Lobo Howls Staff Names Tallies Reporters and Figures
A list of names including Loma Pearl, George Amnon Chick Bowers, Dorthy Pearson, Martha Hensley, Loma Walton, Katie Lee Ellis, Osie Cummins, Viola Pettigrew, and Victoria Brewer appears as staff or contributors in the report. The piece highlights individuals connected to the unit or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loma Pearl George Amnon “Chick” Bowers Dorthy Pearson
Martha Hensley
Loma Walton Katie Lee Ellis
Osie Cummins Viola Pettigrew
Victoria Brewer
Preliminary Contests Held This Week
A meeting at the Community Hall Thursday marks the declamation, storytelling, and speaking try-outs with Long Mountain school teachers as judges. Friday includes athletic event try-outs at the high school and literary event try-outs Friday morning at the school building with Saline likely to attend competitive matches.
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Long Mountain
Saline
Friday Night Basketball and Pie Supper Crowd Pleases Hall
Friday night events at Hall featured the town team against the Lobos, two Long Mountain boys on the town squad, and a 23 to 24 town team win. The girls beat the school girls 16 to 1, a large pie supper sold out, and multiple games entertained the crowd beyond basketball.
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Lobos
Long Mountain
Lobos Defeat Fast Long Mountain Team After Tight Game
Long Mountain faced the Lobos on a Saturday night with Chick Bowers out and Carlos Goodman starting. The Lobos surged in the second half to win 28 to 17 led by Ferrell McKinney while Long Mountain’s Arch Garner led the town team in a 25 19 loss. injury clipped the game as Mr Rimes dislocated his right thumb.
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Long Mountain
Lobos
Chick Bowers
Carlos Goodman
Ferrell McKinney
Weldon Deck
Cotton Goodman
Lester Pearl
Arch Garner
Mr. Rimes
Biology class visits gravely ill Katherine Scarff
Friday afternoon the Biology class visited Katherine Scarff who is very ill at her grandmother Walton's home. She has been ill for some time.
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Katherine Scarff
Walton
Classified notices trade and lost items from school page
Classified lines show exchanges and notices about trading a geometry book for an English book by Pancho. Found notes include Pankin studying, Viola Pettigrew not studying, Osie not laughing in study hall. Lost items include a pair of number 11 shoes to Mr. Rimes and a girl named Lester seeking a lost person. A Jr girls baseball team seeks a new pitcher.
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Mr. Rimes
Viola Pettigrew
Lester
Osie
Found items and incidents in classroom notes
Found boy not talking in class. Found Dorothy Pearson swearing Lester’s hat. Discovered Cotton not pestering near him in study hall. Found Rat with a straight hair. Found Loma without Ferrell near. Found Coach not asking Mildred to get rid of her chewing gum in History II. Found Pat coming out for track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Chick
Alexandra
Picnic and church events among local sophomores noted
Sophomores Mildred attended a Tea Cup Sunday picnic. R. B. T. B. Lester Dixie and Pat spent Sunday fishing at the White Farm dam. Osie stayed with Lo ma Pearl Saturday night. Martha attended the Baptist Church Sunday.
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Mildred
R. B
T. B
Lester
Dixie
Pat
White Farm
Osie
Loma Pearl
Martha
Local notes from a school day outing and games
The fragment lists a biology class trip and a basketball game last Saturday with Ferrell as high point man. It mentions Kate wearing a ribbon and Mr Rimes with a sore hand while Dixie ate pie. Chick did not play ball Saturday.
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Raymond
Kate
Mr. Rimes
Ferrell
Dixie
Chick
Missing items and absences at school event
Ivy misplaced his economics book while Viola Vance is absent. Mr Bownds and Mr Bimes observe many fish.
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Ivy
Viola Vance
Mr. Bownds
Mr. Bimes
Missionary Society elects officers at Copperas meeting
The Copperas Missionary Society met at Mrs. E. W. Boekhaus home on March 10. Officers chosen for the ensuing year include President Elmer Harrison and Vice President S. P. Bennett. Members present list numerous ladies and Miss Emily Boekhaus assisted hostesses. Next meeting set for April 6 at Mrs. Bennett’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperas Missionary Society
E. W. Boekhaus
S. P. Bennett
Bob Ragsdale
Gully Cowsert
Elmer Harrison
Alexander
Louise Turner
Minta Riddle
Education Benefits Farmers Survey Reveals Earnings Gaps
A survey of 1,271 farmers shows earnings rise with education. No schooling yields about 240 dollars annually, grade school 565, high school 664.50, with significant boosts for those completing high school and vocational/agricultural programs reaching 895.95 to 1,254.00 dollars.
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H. S. Ed
V. A. Agric
Cooper Limnevest
Segovia Sunday School Plans Meeting and Sermon
The Segovia Sunday school will meet next Sunday afternoon at two thirty. Immediately after the Sunday School period, the Rev. G. W. Crofoot will preach. Come and bring others with you.
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Segovia
G. W. Crofoot
Roosevelt Selects Some Ambassadors
President Roosevelt announced his first diplomatic appointments as talks on world economics arms and war debts resume. Robert W. Bingham of Louisville was chosen for London with Jesse Isador Straus of New York named for Paris. Josephus Daniels of North Carolina was appointed ambassador to Mexico City. Early word lists ambassadors to Germany Italy and Cuba as possibilities.
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Roosevelt
London Post
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Jesse Isador Straus
New York
Paris
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Mexico City
Germany
Italy
Cuba
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