Malaria Talk At County Health Council Meeting
The county health council held a Tuesday afternoon session at the Country Club with Mrs. J. P. Love presiding. Miss Edna Southard spoke on sanitation and malaria prevention while Dr. W. R. Newton outlined disease mechanisms, transmission, and the three malaria types. the talk stressed mosquito control and costs per case.
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County Health Council
Country Club
J. P. Love
Edna Southard
State Health Department
W. R. Newton
Mosquito Control Tips From Trapping Season Briefing
Trapping season opens with guidance to drain or fill standing water every ten days to curb malaria mosquito breeding. ornamental fish ponds host larvae. place top water minnows in ponds as natural enemies. Containers holding water ten days breed mosquitoes. puncture tin cans or bury them to reduce risk. Malaria parasites can cause anemia and spleen enlargement after relapses.
Promotion and Rally Day at First Methodist Sunday School
Last Sunday marked Promotion Day at the First Methodist Sunday School and Rally Day is planned for next Sunday. Students showed strong interest in promotion and progress across departments and cooler weather is expected to boost attendance.
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First Methodist Sunday School
Scout Troop 52 Reports Strong September Attendance
Troop 52 led by J. A. Lindle met Friday night September 30 in K of C Hall with 17 registered Scouts, the Scoutmaster, assistant, two committee members, three visiting boys and one visiting parent present. September records show 95 percent Scout attendance, 100 percent leadership and 90 percent committee attendance. Actual work was the focus of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lindle
K. of C. Hall
B. L. Archer
Roderick Long
Cat Patrol
Scout Troops Plan Winter Projects and Leadership Rise
The report notes outstanding troop projects to be public later and winter plans. Former Star Scout Louis Matula returns as assistant Scoutmaster while Louisa, a charter member of 52, is highlighted for leadership. Troops 52 53 and 32 report hikes camps meetings Court of Honor pending oct 7 and merit badge awards.
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Louis Matula
Louisa
Hensley
Stanislaw
Houston
Willie Moran
Little River
Missionary Society study day at First Methodist church
Monday afternoon the Missionary Society at First Methodist Church held a study session. Mrs. W. O. Trigges reviewed the book Good Earth about a Chinese family, and Mrs. R. L. Batte presented a preview of the new book to be studied next quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
W. O. Trigges
R. L. Batte
Card of Thanks for Joe Hampel
The Hampel family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted them during the death of husband and father Joe Hampel. They thank those who offered sympathy, flowers, and help, signed by Mrs. Anna Hampel and Family.
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Joe Hampel
Christian Aid Society Meets With Mrs Ray SloComb
An Aid Society gathering Monday afternoon was led by Mrs. Ray Burke with devotion by Mrs. Slocomb. A brief business session followed and the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Slocomb, served a salad plate with iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Ray Burke
Guy Slocomb
Slocomb
M Janeway Returns Home After Hospital Stay
M Janeway, long hospitalized in Temple at Kings Daughters for a badly injured hand, shows marked improvement and was brought home Saturday after weeks of treatment and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Janeway
Kings Daughters Hospital
Temple
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Gladys Davis
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Clark Kelly
Matocha Hardware Store
J. K. Freeman
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Sant A
Pullman
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Texas Univ
Oklahoma Univ
Centenary College
Santa Fe
Boy Scout News
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Missionary Society
National Hall
Ed Hyman
His
Happy Seven
Anna Hampel
Christian Aid
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