Grammar School News Thanks Dr Webb Visitors This Week
The seventh grade English class presents News of the Grammar School with notes on rugs and blankets brought by Dr. Webb. Teachers and pupils of the second and third grades thank Dr Webb. Local visitors include Mrs Joe Johnson Mrs Irving Hughes and Mr and Mrs Kincaid. Last week guests were Mrs Roscoe Gillett and Mrs Bryant King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Webb
T. G. Thompson
Jack Wallace
Joe Johnson
Irving Hughes
Kincaid
Roscoe Gillett
Bryant King
Red Cross Nurse Checks Grammar School Children
For weeks Red Cross nurse Miss Edna Druliner has examined Grammar School children. She passes judgment on health, while parents arrange physician follow ups. Examinations show many children struggling at school are physically handicapped, per N. L. Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Edna Druliner
N. L. Manning
Seventh graders thank former teacher for glowing compliment
The seventh grade received a letter from Miss Clyde Montgomery, last year's teacher, praising The Glow Worm newspaper. Claire Doss and Mary Ruth Holmes note the editorials about compliments paid off and express appreciation for the kind words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Montgomery
Claire Doss
Mary Ruth Holmes
Second Grade Builds Indian Museum Projects
The second grade studies Indians with Miss Fletcher sharing insights from San Antonio. They read Golden Eagle Feathers and add items to their Indian museum. New pupils are Joe Pennington and Claud Pritchett, George Hansard, and Edward Browning.
Miss Edna Druliner Visits Seventh Grade Health Class
Red Cross nurse Miss Edna Druliner organized a health and hygiene class for seventh grade. The girls voted to proceed and the weekly sessions will meet every Wednesday from 1 to 2 PM, as noted by Evelyn Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna _ Druliner
Red Cross
Evelyn Hill
Fifth Grade Completes Teeth Study Prepares Hair Care
Fourth and fifth graders finish dental care lessons and move to hair care. Sixth and seventh grade posters due Wednesday or Thursday. Sixth grade posters focus on safety first. After posting, seventh grade will study teeth. Seventh grade posters address food, alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Third Grade Entertains the Second Grade
Third graders hosted the second graders in the afternoon as part of an Indian unit. They wrote to Dr. Webb for a talk and invitations were extended for his visit. The event featured a pottery and basketry exhibit and an engaging discussion.
Sixth grade begins tricky road to letter writing
Emma Joyce Hinton hopes sixth graders start their letter writing journey next week without stumbling into trouble along the way and urges guidance for smooth progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Joyce Hinton
Junto Club to Elect Officers Friday
The Junto Club will elect officers on Friday. Programs for the next two weeks will feature Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junto Club
Imogene
Assembly Program Readies For Thanksgiving Observance
The Wednesday afternoon event at 2 o'clock featured Bob Sears as announcer and was sponsored by Miss Dorothy Hamilton. Participants included seventh grade girls with History of Thanksgiving, Claire Doss and Dru nette Farley leading dialogue, Dru nette Farley and Glenda Mae Rutledge reading, Billy Lanius Kincaid on piano, Emma Joyce Hinton and Ruby Pierson singing The Old-Fashioned Girl and America the Beautiful, with Imogene Head credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sears
Dorothy Hamilton
Claire Doss
Drunette Farley
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Billy Lanius Kincaid
C. B. Bryant III
Emma Joyce Hinton
Ruby Pierson
the Beautiful
Imogene Head
Local Teachers Attend State Association Events
Principal Manning spent the weekend in Dallas. Miss Nadine Blanton celebrated Thanksgiving with her mother and father in Sherman. Miss Fletcher visited Austin and San Antonio. Misses Sallye Hamilton and Mary Pumphrey attended the State Teachers Association in San Antonio. Miss Dorothy Hamilton hosted Frances and Dorothy Wise of Sherman. Mrs. Roddy and her son Lloyd spent holidays in Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Manning
Dallas
Nadine Blanton
Sherman
Fletcher
Austin
San Antonio
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Pumphrey
State Teachers Association
Dorothy Hamilton
Frances
Dorothy Wise
Roddy
Lloyd
Denison
Modene Vineyard
Fifth graders welcome new pupils and gifts to class
The article notes several students like Martha Jo and Drunette wearing glasses Glenda Mae in a new coat Frances in a twin sweater set Claire with a new zip per jacket and Cecil gaining popularity Lloyd wearing a new suit Edward riding a balloon tire bicycle Charlie Sue Childress Enos Wharton Lenora Thrasher join the class bringing seventh grade enrollment to 28 Fifteen school days remain before Christmas Harley Wharton enters sixth grade Glen da Mae Rutledge and Frances Riddle highlight a gift presentation last Wednesday Wilton McFarland gave the sixth grade teacher desk book ends made in the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jo
Drunette
Glenda Mae
Frances
Claire
Cecil
Lloyd
Edward
Charlie Sue Childress
Big Spring
Enos Wharton
Houston
Lenora Thrasher
Helen Childress
Harley Wharton
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Frances Riddle
Wilton Helps With Portable Hat and Coat Rack Gift
In a manual training class Wilton sits near the front and notes books toppling over. The teacher and pupils thank him for the thoughtful gift as special request moral training boys craft a hat and coat rack for the Methodist Church primary department under Mr. Phil Lips supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Methodist Church
Phillips
Lloyd Roddy
Fourth Grade Studies Switzerland This Week
Fourth grade pupils continue a study of European countries with Switzerland as the focus this week. Thursday morning they will present a chapel program featuring a citizenship play and songs led by Dale Watson and James Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Dale Watson
James Norris
Frances and Glenda Mae Rutledge Riddle Pair
Two names Frances Riddle and Glenda Mae Rutledge appear linked in a fragment. The text hints at identity pairings with unusual word substitutions suggesting a puzzle or riddle context.
Seven Year Old Predicts Princeton Yale Scores
Seven year old Jackie Merkle of Jersey City predicted Princeton 27 Yale 9 for the Princeton Yale game but final score was Princeton 38 Yale 7. He also amazed officials with feats of memory and recalling personal details from strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jackie Merkle
Jackie
Princeton
Yale
City Hall
Jacques B. Merkle
Jersey City
Flying Merkles
F. H. LaGuardia
James A. Foley
Divorce Petition Ablates in Grayson County Four Weeks Notice
The State of Texas issues a citation in Grayson County for Loise Tabors to appear January 6, 1936, in the 15th Judicial District Court at Sherman. Plaintiff Ernest Tabors seeks a divorce on abandonment grounds alleging Loise left in October 1931 with another man and two children. The writ, filed September 21, 1935, directs publication and service via sheriff or constable with cost and relief sought under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
Loise Tabors
15Th Judicial District
Sherman
Ernest Tabors
S. V. Earnest
District Court of Grayson Co
Texas
Frankie Slaughter
The March of Science and New High-Pressure Research
The piece notes the 200 inch Palomar telescope mirror cooling at Corning and shipping to Pasadena for grinding and silvering. It highlights Bridgman experiments at Harvard on extreme pressures, and describes pressurized effects on ice, rubber, phosphorous, graphite, lead oxide and more, plus Kansas legislative council as a national unique body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning Glass Works
New York
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Mount
Palomar
P. W. Bridgman
Harvard
Striking amber shaft lights Texas sky over Palestine
Dozens of residents in Palestine Texas observed a strange amber colored sword shaped shaft of light in the northwestern sky one morning last week. Amateur astronomers remained puzzled as the phenomenon appeared only there. The light was described as a slender vertical shaft and motionless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Texas
Boston Doctors Propose Gas Mixture For Alcohol Poisoning
Drs Leon J Robinson and Sydney Selesnick of Boston report a mixture of 90 percent hydrogen and 10 percent carbon dioxide given via open mask as emergency treatment for acute alcoholic poisoning. It must be used for at least 30 minutes to be effective as carbon dioxide boosts alcohol excretion and deeper breathing while oxygen aids oxidation of the stimulant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon J. Robinson
Sydney Selesnick
Boston
Ant Icing Measures Target Wings and Propellers
A new approach uses rubber flanges on wing leading edges that can be shaken from the cockpit to reduce icing on wings. Slinger rings deliver anti ice fluid to propellers, addressing propeller icing but not wing ice. The suggestion was advanced by I R Metcalf of the Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Metcalf
Department
Erlanger Case Fragments At Court Scene
A court clerk is questioned by senior Merkle about what the man is thinking. Jackie replies he wonders what the clerk is thinking about and mentions the Erlanger case as the topic. The clerk mutters and leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merkle
Jackie
Cerlang
Erlanger
Experts Still Seeking Peach For Texas
Texas horticulturists at College Station pursue peaches that endure severe Texas weather. After about fifty years of work, the State Agricultural Experiment Station announces the search for hardy varieties is a major project. Work began in the late 1880s as cold winters often ruined orchards and diminished value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Harvard official argues aid should not be wasted
Russell T. Sharps of Harvard told the Eastern Association of College Deans that student aid should target marked ability. He cited a Harvard survey finding it impractical for a student to work through college and suggested time could better serve social activities tutoring or recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Russell T. Sharps
Harvard University
Eastern Association of College
Sharps
Harvard
U S Plans To Aid 1 000 Southern Tenant Farmers To Own Their Own Home
The settlement administration will help 1,000 Southern farm tenants buy farms, selecting whites and negroes from the Carolinas Georgia and the region near Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. The land will be bought and resold on a long-term basis probably forty years with government expert help to improve farming practices. Tugwell says the move will be watched closely for national replication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tugwell
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