Houston Newspaper Seeks Local Students for School Fund
A Houston paper promotes the casual fund aiming to send a local boy or girl to college. Interested readers must subscribe and raise two hundred subscriptions plus expenses. participating colleges include Baylor, Southern Methodist, Arlington Baptist, Texas A M, TCU, Trinity, St Mary's, and others.
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Houston Paper
Tees Pal’ Amd
Maeste
Anstin College
Daniel Baker College
Baylor University
Burleson College
Arbur Business College
Tyler
Southern Methodist Simiens College
St. Mary's College
Institute
Southwestern Univers Trinity University
Dallas University
Texas Christian University
Texas A. & M
Westminster College
Wesley College
Kidd Key College of Industrial Arts
Men's College
Baytore For
Belton
Taition News Items Highlight Rainy Periods and Socials
Heavy rains interrupted events but aided potato planting while grass thrives in cotton fields. A dance at Taition Hall was halted by a downpour, with plans for a future date. Local visits include Mrs. Joe Blumrich hosting Mrs. Ben Frels and Mr. Vernon Edwards trip to Galveston. Advertisements note remedies, poultry sales, chronic disease treatments, and hosiery orders. Vegetables available from Brown's Dairy Garden with home delivery via milk bottles.
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Taiton Hall
Joe Blumrich
Ben Frels
Joe Rieger
East Bernard
Local Classifieds and Notices Mix in Eagle Lake Area
The fragment shows items for sale rent and services in Eagle Lake and surrounding towns. Milk cows for sale, furnished rooms for light housekeeping, a transfer business announcement, and various advertisements for stitching, laundry, and real estate. Local residents discuss moves, rentals, and community activity with names like Mrs. S A Taylor and E R Coffelt.
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Mary Potter
S.A. Taylor
Rice Mil
Eagle Lake
Naying
Retherford
Tam
Garwood
Ruling on Tuition for Nonresident Students in Independent Districts
A state ruling tightens free tuition limits for pupils residing outside independent districts. Nonresidents may attend for the district funded period. beyond that, they pay. If nonresidents take a temporary home but keep ranch status, tuition covers the local tax supported term. The ruling addresses families who buy and sell town homes while retaining ranch residency. Mrs. Willie Wicker returned from Houston visit. Miss Lillian Wood left for a Cal. visit.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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