Home Ec Textile Painting Unit At Local High School
EMAITCHE SS reports the second year Home Economics class began a textile painting unit. Students paint designs on sturdy fabrics using stencil patterns. The project aims to build better painting skills neatness and craftsmanship. A color movie titled Early Life in Williamsburg Virginia was shown in Technicolor illustrating a cabinet maker family home and tools including a governor’s desk.
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Beren
Orkandy
Williamsburg
Virginia
Mar
Valentine
Work MakeUp Schedule Arranged For Students
After three weeks and three days out of school the students of M. H. 8 wonder if Saturday classes will continue. Supt. Clark announces attendance on Saturday January 18 and another Saturday in February. Spring vacation is removed from the calendar. school ends May 29.
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M. HS
Supt. Clark
Fourth Grade Back In After Vacation At School
The class notes a return to study after furnace trouble causing a long break. Students report full attendance and plan two Saturdays of sessions in February. Geography covers a trip to the Netherlands while history revisits Admiral Byrd. Many students share books, and club activities resume with pep, G A A, and piano/dance efforts.
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Achool
Netherlands
Admiral Byrd
Polar
Betty Fern Dunbar
Connie Scott
Bar Raphe
Miss Harms
Anapolia
Edward Seaton
Diane Kine
Farragut
Iowa School For Deaf
Glenwood
Plattsmouth
Mary Ann Bingham Sidelights At School Start
School has resumed as Mary Ann Bingham notes students struggle to concentrate. Home Ec girls plan textile painting on head scarfs aprons and blouses while the junior business class picks movies for future vocations. English Lit class also orders films for study.
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M. H
Une
Return to School Brings Mixed Mood and Pep Club Routines
After three week break the local school reopens drawing mixed feelings from students as memory lapses fade and typing errors return. Pep club girls resume marching drills while students face limited Saturdays as new schedule begins.
Henderson Church Night Supper Briskly Attended
Henderson residents flocked to the Methodist church last Thursday for a well attended church night supper with Rev. Lamb from Macedonia showing pictures and Rev. Trimble giving a talk. The youth conference helped host the event and numerous local families were noted visiting, traveling to Omaha, Council Bluffs, or Des Moines for varied activities and updates.
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Lamb of
Macedonia
Trimble
Jessie Brown
Omaha
Mabel Sutton
Nebraska
August Dayson
Haver Daugherty
Ames
Dames
August Duyson
Seynore Hendrix
Harry Emmett Paul Hag Teft
New York City
Elsie Paul
Arch Houser Teft
Alabama
Nona
Herman Coppock
Mary Wil
Don Terry
Hneman
L. W. Triplett
Rex Davis
Council Bluffs Way
Firestone Co
Council Bluffe
Gladys Jean Jones
Ira Jones
Wales
Ravenswood Hospital
Chicago
Wales School
Methodist Aid
Des Moines
Hope Hall
Agnes Workman
Gertrude Harover
G. W. Wilson
Walter Sowers
California
Charles Rupe
Maryville
Rose Triplett
Red Oak
Doris
Denver
Calo
John McDonald
Art Phelps
Pearl Harbor
Bill
Marian
Lincoln
Pylands Ray
Caréan
Blackwood Bros to perform at East Liberty church
The Blackwood Brothers of Shenandoah appear Sunday at East Liberty at 2 00 pm. Public is invited. Services begin with preaching at 10 am, followed by Sunday school. Evelyn Nelada of Albion Nebraska visits her brother Albert Nelson and aunt Ida Nelson. Reuben Johnson of Omaha visited Ida and Albert Nelson.
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Blackwood Bros
Shenandoah
East Liberty
Evelyn Nelada
Albion
Neb
Albert
Ida Nelson
Reuben Johnson
Omaha
Ida
Albert Nelson
Hogs with cholera disrupt Roy Proctors' market plans
A report notes the Roy Proctors faced financial losses after hogs ready for market contracted cholera. A Friday James Henderson gathering drew about 24 attendees led by Floyd Messenger, with plans for a subsequent meeting at Mes sereer home this Friday.
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Roy Proctors
James Henderson
Floyd Messenger
Messereer
Eiveryone
Clark Templeton
Emerson
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Home Economics
G. A. A. Gills
Square Dance Records
Square Dance
Mise Huffman
Pat Lincoln
Charlie Mac
Lois Gearhart
Emily Post
Donner
Vaughn Hoover
Mary Ann Bingham
Mills County High School
Emerson Gymnasium
Caildren
Silver City
Astings Hurs
Sid Place
Mills County Schoolmasters Club
Henderson
Methodist Church
Jud Coppock
Russel Coppock
Gerald Penwell
Morton Mills
Sam Phelps
Paul Phillips
Barbara South
Byers
Fay Butterfield
Lois and
Shirley
Near Henderson
Mra
J. K. Henderson
Hob Templeton
Kanena City
Mr. Gideland
C. C. Largent
Ray Wickerson
Jack Largent
Hastings
Evelyn Nelson
Dave Moore
Malvern
Paul Benedict
Phyllis Ann
W. H. Shafer
Willard
W. B. Wheeler
Hendefoas
McKee Funeral Home
Lloyd W. (Mac
McKee Carson, Iowa
Ambulance Service
Carson
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Randolph
Iowa
V. F. W. Post
Tabor
Warren Barran
WIS
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