War era patriotism and campus notes mix in brief
A fragmented wartime column urges duty over wages, praising nonstrike unity and buying bonds. It mentions campus visits by Peggy and Thora, a party for air corps recruits, curiosity about a pilot named Slats, and a chorus event at Crawfills Gap League, ending with thanks for turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
Virginia
Peggy
Thora
Jack
Louis
Air Corps
Marcelle
Alge “Tale
Carky
Mosheim
Crawfills Gap League
Valentines and Birthdays at Womack School News
Students at Womack School exchange valentines and discuss national figures in their Feb 10 activities. Fourth graders finish a study on Booth with maps and a classroom party noted for moving clothes and pledge elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Booth America
Vibel
Mildred Partipaten
Tyne
Clifton High School Seniors Lead War Bond Drive
Clifton High School news covers seniors reaching ninety percent in the January war bond and stamps drive and urging continued effort for February. It notes veterans returning, basketball wins for Clifton, and various student club activities and yearbook plans with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Stampa
Bonde
Stampat
Floyd 'Landgraf
J. Y. Merchant Marines
California
Clifton
Iredell
Valley Mille
J.Y. Junior Newe
Sophs
Appleby
Serere Ebbs
B.W. Cotew
Valentine
Ann
Patsom
Bobby
Mary
Evelyn
Dorothy
Anita
Vern
Santa Fe Railway Net Income Drops in December 1943
Santa Fe reports December 1943 net operating income of 46429,672, a 32,904,905 drop from December 1942. Gross for the system rose to 8 642, an 8,504,100 increase over December 1942. Operating expenses reached 25,736,774, up 429,984 from the prior year. Railway tax accruals were 1,427,610, a rise of 1,181,141 from December 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
E. J. Engal
Hama
Planting Cotton Seed Varieties Listed for Salted Sale
First year Qualla cotton seed planted for planting purposes, listed separately from other cotton for sale at 1.55 dollars per bushel. Seller identified as 803 HC Lippe, Mosholm, Tes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qualla Cvtfon
Cnlind
Gine
Lippe
Mosholm
Senesa Colored School Honors Students for First Semester
The Senesa Colored School reports improved work and attendance since moving to new buildings. An honor roll lists students distinguished by behavior punctuality attendance and subject work including Carl Seaberry de, Dorothy Smith, Dorothy Seatice Thstire Saline Mix, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Norman Jeap Dahl
Bobbye Wilem
Bobbye Wilcox
View Provident
Maxine Mainbolt
Georgie Anderson
Amt
Esther Jenson Tressurer
Wu Mac’ Boelter
Norms Jean
Dabi
Zion
Gene Ruilsback
Bobbye Wilton
Norma ‘Jean Dahl
Aud
Antionette Rowe
Pistol Packin
Mara
Norma Jean
Dudie Mae Boeker
Alma Lena Kant
N.I.D
HBLT
America
Chcup
Marilyn Coit
Doris
Juan Glotf
Kitty Smith
Leen
Fern Whith
Donns Amunds
Eniliren
Geil Smits
Carl Seaberry de, Damty A, Sailer
Dorothy Smith
Dorothy Séatice
Thstire
Wilson, Tue
Exiled Texans to Get God of State Emblem
A Texas unit at Fort Davis plans a Lone Star earth emblem for their flagpole as part of a requested state symbol. The shipment includes 2,200 pounds of earth and a request for a permit to move parts of the Texas landscape to the Lone Star state display. The effort follows a Dallas newspaper inquiry and involves Lt. Col. William J. Button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallar
Fort Davis
N.C
Texas Ants
Texas
Texas National
William J. Button
Yort Worth Schollwrincter
Dallas
Texase
Lone Star
Gavi
Bales Ginned in Melennan County Report
Ginned bale count for Melennan County totals 12 401 from January report. The report notes variation by priye and a crop loss of 5.108 kilo in the period ending January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NY Melennan County
Fishonl Verral
Also Mentioned on This Page
Womack School News
Clifton High School
Gub
Atari
Gorden
Joanne Fincher
Marilyn Cotwick
Tota Fern Whiteley
Mildred Erickson
Lois Turner
Dr. Miller Belding
Waco Theatre
Pertvc Iivn Yeoorde
Jenlai
Han
Senesa Colored School
Cllton
The
Lions Club
FFA Boys
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