Band Plans May Trip To Victoria For Spring Meet
The band, active across many contests and invitations, eyes a trip to Victoria on the twelfth of February for spring caps. Members include Ruth Bins Grace Reed and Googie Ney Doris Punsall, with practice over weeks and awards planned but no prizes at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biter
William Bates
Ruth Bins
Grace Reed
Googie Ney
Doris Punsall
Pehrinry
Sks
Victoria
Eiven
Judeen
Ciel Etry
Athens
Readable Names From Grade Lists With Mixed Fragments
A rough roster of student names by grade appears with numerous misspellings and garbled words. The legible items include several first and last names such as Stephens Rieger Oswaris Beane Wilcox Katiji Brede Coronel Als, Draper, Mae Seatwiny, Gevid, Cuderteme, and others across first through eleventh grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yyne Stephens
Autilie Rieger
Mary Oswaris
Lois Beane
Bobby Wilcox
Mary Katiji Alay
Panna Brede
Coronel Jay Alsrecht
Draper Stephens
Betty Jen Mretuschimur Fopst
Cneties Ratehes
Mae Seatwiny
Mary
Gevid
Jane Cuderteme
erade—Geebgan Sonbintx
Lur Mine
Mae Seehorn
Mure E. Vrvidser
Esteemed Citizen Oferry Celebrates Birthday In Odd Party
An eccentric birthday notice details a surprise party for Esteemed citizen Oferry on January 21. Guests include various named locals and families from Wharton and nearby areas. The event features cake, refreshments, and warm wishes for health and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tswile Nui We Gobir
Miler
Sidwichas
Aliven
Tovar
Ved Pdoraing
Morleel of
Wharton
Firs
Adwiine McRee
W. Browes
W. A Moen
Price Mecony
Wri Thomas
Hoyo
Priverty
February Garden Club Calendar details pruning and plantings
February gardening notes urge completion of shrub rose and tree planting while pruning guidelines favor early spring blooms after frost. List includes mulching, watering, and care to prevent dry soil, with a long plant name list and local notices about members and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Miss May Kearney Hosts Theatre Party For Birthday
Littl Miss May Kearney entertained a group of young friends with a Saturday theatre party at the Keareney home to celebrate her sixth birthday. After the show the guests enjoyed a lawn party with soda, cookies and cables while Miss Kearney's mother and other adults assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Kearney
Ekeaveney
Kay
John Kearney
Chaliena Stephens
Virginia Mosac
Marian Wozencrall
Frank Konesheck
Bebbie Hunt
Ruby Lee Colbert
Mirfest Mye Setnoin
Anna Sy Chipman
Derris Ruth Seiler
Lois Marit Kepechy
Ayerety Turper
Draper Stephens
Jainine Bartwell
Bue Cally
Bohny Meyer
Mesdaines
Ronline Meier
Dm. Chiinny
J No Brower
G. P Tloye
Rye
Ahi
Uuersgel Tn
Waat Lon
Mer
Mes
Janik
Mss
Rosalle Janik
East Gerogrd
Childres
Stra. L. Kopecky
T. C. Tisvet
Alber Jonjie
Cottonseed Products Man Attends Convention
A. E. Wilson leaves for Knoxville to represent the National Cottonseed Products Association at the University of Tennessee cottonseed research department. He chairs the association committee that helped establish the Tennessee unit and will tour Tremptus before returning to Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wilson
Knoxville
Tennessean
Waite Fe
National Cottonbeet Products Association
University of Wentassee
Wilson
University of Tennessee
Texas 4M College
Tremptus
Wharton
Mrs Lloyd Tate Study Club Opens with Cooperative Talk
Mrs Lloyd Tate leads a local study club meeting at her home this Wednesday afternoon featuring a program on cooperative leadership. The event includes a series of previews outlining future local activities and leadership plans. A 1844 Ford Tudor with good upholstery and low mileage is advertised for sale at $2907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saf
Dangerous Substitute Price Sparks Household Debate
A fragment discusses the risk of selling a substitute item for 88 cents to gain a few cents in profit. The note mentions a custom trade involving four destinations and a comparison to a substitute item, highlighting questions about business ethics and value. The text is garbled but centers on pricing and risk in a sale.
New Arrival Named Samuel Jackson Arnold
Mrs Kate Ney visited Rolston last week to meet the new grandchild born to Mr and Mrs S Edward Arnold. The child is named Samuel Jackson Arnold, son of the Arnold family, with Reed and Miss dane accompanying family members in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO Reuwwihs
Rooneus
Houston
Sam Carver
David O'Nell
Carrey
Laure Ak
Hen Suobli
Marsarey
Peay Lee Agnyis
Jonad Bes
Roustol
Sbent
Rene
Weir
Reed
Dane’ Reed
Miay
Phortas
Iris
Kate Ney
Rolston Lash
Or New Grandpn
Samual Jackson Arnold
Extward Arnold
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Sten
Canieno High
Sebel Ta Cuel
Warnament
Puris
Bn Hom
Bn Hom His Taunienal
Elijer Blrust
Bays Paar
Guinir Eindee
Uf Er
Jeiz
Martha Carr Binoush
Ani
Evelyn Proka
Wiis
Ciseriet
Dhetto
Evie
Orne
Ropert Taylor
Ainett
Tyrone Power
Wilam Powel
Sunny
Austin
Cow
Evian
Doel
Eagle Lake
Frade News
Oprah Manis
Suntay
Caddell Jy Heuston
Mosher
Mertedl
Ehinby
Wistad
Miloreed Willer
Gomsing
Miva Apatisart
Hogar
Caretta
Dors Fins Ndshoe
Thomas
Proce—Borpthw
Savee
Surnam Mumese
D. & Lawson
Eagle
Lake, Texae
LEF US
Key's
Ally
Mer. T. J. Roberts
Asst
Oferry
Diez Ney
Prof Troustan
Mrs
Kats Wey
Wee
Joe
D. Luna Drug Store
Farty
G. P. Hoye
Eottonseed
Lloyd Wate
CLR
Vrrner
Germany
Ld Waphins
Oma
Beckman's Drug Store
Eagle Bake
Texas
Kent
Seth Ai Romphenton
Trew ‘Nish
Apts
Aia
Jobe
Megyesia
Ineaan Poona
Alan Kienea
Mingneaia
Aoe
Sondee SOR _Perfomed air iL
Histaid
Rae Tine
Renly Seu
Seo Ye
Eada Orton
Hu Aie
Ett
Deliciout Sheepliver
Ean Bascaly
Peek
Ege
Mamie
Mase EE Mu
Enol
Tiberly Magnaine
Jan
Ely
ANG
Kolberes Creamilk Dairy
Alamo
Saul Lake
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