Press Club Organized at Yoe High School
The Pr Club at Yoe High School is organized with 37 members led by William Slaughter as president and Theresa Manning as secretary. The Anchor newspaper will have C. W. Gredde as editor in chief, with Charles Smith managing editor and Robert Hensley sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Pritt
Helen Flinn
Louise Lathur
Yoe High School
William Slaughter
Theresa Manning
Jack Arriett
John S. Burns
Frank Newton
the Anchor
C. W. Gredde
Charles Co.” Smith
Ariso
Robert Hensley
Bettye McCullum
Hubert Luckett
Louise Lanham
Jolly Blanche Pitts
T. A. Fisher
Yee High School
Posey
Ethel Skelton
Cecil Culpepper
Louise Green
Haynie and Hicks
Katherine Robbins
Callie M. Young
Guy T. Newton
Future Farmers Club
A. C. Strickland
Collectors Club
Lucille Dickard
Rural districts supply most graduates as buses aid travel
The passage notes that over half of the graduating class comes from rural districts and cites five bonded bus lines plus four passenger cars transporting students under state transportation laws. It commends the legislature for funding transportation when districts cannot pay, ensuring rural and town students have equal opportunity.
Red Cross Faces Historic Vet Claims Overflow
The article notes the Red Cross struggle to handle veteran claims since World War changes. In the previous year home service workers across 3,268 chapters assisted 411,124 ex service men or their families and aided 7,346 men still in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Red Cross Reports Public Health Nursing Reach
The Red Cross notes 693 nurses across 428 chapters in public health nursing. Last year nurses logged 1 234 000 visits excluding schools and inspected 633 000 schoolchildren. Bedside nursing to the sick and needy remains central, with 53 000 persons taught in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick courses.
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The
Red Cross
Public Health Nursing Service of
An Army of Children Joins Red Cross Roll Call
The Junior Red Cross counted 6,629,866 members in schools and parochial settings who volunteered in hospitals and for orphans and the aged. They aided peers by glasses and eye care and exchanged portfolios with students abroad. The Red Cross enrolled 3,701,866 members in its roll call a year ago, with a call to join the 1923 roll call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day.
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Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Weather No Obstacle To Food Growing
A 4 H garden display shows leafy vegetables thriving in dry conditions. Nadine Loftin of Cavilla 4 H demonstrates cab bage spinach onions beets turnips and radishes in her fall garden with other enrollees listed from Davilla Friendship Briery and Minerva clubs. Milano and Gouse have not enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Loftin
Davilla
Vivian Kirk
Marlow
Dorothy May McQuary
Friendship
Etonl White
Briery
Norma Kuzel
Corinth
Mary Alice Modesett
Sharp
Christine Jenkins
Minerva
Milano
Gouse
Methodist Missionary Friendly Bible Class Meeting
Members of the Friendly Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday School held their monthly meeting Friday afternoon in the church classroom. Mrs. Walter Cannan gave the devotional and a program featured an old fashioned catechism on the Methodist church. The group concluded with sandwiches cookies and a hot drink.
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Friendly Bible
Methodist Sunday School
Waler Cannan
Methodist Church
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