Anniversary Carnival at Texas State College for Women
Denton Texas hosts a Gold Rush Carnival marking the college’s 50th anniversary on November 12. Gates open at noon with a downtown parade, high school bands, midafternoon to evening concerts, carnival rides, booths, and student performances. A Minnesota act and Michigan group are billed, plus a faculty demonstration on football. A buffet supper is planned as part of the celebration.
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College carnival promises varied acts and dancing
Faculty and students organize a Denton TSCW carnival with booths overall dancing acts including a Spanish skit The Three Caballeros and a Western saloon scene The Modern Dance Group performs The Bam Ass Suite and Naughty Nineties skits The Caperettes and calling bands entertain while proceeds benefit the TSCW Foundation Board education and development projects.
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Future Homemakers Week Celebrations Across America FHA
National FHA Week highlights nine days of activities for Future Homemakers of America members. The report notes emphasis on family centered values, church services, home programs, emblem wearing, and singing the FHA song as members promote the organization’s purpose nationwide.
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Texas Farm Bureau Convention Slated for November 10-12
The ith annual state convention of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation will be held Nov 10-12 at the Ma wa Hotel in San Antonio. Registration begins Sunday on the memmnine floor. J Walter Hammond will be unable to attend. Key topics include water legislation rural roads and agricultural issues. Notables include Sir George D Aiken and Harry J Bry Charles with sessions and speeches planned.
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Waco
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North Texas
Bureau Invited to End the Sessions
A local bureau has been invited to end the sessions, signaling a formal conclusion to ongoing meetings. Authorities aim to wrap up deliberations and finalize pending decisions with a closing session.
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First Christian Church News Highlights District Activities
Ten members attended the District Leadership Training School in Dallas for three weeks. Mrs W Z Cook and Mrs FH McMurray represented the church at the Dallas County Christian Women's Fellowship at Mount Auburn Christian Church. On Wednesday November 12 Rev Norman Conner of Tupelo will speak, followed by Fellowship Hour. District 14 Convention events planned at Lakeview Christian Church.
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Carrollton
Local Friends Attend Archaeology Talk by Dr William Reed
Irving residents and Mrs Rudolph Couch attended an event last Sunday where Dr William Reed discussed his yearlong Palentine archaeological work as director of the American Board of Oriental Research. He previously served as interim minister at the Carrollton church in spring 1953.
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Three Grid Battles To Be Broadcast Saturday
Texas A M meets EMU and Arkansas clashes with Rice in Southwest Conference play. Baylor faces Texas and TCU meets Wake Forest in an intersectional game. Fans in Texas expect an exciting football weekend with three weekend grid battles.
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