meta McCown
Georgetown
Nasal Relief Ad for Ked's Creams
An advertisement promotes nose relief from colds or catarrh with a small bottle of Flye Balin or KY's Creams. It claims instant air passage opening, painless breathing, and rapid relief from congestion, snuffles, headaches, and night discomfort.
Purges and Physics Bad for Old Folks
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois, a physician of 47 years, argues purges are cruel for the aged. He promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that regulates bowels without gripping or upsetting the system. A 60 cent bottle and free sample offer are advertised.
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W. B. Caldwell
Montivello
Monticello
Sinois
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Regal City
Flora M. Sharpe
S. P. Conn
Court House Square
Oxford
M. E. Fisher
Cameron, Texas
T. R. Preston
New York
Ohio
North Carolina
States
Union
Kingsport
Tennessee
TR Preston
Corrie Collier
Baylor College
Vie
Pepsin
W. B Caldwell
Saxo
Southern
Pacific
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Edinburg
Harlingen
McAllen
Harris
B. T. Harris
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