Eskimo Life Stories Collected For Northland Bulletin
Dorotha Darwin and a team including Mary Dale King Marie Badgett Mrs D M Roddy Margaret Ann Burnham Henrietta Jackson and Eugene Reeves gathered Eskimo life stories A list of words on life in the Northland will be made and posted on the bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Darwin Mary Dale King Marie Badgett
D. M. Roddy
Margaret Ann Burnham
Henrietta Jackson
Eugene Reeves
Northland
Bulletin Board
New Year Resolve to Improve Grades in 1937
Doretha Darwin urges students to rest no more and begin work Monday as 1936 ends and 1937 begins. She calls for raising academic standards, restoring department pride, and making 1937 a happy and successful year.
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Doretha Darwin
Christmas Wrist Watches Delight School Girls
Evidences of Christmas joy appear as wrist watches flash on students returning from holidays. Recipients include Barbara Jean Gordon Marie Badgett Martha Lee Bradley Mary Alice Harrison Morris Fogle Gillett Ruth Holcomb Billie Rachel Nixon Calvin Pennell J C Hastings Lucille Starr Oma Jean Sanders Lorene Magers James Stuteville. Also noted are new tennis shoes jackets sweaters boots and fountain pens for several students. Velma Holland adds the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Gordon
Marie Badgett
Martha Lee Bradley
Mary Alice Harrison
Morris Fogle Gillett
Telen Ruth Holcomb
Billie Rachel Nixon
Calvin Pennell
J. C. Hasting
Lucille Starr
Oma Jean Sanders
Lorene Magers
James Stuteville
Velma Holland
Charlie Sue Childress
Mary Dale King
Alma Jo Sanderson
Dorotha Darwin
Second Grade Learners Study Eskimos and Farewell Edith Neal
The busy second graders study Eskimos up north and hope for snow to pretend they are Eskimos. They are sorry a classmate Edith Neal moved away after enrolling a month before Christmas. The pupils thank Mr. Ford for bringing a book case to provide extra reading material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Neal
Mr. Ford
Wilton McFarland
Third Grade Welcomes Two New Pupils From Blue Ridge
The third grade gains Betty Jo and Diana Williams from Blue Ridge, bringing regular attendees to 48. James Darst returns after a six week absence. Monday features discussions of holidays and New Year resolutions. Readers will write Eskimo stories in January with a committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo
Diana Williams
Blue Ridge
James Darst
Margaret Ann Burnham
Willie Ruth Maddux
Ima Sue Garner
Mary Helen Hill
Janis Jayne
New Year resolutions of fourth grade students
Fourth graders vowed to work harder in school and at home, be kind to everyone, practice music daily, and help mother. Holiday visiting lists include Kirk May Amarillo Monty Atkinson Hamilton Hugh Tim Atterberry Dallas Charles Bradshaw Greenville Mary Lee Hughes Bobby Montgomery Billy Rhom Pennington Weldon Ingram Charles Bradshaw Margaret Hanna Mary Frances Call Sherman Billy Rhom Pennington Garland Farmersville Lewis Vestal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Kirk May
Amarillo
Monty Atkinson
Hamilton
Hugh Tim Atterberry
Dallas
Charles Bradshaw
Greenville
Mary Lee Hughes
Bobby Montgomery
Billy Rhom Pennington
Weldon Ingram
Margaret Hanna
Mary Frances Call
Sherman
Garland
Farmersville
Lewis Vestal
Fifth Grade Christmas Booklets Ranked by Class Vote
Five fifth graders created Christmas booklets and were ranked by class vote. Azilee Smith topped row one, Anna Ruth Johnson row two, Pattie Everheart row three, Billie Joe Phillips row four, and Jones Ray Vestal row five. Pattie won prettiest cover while Wallace Reeves earned best 26 poems. Betty Jane Harper produced 21 and John Biggerstaff followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azilee Smith
Anna Ruth Johnson
Pattie Everheart
Billie Joe Phillips
Jones Ray Vestal
Wallace Reeves
Betty Jane Harper
John Biggerstaff
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Sadler
Collinsville
Lester Simpson
Leonard
Virginia Jones
Mt. Vernon
Ben Robert Jones
Martha Louise Vestal
Foucheaux Vesstal
Trenton
Ben Robert
Savoy
Charlie Skaggs
North Carolina
Bertha Ford
Sixth grade studies glaciers and geography in 1937 class
The sixth grade progresses on glaciers in English and geography, with students gathering pictures and stories for Mr Booklet projects. Helen Childress and Grace Harris crafted attractive tin foil covers, and several students, including Grace Harris, are finishing trips out of town for Christmas. The class notes many lessons for 1937, with 22 maps due in two weeks as they study The United States and the World Trade and the U S role in global commerce.
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Japan
China
Helen Childress
Grace Harris
Jessie Coffey
Billy Coy Harris
Calvin Pennell
C. B. Bryant
George Queener
Louise Wilson
Virginia Hill
Oma Jean Sanders
Buford Simmons
J. Frank Wilson
Cecil Owens
Barbara Jean Gordon
United States
Student Writing on Language and Health Notebooks
Marie Ward notes daily curriculum and study topics mentioning arithmetic square roots United States rubber consumption and parts of speech including transitive and intransitive verbs. She says English and health notebooks are being kept with English focusing on parts of speech and health on diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
United States
Marie Ward
Luncheon Hosted by Mary Dale King Hosts Wintry Games
A luncheon on December 31 hosted by Mary Dale King featured a series of games. Elaine Connelly of Trenton won in banco, and a three course luncheon was served to Martha Lee Bradley Elaine Connelly Marie Badgett Pattie Everheart Martha Jo Darwin Dorotha Darwin Barbara Gordon Mary Alice Harrison Margaret Coffey Betty Atkinson Velma Holland and the hostess Mary Alice Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dale King
Elaine Connelly
Trenton
Banco
Martha Lee Bradley
Marie Badgett
Pattie Everheart
Martha Jo Darwin
Dorotha Darwin
Barbara Jean Gordon
Mary Alice Harrison
Margaret Coffey
Betty Atkinson
Velma Holland
Birthday Party for Marie Badgett Includes Games and Guests
Marie Badgett marked her thirteenth birthday with a Saturday party hosting games like winkum old maid clap in clap out murder in the dark and spin the bottle refreshments followed for guests Mary Dale King Calvin Pennell Dorotha Darwin Otto Russell Brother Gillett Malachia Wright Bob Sears Margaret Coffey Jarvis D Maddux Mary Alice Harrison Robert Waldo Lewis Vestal Martha Jo Darwin George Hansard Ruby Pierson Martha Lee Bradley and the hostess Martha Lee Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Badgett
Winkum
Old Maid
Murder
Mary Dale King
Calvin Pennell
Dorotha Darwin
Otto Russell
Brother Gillett
Malachia Wright
Bob Sears
Margaret Coffey
Jarvis D. Maddux
Mary Alice Harrison
Robert Waldo
Lewis Vestal
Martha Jo Darwin
George Hansard
Ruby Pierson
Martha Lee Bradley
Gertrude Schooling
Kate Fulton
James Birt Phillips
Jackie Lee Thompson
G. W. Ford
Jack Thrasher
J. C. Hasting
Alma Jo Sanderson
Wandell Riddle
Billy Jack Harper
Annie Ola Watkins
Bertha Ford
Othel Stapleton
Thomas Sanderson
Jack Thornhill
Marjorie Burchfield
Mary Pumphrey
Mary
Sallye Hamilton
Mae Hall
Miss Hall
Clyde Montgomery
Kathryne Roddy
Manning
Party at Brother Gillett’s Ends in Fun Night
Billy Jack Harper recalls a December 30 gathering hosted by Brother Gillett. Fourteen attendees enjoyed games including cards, checkers, anagrams, and winkum clap in clap out. The highlight was the cats followed by hot chocolate cookies and sandwiches before departure.
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Brother Gillett
Billy Jack Harper
Christmas Visiting Teachers Move Among Texas Towns
Seventgrade class notes many teachers visiting over Christmas with trips to Fort Worth Sherman Greenville Denison and Durant Okla plus students accompanying visits. The seventh graders recount their early school years naming twenty four classmates who began in 1929 and trace teachers from Miss Gertrude Schooling to Miss Clyde Montgomery and the current principal Mr Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blanton
Fort Worth
Miss Fletcher
Leonard
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Pumphrey
Sherman
Mr. Ricketts
Greenville
Roddy
Denison
W. B. Ferguson
Mr. Manning
Dallas
Doretha Darwin
Protein Fund Wins Award For Disease Cause Study
Atlantic City reports Dr. W. M. Stanley of the Rockefeller Institute won a $1,000 AAAS prize for discovering a life-like protein that can trigger disease in plants. His tobacco mosaic virus protein acts like a living agent, replacing other proteins and driving plant systems toward disease, with possible links to cancer research.
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Atlantic City
American Association For the Advancement of Science
W. M. Stanley
Rockefeller Institute
Dr. Stanley
Stanley
Rockefeller
Dous
Cancer Research
Bride Learns Husband Faces Promissory Suit
A newlywed couple receives a letter from a New York woman suing them for breach of promise. The bride urges the husband to share their worries as a shared burden, signaling a troubling legal dispute unfolding after their recent marriage.
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Gerald
New York
World Cotton Trade Shifts in 1931 35 Says Bureau Report
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics releases a mimeo graphed study on cotton trade from 1921 to 1935. It notes the United States supplied 60 percent of world cotton exports 1931 1935, with British India 17.5 percent and Egypt 13.2 percent. Major importers include the United Kingdom Germany France Italy Japan and China. The report highlights a decline in European share and that Japan has become the top importer, with South American exports rising but still small in total. Copies available from the Bureau in Washington D C.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
British India
Egypt
South America
Brazil
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
China
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake piano study urges dropping exercises
SALT LAKE CITY The head of the University of Utah music department proposes removing traditional piano practicing drills to reduce what he calls the mortality rate among piano students. Thomas Giles, director, argues endless up and down scales deaden natural musicality and waste physical energy, challenging the need for routine drills.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas Giles
University of Utah Music Department
Wife accuses husband in court of arrears
In a magistrate's court a young wife says her husband keeps another woman. The magistrate asks the husband if he keeps another woman. he replies yes and adds it is his mother in law. Separately Sir Ronald Ross in India discovers mosquitoes carry malaria germs.
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Sir Ronald Ross
India
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