Clifton High School News and Seniors Play Success
A Clifton High School issue details the Seniors’ play Let Toby Do It on November 16, reports on student rosters, and urges community support for upcoming events and annualettes. It notes awards, absences, and student performances, including box lunches for home economics, a Mart district championship game, and a correction to the Pleasant Hill honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wuld
Jane Ryan
Pratces Hutcherson
Lew Hobin
Ruth Dyess
Virginia
Cottle
Extelle Reese
Johnnie Dyess
Modelle Murphree
Margaret Fort
Mildred Hil
Georganna Swenson
Mewell Hyde
Renu Davis
Dorie
Faye Bakke
Kyra Bronathd
Lorene Larson
Olive Sardis
Dubl
Ernestine Caldwell
Nadine Hoss
Lucille Fort
Hazel Cooper
Joyce Hobbs
Reva Humphries
Caytele Canuteson
O'Belle Omenson
Josie Hutchinson
Christine Christenson
Fern Bronstad
Mavis Port
Dorothy Baldridge
Leta Faye Bereman
Maidette Tennison
Ann Rea
Edythe Hill
Helen Bolberg
Alice Marie Nelson
Anna Marie Seljos
Toby
Wes
Clifton High
Jane Andexes
Audrey Cottle
Thanksgiving reflections and school news from Colorado Springs
The piece opens with a Thanksgiving reflection noting gratitude and the Pilgrim fathers. It then covers general school news about bus delays due to mud, a PTA meeting postponed by rain, students returning after absences, grade reports, and room decorations. A Colorado Springs editorial discusses liberty as a lived prize, not just a word, stressing true liberty as social and human welfare aligned with justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
PT. A. Miovting
Bates Jones
Mina
Lee Rice
Albert Sellers
Texas
Valley Mil School
Liberty
Colorado Springs
Valley Forge
Bunker Hill
Solar heat driven agricultural aids cited in early experiments
Report describes solar hot air units ripening fruit in under six hours versus five days in open air and a solar water pump lifting 20 gallons per second to 30 feet. It mentions a surface sea dust layer to absorb heat, supposedly advancing cotton harvest by two months from September to July.
Merrivale News Letter Highlights Weekend Trips and Fire Loss
Merrivale community notes several residents attending fetes in Clifton and Waco last Saturday and Tuesday. A fire caused about 800 dollars in damage to C R Kleine's barn from an unknown origin with no insurance. Rain improved conditions midweek, with residents remarking on the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATK
Albert Kenta
Ov Zoshike
Gs Sommerfeld
Otto Betmke
Paul
Herbert
Waco
Mia
Alex Lékert
Famiily
Cireax
Clifton
Joe
Ella
Josephine Urban
Regina Sommerfeld
Frite Thiele
Sona
Vick
Frits Lee
Joe Urban
Rosalie
Richard Ludwig
West Texas
Pritt Thiele
Jon
Frits Les
Gua Sommerfeld Ruhday
Henry Ludwig
Sommerfeld
Tast
First Lone Star Button Tied to Texan Independence
The article notes a five pointed star emblem used in 1835 during Texan push for independence. It mentions Honey Smith as provisional governor, a San Felipe gathering, and a star seal on a Texan flag. It references a possible exhibit in 1980 and misquoted population spending on books.
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Wis Usd
Honey Smith
I Smith
San Felipe
Rushin County
San Antonio
Houston
Goliad
Brenham
Nacogdoches
Hunterville
Dallas
Lone Star State
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Beets
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G. W. Busch
Itive
Magnolia Agen
Gufton, Texas
Allas
Texas Centennial City
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Dallas News
Oklahoma
Dallas Morning News
Clifton Tailors
Merrivale
United States
White House Milk
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