Little Theater to Present Ten Minutes by the Clock
The Children's Little Theater will present Alice C. D. Riley's Ten Minutes by the Clock at the Texan Theater on Friday evening February 14. Cast includes Mae Delle Lowry Milton Blackburn Margaret King Nancifred Duderstadt Mary Farmer Roberta Ragland Victor Loeffler and Dickie Dane Emmons. A Dollie Dance number features Wilna Pepper Virginia Ashaner Marche Burt Marie y Dickie Dane Emmons Josephine Hamilton Florence Ellen Sheppard. An Inter scholastic League one act entry was filed this week for an April contest. the play name and cast will be announced later.
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Children’s Little Theater
Alice C. D. Riley
Texan Theater
Mae Delle Lowry
Milton Blackburn
Margaret King
Nancifred Duderstadt
Mary Farmer
Roberta Ragland
Victor Loeffler
Dickie Dane Emmons
Dollie Dance
Wilna Pepper
Virginia Ashaner
Marche Burt
Mariey
Osephine Hamilton
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Junior Notes from Schreiner High Absent and Visiting
Margaret Hubbell returned to school after a several day absence and was absent again Tuesday due to illness from a car wreck. Linnda Warren visited Junction Saturday night returning from Paint Rock after attending her aunt's funeral. Hazel Lister from Boerne joined the Junior class Monday. Rutie Baylor and Edna Wint visited Monday. Blake Chenault Margaret Abbell and Junior Stevenson were absent from geometry Tuesday morning. Harry missed time to write his geometry questions.
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Margaret Hubbell
Ing
Linnda Warren
Junction
Paint Rock
Schreiner High
Hazel Lister
Boerne
Rutie Baylor
Edna Wint
Blake Chenault
Margaret Abbell
Junior Stevenson
Harry
J H C Meets Junior Historical Club Minutes
The Junior Historical Club held a meeting presided by the president. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Members submitted daily current event reports and prepared entries for the scrapbook, with adjournment at noon.
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Che
Ates
Ninth Grade Notes at Maude Booth Ranch Visit
Maud Boone and Katherine Johnson spent Sunday on Maude's ranch. T. M. Tomberlin went to San Angelo Sunday. Louise Turner has been absent the last two weeks due to illness and is back this week. The ninth grade English class checked in their written and spoken English book I.
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Maud Boone
Katherine Johnson
Maude
T. M. Tomberlin
San Angelo
Louise Turner
Dr Standifer Lectures Class On Nutrition And Digestion
During the past two weeks the biology class studied the human body focusing on respiration digestion absorption and circulation. They explored nutriments in diets including proteins carbohydrates fats and vitamins and the effects of their absence. Dr L E Standifer lectured on digestion and absorption, notes were taken and reports are due with the best to be published in Eagle Screams next week.
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L. E. Standifer
Undefined Scene of Dialogue and Moods
A brief fragment shows Elsie not writing notes while Raymond studies anything. Harry avoids poetry, Louise favors contemporary poetry, and Vedla and Schneider exchange disapproving glances.
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Elsie
Raymond
Harry
Louise
Vedla
Schneider
Kaleta Taylor Guests at Rock Springs Weekend Event
Kaleta Taylor visited Miss Kate Welborn of Rock Springs over the weekend. Brison reported only seven absentees and tardies on Tuesday, noting the unexpectedly small tally.
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Kaleta Taylor
Kate Welborn
Rocksprings
Women players attend basketball game in Menard
Elsie Bessent, Ruby Davie, Myrtle Wuest, Tempie Boone and Lucille Motley traveled to Menard for a Thursday afternoon basketball game, continuing a local sports outing by the group.
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Elsie Bessent
Ruby Davie
Myrtle Wuest
Tempie Boone
Lucille Motley
Menard
Junction Eagles Win County Championship
The Junction Eagles defeated London 29 to 14 to clinch the county title and earn a spot at the District 18 tournament in San Angelo next weekend. Cochran led the Eagles with high point honors.
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Eagles
London
San Angelo
Cochran
Menard
Menard Yellow Jackets
Yellow Jackets
James
Pope
Fredericksburg Boys
Henke
Fredericksburg
Long Mountain
Imagining Schoolyard Stories From An Old Page
A nostalgic verse of students and teachers, names like Harrell Ramsey, Roy Cochran, Katherine Johnson, and Nevada Blackburn appear in playful glimpses. It hints at sports stars, academic marks, growth, weight, and homecomings with light humor.
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H. T
Harrell Ramsey
Marcello
Buckshot James
Katherine Johnson
Leonard Dunbar
Nevada Blackburn
Austin
Roy Cochran
Brownie
Oscar
Roy Nelson
Ralph
Grammar Grade Report Highlights Student Absences and Returns
Miss Austin Durst notes two new pupils Marie Tracy and Ada Lucille Greenwood while others miss days due to sickness. Odell Smith and Pura Ramos return after long absence. First grader Iane Goodwin visits Archer City to see her ill grandfather. Pres Reynolds returns after ten days, Allen Kirkpatrick and Maurice Roundtree remain absent. Fifth grade maps of the United States completed. Mary Farmer and Wilson Buster win blue ribbons.
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Austin Durst
Marie Tracy
Ada Lucille Greenwood
Wallace
George Pepper
Odell Smith
Pura Ramos
Mary Ellis Blackburn
Iane Goodwin
Archer City
Mr. Goodwin
Margaret Buster
Mary Blackburn
Ruth Morriss
San Antonio
Bowers
Mrs. Pepper
Mary Willis
Pres Reynolds
Allen Kirkpatrick
Maurice Roundtree
Billie Goodwin
United States
Mary Farmer
Wilson Buster
Junction Ex-Student Marries in Angelo
Miss Mildred Hodges daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Hodges became the bride of Mr J D Walker of San Angelo on February 1 in San Angelo. Hodges a graduate of our High School last June has attended San Angelo Business College this fall and winter. The couple will make their home in San Angelo.
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Mildred Hodges
A. B. Hodges
J. D. Walker
San An
San Angelo
Hodges
Our
San Angelo Business College
Glee Club to Sing at Methodist Zone Meeting
The Glee Club will sing at the Methodist Zone Meeting at noon Friday. Costumes arrived and next appearance will feature new work after basketball season ends, as previous plans were limited by games.
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Methodist Zone
Senior notes and absences among local students
Miss Kaleta Taylor, described as dignified, spent the weekend in Rocksprings. Lola Mae Goben has been absent from classes for several days with no cause learned. Ruby Davis spent two days in Menard and returned Friday night with Miss Beatrice Neal who spent the weekend with her and Tempie Boone. Junior Stevenson joined the basketball boys to Fredericksburg and then to Austin and has not returned yet.
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Kaleta Taylor
Lola Mae Goben
Ruby Davis
Menard
Beatrice Neal
Tempie Boone
Junior Stevenson
Fredericksburg
Austin
Brady Girls Basketball Game Scheduled This Friday
A notice announces a girls basketball game with Brady this Friday at 4 30 p m and a game against Fredericksburg Saturday at 10 30 a m The rest of the text references bookkeeping classes and quotes from literature.
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Brady
Fredericksburg
Freshman Report Highlights Class Absences and Start Dates
The eighth grade students study Julius Caesar while Thelma Bachelor visited the eighth grade history class Monday. Algebra routines run daily from 4:00 to 4:45 after school with Mrs Dutton assisting. Grance Hill Harold Weaver and Leon Turner are listed as absent on Monday or Tuesday. Reagan Sister from Boerne began school here Monday.
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Thelma Bachelor
Monay
Harold Weaver
Reagan Sister
Boerne
Leon Turner
Pep Squad Meeting Discusses Bills and Dues
The Pep Squad met yesterday at 12:50 under sponsor Mrs. Earl Bowers to approve bills and collect 25 cents from each member. Meeting adjourned at 1:00. New members Miss Hazel Lister of Boerne and her brother Reagan joined the Junior and Freshman classes, resettling families with Kimble County ties.
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Earl Bowers
Hazel Lister
Boerne
Reagan
Kimble County
Linada Warren Visits with Ella Simon and Muriel Warren
Linada Warren of Carrizo Springs spent time with Ella Simon and Muriel Warren this week. A former Schreiner High School A student, she was noted for her past academic standing.
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Linada Warren
Carrizo Springs
Ella Simon
Muriel Warren
Linada
Schreiner High
Rocksprings Girls Basketball Score Update
A scoreboard correction shows Rocksprings girls defeated their opponent 59 to 12, not 49 to 12 as previously reported. The adjusted result reflects a larger point margin and confirms the game outcome.
Calisthenics Period Generates Interest for Girls
The 15 minute calisthenics segment from 10:15 to 10:30 for the Intermediate Department girls proves both engaging and beneficial, adding a practical fitness routine to the day.
The Imitator Imitates Self in Daily Life
The author notes people ruin happiness by acting as ideal versions of others. God made each person with unique tendencies and dispositions, so no two are alike. It is trying to hear imitators imitate speech and actions, and such imitation marks a hypocritical, undesirable member of society.
VA I class judges two mutton classes for students
The VA I class judged two classes of mutton sheep with creditable effort from most boys. Several students posted high scores including Sloan Davis Oliver Lynn Vierling and Sherman Hendricks showing strong interest and progress in the judging work.
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Sloan Davis
Oliver Lynn Vierling
Sherman Hendricks
Chapel programs missing since midterms trigger student discontent
The message notes chapel programs have not been presented since midterms and students are unhappy. It suggests the lack of programs is due to students enjoying them and not wanting to miss classes, though opinions of grade students are unknown.
Varied License Plates Issued in United States
Thirty one states changed color combinations for automobile plates in 1930 and sixteen different motifs are used nationwide indicating a move to standardize color schemes. Thirty nine states changed in 1929 with twenty three motifs. thirteen states and the District of Columbia kept 1929 schemes with only background and lettering reversed. Darker color schemes are favored. It takes about 50 percent more corn to fatten hogs when fed alone than when balanced with protein rich feed. The Brazos drainage basin at 41,700 square miles is Texas largest, Colorado basin at 37,800 square miles is second. I forgot may go in court but not when a woman cross-examines her husband. Nothing else boosts conversation like a religious controversy.
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American Automobile Association
National
District of Columbia
Brazos
Texas
Colorado
Happiness Not Bought The Hamilton Herald-Record reflection
A short essay urges readers to seek inexpensive, meaningful enjoyment despite time and money limits. It questions the necessity of money for happiness, noting many people still find fulfillment in simple pleasures and ordinary living.
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Hamilton Herald-Record
Income tax filing rules outlined for 1930
The text defines who must file returns single persons with net income at least 1500 or gross income at least 5000, or married couples with net income at least 5000. Filing ends March 15, 1930 at the local collector of internal revenue. Use Forms 1040A and 1040. Tax rates: 0.5 percent on first 4000 over personal exemptions, 2 percent on next 4000, 4 percent on the balance, plus surtax on net income over 10000.
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Internal Revenue
The Boy Who Idles His Time Away
A moral lament urges youths to abandon idleness and build a solid foundation for the future. It credits Providence for a favorable start and calls for personal effort to finish with vigor and purpose.
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