Chapel Exercises Highlight Student Club Activities
Last Wednesday morning students gathered for a brief program. Mrs Jeter led America on piano while Olive Henderson played violin and Lee Tag rang cornet. Officers Mary Kelso Hubert Mewhinney Billie Arriett Willard Keith announced future Girls Boys clubs.
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America
Couple volunteers to Tristan da Cunha mission
Rev and Mrs Rogers of Alexton England volunteer as missionaries to Tristan da Cunha Britain's loneliest island 135 miles southwest of St Helena but cannot find a ship willing to transport them.
Millienium Pledge Promises Modest Pine Bluff Youth
Five hundred high school pupils in Pine Bluff Arkansas pledge themselves to modest dress rules including no transparent fabrics openwork hose roll-down stockings high heels or very short skirts and to avoid lipstick and rouge as part of a local movement.
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Pine Bluff
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Boys' Club Organizes Disciples of Socrates
The school study hall hosted a meeting where students formed The Disciples of Socrates literary club. Officers were elected to lead the new organization and guide pupil work.
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Disciples of Socrates
Carrie Yee Club Organizes for School Welfare
Last Wednesday afternoon the eighth and ninth grade girls organized the Carrie Yee Club to promote school work and general welfare. Officers elected include Eloise Rogers president Mary V Atkinson vice president Ruth Kemp secretary treasurer Marie Bryant reporter. Supervisor Miss Loventhal.
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Carrie Yee Club
Eloise Rogers
Mary V. Atkinson
Ruth Kemp
Marie Bryant
Miss Loventhal
Senior Joe Mohler Returns To School After Knee Injury
Joe Mohler a senior, absent due to a knee injury, returned to school last Thursday and sat in his usual places. The school expressed happiness at his return.
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Joe Mohler
Thorndale High School organises literary club program
A Thorndale high school literary society organized last Friday will present its first program tomorrow at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Officers include President Lee Peebles, Vice President Arden Scruggs, Secretary Bess Clark, Treasurer Vashti Phillips, Journalist Aden Worley, Critic Prof Eads, Sergeant at arms Graham Scuddy, and a program committee of Clyde McDonald Stella Stewart Ruth Alcorn and Earl Scruggs.
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Thorndale Champion
Thorndale High School
Lee Peebles
Arden Scruggs
Bess Clark
Vashti Phillips
Aden Worley
Eads
Graham Scuddy
Clyde McDonald
Stella Stewart
Ruth Albcorn
Earl Scruggs
A Visit to Your Home Topeka So Do You Have One
A short prompt asks readers if they recently hosted a house call or home visit. It suggests considering the value and timing of personal service and the possible benefits of in home engagement.
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Edison
W. W. Bingham
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Fort Smith Man Jailed Three Months for Family Quarrel
Ernest Hewit of Fort Smith was jailed for three months after pulling his sister's ears during a family quarrel.
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Ernest Hewit
Fort Smith
Katie Daffan Eyes Deep Love and a Lasting Relapse
Katie Daffan warns that love can grip deeply and end in a stubborn relapse, leaving lasting effects. The passage suggests intense emotions and potential trouble in romance, with consequences that may endure beyond the initial affair.
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Katie Daffan
Fifteen Minute Revolution Arrest in Milwaukee
Charles Newton created a burst of disturbance in Milwaukee by smashing three shop windows and shouting revolution. He was arrested arraigned and sentenced to three months in jail all within fifteen minutes.
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Charles Newton
Milwaukee
Ceremony Sparks Lasting Sensations After Event
The fragment hints at a ceremony ending with a final sensation described as intense but not detailed. It contrasts immediate effects with a later, unnamed experience, leaving the moment open to interpretation. The passage emphasizes the contrast between present perception and a hinted future impact.
Denver Judge Fines Gamblers With Church Attendance
Judge George W. Dunn of Denver sentenced two local men charged with gambling to attend church every Sunday for six months in a bid to reform them. The case highlighted a judicial approach linking punishment with religious observance.
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George W. Dunn
Denver
H C O L Hit Again in England Piano Prices
Piano manufacturers announce three price cuts in as many months in England. Factories trim costs and dealers report relief as consumer demand fluctuates across the season.
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England
Houston Faces Acute Coryza Outbreak
City health officer warned last week that most residents are struck by a form of cold in the head. The illness chiefly affects the nose and in some cases develops fever, signaling a wider minor health outbreak in Houston.
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Houston
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