Smith-Hughes judging honors for A M College boys
A letter from C H Winkler congratulates Prentice and Powell on the 18th annual Smith Hughes Judging Contests held April 15. The boys from vocational agriculture earned top honors including first in Livestock, second in hogs, and high placements in sheep, poultry, and related events with several individuals noted for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
C. H. Winkler
A. & M. Smith- Hughes Day
Mr Prentice
Smith-Hughes
Powell
Lo¢ker
Miller
Garrett
Wimodausis Club Demonstrates Rug Dyeing
Mrs Etta Ringgold led Wimodausis Club on May 21 with a rug making demo. She urged removing animals from hooked rugs and favoring subdued colors. A quilt sold, bought by Mrs A F Wood. Next meeting set for June 12 at the community house.
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Etta Ringgold
Wimodausis Club
A.d. Todd
Spring Creek School House
Superintendent Noel Wood Plans Summer At Home
Superintendent Noel Wood, who has taught at the San Gabriel school for five years, is at home to spend the summer vacation.
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Noel Wood
San Gabriel School
Mrs Fagg and John Attend Mary Bell's Graduation Return
Mrs. E. E. Fagg and John accompanied Miss Mary Bell home from the State University graduation in Austin last Friday, marking a family observance of the milestone.
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E. E. Fagg
John
Austin
Mary Bell
the State University, Home
A M Short Course Will Include Dairy Men
A M short course for dairy men lists speakers QO Reed chief of the Bureau of Dairy Industry Washington D C and Lyn Copeland in charge of registering Merit testing American Jersey Cattle Club New York on Thursday August 1 designated Breeders Day Reed will discuss The Program of the Bureau of Dairy Industry Copeland on Proven Sires followed by an inspection of the College Dairy herd Demonstrations in handling milk and cream at the College creamery Several other speakers will be on the dairy program
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QO. E. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Washington, D.C
Lyn Copeland
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Reed
Copeland
College Creamery
Notary Public List County Announced in San Saba
A San Saba County records list names eligible to qualify as notaries public. The compilation credits County Clerk Arch Woods and includes numerous residents across Cherokee Bend and Mercury districts.
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Notary Public List
San Saba County
Arch Woods
San Saba
J. H. Baker
R. W. Burleson
Margaret Baker
H. D. Chadwick
Joe Clark
H. C. Coryell
Joseph B. Cowan
W. V. Dean
W. C. Dofflemyer
Maxine Doran
Frances Everett
EB. Fagg
F. R. Gray
J. E. Hagan
C. A. Harkey
M. E. Harlan
Geo. W. Horton
E. B. House
R. L. Johnson
J. Mitch Johnson
E. Kelley
S. L. Kirk
Chay Kuykendall
S. Laird
N. K. Lidstone
Lucille Low
R. R. Low
W. A
Zola
Ward Watson
J. W. Cavness
Mrs
Dennis Dean
J. T. Hillin
Bend
W. J. Millican
Chappel
J. B. Harrell
Sullivan Hall
W. G. Locker
D. S. Templeton
Locker
M. E. Armstrong
Thos. Cummings
S. E. Owen
Mercury
Geraldine Cleghorn
Gertrude Cleghorn
Dora E. McGarty
Richland Springs
W. M. Brown
J. A. Carter
J. B. Coffey
H. A. Graham
J. H. Hart
E. B. Prather
J. H. Templeton
A. F. Wood
Bourland Returns From Schreiner Institute Visit
T. C. Bourland, long at Schreiner Institute in Kerrville, has returned to spend his vacation in San Saba.
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T. C. Bourland
Schreiner “Institute
Kerrville
San Saba
18 Year Age Rule Adopted for Texas High Schools
Austin May 22 A statewide rule change sets 18 as the maximum age for participants in Interscholastic League contests effective September 1, 1936. The move, urged by Roy Bedichek, aims to ensure bona fide high school students compete in athletic and other programs, placing Texas ahead of most states. The meeting also expands girls tennis entries and adds junior tennis in county and regional competitions for the 1935-86 school year.
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Austin
Roy Bedichek
Bureau of Public Schools
University of Texas
Bedichek
Texas
New York
Protect Your Clothes With Free Moth Proof Bags
The Hub Cleaners offers complimentary moth proof bags with each suit cleaning and pressing, safeguarding fabrics from moth damage while ensuring garments are fresh and ready to wear.
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Hub Cleaners
Visitors and students vacationing in New Braunfels area
A sequence of local notices reports visitors from Perry, Austin, Florence and Richland Springs, and John Tarleton College students home for vacation. Names include Mrs C D Hayden, Mr and Mrs R L Rich, Miss Justine Limroth, Marshal Fox, Roy Cheek, Amos Crouch, and Ella Hayden among others.
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J. C. Campbell
H. O. Timmins
New Braunfels
Justine Limroth
John Tarleton College
Marshal Fox
Roy Cheek
Amos Crouch
Richland Springs
T. E. Hayden
Florence
Ella Hayden
Rate of Pay Set Regions Formed For Relief Work
President Roosevelt signed an executive order creating pay scales under the four billion relief program, dividing the nation into four regions. Wages range from 19 to 94 dollars monthly, with lower rates in the South and higher in the East. Regional and local wage data guided the determinations, with specifics for six states in region three and varied scales by municipality size. The article also includes biblical quotes and exhortations urging church support and charitable giving.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Frank C. Harker
Division of Appplications and Information
Bureau of Labor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Employment Service
The Church and Money: A Call to Generous Giving
The speaker urges financial support for the church, praising sacrificial giving over wealth, and condemns two types of noncontributors the spendthrift Irishman and the frugal Scotchman. He cites scripture to urge conversion as the cure and emphasizes that generous giving blesses the giver as well as the church.
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Christ
Temple
Solomon
Chap pel resident to begin cutting and thrashing next week
Ben Lively, a Chap pel community member, announced plans to start cutting this week and thrashing in that section next week, outlining upcoming agricultural work.
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Ben Lively
Chappel
Spring Creek resident Lou Schneider visits News office
Lou Schneider of the Spring Creek community was a pleasant caller at the News office Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Schneider
Spring Creek
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Ruby Lee Morris
Hitea
Faurot
Goodyear
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S. J. Howard
Wilburn Watson
E. L. Wittrup
Baby
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C. D. Hayden
Carey Franklin
5. E. Harber
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Poteau, Oklahoma
Clarence Gottschalk
Perry
Jaws
B. T. Rich
R. L. Rich
R. T. Rich
Elizabeth
RB. T. Rich
Oral Harkey
South Texas Teachers College
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