S. M. U. Claims 1928 Football Title
S M U and Texas tie for first by percentage as unbeaten conference records leave the final standings muddled. Baylor second, TCU third in its first season, Arkansas fourth, Oklahoma A M fifth, Rice sixth, Texas A M seventh. The Aggies finish last without a conference win.
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Texas A. & M
P.W
M. Assiss
Young County Teachers Association Meeting Program
The next regular meeting of the Young County Teachers Association will be held in the South Bend public school building on Friday evening, December 7th. The program will begin at 7:30. Teachers and other friends and workers for the schools throughout the county are urged to be present. The Y C T A is the working organization of the county's educational forces, and it deserves and merits the hearty cooperation of the public. Its meetings deal with the important problems of our schools and its work aims to make every school reach the highest point of efficiency. The program follows. Readings Miss Beebe, teacher of expression in Eliasville Public School. The Bible in the Public Schools Miss Florence L. Currie, teacher of in the Graham Public Schools. Some Duties Parents Owe to the School Mr Sam Roach of Tliasville. Address Surt P M Johnston of Southend. A D White s Dean of Swift Company Chicago discovered that 9 per cent of the ungsters who go to work love their first jobs the five reasons given for this furnish food for thought. Incidents Floyd Lisle, who is attending the Denton Normal, spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Graham.
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South Bend
Miss Beebe
Eliasville
Florence L. Currie
Graham
Sam Roach
Tliasville
P.M. Johnston
Southend
A. D. White
Swift & Company
Chicago
White
Houston Post
Open Letter to Graham People Calls for Host Homes for Teachers
The Young and Jack counties teachers' institute will convene in Graham from December 17 to 21. About 250 teachers will attend, with 100 from Jack County. Residents are asked to host teachers, provide rooms and meals, at $1.50 per day, near the East Ward building. H. H. Avants, County Superintendent of Schools, requests early replies with names, addresses, capacity, and meals or rooms.
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Young and Jack Counties Teachers’ Institute
Graham
Jack County
Mame
Young County
Jacksboro
East Ward
Fourteen Mistakes We Make In Setting Standards
A compact list warns against imposing personal standards on others and judging by superficial traits. It critiques rigid conformity, youth judgment, and overestimating impossibilities while urging tolerance, mitigating suffering, and accepting limits of human understanding. It urges living in the present with humility and open-mindedness.
Mr Wm Davis of Eliasville Visits City Saturday
Mr Wm Davis of Eliasville was in the city Saturday and spent time with local residents as he attended community events and visited shops downtown.
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Eliasville
City
Value of Breeding in Egg Production in Poultry
GEO. F. CRAWFORD argues for balanced breeding to raise egg output. He cites 200 eggs per hen per year, lines of Leghorns, and Black Orpingtons, noting farms in Illinois averaging 204 eggs monthly profitably. He compares hens to factories, stressing digestion, vitality, and careful selection to lift average from 100 to 150 eggs annually.
Teachers endorse religious training of school children in convention
The Texas State Teachers Association delegates vote to endorse religious instruction under church auspices as part of public education. They call for credits toward graduation and college entrance for weekday religious courses and reelect George O. Clough as president. The convention also backs the Texas National Survey and the new Dallas based Texas Federated Educational Council, with loyalty to constitutional laws and support for Near East relief.
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Canyon
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Huntsville
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Sherman
Mary Shipp Sanders
Georgetown
Braswell-Harden firm to publish Texas Christian Advocate
Sam M. Braswell editor owner of the Clarendon News teams with Sam P. Harden of Richardson to publish the Texas Christian Advocate, the Methodist Church general organ for Texas and New Mexico. The Harben Braswell Company will run a large Richardson printing plant, begin the Advocate Jan 1 1924, with Dr E P Riley as editor and Braswell’s Clarendon News under Fred A Story.
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Advocate
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Texas Press Association
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