Mid-Tex Teachers Meet in Brownwood for Annual Event
Brownwood hosts the Mid-Texas Education Association on Friday February 28 with a 9 30 a m program by the Brownwood High School Band under Conway F E King. The day includes two general sessions and a Friday night program featuring the Comanche High School Choral Club directed by Maidee Marshall. Distinguished speakers Dr Kenneth A McFarland Dr Jeff Williams and others will address teachers from District XI and 21 counties. Schools will be dismissed for the day. Mr and Mrs Joe Hyde of Abilene visited the area with Mr and Mrs Lee B McPherson.
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Conway FE. King
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Kenneth A. McFarland
Topeka
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L. A. Woods
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dorsey B. Hardeman
Emma Mae Brotze
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Community Notes From Mercer Gap and Nearby
Harmony Many attended church services at Mercer Gap Sunday. Miss Wanda Faye and Mrs T O Rogers attended the club meeting Tuesday at Mercer Gap. Wilhelm family and Judy of Brownwood visited relatives Sunday. James L Edwards of Daniel Baker spent the weekend with homefolks. Otho Gober family moved to the former Mrs M E Owen farm. Singing is held here each Friday night before the first and third Sundays. Everyone invited.
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Judy
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