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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
7
Anonymous reflects on the enduring, comforting presence of a mother as a guiding, benevolent figure from childhood through adulthood. The poem contrasts maternal constancy with changing fortunes and recalls the mother’s voice, support, and unfailing care. A tribute to maternal influence and memory.
Mrs Sallie H Culberson widow of late United States Senator Charles A Culberson, aged 64, was buried in Oakwood Cemetery after a 1030 a m service at First Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth. Dr George W Truett and Rev James K Thompson officiated. several hundred attended. Her body arrived from Washington D C after lying in state at her brother W B Harrison's home. Pallbearers named.
A brief comic exchange centers on stopping Marie from singing. Harry refuses a kiss, then must improvise a plan to silence the melody, sparking a lighthearted moment.
The B Y P U program on Sunday May 2 1926 featured Lucille Walker Ruth Lamons Beulah Jennings Myrtis Davis Le Rue Hushines Lillian Massagee Fay Mejliton and C J Crutcher with a memory verse and duets by Paul Swetman and Grady Washburn.
The Eliasville board re elected Superintendent R C Lanning and approved a substantial salary increase for the superintendent and teachers. The board aims to complete a teacherage by September opening. Eliasville reports three years of significant school progress.
Sunday night program on May 2 features talks on choosing a life work with leaders William Jarnagin and Moore Boling and lessons from Solomon. Naomi Hines Catherine Cox Ruth Hunter Wallace Boling Gladys Woods Lois Babb present topics on work with God and selecting a special life path. Executive committee to meet at the church Monday at 7 30 to craft May programs.
The leading actor boasts about paralyzing the audience during a death scene while the stage manager confirms the crowd sensed it was not real. A tense exchange highlights the show's dramatic effect and backstage dynamic.
A weekly meal scoring form intended for home use. Spaces allow a score for each day of the week. The full weekly score should be recorded four times per year, ideally in spring, summer, fall, and winter.
A historic school pledge extols education as the force behind progress, culture, and democracy. It declares schooling as inspiration and opportunity, praising philosophy science and art while urging nations to welcome education as freedom’s citadel.
The Chamber of Commerce Immigration Committee presents eleven reasons against registering aliens. It argues the plan contradicts American principles, requires constant surveillance, may fuel hostility, and incurs high costs with uncertain enforcement. The group继续 notes that achieving near perfect accuracy to detect illegal entrants and hostile individuals is unlikely, risking seven hundred thousand of seven million aliens remaining unregistered.
The article notes money grows faster with regular additions to a savings fund. It states the initial buildup is the hardest part and cites a financier who says the first thousand dollars is the hard part, after which accumulation speeds up. It echoes the old saying Them that has, gets with practical budgeting advice.
A column confirms widows may resume their maiden names after years of widowhood. The letter asks if it is permissible and the reply agrees it is allowed, noting practice and social regard.
There is no impropriety in giving your fiancee a gift for his birthday. Suitable gifts include cuff links, watch chain, cigarette case, wallet, handkerchiefs, or books.
The guide says invitations should be addressed to both husband and wife. If a guest must leave before dinner ends, she should quietly offer brief regrets at an appropriate moment. The hostess should remain at the table and not accompany the guest to wraps or the door.
A reader asks if a man may send a theatre ticket to a lady so they meet in their seats and whether he should wait in the lobby if arriving first. The answer: it is permissible and courteous for him to arrange the ticket and wait in the lobby for her arrival.
A reader asks if a woman may accept another dance immediately after refusing the first. The response states it is not courteous to dance with another after refusing the first.
A mother scolds her daughter for a spirited tangle with a playmate. The girl admits the urge to pull hair may have been influenced by Satan, but she claims kicking the shins was her own idea, expressing contrition for the misbehavior.
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