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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
9
Orchids to patrons of the Alumni Bingo last Tuesday with proceeds aiding the athletic fund. A corsage of orchids to the Pep Squad girls selling calendars. The rarest orchids to students who passed the six weeks examinations. Onions to the girls who caught his sleeping by the creek last Friday. Orchids to those praying more and attending services regularly.
Twelve scouts arrived at Oak Crest Park on Friday February 22 for an overnight hike. They set up camp, ate a simple supper, and kept a peaceful night. Saturday morning brought chores and a chilly breakfast, then a stew dinner as rain began. The group returned by car in the afternoon, noting the rain relief.
Kenneth Knopp earns praise as a versatile senior leader at St. Mary's serving as Senior Class President, Pow Wow editor, and Sodality publicity chair. He letters in football three years and plans college study. James Braeutigam, valued student and athlete, is King of Hearts and Library Club president, excels in Choir and Glee Club, and aims to teach mathematics at A&M.
A playful poem narrates a succession of teen drivers meeting near misses as one by one they vanish from the scene. The final verse ends with Daniel driving alone with one hand and then none.
By buying and holding De fense Bonds you help check rising prices and the cost of living. Spend wisely and save where you can for future stability.
Ju D H shows off a ring as a birthday party at SMH stirs memories. Students speculate on Darlene S not clear if green Ford seen at noon. Juniors debate whether Rosie or Alice is smarter while Reny travels to Abilene. Lucille greets John Henry, Kenny J befriends Harper sisters, and Freshman boys praise Boots and Jeans oil.
The Fredericksburg Publishing Company urges readers to send high quality Gibson Greeting Cards to mark birthdays anniversaries and other special occasions. The ad promotes a full line of cards and emphasizes thoughtful gifting through their offerings.
Cast named for St. Mary's High School senior class comedy Down And Up includes Carlie Franke as Eddie Breeze and Dorothy Miller as Carlotta Archer. The three act farce by Wilbur Braun centers on Eddie’s cardiac caution and a mistaken identity involving aviator Everett Barnes, with a parachute suit ensuring comic mishaps.
A historical note records that the first Pulitzer Prize was awarded in 1918 and reflects on the unusual manner influence operates in recognized works.
A special assembly led by Miss Lucille Conrads discussed organizing a 4 H Club at St Marys The Home Demonstration Agent explained the 4 H slogan Making the Best Better and stressed work through projects in livestock gardens and homes plus opportunities for prizes and fellowship.
A light week at St Marys with Lent and exams dominating talk while Glee Club members discuss a mysterious subject. The writer recalls snooping attempts at Frances Loth's home and notes a freshman counter spying at a pre Lenten wiener roast amid rumors of smuggling and a looming conspiracy.
A cryptic tip suggests student officers smuggle goods in pockets under jackets or other places. The author urges tracking them to uncover what is smuggled, promising better snooping and vigilance.
Indian pow wow coverage continues with a second gathering noted on page six section two. Local organizers and attendees discuss cultural activities, dances, and community outreach during the event.
The Texas State Fair is recognized as the nation’s largest annual fair, drawing visitors and exhibitors from across the country to celebrate agriculture, industry, and entertainment.
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