Tiger High School Tiger Wins Second General Excellence Ribbon
New York Little Rock was honored Thursday night at Columbia University where the Tiger of Little Rock High School earned second ribbon for general excellence in class contests among hundreds of school periodicals worldwide. Nearly 2 000 student editors reporters and staff writers with faculty advisers from schools across the country are participating in clinical discussions as the sessions run through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Little Rock
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
Tiger of
Sesdons
Local Neighborhood Notes From Longview and Nearby
Longview residents Emmet Mrs D A Washburn visit parents Mr and Mrs D A Snell. Mrs George Townsend returns from Glenwood. Miss Hattie Tyree returns from Smackover. Ramy Garland of Hendrix College spent weekend with parents. Mrs D S Jordan in Little Rock. Elizabeth Garland of Magnolia Al BM College visits home. James Prescott of Houston visits ill father J K Prescott. Mrs Fannie Hood visits daughter Mrs A C Galloway of Malvern. Pete Shields and son from Hope visit. Kenneth Jones of Centerville spends weekend with J M Mc Farland family. Mrs Parks Fisher and son of Hops visit. C B Ward shops in Live Oak. John Wylie ill with pneumonia. E W Beaty and Ralph attend aunt’s funeral in Stephens. Bridge Club meets. Daisy Pankey hosts. Hattie Tyree high score. J M Garland and Doyle McCoy visit El Dorado. E A Baker and son visit relatives in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A." Washburn
Longview
Texas
D.’A. Snell
George Townsend
Glenwood
Hattie ‘Tyree
H. H. Riddick
Smackover
Ramy Garland
Hendrix College
D. S. Jordan
Little Rock
Elizabeth Garland
Magnolia al'& BM
James Prescott
Houston
J. K. Prescott
Fannie Hood
A. C. Galloway
Malvern
Pete Shields
Hope
Kenneth Jones
Centerville
J. M. McFarland
Parks Fisher
E. L. Chambless
C. B. Ward
Live Rock
John Wylie
E. W. Beaty
Ralph
Stephens
Bridge Club
Daisy Pankey
Hattie Tyree
J. M. Garland
Doyle McCoy
el Dorado
E. A. Baker and Son
Oklahoma
Alleged Oil Thefts Debated by Texas Oil Group
Fort Worth directors of the Texas Oil and Gas Conservation Association condemned alleged oil thefts and fraud against landowners in East Texas. They pledged support to authorities, backed a railroad survey to check equitable provation and waste, and endorsed federal excise tax on foreign oils and a manufacturers sales tax. The meeting, led by J R Pearson and E L Smith, also urged state action against gasoline evasion. The report notes a separate Montana death toll comparison and stray references to a baggage case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
East Texas
Texas Oil and Gas Conservation Association
J. R. Pearson
Tyler
E. L. Smith
Mexia
Railroad Commission
Bethe Ualinet
J. P. Shannon
Fort Wosth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olfgang
Rip
Iby Ahern
AO “Serateh
Saul
Mo Backen
Redfield
Kemp
Docte
Harry
Niky
Mrs. Reprieck
Sou
MR. Boson
Easen
Oleh Rea Senyes
Blosser
Boots
Agnero
RISAT
Sky Mist Police
Orficar Mar
GE Enenin
Mes
Yarl Heru
van Leetle O
AEG
U.S
Pat
NEA Bervice
Sddenly
Wis
Raj
Gings
Ais
BY Martin
Sam
Huck
Eluckis
Elvces Re Tal
the Newfangles
Warners
Amy
Gluck
Ames Restaurant
By Cowan
Umi
Ine
Ory
Ress
Columbia U
Emmet
Aeee
Montana
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!