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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
6
A consumer-praised endorsement touts Royal Baking Powder as the top choice with claims of better cakes after use. The ad notes Royal contains no alum and leaves no bitter taste, implying superior quality and broad popularity among friends and neighbors.
The Girl's Hi Y Club of O. H. S. led the chapel program on Thursday December 14 delivering a fine recital. Delegates Martha Buffaloe and Marion Leavell discussed the Amory Mississippi Hi Y Conference with Miss Hathorn the Club Advisor. Celia Elmore opened with scripture and a song followed by talks on conference travels, plans for next year and the Hi Y aims.
The program attracted interest and the talks were splendid, presenting to the High School what was accomplished at the Conference.
The list names students across grades from first to twelfth with multiple entries per grade. The collection includes John Henry Adams Howard Boone David Neilson James Webster Lloyd White Otha Smith and others, highlighting high achievement in each class. The piece notes it is from The O. H. S. Pepitumist.
The Oxford Public School closes for Christmas holidays on Thursday December 21. Pupils have been looking forward to the festive break as the term ends.
Delegates Martha Buffaloe and Marian Leavell accompanied by adviser Miss Mary Alice Hathorne attend the Hi Y Conference in Amory December 1 to 3. Speakers include Ella McIntosh Eva Horner and Blake W Godfrey. They report inspiration, clubroom needs and plans to enhance G R work.
The Oxford High School pupil body shows improved citizenship after an initial rough start. A cooperative spirit grows as work improves and conduct strengthens, prompting hopes for an epochal year and a proud school record.
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