Maynete queen and coronation attendants named
The Glow Worm News salutes Maynete queen Pattie Everheart and king James C. Stuteville. Attendants announced: Beth Cunningham Wallace Reeves Dorothy Sue Douglas Charles Skaggs Gaynelle English Billy Grammer Ann LaRoe John Biggerstaff Mildred Kent Jones Ray Vestal Martha Louise Vestal Ben Robert Jones Mary Helen Maddox Pattie Everheart and James C. Stuteville honored in a campus coronation list.
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Beth Cunningham
John Biggerstaff
Wallace Reeves
Pattie Everheart
James C. Stuteville
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Charles Skaggs
Gaynelle English
Billy Grammer
Ann LaRoe
Mildred Kent
Jones Ray Vestal
Martha Louise Vestal
Ben Robert Jones
Mary Helen Maddux
Tommy Thornhill
Foucheaux Vestal
Page
Leroy Martin
Grammar School
Community Station Broadcast From Second Grade Post Office
Station WGS reports returning from a goodwill tour and speaks from a second grade classroom. The teacher Mrs Annibel Bedford notes pupils imitate Uncle Sam by building a school post office with two windows, numbered boxes, a clock, scales, cash register and money order facilities.
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Sam
Miss Sullivan and Miss Sanders Hair Question Witnessed
A brief court style note shows Miss Sullivan asking Miss Sanders if she has braided hair, with the remark attributed to a witness by P. M. The quotation marks indicate dialogue during a proceedings or social encounter.
May Fete Invitation at Methodist Church Lawn
The Grammar School invites you to attend the May Fete next Monday May 1 at 6 o clock on the Methodist Church lawn. We are expecting you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Grammar School
May Fete Notes and School Gossip Summary
A humorous set of schoolyard items notes A L homerun from a letter aid J C S hair fuss and H R in back seat J R V sees no fault in B I C P E and J C S fear sleepless May Fete M K wears a permanent smile J D H lobbied for queen hopefuls grammer school girls question high school boys as attendants C A buys a place in seventh grade marching line A R J sad over a lad chosen by a lassie H R offers help with M K domestic task new seating displeasure for A L F W biking thanks to G E J F M called a nut connected to a seventh grader six girls in sixth dubbed pea nuts
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A. L
J.C. S
H. R
B.I.C
P. E
M. K
J.D. H
Grammer
C. A
J. F
K. N
Albuquerque High Students to Fly Free in Aviation Course
In Albuquerque New Mexico the high school will give all 2200 students free trips on airline transports as part of a commercial flying course. Parts of the curriculum will be taught by regular pilots hostesses and airline mechanics. The second grade celebrated a post office unit by entertaining first graders with a letter prize and a play Grand mother's Letter providing a good time.
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M. C
WGS
Albuquerque
New Mexico
C. M
Thanks For Perfect Papers Vacation Note
Mr. Manning announces a 1 p.m. vacation for students who submitted perfect arithmetic papers. A. L. thanks Mr. Manning for the courtesy in a short note of appreciation.
Talking mechanical policeman shown at safety meeting
A pole mounted gadget that speaks warnings to drivers and pedestrians was demonstrated at a safety meeting. It alerts with phrases like Do not cross now the light is about to change. The note cites J. W. of the Junior Review, North Carolina 1939 while mentioning 42 old covered bridges, 32 in Randolph County.
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J. W
Junior Review
North Carolina
Randolph County
How to Kill an Organization
A humor piece from a Railroad Evangelist about how to sabotage group effort. It lists twelve behavior patterns to undermine meetings and membership, followed by a joke about a graduate funding a dormitory after sleeping through classes. The tone mirrors a cautionary classroom sketch.
Pasture Rotation Aims to Stretch Livestock Forage
Farmers in the Southwest are adopting pasture rotation to prevent overgrazing and allow palatable forage to recover. Dividing pastures, providing water, and using electric fencing enable better use of grass, weeds, and feed. Rotation benefits sheep, cattle, and hogs with careful timing and rest periods.
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Sudan
Citation in Grayson County Texas suit 1939
The District Court at Sherman issues a four week newspaper publication order to summon unknown heirs of James Nally and Mrs M J Nally, stockholders of a defunct Knoxville Tennessee corporation, and the heirs of all parties. Plaintiff T L Brice seeks title and possession of East 38 feet of Lot 15 and all Lot 16 in Tom Ringo First Addition, plus damages for unlawful dispossession. Court clerk V R Henderson.
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Texas
District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
James Nally
M. J. Nally
Southern Building & Loan Association
Knoxville
Tennessee
Southern Building & Loan Association of Knoxville
Tennesse
Sherman
Tom Ringo
R. Henderson
District Court of Grayson Co
A. D
V. R. Henderson
Woman in Red Paid $5,000 for Information
Los Angeles reports former FBI chief Joseph E. P. Dunn revealed he paid the “woman in red” Anna Sage $5,000 for information about John Dillinger. Sage, sent to Los Angeles by agents due to life threats in Chicago, wore the same red dress noted when she and Dillinger left a Chicago theater. Sage had been deported to Romania as an undesirable alien three years earlier.
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Los Angeles
John Dillinger
Joseph E. P. Dunn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Dunn
Anna Sage
G-men
Dillinger
Time-Tested Laxative Black Draught Promoted
Breath offends. Bad breath often comes from bad teeth or sluggish bowels. Neglect invites constipation related discomforts like headaches biliousness and loss of energy. Take spicy all-vegetable Black Draught tonight. This tonic laxative tones lazy bowels and cleanses gently by simple directions.
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Breeder-Feeder Association
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