Public School Honor Roll Seventh Month Highlights
The public school honor roll for the seventh month lists students by grade from first to eleventh. Notable top averages include Tom Everheart in third grade with 95 percent, Jo Hestand in sixth grade with 97 percent, and Clara Craig in eleventh grade with 93 percent. Only three failures occurred, all tied to irregular attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Jane Skaggs
Grady Haliburton
Louise Truett
Katherine Clinton
Beatrice Maynard
Clifford Robinson
Theresa Reeves
Delmon Webb
Lavern Henderson
Margaret Pierce
Roger Holcomb
Mary Lee Andrews
Baby Nell Penn
Virginia Smith
Aubrey Cook
Emma Craig
Fay Turney
Clara Mae Truett
Charley Belle Truett
Frances Delfel
Milliard Mangrum
Mardell Pumphrey
Jack Bogle
Raymond
Homer Craig
Hester Martin
Gwendolyn Carter
Florence Phillips
Bertha Lee
Sam Durham
Bessie Horton
Jo Hestand
John McMurry
Sue McConnell
Altha Mae Vestal
Walter Harris Bogle
Jack Lackey
Haskell Thompson
Aliene Haile
Lucile LaRoe
Inez Mason
Maurine May
Margaret McMurry
Theresa Everheart
Evelyn Wilson
Jennie Lee Kirk
J. Frank Roberts
Margaret Sears
Charlie McLean
Jewell Ford
Jack Binion
Jack Everheart
Milliard Murray
Tom Everheart
Cecile Lee
Thelma Ownby
Bryan Jared
Clyde Montgomery
Marie McCoy
David Everheart
Julia McMurry
Lucile Myrick
Elizabeth Newsom
Dovie Painter
Georgia Mae Pumphrey
Eula Ferrell
Fay Pierce
Clara Craig
Jo He Stand
Memorial R Baugher remembered by Rebekah lodge
On Friday February 11 1921 Mrs Mary Katheren Morse Baugher passed to heaven after years of faithful service in the Rebekah lodge. The lodge mourns her loss praising her loyalty to the order and notes her office duties and readiness to aid sisters. A resolution expresses condolences and directs a copy to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katheren Morse Baugher
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
P. A. Short
F. E. Alverson
Hero Lieut Hughes to Be Buried Sunday
The body of Lieutenant James Hayes Hughes arrives in Sherman after dying in 1918 from gas exposure while saving a wounded comrade on the Western front. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal and leaves a daughter Patsy Belle, parents James A. and wife, and brother John B. Hughes. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at Sherman Central Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
James Hayes Hughes
Stewart M. Scott
28Th Infantry
Hughes
Patsy Belle
James A. Hughes
South Crockett Street
John B. Hughes
Sherman Central Christian Church
LeRoy An
Funeral services planned with Legion involvement
Pastor of Honey Grove Christian Church will conduct the services with participation from the local American Legion post and members from across the county expected to attend. Burial is scheduled at West Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derson
Honey Grove
Rowan Trial Is Set for April Amid Pardon Debate
Austin March 28. The pardon application for W S Scrivner, an escaped convict and confessed accomplice in the Dallas post office robbery, remains pending with Governor Neff. The Legislature refused Gov Neffs bill to let Scrivner testify in Albert L Rowan murder case, leading to Rooms April 5 trial date for Rowan and uncertain gubernatorial action on the pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
W. S. Scrivner
Dallas
Neff
Scrivner
Albert L. Rowan
G. W. Street
Rowan
Still Found Near Dripping Springs in Liquor Bust
Sheriff Boyd Craig Bart Shipp Bob Embry and Arthur Vaughn discovered a first class still with ten gallons of mash and four gallons of low grade whiskey near Dripping Springs around midnight. Four white men were jailed in Sherman on manufacturing liquor charges, one released on bond, three remaining in jail Monday. The still is described as the largest equipped found by local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Craig
Bart Shipp
Bob Embry
Arthur Vaughn
Dripping Springs
Sherman
Sherman Democrat
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Combo
The ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough by healing throat irritation, bundled with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat applications in children. The combined carton, priced at 35 cents, claims relief through throat and skin absorption and urges customers to ask their druggist for Hayes Healing Honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Grove
Ambitions Wives by Walt Mason on Easy Street
A verse by Walt Mason satirizes husbands worn by wives social ambitions. It portrays Hiram Hick whose income vanishes to fund costly gowns and weekly parties as wives mingle with Upper Ten society, leaving men broke and longing for Easy Street. The piece links collective male toil to wives spending and argues frugality could bring shared prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hick
Hiram
Mrs. Jones
Walt Mason
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John McGaughey
Billy Blaine
Margaret Everheart
E. W. Grove
Miles
Sears Auto Company
The
Sun
Lieut. Hughes
Whitewright
Garland & Hileman
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Ambitions Wives
Florence Oil
Wilson-Montgomery Hwd. Co
J. F. Lilley
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