London Locals Highlights Faith and Community
London notes rain reviving crops and urging prudent thrift for hard times. Local ward candidates, school plays, church rally with Abilene Christian College speakers, and a push for Christian unity against secular atheism are reported alongside visits, entertainment, and family gatherings across the Kimble county area.
Community notes on visits and fraternal events
TEA CUP reports a series of social visits and travels: Miss Vivian Reese stays with sister Bessie at the John Guthrie ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Dechert visit J. B. Fisher and M. C. Reese. W. L. Cooper spends Sunday in Mason. Faye Jarvis visits Junction. Kothmann and family visit Lee Kothmann. Jarvis visits Menard. a Brady trip by J. B. Fisher and others. L. D. Ivy visiting R. W. Fisher’s family. Tate Jarvis and family note. a joint meeting is mentioned.
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Ivy
Vivian Reese
Bessie
John Guthrie
R. W. Fisher
Clarence Dechert
J. B. Fisher
M. C. Reese
W. L. Cooper
Mason
Faye Jarvis
Junction
G. R. Kothmann
Lee Kothmann
W. T. Jarvis
Menard
Alva Fisher
B. B. Reese
Brady
L. D. Ivy
Carrie Wyatt
Sonora
Tate Jarvis
Seventh Grade Graduates Celebrate at Ivy Friday
The piece notes a seventh grade graduation at Ivy Friday with visitors Miss Tennie Amoan and Mrs. Vesta Weaver hosting guests including O. D. Price family, H. C. Derrick, Bob Weaver and Gladys Winn. Ice cream and cake were served, and a local quotation reflects on humility and virtue.
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Mr. Derrick
Ivy
Vesta Weaver
O. D. Price
H. C. Derrick
Bob Weaver
Ned Hunter
Gladys Winn
London Faculty Is Honored Dinner Attended by Cummins Family
Mr and Mrs French Cummins hosted a dinner at their residence Wednesday at eight. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Claude Weaver and Rosa Lyn, Misses Gladys Winn Lola Osie Cummins Madge Cooper Victoria Brewer Messrs H C Derrick J Latham William Deck Bob Weaver and the Cummins couple.
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French Cummins
London
Claude Weaver
Rosalyn
Gladys Winn
Lola
Osie Cummins
Madge Cooper
Victoria Brewer
H. C. Derrick
J. Latham
William Deck
Bob Weaver
Cummins
Louise of London High Winds Up Senior Chats
Louise has attended London school since first grade and excelled in basketball tennis and volleyball. She led the pep squad two years running and is noted for brown eyes and 5 feet 5 inch height. She earned a second grade certificate and has taught in grammar grades when substitutes were absent. She is well liked by teachers and students and has many friends in the London community.
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Louise
London School
London Hi
London
Appreciation for Lola Cummins Marks London School Departure
Miss Lola Cummins resigns after five years as a teacher at the London school to attend San Marcos Teachers College. A graduate of London High School she will earn a B S degree this year. Friends and pupils praise her work as a faculty member as the community prepares a May farewell party at Mildred Hardesty's home.
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Lola Cummins
London School
Miss Cummins
London High School
San Marcos Teachers College
London School Says Farewell to Mrs Vesta Weaver
Mrs Vesta Weaver who taught the 5th and 6th grades for two years will not teach next term. She is a London High School graduate who earned her certificate via county exams. The school praises her work and regrets her departure.
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Vesta Weaver
Mr. Moore Elected London School Superintendent Footnote
Mr Moore who has been elected the superintendent of London school met with the board but details remain unclear. The report notes ongoing discussions about administrative plans and future initiatives.
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Moore
London School
Commendation for Ned Hunt er and Roland Amoan on weekend effort
Two boys Ned Hunter and Roland Amoan receive praise for their untiring work Saturday and Sunday to help ensure the success of a young people's affair at the event hosted by the local community.
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Ned Hunter
Roland Amoan
Who'd a Thought It Village Featured in Hickman County Tennessee
In Hickman County Tennessee a village named Who'd a Thought It is noted as a local landmark with a curious name reflecting regional character. The piece highlights the village’s status and cultural flavor within the county.
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Hickman County
Tennessee
London and Teacup at London Draw Crowd Last Sunday
A well attended event titled London and Teacup at London took place last Sunday drawing a diverse attendance. Organizers reported strong community interest and broad participation across age groups.
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London
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