Texas Educators Conference Sets July Sessions
The tenth annual county superintendents and supervisors conference will run July 24 25 at Texas A M College in College Station with the theme Superintendent and His Teachers The event is sponsored by the rural education department and attracts about one hundred county school superintendents plus other educators.
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College Station
Texas
Texas A and M College
W. L. Hughes
Rural Education Department
Erine IC. Robbins
Milami County
Ieman
Ing Educational Lemlers
Lsted
Reading County
M. College
L. A. Woods
John O T. Woods
State
Dean T. Shes
C.F Arrowoml
Che Wratty
Woven
Sam Houston State
Henry Stilwell
Texas Ste
G. G. Chough
Thern Methodist University
Pat Jeff
Baylor Teiveraliy
Waco
Local Notices and Harford County Community Notes
Community persons are listed with social events church attendance and illness updates. Mrs Graves Groves dies at sober home in Stinnett as W H Groves family and others attend last rites. Mrs Dora Groves of Wellington and Olan Norwood visit Dozier and Lone Mound churches while farm life and plums on the river are noted.
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Fay Clemons
Anna Lee
Ana
Min
Stra
MM Fay
Norine Vercelle
View
Mra
Groves
Stinnett
John
George
Creves
Eugene Extetl
Willie
Vira
Dora Groves
Wellington
Ww. H. Groves
Elmer Strong
Zedvans
Anni Lee
Baptist Church
Lone Mound
Church of Christ
J. D. Mallow
Alice Sloan
Grover Sloan
Dozier
Beatrice
Alice Sloss
Boy Scout unit reports large turnout and weekend plans
J L Anderson Scout Executive leads Troop I with Dewsy Ellis as Scoutmaster and several assistants. The meeting on the Lesson Hall lawn drew many scouts and visitors. Weekend plans include a ball game with Troop 2 and a truck pull fundraiser. Cubs and leaders enjoyed a day at Kalayrday resort with hiking and cliff activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Anderson
Dewsy Ellis
G. Kienryville
Marvin Somers
UAE Aye
Ail Seouta
Alvo
Neils
T Seait
Elmer Gofer
Powell
J Powell
Gilbertford
John Hey Sales
Burton Lowe
GL. Parrar
Dunior Thaarow
He i. Sisk
Travis Simte
Enetita
Latte
Nicholson community notes reflect visits and church events
Relatives visited Mr and Mrs Hyman from Saturday to Tuesday. Miss Eula Poteet returned from Fort Worth. Sunday guests included Miss Bales and several others. New Sunday School officers elected led by Mr Hyman. Thirty three attendees with seven visitors. Several families noted travel and visits across Oklahoma and Texas.
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Nell Poteet
Missey
Winona
Holland
Mahotah Wilson
Flordell Bean
Virginian
Crossland
Miss. Hula
Poteet
Mra
Lister
Oklahoma
Jack Jarrell
Canyon
D. H. Jarrell
D. L. Horton
Claude White
J. H. Horton
E. 0. Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Janet
Buck Creek
Raymond Jarrell
Fort Hill
Claud White
TD. C. Childress
O. T. Smith
Memphis
Floydada
Myrtle Hetheox
Marie
Lorene Shields
Mr Ruby
Ina Mae Yarbrough
Herman Yarbrough
Lois
William Shields
Demos Foster
Eli
J. B
Vera
Ruth Lewis
Arkansas
C. D. Damron
First Baptist Church
Plant breeding history and Mendel's law impact noted
The article traces plant breeding from 1865 to a revival around 1901, highlighting hybrid production and the foundational role of Mendel's law in guiding genetics research and practical breeding methods.
Plymouth Birth and Local Visit Highlights
Mrs C W Fritts welcomed daughter Alma Leta born June 30. Community notes list multiple visits between families in Plymouth including Etta Mae Hill James Bradley Jewel Lowe and others, with various relatives visiting in Shamrock Denton Memphis Plainview and Quail areas.
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Clyde Clement
Alma Leta
Etta Mae Hill
Memphis
James Bradley
Shamrock
Charlie Bradley
Henry Balkman
Gon
Walter Bradley
Jeange DeBord
Jewel Lowe
Loraine
Mary Turner
Viola Sullivan
Asazlee
Montgomery
James and
Juanita Crance
Nicholson
J. T. Sullivan
Tommy Austin
Nellie
Lena Austin
Fort’ S Worth
Charles F. Austin
Denton
Co. B. Cates
S. J. Carrell
W. L. Browning
C. F
J. W. Griffin
Littlefield
Feal Neely
Marel Walkey
Meonia
Mia
Bill Griswold
R. W. Griswold
Plainview
Bill
Griswold
Vernon Fritts
W. H. McCutcheon
Local visitors stop by in Plymouth area Sunday
West of Plymouth on Sunday Warren Lowe and family visited the Tom Cunningham home along with Mrs. Jack Tinkle and her children.
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Plymouth
Warren Lowe
Jack Tinkle
Tom Cunningham
Obituary of Edward J. Clark who died at 57 in Loco
Edward Jackson Clark born April 25 1876 died at 57 after a long illness. He married Minnie Clark September 30 1900 and had nine children, seven living including Mrs. Mattie Jones and Mrs. Hattie Boharman. He leaves three brothers and three sisters and was a devout Christian with a strong testimony. Rev. N A Hansard of the First Baptist Church of Loco conducted services.
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Edward Jackson Clark
Minnie Clark
Mattie Jones
St. Louis
Hattie Boharman
Big Springs
Stella Sexton
Loco
Juanita Kinchaloo
Dodsonville
Lottie
Floyd Clark
Marshall Clark
Wheeler
Sheffield Clark
Arch Clark
Oklahoma City
Dannie Long
Fort Worth
Henryetta Noah
Reatha Bearden
Clark
Texas
IV, A. Hansard
Swearingen Community News Highlights Local Socials
Sunday School and singing drew large crowds at Swearingen with reports of visits among families. Local farming discussions focused on signing up for a new cotton plan as crops show signs of needing rain. The Swearingen baseball team hosted Harrell’s Chapel in a playful Sunday scrimmage.
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Fred Hamilton
Johnson
Swearingen
Harrell’s Chapel
Harrell Chapel
Constable Stages Road Crash Scenarios in Reigate
Constable Beacher of Reigate England creates staged rear end collisions with discarded cars at danger crossings to warn drivers. He aims to educate the public on road dangers and keep motorists alert by displaying wrecks along the highway.
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Constable Beacher
Treigate
England
Imatorigta
Reigate
Mos. Mildred Smith Dies After Fall in Litchfield
Moselle Mildred Smith of Litchfield died last week from a fracture after she tripped over a kitten and fell. The death followed a period of illness and occurred in the home. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Mos
Mildred Smith
Litchfield
Barefoot Co-Ed Chases Burglar With Ball Bat
Northwestern University co-ed Virginia Michaud chased a burglar who entered her home last week. Clad in pajamas she grabbed a baseball bat, pursued him two blocks through mud and wet grass, then fled as he fled. She is noted as a beauty and friend of Virginia Dawes, daughter of ex Vice President Charles G. Dawes.
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Evanston
Virginia Michaud
Northwestern University
Virginia
Michaud
Virginia Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Wage Campaign Against Spread Of Hay Fever
U S Department of Agriculture leaflets urge ragweed control to cut hay fever cases. Public Health Service notes 65 percent of autumn hay fever cases linked to ragweed with Mississippi River areas most affected. goldenrod blamed less. Campaigns target highways and vacant lots. twice yearly ragweed cuts reduce pollen and disease severity.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
The
Public Health Service
Trench Silo Introduced For Drought Eased Farming
Wilson county farmers facing a May drought and possible crop failure plan trench silos in varied sizes from 20 to 100 feet long 15 feet wide and 10 feet deep. Some have already been filled as county agent notes.
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Wilson County
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Texas Program For Educators
Abra
A. L. Moring
Edinburg
Dinburg Junior College
Texas Junior College
L. BE. Chandler
Claire Hudson
Ivy Lee Doty
S. W. Patrick
Boy Scout Everts
Bennett Bard
Charley Lowry
Benhurst
Ardite
Csitterd Dekerwilmin
Cuba
Cason
Beys
Austin
Ned
Ane
Fess Young
Hen Huret Yderson
Charlie
Virginia Croseland
C. W. Fritts
Swearingen By
Ruby Yarbrough
Victoria White
Durant
Myrtle Wethcox
Ruthy Yarbrough
Marie and
Irene Shields
Ina Mac
Pauline Yarbrough
Mrs. B. F. Horton
Mrs. C. L. Morgan
Tommijee and
Larlene
Enent
Mr. Morgan
Quail
Grandma Shields
Rolla
Lon Shields
Johnnie Ruth Yarbrough
Rudie Ae Bowen
Little Vinita Farrell Horton
Barefoot
Goldenrod
Lux Soap
Big Ben
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