Newspaper Staff Credits and Roles
The in chief is Lillian Yates with assistant editors Dot Buster Earl Russell and Andrew Griggs. Reporters listed include La Delle Macon Kathryn McNabb Margaret Harris Dorothy Lamb Doris Jackson George Lee Terry Margaret Mason Florene Livengood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Yates
Dot Buster
Earl Russell
Andrew Griggs
la Delle Macon
Kathryn McNabb
Margaret Harris
Dorothy Lamb
Doris Jackson
George Lee Terry
Margaret Mason
Florene Livengood
Latin II Club Organizes Activities and Leadership
The Latin II class organizes a Friday club with Billie McDonald president and Margaret Harris vice president. Members include Dorothy Mae Buster Dorothy Jack Bates Mildred Hood and Isabelle York. Sponsor Miss Doak. They study two Roman students and plan a Roman Play after Christmas with talks on Roman customs and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie McDonald
Margaret Harris
Dorothy Mae Buster
Dorothy Jack Bates
Mildred Hood
Isabelle York
Greece
Miss Doak
Italy
Museum Club Plans Banquet for December 21 1934
The Museum Club met December 14 1934 and discussed holding a banquet on Friday December 21 1934. Mr. Pauling proposed the event as part of the meeting proceedings.
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Museum Club
Pauling
High School Social Evening Ends With Anagrams
The report lists numerous female guests led by Mrs. H. K. Langford and Lee Dew ees and male guests including Virgil Rush Udell Ford and L J Hager as they hosted a dinner. The narrative notes mishaps with peeling sweet potatoes and salad preparation and ends with the group glad to have finished the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngquist
le Macon
la Delle Macon
Nellie Reeves
Christmas ty at the home of Mr and Mrs Frack Heflin
J W Chandler leaves for visits in Waco Mart Coolee and Delta to attend the golden wedding of his uncle John Webb and Mrs Webb. Mr and Mrs John Morelan St Big Springs will spend the weekend with Rev and Mrs Sam Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Waco
Mart
Coolee
Delta
John Webb
John Morelan
Big Springs
Sam Morris
Club votes on menu committee and Christmas plans
The motion carried and all girls formed a menu committee with Elizabeth Cundiff as chair. James H volunteered to bring a Christmas tree and a vote decided on presents. The banquet was canceled due to other plans. Bobby Bryan read an archeology note, and Mr. Pauling previewed January club expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cundiff
James High
Bobby Bryan
Mr. Pauling
Dramatic Club Presents Alice's Blue Gown This Year
The Dramatic Club staged its second play of the year last Wednesday at 10. The cast included Alice Margery Hills Patty Ilene Dewees Lola Mary Louise Doss Dado Maxine Caffee Celeste Marts Jane Bryant Dizzy Max ine Merritt Miss Prescott Janice Buie Jane Lorene Cook. The audience enjoyed the performance. The next production will be The Stolen Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Alice
Margery Hills
Patty
Ilene Dewees
Lola
Mary Louise Doss
Dado
Maxine
Caffee
Celeste
Marts Jane Bryant
Dizzy
Maxine Merritt
Miss Prescott
Janice Buie
Jane
Lorene Cook
Stolen Prince
Home Economics Buffet Supper Kept in Holiday Style
On Thursday evening December 13 the Home Economics Til A girls hosted a buffet supper at the cottage with Christmas colors red and green. Red candles lit the rooms, tables were dressed with runners, and a miniature Christmas tree centerpiece decorated the dining table. The meal began in the dining room and finished in the living room, followed by Bunco among some guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
The Sir Rowland Hill Stamp Club Meeting Notes
The Sir Rowland Hill Stamp Club meets twice weekly in room 16 with Miss Widney as sponsor. Officers include President Raymond Austin, Vice President Charles Carter, Secretary Mary Merritt, Treasurer Melba Cullum, Reporter George Terry. The standing membership committee is chaired by J. W. Dew George Terry and Marjorie Louton. The club is collecting United States stamps for albums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Hill
Sir Rowland Hill Stamp Club
Miss Widney
Raymond Austin
Charles Carter
Mary Meritt
Melba Cullum
George Terry
J. W. Dew George Terry
Marjorie Louton
United States
Tennis Season Hopes Rise With Improved Courts
The piece notes better courts and a few games played as the season begins. It praises our tennis king Mr. Dobyns who was last year and is expected to perform even better, urging him to rise to the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobyns
Basketball prospects start with strong local team
The article previews a promising basketball squad after Friday practice. It highlights Wade as a standout two-sport athlete, Syd as a skilled player, and the Rogs duo Norrig expected to contribute, predicting a mighty fine season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Syd
Christmas Greetings From The Bulldog Staff
The Spotlight shares warm Christmas and New Year wishes to its patrons. The note includes blessings and appreciation for readers, with a personal nod to Miss Widney and the staff.
Christmas notes from the library study hall
Evelyn Wiley writes a festive verse about friends and holiday mood as two small Christmas trees glow in the study hall. Bobby Nell Owen plans holidays in amour while Morris asks about San Angelo plans for Ann Mott and Sydney Russell heads to Clear Fork Brazos for a hunting tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Nell Owen
Amour
Morris
Ann Mott
San Angelo
Sydney Russell
Brazos
Evelyn ‘Wiley
I Wonder Why A High School Teaser Notes Social Quirks
A reader quiz style item lists questions about students and teachers at S. H. S. reflecting social interests last Sunday and midweek events. Names such as Helen Smith Evelyn Wiley Curtis Sloan Mrs Langford and Carlos Lewis appear in playful prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Evelyn Wiley
Curtis Sloan
Assembly Program Delights Center High Students
The high school held a December 18 program featuring students and Mrs Bowdry Goble Melody Ci Club. Mrs Ma hood read a Christmas story with support from Mrs McDonald and violin by an unnamed student. The Pierian Club and Theota were thanked for their roles in the performance.
Campus Buzzard tale at Haskell High about love and football
Curtis Terry pursues Ruth, a Haskell High School student, in a light campus vignette. The piece lampoons dating antics among young men and notes Wells as a developing character. Mary Louise Doss advises that heroics on the field aren’t needed for romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Terry
Ruth
Dearvold Haskell High School
Romantic Gestures Stir Banquet Rumors
Rumors claim Dorothy Lowe dedicated a toast to a young man at the football banquet stirring questions about her affection. The piece questions if another youth is left “out in the cold” and urges caution before confirming gossip.
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Dorothy Lowe
Lost and Found Notices Featuring Romantic Remedies
A humorous 1910s style column notes a lost love affair needing a remedy from Helen Smith. Also lists found items including a vague “cece to sa” for a young man and a remark on leading youths to fall for an old line with “Experience-plenty” and a contact hint 658W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
H.R
Wanted To Trade or Sell Monell Thompson Ad
Wanted to trade or sell. Help pass the dull hours away. Experience not necessary. I do all the work. Monell. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monell. Thompson
Christmas Party for Phebean Class at Nalley Home
The Phebean Class of First Baptist Sunday School held its annual Christmas party at Mrs C O Nalley’s residence with associate hostesses Mesdames W O Gillean Raymond Hammer and Pete Stifflemire. Mrs Sam Morris led games and a group of carols and readings followed a Santa gifts moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Nalley
Tucodey
First Baptist Sunday School
Nalley
Mesdames
W. O. Gillean
Raymond Hammer
Pete Stifflemire
W. B. Tayman
Clay Randel
T. R. Tinsley
W. F. Robbins
Sam Morris
Santanus
Mesdames W. F. Robbins
Glyn Smith
Martin Pope
Omar Osborne
Sterling Keen
J. T. Allen
Roland Daughtry
E. L. Helmer
N. D. Lytle
Chester Burson
Albert Berry
J. D. Chapman
Minor Berry
Tommy Lee
Lou Crump
Felton Underwood
Guy Bridges
Clay Markham
E. H. Bushel
Virginia Tayman
Amoma Class Christmas Party Celebrated at Addis Home
Katharine Addis entertained the Amoma Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church at her parents home on Tuesday night. The event featured Christmas decorations, gifts from Santa, a Christmas story, a poem, and a play performed by students. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Addis and several listed class members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMOMA
Katharine Addis
First Baptist Church
G. H. Addis
Santa Claus
Miss Addis
Annie Dewees
Christmas Party for Y W A at First Baptist Church
A Y W A gathering at First Baptist Church hosted by Miss La Verne McClellan featured games before Santa Claus distributed gifts to members. A salad course with hot tea and cookies followed for numerous attendees including Lot tie Hanson Ruby Hanson Opal Mc Cauley Mary Gregory Frances Lovey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.A
First Baptist Church
Mary McNeille Smith
Emily Coleman
Annie Dewees
Maye Belle Buffington
T. E. York
J. G. Swint
Christmas Party for Auxiliary at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held its annual Christmas party in the church basement with red and green lights tall tapers and a shining tree. The hymn Joy to the World was sung before a brief business session and plans were made for the fifth Sunday Young People's meeting on December 30 led by Mrs A C Braun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Young People
A. C. Braun
Christmas party at Mrs Pinson's home
Mrs J C Pinson hosted a December afternoon with a short devotional and accordion selections. A Christmas reading by Mrs W E nington and Effie Jean Furrh preceded gift distribution from the tree. Hostesses Mesdames Dick Rowland Perry Smith J C Pinson and L B Furrh served chicken salad wafers spiced cake and tea. Others attending included Mesdames J W Wright Cliff Lousignant C F Williams and Oliver Crump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pinson
Local Family Visits O G Lewis Amid Recovery
Personal notices reveal Mr and Mrs B F Miles with two daughters Mrs S Lambert and Mrs K C Fiid ay and son Harold Glen of Cal Vernon visitors to O G Lewis as he rapidly recovers from a recent illness. Family members include Mr and Mrs R G Lewis and sons J F and J N Lewis and daughter Mrs O M Pigg of Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Miles
S. Lambert
K. C. Fiiday
Harold Glen
Cal
R. .G. Lewis
J. F
J. N. Lewis
O. M. Pigg
Vernon
O. G. Lewis
Miss Lua James Guests with Abilene Sister
Miss Lua James of Abilene spent the weekend as a guest of her sister Mrs. Brandon Curry, enjoying family visit and hospitality in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lua James
Abilene
Brandon Curry
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Sunday School
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church hosts a gathering with friends to discuss community service plans and scripture reflections. Attendees include Sunday School members and church supporters from the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Baptist Sunday School and Friends
Elizabeth Jackson Circle Presents Christmas Pageant
Elizabeth Jackson Circle of Jones County Barn staged a Christmas program at the White Cross Mission directed by Mrs. Victor Nelson. Members described Christmas customs in Chili and Neama Mania while M A Mrs. J T Medlin and Mrs. Hawkins spoke about local observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jackson Circle
Victor Nelson
White Cross
Elizabeth Jackson
Jones County
M. A
J. T. Medlin
Hawkins
Poker rout leaves Charles Slater hospitalized after royal flush gamble
A misread hand led to a rough end as Charles Slater of Setkey allegedly pocketed a 53 and fastened a fish, then woke in hospital following a royal flush incident in a poker game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slater
Setkey
City
Low club rates at Stamford American with vipers
Stamford American hiking daily fees as vipers exert quiet influence on club rate discussions. Local officials address membership cost concerns and outline steps to adjust pricing for broader access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford American
Viperers
Slipping? Earl Russell Seeks Tuesday Date Dilemma
In a breezy note, readers wonder if Earl Russell can secure a Tuesday night date. The query hints the young lady avoids him for reasons tied to another man, urging Earl to leave her be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Russell
Earl
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