Legend Of Primitive Man And Fire Wins Ada School Theme
The Herald commends seventh grade student Cynthia Krieg of Ada enderson School for writing the winning fire prevention theme. An illustrated poem tells how Pim and Fire began, with lessons on handling fire and the dangers of forest fires.
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Pamete
the Herald
Vores
Cynthia Krieg
Adaenderson School
Pim
Pin
Fire Prevention Week Emphasized In This Week Card
A newspaper note highlights Fire Prevention Week October 4 to October 10. It urges readers to check fires and practice safety, asking if they are Mr Wrong or Mr Wright in daily care, and ends with a call to action to start today and make it count.
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John O. American
John Q
Wrong
Wright
Births and space bearings noted in local items
To Mr and Mrs R N Mc Guire of Glercoe a boy Daniel Martin nine pounds seven ounces born September 13. Grandparents F E Jackson Cameron and R N McGuire Deerfield Illinois. To Mr and Mrs Robert Gandy Cameron a boy Robert Cherics seven pounds fifteen ounces born October 11 4 55 am Newton Memorial Hospital. To Mr and Mrs San Miguel Sao Gabriel a girl Michaella Susie eight pounds twelve ounces born October 11 nine sixty two am St Edward Hospital. Miniature ball bearings used in space are worth 130 times their weight in gold.
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R. N. McGuire
Glercoe
Daniel Martin
F. E. Jackson
Cameron
Deerfield
Robert Gandy
Robert Cherics
Newton Memorial Hospital
Ripley Woods Dies in Rockdale After Illness
Ripley B Woods age 37 died Sunday in a Rockdale hospital after a week of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday October 12 at 10 am in Green's Funeral Home Cameron with Pastor Stanley Sultemeier officiating. Interment in Liberty Community Cemetery. He was born June 19 1908 son of Tim and Laura Woods of Milano. Survived by wife three sons Charles Houston Van Dallas Tom Cameron one daughter Zeta Rolan Rockdale his mother Laura Woods Milano three brothers Wesley H D Tim Milano four sisters Nancy Dreher Johnny Mathews Grace Hairston Laura Alphos Myers Kent WA and tt grandchildren.
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Ripley B. Woods
Rockdale
Chapel of Green
Cameron
Stanley Sultemeier
Liberty Community Cemetery
Mr. Woods
Tim
Laura Woods
Milano
Alcoa
Peace Lutheran Church
IOOF
Charles
Houston
Van
Dallas
Tom
Zeta Rolan
Laure Woods
Wesley Woods
H. D. Woods
Tim Woods
Nancy Dreher
Johnny Mathews
Grace Hairston
Laura Alphos Myers
Kent
Wesh
National Honor Society Dinner Installs Officers
The Yee Chap ter at the Methodist Fellowship Hall hosted a National Honor Society dinner on Monday October 4 to install officers and present new members. Rev James Lafferty used symbolic tools to outline duties and encouraged a hopeful year ahead. Officers installed include Mark Humble president Paul Edmonds vice president Lynette Green secretary Harvie Nachlinger treasurer Mack McKinney parliamentarian Barbara Jackson reporter. New members listed include Lynette Green Tommy Barton Jack Glass John Glass Barbara Jackson Donald Manley Jane Burns All Hefft Terry Ripley Aleta Zawadzke.
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Yee Chapter
National Honor Society
Methodist Fellowship Hall
James Lafferty
First Baptist Church
Mark Humble
Paul Edmonds
Lynette Green
Harvie Nachlinger
Mack MckKinney
Barbara Jackson
Harrison McLerran
Tommy Barton
Jack Glass
John Glass
Donald Manley
Jane Burns
All Hefft
Terry Ripley
Aleta Zawadzke
Connie Shumate
Cheryl Robbins
Sherri Clare
Pegey Slovak
Diane Howard
Margaret Kestenbaum
Jack McKinney
Steve Smith
James Wilkinson
Madeline McClaren
Let's Play It Safe Ties For First Place In Fire Prevention Contest
The theme Let's Play It Safe by Sara Arthur tied for first place in Yee High School's Fire Prevention Week contest. The piece warns of fire dangers from matches to smoking and urges year round safety, with Miss Jewell Wimberly of Austin visiting for Homecoming.
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Sara Arthur
Yee High
Jewell Wimberly
Austin
State Fair Honor Award Dinner for Rogers Girl Treena Cannon
Treena Cannon, senior at Rogers High School, will receive the State Fair of Texas Honor Award at the Fair Lonor Award Dinner Friday at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel. Parents and homemaking teacher invited as guests. Rural Youth Day honors on Saturday.
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Rogers
Treena Cannon
Rogers High School
Ray W. Wilson
Sheraton Dallas
Treena
Attitudes Change At Retirement
College Station: Mrs. Elsie P. Short of Texas A&M Extension Service says attitudes affect the shift from employment to retirement. Early planning for income and emotional well being is vital, and retirees should schedule meaningful time use. Hobbies can continue, and those who like helping others will find plenty to do. Planning now supports financial independence and social, mental, and physical satisfaction.
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College Station
Elsie P. Short
Texas A&m University Extension Service
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