Eaglet Students Present Spring Grammar School Program
Miss Keeling and Miss Nance's third graders in chapel showcased a program with piano solo by Alice Harrington, readings by Rupert Hamilton, a Hansel and Gretel play with named cast, gingerbread people, and multiple songs and skits. The April 17 program featured Harmony Band, Mother Goose in Health Land, and a humorous narrative about fishing and baking, ending with a recount of a lilting family day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Henry
Henry Harding
Evelyn Melton
Julia Ada Rhodes
Robert Smith
Nell Wallace
Mary Helen Johnson
Norman Murphy
Elgin Eskridge
James Nichols
Miss Randolph
Miss van Pelt
America
Sarah Moore Thomas
Mother Goose
Health Land
al M. Martin
Caldwell Shakespeare Club entertains Hearne guests with music tea
Caldwell Woman's Club hosted Hearne Shakespeare Club members for National Music Week events at the Baptist church with a formal welcome by Mrs. Henry Womble. A Caldwell High School musical program followed, featuring saxophone piano clarinet violin and vocal numbers and a beloved sister trio with accordion. Guests toured the Woman's Club house and enjoyed a 5 pm tea at the Bowers home before farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Shakespeare Club
Caldwell Woman’s Club
Franklin Reading Club
Baptist Church
Henry Womble
Caldwell Club
W. H. Bivin
Hearne Club
Weetots
Caldwell
Mesdames McLain
Perkins
Douglas
Hays Bowers
Bowers Home
Hearne
Shakespeare Club
J. T. Hamilton
T. P. Griffin
B. W. Harper
Mabel van Pelt
J. T. Welch
B. W. Beckham
F. W.C. Karney
Baylor Schumacher
Graduation Song In Tune With School Years
A tuneful verse expresses farewell to Grammar School days. The speaker recalls friendships with classmates and teachers and hopes for continued affection as they move forward from the school.
Days That Made Us Happy At Hearne High
A nostalgic school verse by Jane Self and Florence F recounts seniors leaving Hearne High School. It mentions Mr Baughn teaching sixth graders, Ariel and Glenn on the fence, seventh graders playing Spanish Leapfrog, boys copying girls, and a back bend challenge amid hard ball play. An omission of Lamar Lessor from last month’s honor roll is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Self
Florence F
Hearne High School
Lamar Lessor
Dallas Visitor Complimented at Dovelock Breakfast
Mr and Mrs W E Astin hosted a dovelock breakfast for Mrs R E L Knight of Dallas at their country home Sunday morning. The informal meal featured home grown products and a petunia centerpiece. Dr and Mrs S J Alexander attended after entertaining Mrs Knight over the weekend. Knight is known as Miss Annie Armstrong of Bryan and Mrs Henry James of Houston is recovering from a Friday fall causing a broken arm and facial bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Astin
R. E. L. Knight
Dallas
8. J. Alexander
Knight
Annie Armstrong
Bryan
Henry James
Houston
J. P. Oliver
James
Cardus Health Tonic for Women Aids Pains
Women suffering weakness and aches are urged to use Cardus a purely vegetable tonic in use for many years to build health and ease monthly periods. The ad claims Cardus improves general tone and steadies nervous tension, promising safe wholesome benefits for women of all ages.
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t.Cardus
Cardut
Local Music Week concert closes observance at High School
The Local Observance of National Music Week May 6 to 13 ended Friday with a High School auditorium concert sponsored by the Music Lovers Club and the Shakespeare Club. Walter Jenkins from Houston with Herbert Roloff and Mrs A Lange of Waco performed numbers with Kidd-Key Conservatory students Miss Cummings and Miss Thomas. Four hundred Hearne residents and visitors watched the program as Jenkins conducted ensemble singing and duets, with notable violin and piano solos throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club
Shakespeare Club
Walter Jenkins
First Methodist Church
Houston
Herbert Roloff
A. §. Lange
Waco
Clemmie Cummings
Faun Thomas
Kidd-Key Conservatory of
Elizabeth ‘Teeling
D’albert
Seebeck
Moszkowski
Miss Cummings
Deberiot
Miss Thomas
State Press on Edibles and Dressibles in Texas Fears of Winter Boots
The State Press notes a paradox in Texas rural towns where food stocks are ample yet clothing runs scarce by midwinter. It cites an indigenous joke predicting the fattest and nudest people by New Year’s, illustrating the mismatch between abundance of edibles and dressables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rural fashion and the press shaping unified American style
The State Press in Dallas News notes that well dressed rural women now mirror town fashion, aided by advertising and illustrated modes. Newspapers unify manners and thought across states, turning metropolis styles into country trends and making American journalism a living force in ideology and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press of
America
Dallas News
Mothers Day Program at Methodist Church Highlights Readings and Music
Following Sunday School in the Methodist Church main auditorium a Mothers Day program featured readings by Mrs. W T Dillard Mrs W A McNeel and Miss Marjorie Williamson Violin pieces were performed by Miss Clemmie Cummings with Miss Faun Thomas on piano and M H Baughn Jr playing Mother Macree Dr H W Cummings led the service and spoke on church finances Mr W Bookman of Madiganville visited with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J W Horlock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dillard
W. A. McNeel
Marjorie Williamson
Clemmie Cummings
Faun ‘Thomas
M. H. Baughn, Jr
Mother Macree
H. W. Cummings
W. Bookman
Madiganville
J. W. Horlock
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Eaglet
Haster Bunnies
Merritt Johnson
James Reagan
Dallas Visitor
Fisher
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Beckham Chevrolet Co., Inc
State Press
J. Felton Lane
Masonic
Iit
Southwestern Dell Telephone
W.H
H. A. Ely
G. B. Mears, Prop
OVE Abstract Company
Branklin, Dexas
Robertson County
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