Home Ec Girls Host Mothers Tea and Pencil Promo
The Home Economics Club hosted a mothers tea on November 25 in their new dining room. Students showcased school colors purple and gold on a patriotic pencil promoting club fundraisers and dining room improvements. Members from Mmes Hoover Fagg Brown Creamer Darley Thornton Mosley Henry Sampson Edmondson Oliver Way Halden DeWolfe Mann Kim Kirk and Misses Kress Bobbie Behrens attended. The girls urged buying the pencil and magazines like Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal to fund a department dining set and events.
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Home Ec
Mmes
Hoover
Fagg
Brown
Creamer
Darley
Thornton
Mosley
Henry
Sampson
Edmondson
Oliver
Way- Halden
DeWolfe
Mann
Kim- Kirk
Misses
Kress
Bobbie
Behrens
H. E. Club
Saturday Evening Post
the Country Gentleman
Ladies Home Journal
Christmas Charity Box By Home Ec Club Volunteers
The Home Ec club continues a year old custom of each girl contributing to a charity box. The box will be turned over to San Saba relief workers to be distributed to those in need at Christmas. The club urges every girl to help in any way she can.
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Home Ec
San Saba
Home Ec Dept Thanks San Saba Hardware for Dishes
The Home Ec Department extends gratitude to San Saba Hardware for loaning dishes and other items. The department believes guests on numerous occasions will share thanks for the kind gesture.
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Ec Dept
San Saba Hardware
Big Plans for H E Work Day in December
On Friday December 12 every H E club girl will take on real jobs to raise funds for a long desired set. They seek employment such as cooking, shining shoes, garden work or house painting. Contact Anna Belle or the H E Home Ec teacher to offer work or a job.
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H. E
Anna Belle
Conference Success At San Saba District Club Meet 1930
The Home Ee Club reports a successful district conference held in San Saba on November 1 1930. The girls thank the Chamber of Commerce for assistance in making the event a lovelytime for the club members.
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San Saba
Chamber of Commerce
Trustee Dinner Delighted Trustees With Formal Event
H E II hosted a trustee dinner on Tuesday evening December 2 at 6 80 Dorothy Simroth led as hostess John Patterson a boy sponsor acted as host Attendees included H H Sampson Dr H H Taylor W R Harris M R Weatherby C Gosch A E Petty J L Lanham and BE L Brown A girls club plans a Christmas party with a department tree and festive activities.
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H. E. II
Dorothy Simroth
John Patterson
H. H. Sampson
H. H. Taylor
W. R. Harris
M. R. Weatherby
C. Gosch
A. E. Petty
J. L. Lanham
BE. L. Brown
Girls host buffet for football boys on November nineteenth
The H. E. If girls planned and gave a buffet dinner for the football boys on Nov 19. Dorace, Margaret, Beverly and Hazel were lovely hostesses.
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H. E. If
Dorace
Margaret
Beverly
Hazel
Co editors and officers listed for local home economics group
The record notes co editors Marie Darley and Thelma Jo Graves for the local unit. Home Economics Officers are President Anna Belle Howard Vice-President Mildred Creamer Secretary Carol Loucks and Treasurer Madge Mosley.
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Marie Darley
Thelma Jo Graves
Anna Belle Howard
Mildred Creamer
Carol Loucks
Madge Mosley
Why we love our friends for charm and kindness
A reflection on why people feel drawn to their best friends. It argues genuine thoughtfulness and kindness as the core of lasting appeal, beyond appearance or pageant. The piece ponders the qualities that generate affection and enduring friendship.
Guess Will You High School Characters And Their Charm
A reflective piece praises enduring school personalities from a smiling boy who endures sports grit to a thoughtful freshman girl. It extols an appealing, shy charm and the influence of a beloved home economics teacher Miss Kittie Sue Harrison who attended district and state conferences in San Antonio and Houston.
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Kittie Sue Harrison
San Antonio
Houston
Two Children Parties Planned in Grammar School
In H. BE. 1, two planned parties involve one class hosting a guest group and a town preschool group. Children will be taught interesting games and stories, with activities designed for young learners.
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H. BE. 1
Grammar School
Across the fields of yesterday and today a town diary
A local clipping blends poetry and notices. The piece reflects nostalgia with lines about youth and stars. It includes names of residents like Thelma Jo, Marie, and Thomas S. Jones Jr, along with multiple small notices: honor roll in the H E Club, Christmas shopping, new station manager, and a basketball game score Sores 22 to 6. Also mentions church, WMU secretary, Home Demonstration Club plans to meet after December 24, and Santa expectations.
New Hope by Sunshine and Social Life in Hico
Miss Minerva Roberts of Hico visiting sister Mrs Jessie W neighbors and baby returned home. The past week saw dances at J. W. Neighbors Lillian Rogers B Wash Milt on Christian Brewton homes. Revivalist H L McCall left Altus for Fort Worth to winter. School Christmas tree set for the 19th. Walter Land of San Angelo visiting. Peanut thrashing active then wrapping up. Frances Vesta May and Mary Lewis from Shiloh visited Sunday.
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Minerva Roberts
Hico
Jessie
Jessie W
Will Roberts
J. W
Lillian Rogers
Harmon Richmon l
Brownwood
San Saba Court House
H. L. McCall
Altus
Okla
Old Shiloh
Fort Worth
R. V. Lord
Bethel
G. B. Tomis
Troy Carrell
O’donnell
Troy
John
Abilene
Jloss
Frances
Vesta May
Mary Lewis
Shiloh
Hall News From Two School Girls
The column reports welcome rain boosting crops and a thriving school, praising teachers and community effort. A new swing, or merry-go-round, provides fun despite some falls. Abi and Gladys Pierce hosted trustees and wives with a supper, and Mrs Earl Pierce of San Saba visited.
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Abi
Gladys Pierce
Tesson
Earl’ Pierce
San Saba
Misses Abi
Locker Seventh grade officers named at Locker school
The 7th grade at Locker school elected Velma Newson president James Seale vice president Montany Cowder secretary treasurer Nadine Cochran reporter Little Mama Jean arrived No 30 for a permanent visit in the Sidney Neal home Miss Irene Owen returned from an extended visit with her sister Mrs Warren McDonald of San Saba accompanied by Maurice Linn who returned home Thursday Miss Hilda Williamson of San Saba spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting friends Mr and Mrs Clinton Coffey and
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Locker School
Velma Newson
James Seale
Montany Cowder
Nadine Cochran
Little Mama Jean
Sidney Neal
Irene Owen
Warren McDonald
San Saba
Maurice Linn
Hilda Williamson
Clinton Coffey
Weekend Notes From Locker Community
Weekend rounds include Mrs Lizzie Walker Cecil of Ft Worth and Mrs Golda Thompson of Coleman returning home. H W Barnett visited Ranger and west over the weekend. A PT A meeting is set at Locker schoolhouse next Friday December 12. Spring Creek beat Locker volleyball in two of eight games at Spring Creek playground. Team and pep squad accompanied by teachers Mr Byford Miss Haynes and Mr Webb. Richard Robbins from near San Saba visited Friday. Prof and Mrs Lee Burkett drove to Bend Saturday to take home their mother Mrs W F Lewis. Badger King busied past days warning men to work on the road improving the public passway.
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Lizzie Walker
Cecil
Ft. Worth
Golda Thompson
Coleman
H. W. Barnett
Ranger
Spring Creek
Byford
Haynes
Webb
Richard Robbins
San Saba
Lee Burkett
Bend
W. F. Lewis
Badger King
Church of Christ Bible Study and Services Schedule
The Church of Christ lists Bible study at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m communion for Noor Young People Meeting at 8:00 p m and Evening service. Ladies Bible Class Mondays at 3:00 p m Minister Clem W Hoover. A bouncing fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs Orel Harkey last Friday December 6 in an Avustio hospital and both mother and baby are reported well.
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Church OF Christ Bible Study
Noor
Clem W. Hoover
Orel Harkey
Mra
Harkey
Avustio
Mrs W A Wilson and Wanda Visit San Angelo Family
Mrs W A Wilson and her daughter Wanda from San Angelo spent a weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs A B Wilson.
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W. A. Wilson
Miss Wanda
San Angelo
Mrs
A. B. Wilson
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