Honor Roll Honors at Negro Hill School Fifth Month
The list of students achieving 90 or above in all subjects last month is published for the fifth month honor roll at Negro Hill School. Sixth Grade Charlie B Allen Bus ter Kelly Fourth Grade Arnold Wessinger Third Grade Johnny Galindo Clyde Ammons Myrtle Dee Murphree Iva dell Kelly Second Grade Sloan Allen Fred Lange Hilmer Schoenrock Flora Wessinger First Grade Bernice Darby Telo Galindo Denton Texas March 2. A movement to promote city flag use by the Arthur C. McNunky post American Legion will seek business and home participation to place uniform flags flagstaffs and sidewalks rockets. The Meridian Creek Bridge Fund mentions unpaid subscriptions to be settled promptly by the committee. Church of Christ notes Sunday services with lesson, Sunday School 10:00 am, preaching 11:00 am and 7:30 pm. Punchbowl on Oahu may become a major athletic stadium per Hawaii athletic officers.
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Negro Hill School
Charlie B. Allen
Buster Kelly
Arnold Wessinger
Johnny Galindo
Clyde ‘Ammons
Myrtle Dee Murphree
Ivadell Kelly
Sloan Allen
Fred Lange
Hilmer Schoenrock
Flora Wessinger
Bernice Darby
Telo Galindo
Denton
Texas
Arthur C. McNunky
American Legion
Uinuene
Clifton College Academy Receives Favorable Report
The State Inspector of High Schools report praises Clifton College Academy. It notes strong science facilities and a well organized notebook system, an adequate library, valuable museum asset, and a notably strong teaching staff. It also urges more girls to use Home Economics offerings and mentions an upcoming Junior College Inspector visit. The Norwegian church community announces services and confirmations with a cordial welcome.
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Clifton College Academy
Libraris
Achool
Lis
Practice Makes Perfect Doctor Patient Exchange
A humorous exchange shows a doctor noting easier coughing this morning while the patient claims relief from practicing all night. The item also notes that more than a third of the world’s turpentine production is consumed by the country.
Clifton College to Host Five Lyceum Shows This Year
Clifton College signs a contract with the Dixie Lyceum Bureau for five high grade entertainments to be staged this year in the new auditorium. Emma Demdal, California Male Quartet, Bessie Banke Company, Dr. Robert Parker Mile, and National Trio are among the acts planned with varied programs including readings and music.
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Diuie Lyceum Buea Fir
Emma Denandal
California
Bessie
Robert Parker Mile
New York
Clifton
Chinese prisoner speaks elegant English at arraignment
Los Angeles March 1 Chong Oy an aged Chinese man arrested by federal narcotic agents appeared before Judge Bledsoe for arraignment. He replied No when asked if he spoke English and said his semantic and business purity among his countrymen has taken up so much time his studies have been neglected.
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Los Angeles
Chong Oy
Bledsoe
Olaf Lutheran Church Services in English Notice
The Brick Church conducts a Lenten service next Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and the Brick Church meeting at The Brick Church at 2 p.m. The Sunday School starts at 9:40 a.m. at the Brick Church. Pastor Urnes signs the notice.
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Meual Hott
AL Velock
Nickel in the Stot Radio Receives Patron Warnings
A nickel in the stot radio receiving outlet provides advance information on upcoming entertainment and posts a warning twenty seconds before the nickel is required to enable patrons to enjoy an uninterrupted performance.
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Stot
New Orleans Woman Seeks Louisiana Congressional Seat
New Orleans woman Geniews Clark Thomson announced her bid to fill the unexpired term of the late Representative P Gass Dupre in Louisiana's second district. Her platform calls for sugar and rice policy, river and waterway traffic development, patrols against crime, and reduction of federal costs. Thomson is married to Jamae Thousah, publisher of the New Orleans Wind, and is daughter of the late Clark who long represented Mississippi in Congress. The article also notes palm varieties with long leaves, unrelated to the race.
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New Orleans
Geniews Clark Thomson
P. Gassland Dupre
Louisiana
Thonwon
Jamae Thousah
New Oneleans Wien
Clark
Misvouetnd
Auvaker
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