Lincoln Birthday Program By Grammar School Students
The fourth grade forms an English club named Future Texans with officers Pattie Everheart, Betty Jane Harper, Dorothy Sue Douglas, Wallace Reeves, and Billie Jo Phillips. The club will present a program Wednesday afternoon with stories songs readings and a Lincoln birthday play.
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Pattie Everheart
Betty Jane Harper
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Wallace Reeves
Billie Jo Phillips
Lincoln
Mary Ruth Holmes
Claire Doss
February Hearts Hold Grammar School Birthday Spirit
Grammar School celebrates birthdays with Washington and Lincoln displays marking February heroes. Pupils learn honesty and patriotism while anticipating the upcoming birthday celebration. Valentine’s Day, loved for the heart language it speaks, becomes the day of days for the children.
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Washington
Lincoln
Valentine
First Grade Plans Valentines and Ground Hog Posters
First grade pupils prepare Valentines calendars and ground hog posters while improving writing. Some compare with seventh graders. They began spelling and added numbers up to 400. Pupils making 100 daily last week include Marel Lewis Billy Ray Lewis Glendon Magers Oscar Simms Donnie Magers Wandanell Sanderson Betty Margaret Sears and Betty Jo Hamilton. Cecil Hodges and Lloyd Roddy joined in the plus work Monday.
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Marel Lewis
Billy Ray Lewis
Glendon Magers
Oscar Simms
Donnie Magers
Wandanell Sanderson
Betty Margaret Sears
Betty Jo Hamilton
Cecil Hodges
Lloyd Roddy
Second Grade Arts Goes Postal in Valentine Project
Dorothy Booker notes the second grade turned a classroom store into a post office to mail valentines on February 14. Students finish Tales and Travel and will select a reader story to turn into a personal one character play, each acting as director. Iona Bush hints at judging plans for next week.
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Dorothy Booker
Iona Bush
The Third Grade Turns Patriotic Poster Scene
Miss Sallye Hamilton is ill this week and Miss Aleta B Head along with Mrs Guy Hamilton share teaching duties in the third grade. A snow scene by James Stuart features a snow covered hill with four rosy faced children on sleds. A snow man holds a large red stop sign. The page describes stories and pictures of Abraham.
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Sallye Hamilton
Aleta B. Head
Guy Hamilton
James Stuart
Abraham
History and warmth shape culinary legends
A collection of reflections on learning, metals, and early sweets.Quotes touch on how warmth informs usefulness and how distant times framed daily life, from bees to etiquette in China. The lines weave thought on knowledge, material value, and social norms.
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China
Edward Browning
Colds Send Hamilton Sisters From School. Substitutes Step In
Miss Sallye and Miss Dorothy Hamilton have severe colds that developed into influenza this week. Mrs Minnie Childress teaches in Miss Dorothy Hamilton's place and Miss Aleta B Head in Miss Sallye's place. Everyone welcomes the new teachers and hopes the originals recover quickly. Modene Vineyard.
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Sallye
Dorothy Hamilton
Minnie Childress
Aleta B. Head
Modene Vineyard
East and West Town Maiden and Lad Parade
A school note describes a fair maiden from east of town with dark eyes and mole under her left eye and a red headed lad from the west end who excels in inventions. It covers student achievements, notes on typhoid and other diseases, a notebook prize, and class updates including a Glow Worm news coll during Monday mornings.
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Modene Vineyard
James Norris
Lenora Thrasher
Sixth Grade Booklet on Lincoln by A Students
Sixth grade English class assigns each pupil a Lincoln page for a group booklet. Top A students from last term will assemble the publication. Fifth graders also create a Washington and Lincoln booklet with Dale Watson mentioned.
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Lincoln
Washington and Lincoln
Dale Watson
Seventh Grade Falls to Sixth 13 to 7
The seventh grade lost again Friday to the sixth grade with a 13 to 7 score. The captain said he was completely disgusted with the whole team, but the writers express hope to beat them someday quoted T. G. Thompson.
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T. G. Thompson
Seventh grade faces clean up duty after week of frayed focus
The seventh grade looked blue Monday as several earned Fs in English. Glenda Mae erased Cecil's name from her mirror. Mary Ruth spilled candy but classmates helped clean. The seventh grade split cleanup with boys last week and girls this week. The loser owes an entertainment. The sixth grade enjoyed a quarter holiday Friday for tidiest room in six weeks.
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Glenda Mae
Cecil
Mary Ruth
Charlie Sue Childress
Snowy Sleigh Ride In Happy Times At School
Mrs Roddy got drenched while sleigh riding during the last snow. Glenda Drunette Frances and two teachers enjoyed the snow on Saturday. excitement faded as the snowfall ceased. The trio of Muskateers wait faithfully for more snow.
Grade notebooks cover western states and Europe study
In geography class fifth grade makes notebooks on western states showing each state's products while sixth grade studies Europe. Seventh grade reviews Civil War topics with weekly tests. Glenda Mae Rutledge and Frances Ridle noted. Mules are Arkansas’s common transport.
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Europe
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Frances Ridle
Want Ads Real Estate and Bargains in Whitewright
Local want ads list real estate selling by Tom Barbee and R S Morehead offering paint at factory prices in Whitewright. Joe Johnson advertises used radios with easy terms. R D Ford promotes a hatchery east of Nicholson grocery and onions plants from imported seed by Tom Holmes on South Bond Street Whitewright.
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Tom Barbee
R. S. Morehead
Joe Johnson
Nicholson Grocery
R. D. Ford
Tom Holmes
South Bond Street
Whitewright
Card of Thanks for Fire Loss Help
Card thanks friends for efforts to save household goods during a Tuesday fire that destroyed the Harris home and for the assistance and kindness shown afterward. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Harris.
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F. T. Harris
Old Fashioned Heart Shape Cookies and Nut Log Pastry
Classic baking directions for heart shaped cookies using butter sugar eggs vanilla flour baking powder salt milk and nuts with egg wash and sugar. Also describes a dense log fruit nut candy mix with shredded coconut dried apricots dates figs orange juice and orange peel rolled in nuts and cut into pieces.
Chocolate Mixture Forming Soft Ball For Candy
Cut two squares of chocolate and combine with two cups sugar one half cup milk and one fourth cup dark syrup. Cook until a very soft ball forms in cold water. Remove from heat place pan in cold water and stir in two tablespoons butter. Let thickened then add one teaspoon vanilla and beat until spreadable.
Pineapple Nut Quick Bread Instructions
Lift together two cups flour four teaspoons baking powder one teaspoon salt and one fourth cup sugar. Add one egg well beaten one cup milk three tablespoons shortening and one half cup crushed pineapple well drained. Then add one half cup nuts. Bake in a greased loaf pan in a moderate oven 350 degrees for one hour or until done. Makes a medium sized loaf.
Fish Freeze to Death in Cold Wave Report
Dr Thaddeus Suber of the state game department reports Minnesota lakes were snow covered, blocking light and oxygen production leading to fish suffocation. Blizzards badly damaged pheasants and deer in northern counties. upland game faced starvation as storms ruined food and cover.
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ST. Paul
Thaddeus Suber
State Game Department
Minnesota
Local Social notes include visits and gatherings
Mrs John Smith of Canaan spent the week with Mr and Mrs Jim Hodges. Dave Beazley of Ely along with others visited on Tuesday. Clark Fagg of Blue Ridge visited his wife Pattie Fagg on Tuesday. Jessie Moore of Canaan spent the weekend with Tommie Hall. Oland Bush and son visited Sedalia with Leo Bush. Tommie Hall's family tour Westminster this week. Thelma Baldwin of Ector stayed with cousin Alma Hall on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Aaron Burris visited Roscoe last week. Talmadge Harvey of Enterprise spent Sunday locally. Laura Mae Brown held a surprise party Thursday night.
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John Smith
Canaan
Jim Hodges
Dave Beazley
Ely
Clark Fagg
Blue Ridge
Pattie Fagg
Jessie Moore
Tommie Hall
Oland Bush and Son
Sedalia
Leo Bush
Westminster
Thelma Baldwin
Ector
Alma Hall
Aaron Burris
Roscoe
Talmadge Harvey
Enterprise Community
Laura Mae Brown
Hunter Wins Suit Against Houston Post
A Wichita County jury awarded Tom F. Hunter $15,000 damages against the Houston Printing Company for libel in Houston Post editorials during the 1934 gubernatorial race. The decision was returned February 1 in Wichita Falls.
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Wichita Falls
Houston Post
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita County
Hunter
Houston Printing Company
Democratic primary slate announced for July August 1936
The Sun lists candidates for office subject to the upcoming Democratic primaries. Representative Place One nominee is J. H. Waggoner seeking a second term, with R. C. Slagle Jr. running for District Attorney and Harold Doss nominated for Public Weigher.
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The
Sun
J. H. Waggoner
Harold Doss
Hunter libel verdict on Houston Post editorials cites false claims
Jury finds editorials about Hunter false and libelous not fair comment. Defense led by Lt Gov Woodul argues cabinet plan mirrors federal practice. Hunter testifies cabinet concept parallels national use and state examples. Texas motorists paid 42,575,490 in motor vehicle taxes for 1934.
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Houston Post
Hunter
Post
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Dallas
Houston
Texas
Walter Woodul
Carolinas
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Mary Frances Stephens
Joanna Harrison
Bobby D. Montgomery
Billy Rhom Pennington
Margaret Hanna
Joyce Hinton
Imogene Head
Future Texans
A Valentine Post Office
Guess
Mr. Manning
Jack Wallace
T. W. Ayres & Son
Kitewright
Arkansas
Sam Stateville
Trenton
Dick Binion
Stubblefield Garage
McKinney
Jim Lewis
Ed Martin
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mgr
S. Travis St
Sherman
Candy Lincoln
North
Sun Office
Mahurin News
Grayson
Grayson County
Congress
Sam Rayburn
R. C
Bob) Slagle JR
Farley
East Texas
Lic
Pascal Farley
Economy Headquarters
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