Coolidge School Fair A Huge Local Success
The Coolidge Public Schools showcase drew strong Limestone County interest with exhibits from kindergarten through sixth grade. Winners across rooms included Donnell Hill, Joe Keith Jensen, Mary Lee Hil, Lois Archer, Graydell Rogers, Doris HCL, Willa Mae Adamson, Miggie Boland, Dorothy Rhodes, Dora Mae Hill, Frances Sellers, Verna Hanse, Chrystelle Simmons, Chrystelle McElroy, Esther Jensen, Jay Gordon, and Mary Ross in the violin section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Limestone County
Doris Hcl Winers
Rubye Jensen
Santa
Willa Mae Adamson
Miggie Boland
Modesta Dorsett
Texas
Dorothy Rhodes
Dora Mae Hill
Helena Kay
Frances Sellers
Verna Hanse
Miss Palmour
Chrystelle Simmons
Chrystelle McElroy
Lillian Richardson
Esther Jensen
Jay Gordon
Mary Ross
Suger
High School Departments Exhibit Earns Honors in Parish Event
Vision of Miss Loudell Simmons opened an exhibit with the expression department led by Ruth Barefield as winner. Boy Scouts displayed a full range from hatchet to canoe. English posters by Laurelle Hancock and Louisa McDaniel won prizes. Science showcased health rules and sparkler chemistry under Mr Hall with Frederick Wallace and Imogene Gordon as winners. Math and Latin departments showed test papers and notebooks, with Clara Jensen and Viva Mae Cox in Math and Nannie B. Brodnax and Jaynelle Askew in Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudell Simmons
Ruth Barefield
Laurelle Hancock
Louisa McDanial
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote’s medical authority status and guarantees satisfaction or money back, urging customers to buy through their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Miss Lucille Hancock Heads Local Winners
Advertises cancer treatment information from Taylorville under ethical medical supervision. Patients urged to apply for cures offered without operation, with permanent results. Address: The Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Taylorville, Til.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Chamber of Commerce
Taylorville, Til
Adv
History and Arts Department Exhibit Winners Listed
The exhibit displays progress in multiple departments. Ollie Maude Price and Frederick Wallace won in Commercial Arts. Bessie Adamson and Bob Hancock won in Bookkeeping and Shorthand Typewriting. Lillian Bledsoe and Eloise Wallace led Spanish posters. Vocational Agriculture awarded three prizes: Dissia Adams first, Gordon Satterwhite second, Fred Hill and Roland Wakefield third for their joint booth display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Maude Price
Frederick Wallace
Bessie Adamson
Bob Hancock
South America
Lillian Bledsoe
Eloise Wallace
Vocational Agriculture Department
Dissia Adams
Gordon Satterwhite
Fred Hill
Roland Wakefield
Booth
English Department Exhibit Draws Regional Visitors
The English department led by Miss Viola Corley presented a black and gold motif exhibit praised as the best. It attracted visitors from Waco Hubbard Mexia Groesbeck Prairie Hill Dawson Froza and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola’ Corley
Waco
Hubbard
Mexia
Groesfeck
Prairie Hill
Dawson
Froza
Community Activity Interest Highlighted In Local Report
A fragment notes widespread interest in school and community activities. It mentions engagement in local programs and ties to broader community initiatives, reflecting ongoing participation and support across groups.
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Dade - Nigeae
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Lfe
Sabove
Tom L. Cox
White
Automobile Owners
Hall & Wheeler Garage
Groesbeck Road
Belknap
Lucille Hancock
Zane Grey
James Oliver Curwood
Pioneer News Stand
Mexta
the City National Bank Member
Federal Reserve System
Prendergast - Smith
Mexia Ss
Agents Commission
Santa Claus
Dollarhide
Stephens
Hardware Company
East Commerce
Masonic
BLUG
Brass Foundry
American Salvage & Supply Company
Railroad Ave
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