Senior Morning Lo Observed By Gangs Of 1924
The Senior Morning program at Comumebe High School delighted townsfolk with a lively day of class day rites. Carter Witton led the seniors in a stage gift, Miss Minnie Cunningham thanked all, Rowena Hunter played piano, and Gay West explained a playful take on the Teapot Dome scandal. The show featured a disloyalty trial and a time machine skit, with 23 senior bars presenting in color and song before a capstone finale. Mrs. Montor praised the clever企 program.
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Comumebe High School
Si Washo
Carter Witton
Minnie Cunningham
Rowena Hunter
Gay West
Willie Murrese
Lor Singleton
Odina
Pecan Budding Seen as Great County Opportunity in Comanche
County extension representative and pecan expert from the state department urged Comanche County to advance pecan growing now. Demonstrations at Cal Fritts farm near Comanche featured budding practices and hands on instruction. attendees included local growers such as Durham Denny Palmer and others from Comanche, Suez, Priddy, and Proctor.
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Comanche County
Connor
Wong Mu
Swallow
Berton
Durham
Denny
Palmer
Comanche McDonaldson
Suez
Wagner
Priddy
Purvis
Proctor
Winston Scurry Earns State Track Honors in West Virginia
The Wheeling News reports Winston Scurry of Moundsville claimed the state track high score and set a state record in the 100 yard dash at the West Virginia meet. He also finished second in the 220 yard race, with the event featuring a hot finish and a record-breaking run.
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Wheeling
West Wall
Dallas News
Texas
West Virginia
Scurry
Moundsville
Seourry
Winston Seurry
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Winston Scurry
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Eee Readingoerom Toy
Ham
Mamie
E . Canheu
Reiner
Nel
Dale Williams
Paul Conningham
Ora Mills
Hyron T. Porter
Roth Garner
Virginia Weissendanger
Ja Hood
Shelby Dixon
Gye
Ina Dingues
Weet
Dean
Hamilton
Hye
Loleete Thaxton
Ploy
Brown
Switzer
Yettind Kpublic and
Rebt
L. Riley
Haberdasher
J. Vasco
Carter Wilson
Gaynelle Cauley
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