Graham Summer School To Open Soon With Eight Week Term
Mr Cogdell announces a Graham summer school running eight weeks starting June 4 after the regular term. It will use regular courses with full credits, charging tuition due to lack of funds. Lower grades pay 10 dollars, high school work 12.50 for one subject and 17.50 for two. teachers include Newton Peavey Pate Waddell Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogdell
Graham
Guy T. Newton
Stanley H. Peavey
Lillie B. Pate
Kate Waddell
Manette Wilson
Newton
Summer School Opens at High School June 4
An eight week session will begin June 4 at the high school building. Tuition for the eight weeks ranges from 10.00 for grade work with one subject to 17.50 for high school with two subjects. Rates for two subjects are 12.50 for grade work and 17.50 for high school. All tuition payable in advance. Contact Guy T. Newton or Stanley H. Peavy. 39-40¢
Graham Visitors Include Mr and Mrs Weldon Ritchie
Mr and Mrs Weldon Ritchie were guests in Graham on Tuesday visiting local relatives and touring the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Weldon Ritchie
Graham
Gholdston and Miss Key Wed at South Elm Home
J A Gholdston and Miss Lottie Key were married by Reverend G W Black at his South Elm street residence last Tuesday. Gholdston formerly lived here but has been away for some time, while Mrs Gholdston has resided here for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gholdston
Lottie Key
G. W. Black
South Elm Street
Gholdston
Warner and Williams Unite in Methodist Ceremony
C. L. Warner and Miss Davie Ethel Williams were married by Rev. T. E. Bowman at the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday afternoon. The groom works for the Kellog Drilling Company and has made many friends since relocating here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Warner
Davie Ethel Williams
T. E. Bowman
Methodist
Kellog Drilling Company
Local South Bend Pair Wed at Elm Street Home
Fred Harlow and Miss Mary Bux traveled from South Bend last Saturday to marry at the home on South Elm Street, officiated by Rev. G W Black the marrying parson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harlow
Mary Bux
South Bend
Rev
G. W. Black
South Elm Street
Jean couple wed in Grah am surprise ceremony
H L Stroud and Miss Eula Thompson of Jean married last Saturday in Gra ham. Judge W H Reeves performed the ceremony. The popular couple receives warm congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stroud
Eula Thompson
Jean
Graham
W. H. Reeves
English Scholarships at US Ivy League Colleges
The Rhodes Scholarships are well known for sending Americans to Oxford. Fewer know that Mrs. Henry F. Davidson of New York funds scholarships for English youths to study at Harvard Yale or Princeton. Her husband started the movement but died before finishing it. she now carries on his plans.
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Oxford
England
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Henry F. Davidson
New York
Sheriff asks before execution statement from condemned man
On the gallows the condemned man replies that the impending death will be a harsh lesson to him while addressing the surrounding men and women, reflecting on the gravity of his act and its consequences.
Silage Crops in West Texas Hold Promise for Farmers
West Texas silos sit idle as dairy cow numbers rise, improving credit prospects for solid milk producers. Three silage crops stand out: sweet sorghums, kafir, and corn, with sorghums first in value, followed by kafir and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Texas
R. E. Karper
Congress to meet as one third visit Europe for study
As the sixty eighth session of Congress convenes next December, about one third of representatives and senators will have paid personal visits to Europe to study conditions there.
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Congress
Europe
Paderewski Ends Five Month Tour With 460000
Polish pianist Paderewski completed a five month concert tour earning 460000 from American audiences. The sum is noted as more than he could have earned as Premier of Poland.
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Paderewski
Poland
Hunting Big Game in Africa Broadway Run Praised
Quinn Martin of the New York World lauds Universal's Hunting Big Game in Africa for its exciting educational scope. The film, shown next Monday through Wednesday at the National Theatre, features H A Snow filming up close with wild animals and dramatic construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
New York
Lyric Theatre
New York City
Quinn Martin
New York World
National Theatre
H. A. Snow
Universal
Huge petrified bone found near Knox City
A 30 inch long, 30 pound petrified bone was unearthed from a gravel pit five miles west of Knox City by workers under J. D. Cook. The six and a half inch diameter bone with two large joints on one end and one on the other is well preserved and on display in the First National Bank window, drawing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox City
J. D. Cook
First National Bank
Baptised with Jordan Water in Cameron Baptism
Water from the River Jordan, brought by A. E. Brady of Cameron after YMCA work abroad, was used to baptize sixteen babies at the Cameron Methodist church. Brady returned from Palestine with Jordan River water as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Texas
A. E. Brady
Cameron
Methodist
Brady
Palestine
Jordan River
Discoveries By Aleda On Wool Finishing Techniques
Aleda explains wool pressing tips for garments such as dresses and suits. She notes that pressing with wool cloth prevents a shiny finish and advises using even a portion of wool cloth during finishing. The guidance emphasizes gentle handling to preserve fabric texture.
Magnet aid saves dressmaker time and labor
A small magnet tied to a sewing machine offers a simple solution for拾 needle and odd pins. By swinging the magnet on a string, the needle and pins are quickly gathered, preventing back bending and eye strain and boosting efficiency for dressmakers and housewives.
Stain Removal Tip for Silk Grease Spots
A simple method to remove grease from silk is to place a blotter under the spot, rub warmed flour into the stain, brush away the mixture, and repeat until the grease disappears.
Folk Remedy For Swelling From Child Fall
A published home remedy suggests applying a raw potato, peeled and grated, to the injured area after a child falls. The cautioned claim is that it reduces swelling in a short time.
Earache remedy from old cookbook note
A brief antiquated remedy suggests roasting a raisin and binding it as hot as tolerable on the ear to alleviate earache. This advice reflects period cooking and folk medicine practices rather than modern treatment.
Housekeeper Tips From a Historic Page
Practical household hints include soaking feathers in benzine and rinsing in clean benzine with outdoor drying away from fire. Window washing advises blueing in water. To soften hard leather shoes rub with castor oil. Silks like white gloves hosiery and lingerie should be washed in cold water and dried in the shade to prevent yellowing.
Home Remedy Advice For Burns And Scalds
The guide recommends applying the white of an egg to a burn or scald for soothing relief and faster healing and advises against iodine on any raw skin surface.
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Ray Waldomner
American Museum of Natural History
Charles Dana Gibson
Life
Homer R. Dill
Museum of Natural History
U. of Iowa
Ationar
Vance
Stanley H. Peavy
West Texas
Aleda
The
Lyric
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Pisina
HIPPO
River Horse
Tng Ecu
MORSE
Haly Avtelofs
Sunicone
Gyan
Equatorial
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