FIRST HOMECOMINGIN FOUR YEARS FOREX-STUDENTS OF SH«Plt;!*V.vas:-y1Ex-students of State Home .school will trek back to the campus on Saturday and Sunday to attend the first home-coming in four years. Moyne L. Kelly, superintendent, declared today that plans arc rapidly being completedfor the greatest home-coming theschool has ever held.Kelly, in writing letters to each member of the Ex-Stud«nts Association, stated that the staff would be waiting at the end of the old Cedar Lane with the Big Cate open for nil ex-students, whether graduates or not, for the Victory Homo-Coming.”Raymond B. Wolfe, Dallas, is president of the association. John Wilburn, Houston, vice president, and Mrs. D. B. Osburn, Corsicana, Bccretary-trensurer, arc the other officers. Executive council is composed of Walter Baker, Bremond; Mrs. Bessie Paxton, Fort Worth; Frank Hays, Wichita Falls; Lawrence Brown, Fort Worth, and Mack E. Dumas. Fort Worth