Homemaking Teachers Attend State Conference in Dallas
Wellington High School homemaking teachers Mrs. P M Scott and Mrs. Gary Killian join the State Inservice Conference for Homemaking Teachers Association at the Statler Hotel Dallas July 31 to August 4. Keynote speaker Carl E Terzian will discuss What Shall It Be Pity or Pride The event covers career education sessions industry university and public school consultants with awards banquet and annual meeting headlined by Dr Thomas J Shipp over 2300 teachers expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Scott
Gary Killian
Wellington High School
Homemaking Teachers Association
Statler Hotel
Dallas
Elizabeth F. Smith
Carl E. Terzian
Los Angles
Calif
Nolan Estes
Texas Education Agency
Vocational Homemaking Teachers Association
Thomas J. Shipp
Lovers Lane United Methodist Church
Jane B. Moore
Mother of Van Schooler Dies
Mrs. Thomas L. Schooler 66 died July 23 prompting funeral at Pecan Baptist Church July 29 with burial at Paint Rock Creek Cemetery. A Falls County native and retired Coke County teacher, she and Van ranched in Wildcat area. survivors include sons Don Amarillo Van Quail and James San Angelo, a sister and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Schooler
Fred Bourland
Quail
Robert Lee
Fair Hobby Show Welcomes All at Collingsworth Fair
The Hobbies Division invites all ages up to 64 to enter the two day Collingsworth County Fair event on Sept 8 and 9. Entries must be received Sept 7 between 3:00 and 5:15 p.m. Prizes for each class include first second and third place ribbons with special awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
B.K. Hall
Hobbies
Hall
Neal Gray
Lee DeVoss
Childress 4-H Rodeo Slated for August Event
The 9th annual Childress 4-H rodeo opens August 4 and 5 with stock from Campbell and Cordell. Eight events include roping bull riding bareback broncs barrel racing pole bending and games like rescue racing and the potato race for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Campbell and
Cordell
Wellington Leader publication and rates notice
The Wellington Leader based at 913 West Ave Wellington Texas publishes Thursdays. Editor and Publisher H Deskins Wells lists subscription rates of 5.25 dollars per year inside trade territory and 6.50 dollars per year outside. The issue was entered as second class mail August 25 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
West Ave
Tex
H. Deskins
Wells
Pigg named to develop Clarendon College music program
Kern Pigg and his wife Kathryn join Clarendon College as music program developers. He comes from Meridian Junior College where he led the music program and taught music theory. The new CC program will serve music majors and general students with band choir theory and wind piano and organ instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern Pigg
Wellington
Clarendon College
Beryl Clinton
Clarendon
Meridian Junior College
Meridian Miss
Pigg
Kathryn
Martin
Kelly Pigg
CJC
North Texas State University
Galveston
W.L. Yancey Junior College
Bay Minette
Alabama
Rosinton
Catfish Regulation Drops 11 Inch Minimum Length
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission removed the 11 inch minimum length for catfish except in the Northeast Regulatory District. Daily bag limit stays 25 and possession limit 50. Visitors to Mr and Mrs R L Pendergraft included sister Mrs Myrtle Voss and Dallas grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
R.L. Pendergraft
Myrtle Voss
Dallas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woods’ Shoes
Shamrock
Texas
First National Bank
CC Music
Meridian Symphony Orchestra
Mississippi Junior College Band Directors Association
Meridian Junior College Faculty Association
Whitehall
Windsor
Parsons
Doc’s
Atex Oil Company
Bell Gas
MOS
Wellington, Texas
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