Texas Delegation Drives Organization at N E A Meeting in Cincinnati
Texas visitors gathered at the N E A Depart ment of Superintendence meeting in Cincinnati to organize and plan for Texas representation. Officers elected included N R Crozier of Dallas as president and F M Black of Houston as vice president. N S Holland of Stamford named secretary with A W Stilwell to arrange for the 1 year hence Texas delegation. A long roster lists numerous Texas educators attending from Navasota to El Paso, with many principals and superintendents, plus educators from Baylor and Southwestern universities. Thirty Texans later toured Mammoth Cave Kentucky. Miss Hunter of Fort Worth will report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Texas
Linton Hotel
N. R. Crozier
Dallas
F. M. Black
Houston
N. S. Holland
Stamford
A. W. Stilwell
Texarkana
Department of Superintendence
Penpet R. Crozier
Tuutelore
Southwest
L. G. Andrews
Navasota
L. J. Berry
San Biarcos
Merrill Bishop
San Antonio
A. M. Blackman
State Department of Education
Austin
S. L. Butler
Wichita Falls
R. H. Brister
Taylor
Lee Cark
Gainsville
G. O. Clough
Tyler
L. T. Cook
Breckenridge
R. A. Collins
Port Arthur
Ass’t
E. B. Cauthorn
E. B. Comstock
Jane Caroline
O. R. Childress
Chillicothe
B. B. Cobb
Waco
W. Tr. Doggett
Denton
J. D. Easley
Fort Worth
F. S. Bakel
C. A. Gardner
W. M. Green
Madison Hall
Bryan
Eula Hunter
Evalina Harington
Wylie A. Parker
Lora Peck
C. A. Puckett
J. F. Peeler
J. C. Pyle
Sherman
L. C. Proctor
Temple
Leonard Power
C.R. Rhodes
J. L. Russell
W. C. Reed
Rosebud
S. J. Smith
Mineral Wells
Katherine Terry
J. L. Tucker
Sour Lake
Leland Watkins
J. C. Webb
Harrisburg
Lela Lee Williams
L. Y. Warren
Wynce Lay
American Book Company
J. L. Long
Practical Drawing Company
Texas Outlook
School Journal
Stockholders Meeting For Stamford Bank May 15 1925
Notice calls a stockholders meeting of the First State Bank of Stamford Texas on May 15 1925 at 10 AM at the banking house to vote on amending the charter by scrapping the Guaranty Fund plan and adopting the Bond Security system under Senate Bills 112 and 114 to protect depositors Directors named Layne Southard Bettis Harlan Gray Pratt Montnowery 47-t Art Exhibit week programs noted.
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First State Bank
Stamford
Texas
E. H. Layne
Dallas Southard
P. R. Bettis
O. P. Harlan
C. B. Gray
J. R. Pratt
J. E. Montnowery
Womanless Wedding at Pleasant Valley Slated for Friday
Pleasant Valley schedules a womanless wedding on Friday March 20 due to a conflict with the Longhorn Band. The procession lists ushers, bridesmaids, flower girls, and other participants led by Bridegroom Joe Lloyd Matthews with Minister Alex Reed and family members named. Bernise Swenson to sing and Reubie Rowand to play the Wedding March. Public invited to campus for the event and social hour after.
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Pleasant Valley
Longhorn Band
Allie Drury
Alvin West
McBride
Dudley Ansley
Roy West
Ollie Williams
Efford Reed
Joe Paterson
Andrew Reed
Roy Ansey
Franklin West
Isom Jackson
A. Z. Patterson
Raymond Swenson
Weaver Patterson
Joe Lloyd Matthews
Carl Reed
Alex Reed
Otto Ruel
Arthur Ruel
Lewis Blackstock
Thelmer Jones
Bernise Swenson
Reubie Rowand
Mendelssohn
Weather Brings Rain Forecast For Area
McConnell notes rain likely in near future as residents report routine weekend activities. A large crowd attended Sunday School and heard Rev. K. K. Toby of Abilene share experiences from his life in Japan. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Connally of Stamford and Bonner Rhodes among others visiting local homes.
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West
R. A. Cauthen
Stamford
Alvin Jones
Cris Jones
J. H. Chapman
Arthur Chapman
This Place
K. K. Toby
Abilene
Japan
C. Cauthen
Bonner Rhodes
Singing Sunday at Corinth Draws Large Crowd
In Corinth a Singing Sunday attracted a large attendance. A Watt family party hosted a Saturday gathering with numerous young people. Several local families visited kin and friends across the area as sickness rises with mentions of G. H. Wersebe and Mark Holloway on the sick list.
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Corinth
Watt
T. M. Watts
Chester Thurman
Hugh Bennett
Whitley
Miss Scott
William and Russell
Anson
Leeders
FE. D' Watts
Luke Watts
G. H. Wersebe
Mark Holloway
Spring Weather Triggers Planting and Visits Across Plainview
Plainview reports warming conditions with maize planting underway. Ernest Coleman and family visited Mrs Hobbs near Rochester over the weekend while Faye Campbell stayed overnight with Grace Brown. Vernon Tidwell and family from Ansen visited FE at Lovvorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Coleman
W. H. Hobbs
Rochester
Faye Campbell
Grace Brown
Vernon Tidwell
Ansen
Lovvorn
Miller and Miller families part of regional social circuit
Messrs Ted and Henry Miller plan to attend the Fat Stock Show this Sunday afternoon. J F Miller is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Scott and Sterling visit near Ranger. C H Miller and multiple Miller households visited the Cotter's at Rule last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Henry A x
J. F. Miller
Scott
Sterl
Ing
Ranger
C. H. Miller
CC. W. Campbell
A. A. Miller
Cotter’s
Rule
Brownie
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N. E. A. Ass’n
Goggan Sign Service
G. S. Landers
Hudson
Sweetwater
Yates Drug Store
Lubbock
Big Spring
San Angelo
Red Ball
McConnell
N. A. Harper
W. Moran
Plainview
Brazelton Llumber Company
Joyland Theatre
Bill Mix
ISO
Big Ben
Uncle Sam
Flectric
Royal Gasoline Irons
Keon Kutter
Shumate Razors
Ars
Daisy Air Rifles
Sherwin-Williams
Winchester
Baseball
Gambill Bros. Hardware North Libr
Garrigan House
J. A. Carrigan
Oliver Street
Stamford, Texas
Henderson Cord Tires
H. H. Corley
N. Swenson
Connell
Leves Tayman
GRC
Reid's Cash Grocery
West Moran
W. Reid
Yse
F. M. Lock
City Hall
H. W. Woodson
Public Accountant
Income Tax Service
Dodson Motor Company
Stamford, Tex
Fitzpatrick
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