Band Festival At Central High Set For March 2
Six Central Science group students from Central High Houston prepare for a Texas high school project exhibit at Jack Yates High School. Rudolph Burton builds a model engine with distributor valves crankshaft pistons and bulbs. Allen Green presents scientific painting. Johnny Guinn Virgie Harmond collect East Texas wood specimens for furniture. Eddie Carles builds a radio set and Myra N Young will photograph the exhibition. The event aims to spark interest in science and engineering.
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Texas
Jack Yates High School
Houston
Central Science Group
Rudolph Burton
Allen Green
Johnnie Guinn
Virgie Harmond
East Texas
Eddie Carles
Myra N. Young
Central High Hosts Fourth Hand Festival With Visiting Bands
Central High School presents the 4th annual Hand Festival in the High School Auditorium on Tuesday night in March. Visiting bands from Atlanta Carthage and Marshall will appear. It’s the first public performance in the new uniforms. Admission is 1.0 for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Central High School
Harry L. Synon
Atlanta
Carthage
Marshall
Thisrogram
Visiting relatives span Texas Arkansas and Louisiana
Mr and Mrs Alf Faviell visit Giddens Texas. Mr and Mrs M G Mott travel to Texarkana to meet daughter Mrs Harold Woods and her sons Harold Jr and Alton of Pine Bluff Arkansas. The Motts take them home. In Shreveport Harold Jr enters Shriners Hospital for surgery. Mrs Wood visits mother in law during return.
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Alf Faviell
Giddens, Texas
M. G. Mott
Texarkana
Harold Woods
Harold, Jr
Alton
Pine Bluff
Ark
Motts
Shreveport
Shriners Hospital
Wood
Dollie Wood
Uining
Fatal accident near Kildare claims Sherman man
J. T. Dake aged 49 of Sherman was killed and George Teer of Garland seriously hurt when their car left the road at the Kildare crossing on Highway (T P railroad) and rolled over into a ditch. Dake died en route to Atlanta hospital. Teer was hospitalized then sent home.
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J. T. Dake
Sherman
George Teer
Garland
Kildare Crossing
Atlanta
Kildare
T&p
Teer
Dake
Daniel
Hanner Funeral Home
Tow ring Pines Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Tow ring Pines Club met at Mrs. J A Clark s home with president Mrs Faye Miller presiding. Miss Cagle spoke on household and garden insects and the club planned fundraising support for county demonstration clubs. The next gathering, hosted by Mrs C Nichols, will feature a day of upholstering and a covered dish meal.
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Tow’ring Pines
J. A. Clark
Faye Miller
A. W. Murrell
Miss Cagle
C. Nichols
Billie Miller
A. B. Miller
T. C. Williams
Jim Hope
A. Clark
W. P. Beamer
Harry Brown
R. C. Nichols
Dallas Fry
Shorty Mazack
Ease Aiken
W. W. Murrell
1933 Study Club Meets for Guidance and Plans
The 1933 Study Club met Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Mrs. I Lipman home with co hosts Mrs. Morris Lipman and Mrs. Eva McKnight. Members answered roll call with hints on child guidance and discussed a silver tea set for April 19. Delegates named for district convention in Lufkin March 24–25. Next meeting set for April 5 at Mrs. Clifton Billingsley home.
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I. Lipman
Morris Lipman
Eva McKnight
J. K Gamble
Creighton Laird
Lufkin
George H. Call
Jack Bullard
International Affairs Department
Milton Bass
Doyle Bower
Bullard
Call
Vivian Duck
Gamble
Jesse Haggard
Drue Hellums
Laird
Halbert McQuinn
Mrs. T. R. Grubbs Hosts Jefferson HD Club Meeting
The Jefferson Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. T. R. Grubbs home on March 2 with President Mrs. A. L. Williamson leading prayers. Members discussed Texas Home Demonstration Association recommendations, appointed attendees for a March 18 Leadership Training on care of walls floors and woodwork, and heard an upholstering demonstration by Mrs. S. C. Riley. The next meeting is set for March 16 with Mrs. Albert Cox.
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Jefferson Home Demonstration Club
T. R. Grubbs
A. L. Williamson
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Allen Benefield
S. C. Riley
Albert Cox
J. E. Arnett
W. A Cox
RR. Zachry, Jr
Austin Architect F Kuehne Named 1954 Most Worthy Citizen
Hugo Franz Kuehne of Austin, prominent architect and civic worker, was chosen 1954 Most Worthy Citizen by the Austin Real Estate Board. He founded UT School of Architecture, served on city planning bodies, and designed many public buildings including Austin schools, earning Fellow status in the American Institute of Architects.
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Hugo Franz Kuehne
Austin
The
Austin Real Estate Board
Hitchin’ Post
Kuehne
City Parks and Recreation Board
City Building Code Commission
American Institute of Architects
Architect Honored for City Planning and UT Education
The text highlights an architect in the United States whose work at the University of Texas helped establish a new department that grew into a nationally recognized professional school. It notes twenty years of service shaping healthy city development, driven by rare insight and a selfless dedication to the community.
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University of Texas
Kuehne
School of Architecture
Mrs. Doyle Bower Hosts WSCS Meeting
The W. H. C. of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Doyle Bower’s home on March 14 with 11 members present. They discussed buying an electric refrigerator for the parsonage, arranged chair robes for the children, and noted $10.25 more received for the current project. Mrs. Robertson led the March yearbook program with assistants Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Bass. The hostess served refreshments after the meeting and the group plans to meet again March 21 at the church.
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Methodist Church
Doyle Bower
Minor
J. H. Robertson
Bowman
Bass
Planning Commission chair lauded for competence and goodwill
A tribute describes the distinguished chair as the Planning Commission lead who blends professional competence with sound judgment and fair mindedness, signaling confidence in his leadership and integrity.
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Planning Commission
Weekend Visits Include Kirklin and Thomas Families
Mrs. W. S. Kirklin visited in San Marcos over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas of Ft Worth stayed visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thomas. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Shaw.
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Mrs. W. S. Kirklin
Ir San Markos
Edwin Thomas
Ft. Worth
C. C. Thomas
R. S. Shaw
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Central High
C. A. Clark
Pines
Jefferson
Simplecute Office
Manila
Staplers
Texas Almanac
Il. F. Kuehne
United States
Mrs. Doyle Bower
WSCS
Patricia Hose
Jerry’s
Simmons
Haggard Furniture CO
Jefferson, Texas
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