Gap School News Presents Student Activities and Local Events
The Gap area high school reports a busy week with plays and clubs. The Mustang PTA staged the play Calm Yourself. the debate team prepared for matches with Hico. cooking demonstrations aid home economics students. a 4-H Club was organized by County Agent E. R. Lawrence. entertainment acts called Skirts and Whiskers performed in the auditorium. a bridge-building project over a gully follows recent rains. Senior and junior classes announce campus events and guest speakers. The Cranfis Gap All Stars won 40 to 21 in a basketball game over Morgan, led by Porky Dittrich. other players included the Waller brothers and Mdale Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustang P T.A
Hico
Shire
Hamilton
Jin Faye Pederson
Jackie Glov ‘Er
Thome Economics
E. R. Lawrence
Iumcter
Meridian Pta
Bosque County
State Teachers Annu-relation
A.M. Tate
J. E. Batson
McClenthan
Smns
Potter
Walnut Springs
Maren 4
Sar Kennan
Morgan
Melen Kension
Eulogy
Mra. Harris
Journal Club
Viking Theater
Wade
Cranfls
Semon
Porky" Dittrich
Mhade Olson
Leroy Trail
Waller Brothers
Morgen
Coon Crewk
Boague
Interesting Happenings At Womack School
Womack School notes show fourth and fifth grade art try-outs and spelling trials with finalists listed. PTA held a verse meeting and declamation tryout. Honor Roll names span from first to tenth grade, with multiple students named per grade. Sport reports include junior playground ball, with Womack defeating Coyote 16 to 5, and girls beating Coyote 11 to 2. A tacky party hosted by the Womack Club girls, sponsored by Mrs. M. B. Jameson, featured prizes for tackiest boy and girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terion Teague Wort
Tia Lave
Jewildine Kort
Geraldine Meyers
Ouida Arthur
Geraldine Moyers
Thone
Derhiine Fekert
B. J. Dahl
Verlia Meinkowsky
Enor
Ralph Hampe
Joseph Anz
David ‘Dahl
Clara Dee Kleine
H. L. Meinkowsky
Mildeed Hampey
Con ‘Nie Lee Laandgrat
Graddine Monnkowaky
Jewoldine Ickert
Mildred Ans
B. J. Dahl, Jr
Novella Urban
Melvin Ickert
Tromer McDougal
Leon
Womack
Tom
Coyote
Cayote
Garnersville Anl
Homnball
Paltview
Garnersville
Womack Club
M. B. Jameson
Willie Mae Fehler
Ora Belle Hampe
Airplane aided fishing schemes shock early era abuses
Reported misuse of planes to locate schools of fish or deliver catches across regions. References to Canadian wardens patrolling waters and past ventures like the Airplane Lobster Flying Company show planes used to spot fish or transport lobsters, crabs, and seafood, amid tensions with laws and waters.
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Reedsport
Gregan
Laa
Pacific
Lobster Flying Company
New England
Atlantic
Detroit
Washington, D. C
Gulf of Hexion
Paels
Sencousta
Texas Politicians Rally Around Allred Despite Pension Debates
Austin observers note a muddled gubernatorial race with Gov Allred still silent on a third-term bid. Dallas chaired Senate hearings probe McCraw and Mrs McCraw as political factions clash over pensions and oil field allocations. Oklahoma pension cuts spark wider federal scrutiny. Texas leads in pension beneficiaries among states.
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Austin
Texas Volitient Cireus
Gov. All Red
Senate
Dallas
Bill Afer Craw
McCraw
Motiren
Galveston
Pen Anton
Walbro
Vaal
State de Artuionts
Holbrook
Mul
Weinert
Stone
Collie
Ane
McCas
Oklahoma Tax Receipts Grow After Court Victory
State revenue records show tax receipts surpassing the million dollar mark, with funds allocated to the school, general, and state aid accounts. Tax collection began after a protracted legal fight, surprising merchants as single-story owners face new levies while larger chains reduce store counts in major cities.
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State Supreme Court
General Fund
Inruwr
Tesan
Coty
Fragmentary legal notice references company funds and enhancements
The readable text notes a Dallas attorney delivering information about a company operation and payments. It mentions a payment of 10,900 and a total of about 1,001,000, with 157,000,000 in estimated funds. distributions toward a general fund and a trade school are referenced, tied to state operations and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avelin
Rome
John
Nominees Named for 1988 Bluebonnet Belle Honor
Astin Texas Feb 25 One hundred twenty four University of Texas girls named by campus groups for Bluebonnet Belle in the 1988 yearbook. Nominees include Mary Helen Cobb Hedorable Fern Beanstad and Maple Elizabeth Callaway with nominations from Hillsboro Clifton Temple groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Texas
University of Texas
George Chamberlain
Clarendon
Cactus
Blusornet Beliere
Mary Helen Cobb
Hlaboro
Hillaboro Club
Fern Beanstad
Clifton
Prother Hall
Margaret Alvares
Wned
Delta Siem Pi
Profocton
al Commerce Fraternity
Maple Elizabeth Callaway
Temie
Little Campus Dariery
Scotsioh Mite
Nating Wiens
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GAP School News
Elyow
Womack School
Julian Capers JR
Dan
Oklahoma
Washington
Vnti
Muse
Oklahoma Pentsoners
Baby Pension Administration
Oldstary
Miss Vern Mronstad
LA France
Inez Larsen
Saupe Clifton
Teron
Reason
14Th
Waco, TE
Anklin Streets
Pater
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