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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1952

Page

2

The Lee Lantern Publication Credits

The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly by the sophomore Journalism class of Lee College Baytown Texas with typography by Throop Machinery Company Houston and printing by Jackson Printery Houston Sponsoring staff includes Louise Alpha Norma Born Carolyn Foster Thomas J Carrington George Solana and Robert Hensley James F Koenig also listed as sponsor delegates

Lee Lantern Lee’College Baytown Texas Throop Machinery Company Heights Blvd Houston Jackson Printery Louise Alpha Norma Born Carolyn Foster Thomas J Carrington George Solana Robert Hensley Tereteenees James F. Koenig

Divorce Mills in Puerto Rico Duel with Sacred Marriage

A magazine article touts a resort style divorce mill in Puerto Rico offering quick dissolutions and social activities to forget a troubled marriage. It contrasts the lure of easy separation with a culture that preserves marriage as a sacred contract and warns of broader economic impacts.

Puerto Rico Reno United States

Nothing Serious About a Poll on Government Change

A humorous poll reports mixed reactions to political turnover. Farmer Greenfield cites rainless crops and new dams. Roscoe Dibling notes classroom warmth. Mrs. Van Van Updunk laments economic impact and social shifts.

Roscoe Dibling Podunk Univ van van Updunk

Light Reflections by T. J. Carrington and Swift quotes

Reflections mix literary excerpts from T. J. Carrington with Johnathon Swift commentary on April and England. The author critiques English travel anticipation and persistence of success while noting language fluency and social behavior. The piece questions U.S. foreign policy in the United Nations era.

T. J. Carrington England April Browning Atlantic London Tangiers

Class Added Humor and Personal Notes Spark School Feature

Jokes and quirks appear about students and teachers including Betty Hart’s algebra worries, Barbara Grant’s looks, pecan-loving Raeford Reese and James Huey, seafood fan J. W. Brandin, psychology fans Bill Few and R. L. Dabney, and others. The piece highlights daily traits, nicknames, and classroom moments.

Betty Hart Black Barbara Grant Raeford Reese James Huey J. W. Brandin Bill Few R. L. Dabney

Westerns and O Henry Films Dominate Movie Shelf

The article notes a wave of new westerns like Springfield Rifle The Man Behind the Gun Come On Texas Man from the Alamo Pony Soldier and The Silver Whip plus O Henry’s Full House with stars Dale Robertson Marilyn Monroe Anne Baxter Jean Peters Jeannie Crain Farley Granger and Fred Allen. It also highlights new books by Tom Lea Edna Ferber J Frank Dobie Steinbeck and Tallulah Bankhead and mentions art and regional Texas themes.

Bill Gary Cooper Texas Randolf Scott O. Henry Dale Robertson Soapy Charles Laughton Marilyn Monrooooooe Marilyn Monroe Anne Baxter Jean Peters Fred Allen Oscar Levant Edna Ferber J. Frank Dobie Eden

Ping-Pong of Conversation and Child Development

The piece compares dialogue to a ping-pong game, stressing flow and mutual exchange. It urges conversational openness for ideas, notes the need for practice, and critiques emphasis on money over emotional and intellectual child needs. It cites teachers who say children become problems from problem parents and calls for diligent methods.

Sue Ella United States

Haine Comments by Norma Born

A collection of humorous remarks about love, marriage, gender, and everyday life. Observations on relationships, jealousy, honesty, and human quirks feature witticisms about men women and social norms. Lighterquips include cat curiosity dog food chlorophyll and student humor about annual pictures.

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Lee Johnathan Swift U. S Friends of Humanity United Nations Organization Linda Pierce Jerry Pruett Max Irene Selensky Perry Beauchamp James Carroll Joe Wells Janie Tarburton Billy Glenn Davidson Kay Cressly John Smith Mildred Humphries Pat Mann Ollie Miller Carolyn Wynne Scholastic Terry Page Edmond LaFonte Pee Wee Thomas Gladys Ellis O’henry Jeanne Crain Farley Granger Tom Lea By Carolyn Foster Haine Norma
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