School election notes mark fifth through seventh grades
The seventh grade held a February 21 business meeting and elected officers for the second half of the year. Bruce Laird heads the group as president with Diane Luckett as vice president, J. B. Sanders secretary and Neil Horstmann sergeant at arms. The sixth grade chose Mary Jane Brock as president David Lloyd Wade secretary and Morris Eplen sergeant at arms. Classes listed pupils in arithmetic spelling and declamation with teacher assignments and future entries noted. The year emphasizes Texan history themes and Centennial celebration selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Laird
Diane Luckett
J. B. Sanders
Neil Horstmann
Mary Jane Brock
David Lloyd Wade
Morris Eplen
Grady Baskin
Wayland Kidd
Mary Jane
David
Morris
Mary Joe Stedman
Mary Katherine Lawrence
Bernice Jean Longmire
Jimmy Coleman
Johnnie Mae Hays
Mary Louise la Cook
Raymond Lesikar
Texas
Boy Scouts Meet At Wilson Ledbetter Park
The February 21 gathering at the scout cabin in Wilson Ledbetter Park had 16 scouts present. New members Owen Stidham and Morris Weems joined as Assistant Scoutmaster B L Archer led a brief, nonbusiness meeting urging a cabin sweep and tidying for the next patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Owen Stidham
Morris Weems
B. L. Archer
Archer
Flying Eagle Patrol
Black Cat Patrol
Milano seniors stage Oh Professor play
The Milano High School Senior Class prepares a Wayne P. Sewell production directed by Miss Mildred Wayne for Thursday and Friday nights. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs. Albert Parrott reopened her sewing rooms here on Monday after a two week closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano High School
Wayne P. Sewell
Mildred Wayne
Albert Parrott
Local Beverages and Hospital News Briefs
Miss Raby Mae Stevenson remains ill with pneumonia and was taken to Cameron Hospital Saturday evening. Mrs. Mollie McGregor visited in Bryan then returned home, and Mrs. W. J. Taylor of Hearne visited her cousin Miss Stevenson before returning home. Eva Peevy spent the weekend with her parents in Teague as her mother improves slowly. Mrs. Bryant Bullock shows improvement after illness. Pearl Pinkerton joined her mother in Thorndale for the weekend. Sybil Martin, studying in Rockdale, returned home with roseola and is back in school. Lloyd Ferguson home welcomed Mrs. Vernie Lee and daughter Jimmie, Vernon, of Waco and Marshall Robbins of Chicago. Mrs. Dan Robinson and Mrs. Claudia Coffey visited Chries man. Julia Lankford of Cameron was a guest of Mrs. R. L. Hilderbrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby Mae Stevenson
Cameron Hospital
Mollie McGregor
Bryan
Julia Hutto
W. J. Taylor
Hearne
Miss Stevenson
Eva Peevy
Teague
Bryant Bullock
Pearl Pinkerton
Thorndale
Sybil Martin
Rockdale
Lloyd Ferguson
Vernie Lee
Jimmie
Vernon
Waco
Marshall Robbins
Chicago
Ill
Dan Robinson
Claudia Coffey
Chriesman
Julia Lankford
Cameron
R. L. — Hilderbrandt
Local Visits and Weekend Travel Highlighted
Mr and Mrs Ed Baggett carried Grandma Baggett to Hearne for a visit with daughter Mrs Tom Tabor. Kermit Gravner of Cameron and Emma Faber of Hearne visited Milano and a local resident, Mrs Charlie Stevenson, hosted guests. Little Helen Carter suffered a forehead cut after a swing fall and required four stitches from a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ed Baggett
Hearne
Grandma Baggett
Tom Tabor
Kermit Gravner
Cameron
Milano
Helen Carter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Krashear
Mila
Stelin Whiteley
North Elm
Pauline
Bennie Garcia
Rosebud
Amatelo Miores
Burlingtons
Edward Dodson
Frances Lexosky
Buckholts
Laverne Ownsby
Temple
B. Sanders
Inez Slaughter
Dolene Lindle
Kim Baskin
Houston
Allen DuBois
Dallas
Mrs. Allday
Maxine Akers
Pauline Laake
Robert Lee Dakel
Alfred Dusek
Jim Baskin
Doris Newton
Marjorie Kidd
Gladys Jewel Martin
Eva Mae Foster
Bobby Bennett
Wallace Culpepper
Douglas Lewis
Miss Jenkins
Miss Dusek
John Deere
Joha
Bank
Citizens National
Aagyt
BOY Scout News
Emma Faber
Charlie Stevenson
A. F
A. M
San Andres
L.S. McDonald
Santa Fe
The
Cameron Herald
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