Grammar School News from Seventh Grade
Health nurse will fill her regular appointment at the Grammar School each Wednesday afternoon at 1. Mr. Phillips presented an engaging assembly with group songs by Grace and Leon Chumbley Byron and Sarah Frances Teague, guitar by Bryan Teague, piano by Grace Chumbley. High School pupils and Mr. Phillips are thanked for entertaining us.
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Grammar School
Phillips
Grace
Leon Chumbley
Byron
Sarah Frances Teague
Bryan Teague
Grace Chumbley
Joe Preston Lee
Billie C. Lee
William Howard Harrison
Mr. Phillips
Mary Ruth Holmes
Claire Doss
Visitors Fill Grammar School This Week
The Grammar School welcomed many visitors including Mrs. Robert Sears Mrs. Olivia Whedbee Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mrs. H. T. Atterberry. Mary Ruth Holmes and Claire Doss noted the event.
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Robert Sears
Olivia Whedbee
Joe Johnson
H. T. Atterberry
Mary Ruth Holmes
Claire Doss
Armistice Day Assembly and Half Holiday
A Monday observance began at 11 AM with a brief assembly and extended into a half holiday. Participants included Jack Wallace Mary Ruth Holmes and Cecil Hodges. The program closed with a talk by Mr Manning Miss Edna Druliner and Red Cross representative.
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Jack Wallace
Mary Ruth Holmes
Cecil Hodges
Mr. Manning
Edna Druliner
Red Cross
First Grade Sees Seat Change and Thanksgiving Focus
First graders cheer a new eastward seating arrangement and begin Thanksgiving studies. The room features turkeys, the Old Mother in a shoe display, a pig pen, and a large turkey behind the shoe. Students practice writing Man It Go Little and note punctuation shapes on their bulletin board.
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Evelyn Hill
Second Grade Health Monitors Guided Morning Class
Betty Journey and Katie Kincaid supervise health checks each morning for second graders. Six students excel in all tasks: Billy Christian Kenneth West Joe Truett Vestal Willie Ruth Maddux Betty Joe Pierce Billie Joe Harper. Pupils draw fruit in art and balance pictures on page.
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Betty Journey
Katie Kincaid
Billy Christian
Kenneth West
Joe Truett Vestal
Willie Ruth Maddux
Betty Joe Pierce
Billie Joe Harper
Beard
Edyth Biggerstaff
Roby Wilson
Peggy Dean Thornhill
Bettye Joe Pierce
Bettye Joe Arney
Katie Kincaid Ball
Jo Truett Vestal
Billy Bang
George Hansard
Edward Browning
Indian study notes by third graders and guests
Third grade pupils continue lessons on Indians with John Rufus Taylor presenting a report on native food gathering Chesley Rutledge building an Indian cradle for display Miss Sallye planning to invite Dr Webb to speak to the class Students sing Indian songs and practice Indian spellings led by T G Thompson and Jack Wallace.
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John Rufus Taylor
Chesley Rutledge
Sallye
Dr. Webb
T. G. Thompson
Jack Wallace
Fourth Grade News: Captain Elected and Poetic Winners
The fourth grade chose John Biggerstaff and Betty Jane Harper as best poets. On Monday they elected health inspection captain Robert Owens. Arithmetic races are in progress and the sand table depicts an African jungle.
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John Biggerstaff
Betty Jane Harper
Robert Owens
Teeman Sanders and Dale Watson Scene with Elephants
A vivid scene features Teeman Sanders and Dale Watson among elephants, grass huts, and lakes, portraying a natural tableau or cultural setting.
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Teeman Sanders
Dale Watson
Fifth Grade Race and Reading Notes Highlight School Activity
Fifth graders lead in the arithmetic race with Myrtle Taylor driving the Terra plane scoring three. Bob Sears trails in the V eight with two and Joe Lyndon Young finishes with zero in the Model T. English classes discuss book titles and plan a book exhibit. Bob Sears earns a headmark along with Davis Parrish Cecil Owens and Myrtle Taylor in a healthy weekly match. New readers Glenda Mae Rutledge and Drunette Farley join the class this week.
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Myrtle Taylor
Bob Sears
Joe Lyndon Young
Davis Parrish
Cecil Owens
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Drunette Farley
School Races and Class Projects Highlight Week
Arithmetic VI teams led by Alma Jo Sanderson Marie Badgett and Lydia Mae Arney compete with Marie’s squad at 8 5 1 scores. Health VII explores community health food study themes and pioneer food sources. Fifth grade begins Fire Prevention lessons. Sixth grade English plans An Old Fashioned School and a storytelling planning booklet. Spelling leaders Hornets Dorotha Darwin and Bumble-Bees Jarvis Maddux tied last week. Sixth grade housekeepers J C Hastings Thomas Sanderson Grandis Bennett Iona Bush.
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Alma Jo Sanderson
Marie Badgett
Lydia Mae Arney
Marie
Alma Jo
Lydia Mae
Dorotha Darwin
Bumble-Bees
Jarvis D. Maddux
J. C. Hastings
Thomas Sanderson
Seventh Grade Aims At Club Topic And Test Scores
Seventh grade English nears completion of The Sentence unit and will study How to Form a Club next week. History tests occurred last week. Next week covers National Problems of the United States from 1816 to 1828. Girls lead in arithmetic with 32 to 26. Health teacher Hiss Hamilton warned a theme due a week hence on foods. Spelling class renamed from Yellow and Red to Tigers and Lions. Tigers lead Lions by 3 points under Jack Wallace. Grammar School beat eighth grade 39 to 18 with eight players. Paul Simmons and James Norris starred. Eighth grade beat grammar boys 30 to 20 after Tuesday. In baseball the girls run three teams. seventh grade captain Glenda Mae Rutledge leads. Sixth grade defeated fifth 22 to 0 after four weeks of play.
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United States
Hiss Hamilton
Tigers
Lions
Cecil Hodges
Jack Wallace
Emma Joyce Hinton
Grammar School
Paul Simmons
James Norris
Grammar Boys
Lloyd Roddy
Myrtle Taylor
Mary Alice Harrison
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Ruby Pierson
Armistice Day Program Elects Auditorium Group I Officers
Auditorium Group I elected officers in a business session on Armistice Day with Robert Waldo as president Mary Dale King as vice president Marie Badgett as secretary and Holmes Norris as critics. Mary Dale King will stay as pianist and Holmes as song leader. Group II elected Jackie Lee Thompson as president Otto Russell as vice president Bob Sears as secretary with Thornhill Farland as critics and Parrish Cook as sergeants at arms.
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Robert Waldo
Mary Dale King
Marie Badgett
Mary Ruth Holmes
James Norris
Dorotha Darwin
Martha Lee Bradley
Group II
Jackie Lee Thompson
Otto Russell
Bob Sears
Jack Thornhill
Wilton MceFarland
Davis Parrish
Fred Cook
Grace Harris
Lucille Starr
Helen Ruth Holcomb
Imogene Head
Waterworks Revenue Bond Election Planned for Bells Texas
Notice of an election in Bells Texas on November 21 1935 to decide issuing 18000 dollars in revenue bonds to finance part of a waterworks system. Bonds payable from net water revenues only, no ad valorem taxes. Election to be held at Masonic Building with appointed managers. Only qualified property owners may vote and ballots specify for or against the bond issuance.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
Bells
Texas
Masonic
T. H. Stroud
Harry Mitchell
D. L. Cobb
J. A. Rice
State of
Church notice for J. R. Waldrum sermon and Bible study
J R Waldrum minister and J M Simmons superintendent of Bible school announce preaching at 10 a m communion at 10 45 a m Bible study at 11 a m Wednesday at 7 p m a lecture on Hebrews and sermon subject Heartfelt Religion continuation of last Lord's Day discussion
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J. R. Waldrum
J. M. Simmons
Bible School
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Seminar
Dr. B Wrenn Webb pastors the Presbyterian Church with 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Self Denial 6 p m Christian Endeavor led by Miss Margaret Lilley and 7 p m The Place and Power of the Human Will in Salvation and Service.
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Presbyterian Church
B. Wrenn Webb
Christian Endeavor
Margaret Lilley
Sunday Church Service Invitation at Whitewright Methodist
Pastor C. W. Dennis urges church attendance next Sunday with church school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m and 7 p m at the Whitewright Methodist Church. He says participation revives Christian growth and unity with God’s hosts. A welcoming message invites all to attend.
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C. W. Dennis
Whitewright
Bells Texas Notices Election Posted For November 5 1935 Outcome
The mayor is authorized to post the notice at City Hall and each precinct for fourteen days before the election. Publication is required in a general newspaper or in the Whitewright Sun if no newspaper exists. First publication must occur at least fourteen days before the election. Passed November 5 1935. C W Carter Mayor. Attest Joe Hughes Secretary.
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Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Grayson County
Texas
C. W. Carter
City of
Bells
Joe Hughes
Texas Agents Distribute Three Million Cotton Sales Certificates
County agents in Texas have been given about 3,000,000 cotton sales certificates. F E Lichte of the State Allotment Board says agents are busy pairing these with Bankhead allotments for the 1935 crop. Adjustments are the difference between the average spot price of 10 markets on sale date and 12 cents. The producer receives the check and distributes shares to tenants and croppers.
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College Station
Texas
F. E. Lichte
State
Lichte
Cotton Loan Adjustments Clarified for 10-Cent Loans
Lichte outlined payments for cotton producers who place cotton in a 10-cent loan. Payments depend on cotton sold before July 31, 1936, with extensions for loans not cleared by that date. Sales certificates must be filed within seven days of sale at the county agricultural agent's office. the ruling took effect Nov. 8. About 500,000 second rental cotton checks have been issued in Texas.
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Lichte
Texas
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