Yee Chapter elects officers and plans summer activities
John William Baldwin becomes vice president and Charles Roy Law secretary at the Yee Chapter meeting. Bobby Batty is treasurer, Lawrence Zotz reporter, Roeland Boedeker parliamentarian. Members will tour the state and attend a summer encampment and Texas Centennial visit, plus a ball games series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Baldwin
Charles Roy Law
Bobby Batty
Lawrence Zotz
Roeland Boedeker
Charlee Clifton Cox
C. H. Yee
Prescription Druggists Service Since 1890
In our store the shelves and drawers hold time honored chemicals and serums. The policy of quality first has maintained high quality appeal since 1890, serving as the cornerstone of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescription Druggists Service
Rural community lauds agriculture teacher at Yee High
Residents of the Meeks community commend E. D. Parnell, vocational agriculture instructor at C. H. Yee High School, in a letter praising his work with agricultural students. They highlight his personal interest in students and note Lewis Jurcak, state champion poultry team member, among those thanking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeks
E. D. Parnell
C. H. Yee High School
Parnell
Lewis Jurcak
C. W. Bedrich
W. M. Chuddy
Anton J. Klecka
C. W. Hartrove
Fabian J. Kiecka
Bill Zabcik
Frank V. Spankel
Ladis Pagach
FE. J. Bedrich
BK. E. James
Emmet James
Henry Zabcek
Edwin Bell
Farewell to Ada Henderson School Poem
A class of seven years bids farewell to Ada Henderson School in a nostalgic poem. They recall their first day, punishments, and shared joys as they move on to high school. The piece, credited to Raymond Lesikar, marks the end of school life and a fond memory of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Henderson School
Ada Henderson
Raymond Lesikar
Ada Hendreson
2-Y GRADE NEWS AND STUDENT LOCAL OUTINGS
Miss Miller's section lists students traveling to various towns including Charlotte Childers to Austin and Jean Little to Temple. The piece notes a postponed 2-Y and 2-X picnic and reports absences, exams, and upcoming seventh grade banquet with Bruce Laird as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Childers
Austin
Jean Little
Temple
Bob Wood
McGregor
Bernia Marie Miles
Calvert
Bruce Laird
Milano High School plans closing events and graduation
Plans are set for Milano High School to close with 7th grade graduation at 8 pm May 31 followed by commencement on June 1. Baccalaureate sermon will be by Brother Cone and L A Wood will speak at the graduation exercises. The graduation class includes Lorene Ashley Marcus Bankston Lottie Diver Raye Diver Marjorie Elam Ruben Fussel Emmie Luce Effie Pierce Clyde Stewart Loyas Touchstone Luther Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano High School
Brother Cone
Rockdale Christian Church
L. A. Wood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lorene Ashley
Marcus Bankston
Lottie Pearl Diver
Raye Diver
Marjorie Elam
Ruben Fussel
Emmie K. Luce
Effie Bess Pierce
Clyde Stewart
Loyas Touchstone
Luther Walker
Graduation Exercises Set For Seventh Grade
The seventh grade graduation exercises will be held Friday night. The address will be made by the Honorable J. D. Baskin and the diplomas presented by Superintendent E. A. Perrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Baskin
E. A. Perrin
Dinner Guests Include Sims Family in Houston Area
Mrs. Sims was seven years old. Attendees at the dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Andy Richardson and family of Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sims and family of Milano, Mrs. Houston and daughters, and Mrs. Hawkins and her son of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Richardson
Cameron
J. T. Sims
Milano
Houston
Hawkins
Moseley Family Rites Mark Life Spanning Georgia to Texas
Mrs. Elizabeth Estis Moseley widow of a Georgia migrant who traveled from Georgia to Mississippi then returned to Georgia after the war. They moved to Burleson county Texas in 1869 and later Cameron. Funeral services were held at a daughter’s home with Rev. C. C. Acrey and Judge W. G. Gillis speaking. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery with grandsons as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Oran Washington
Houston
Floise
Mildred Newman
Marjorie Elam
Miss Carroll Smith
Sugarland
al Johnston
San Antonio
L. J. Easterwood
Luling
R. S. Thweatt
Johnston
Easterwood
Freeman Hooker
Sam Taylor
Rosse
Georgia
Mississippi
Mr. Moseley
Elizabeth Estis
Texas
Burleson County
J. P. Moseley
C. C. Acrey
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Gillis
Moseley
Oak Hill
Silas
Ernest
Curtis
Earl
M. D. Moseley
Bill Stewart
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Yeemen
FFA
San Gabriel
Cameron Ffa
San Gabriel Future Farmers
Nolan Butler
J. B. Gilbert
Milam
Prescription Department
Thomas
Geo. A. Thomas and Sons
Editorial
Betty Lou Angell
Splawn
Bob Terry
Minerva
Lillian Riola
Fred Jackson
Rosebud
Pat Baskin
Belton
Anita Knipp
Yarrellton
Eldon Dutton
College Station
Imogene Ingram
Mildren Caperton
Lockhart
Gonzales
Mary Frances Allen
Katherine Ruth Moseley
Kenneth
Maysfield
High
Guy Chandler
Aeden Norris Alford
la Verne Hardwick
Marlow
Wesley Nicholson
Bob Hayes
Ben Arnold
Porter Key
Gertrude Willingham
Peggy Green
Wacogon
Eleanor Knipp
Bobby Vaughn
Winona Moseley
Annie Ruth Villareal
Lee Clare
Mary Jane Brock
Shirley Horstmann
Billy Ables
Grady Baskin
Jimmy Coleman
Joe Lloyd Mitchell
Lufkin
William Steele
Nettie
Hy Yi
Omfort Herp
Ures
Gre
Ral Motors
General Motors
Pontiac
Michi YE
San
Horstmann Bros. Fire Store
Congress
Frank B. Tirey
W. R. Newton Bertford
Graham Gillis
W. C
Moody Penn Wolf
Malcolm A. Green
Jesse James
Henry G. Lehman
George Mayo Newton
Emory B. Camp
W. A
Bill) Morrison
Roy Law
Jeff T. Kemp
Homer Nabours
Wallace Rudder
Bill Alex Bonds Henderson Walker
R. M. Kennedy
J. H
Daniel) Boone
B. M. McMillion
L. A. Svetlik
Walter Fuchs
Grady Stidham
Leonard C. Burke
R. A. Hairston Arthur Longmire
Crosley
Oliver’s Radio Service
Crosley Radios
Buckholts
Citizens National
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