The Glow Worm Editor and Staff Listing
The Glow Worm staff page lists Editor Bob Sears Assistant Editor Grace Harris Business Manager Lucille Starr Sponsor Opal Press staff Mary F Clabhorn Helen Ruth Holcomb Naomi Waldo Billie Burke Vineyard Billy L Kincaid Fred Cook Lucille Starr Betty Jane Owens Cecil Owens Tommy Thorn hill C B Bryant Davis Parrish Grace Harris Jessie Coffey Juanita England Roby Magers Myrtie Taylor Lottie Fay Brown Helen Childress Edith Layman
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Mary F. Clabhorn
Helen Ruth Holcomb
Naomi Waldo
Billie Burke Vineyard
Billy L. Kincaid
Fred Cook
Lucille Starr
Betty Jane Owens
Cecil Owens
Tommy Thornhill
C. B. Bryant
Davis Parrish
Grace Harris
Jessie Coffey
Juanita England
Roby Magers
Myrtie Taylor
Lottie Fay Brown
Helen Childress
Edith Layman
First Grade Thanksgiving Study Blooms with Flowers
The first grade studies Thanksgiving with many turkey pictures around the board. Students have improved reading and now read very nicely. James Edgar Taylor brought flowers to brighten the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edgar Taylor
First Grade Studying Indians Honors Armistice
The second grade has a classroom museum with wigwams canoes and peace pipe lessons. Students learned Armistice Day songs and viewed a commemorative picture showing four flags and four children representing different nations.
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N. W
B. B. Vv
Thanksgiving Themed Projects In Third Grade
Third grade students explored a Thanksgiving theme with self named groups Deers and Turkeys. They created drawings and peace posters, and performed a Hansel and Gretel play led by the turkey group with listed cast members.
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Hansel
Gretel
Ernest Harrison
Mary Helen Hill
Betty Jo Hamilton
Billie Ward Evans
Daniel Lane
School Topics Covered This Week
The article lists subjects studied this week including spelling with word lists and fill in blanks, grammar on precise word use and punctuation, dictionary skills, arithmetic with story problems and long division, geography covering Southern States and their capitals, health topics on fighting through challenges.
Reading about flowers and hero dogs in burial customs
Fragmentary notes describe study of disease germs and reading about flowers and hero dogs and how the dogs are buried, mentioning initials C.O and T.T. in unclear context.
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Reading
T. T
Fourth grade studies Pilgrims and pioneer life
The class reviews Pilgrims with pictures of a pioneer man in homespun and a coon skin cap. Armistice Day is noted with emphasis on World War. In arithmetic, pupils practice making change by playing store as clerks and customers.
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L. S
Sixth grade reports club activities and injuries
The diary notes English club meetings at the Grammar School with a circus and a Wednesday program. Two sixth grade boys were injured playing football and required a doctor visit. Several students visited Miss Opal and others traveled to Sherman Dallas and Blue Ridge. independent notes on weekly school events and grades.
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Chapel
Sherman
Lucille Starr
Dallas
Jessie Mae Coffey
Blue Ridge
Mr. Humphrey
Manning
J. E
Boys Craft Toys In Manual Training Exhibit
In the article the boys display well made toys from manual training. Mr. Humphrey demonstrates making a one piece wood chair and shows various tricks. The write up notes the sun returning and anticipation of a game with Jessie Mae predicted to hit a home run.
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Humphrey
R. M
Jessie Mae
M. T
Imagined Scenes of School Youth in a Graded Letter
The text lists names of girls and boys in a grammar school involved in social, study and activity notes. It highlights teachers and students as they navigate interests, health, and adolescence while hinting at a concern for child study and development across senses growth and mental progress.
Education material and pace tailored to each child
Sympathy and encouragement shape teacher preparation. The subject matter and its order of presentation adapt to each pupil. Interest in the individual student determines both material and timing, requiring agreement between parents and child before progress.
Boys Ready for Sherman Game at Sherman
The team trains hard and aims to win as they prepare for the upcoming game at Sherman. Local supporters expect a strong performance from J. T. W. and the squad.
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Sherman
Museum Adds Relics Exhibit Featuring Local Figures
The museum’s new display includes a small deer head and items linked to Lonnie Beads Loren Paul Jack Jimmie Edith Belt and Gene Pat, expanding regional heritage artifacts for public viewing.
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Small Deer
Lonnie
Loren Paul
Jack
Jimmie
Edith Belt
Gene Pat
Weekend visits and family notices fill Orangeville
Orangeville area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Henson Bowen Burden Wilder Donihoo Mayse Mayse Evans Ownby Creecy Bowen Blanton Morrison and others with multiple trips to Tom Bean Sherman Leonard and Trenton. Children born to Bramlet Burden announced.
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Bonnie Lou Henson
Near Nobility
Loucille Bowen
Bramlet Burden
Marie
Alma
Wilder
Louise Brown
Sharee Griffin
O. D. Mayse
J. D. Cooper
Riley Hall
Whitewright
Clarence Cooper
Sam Donihoo
J. E. Donihoo
O. V. Wilder
Lloyd Barry
Trenton
Dan Harris
Jaimie Bowen
Jim Ownby
Andrew Creecy
Oscar Bowen
Alton Bowen
Bettie Blanton
Floyd Savage
Dog Creek
John Savage
Vernon Donihoe
Dewey Griffin
Tom Bean
Marvin Bangs
Aubrey Mayse
C. E. Mayse
Sherman
Eugene Evans
Ted Simpson
Pat Miller
Sam Donihoe
Mollie Smith
O. Smith
Alton Robinson
Dorothy Morris
Bettie Blant
George Vestal
Baby
Leonard
Paul Bowen
Inez Pirtle
Janie Byars
Blue Ridge
California Gold Yield in 1852 Still Peak Mark
California records show 1852 gold production at $81,194,700, from pioneers using limited tools. Since 1848, California gold valued at $1,973,926,161 to date. In 1934 unemployed panners yielded 34,888 fine ounces, five percent of annual total.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Frank C. Jordan
James Marshall
Sutter
Colma
Jordan
Youth's Hearing Restored as Wad Of Lint Removed
LUBBOCK. A Texas Tech freshman engineering student Homer Hanna reported for a required annual physical at the Lubbock sanatorium. He said he had been hard of hearing, but the examination removed a wad of lint from his ear restoring his hearing.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Homer Hanna
Lubbock Sanitarium
Singing Convention Set at Enterprise Sunday Afternoon
The Third Sunday Singing Convention will be held at Enterprise Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock, announced by W C Brown. The event was rainout last third Sunday and the public is invited to attend.
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Enterprise
W. C. Brown
Be It Ever So Humble Car Display Prompts Laugh
A used Whip sedan shown in a showroom carried a price placard reading Runs good six ninety five. A potential buyer asked about payments, prompting a humorous exchange noted by the Eastland County Weekly Record. You can buy adding machine paper at the Sun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Eastland County Weekly Record
Sun Office
ANP Sesse
Inc
Earache Child Finds Cotton Obstruction Restoring Hearing
A physician removes a wad of cotton lodged in the ear drum of a student, restoring hearing. Examination of 300 other students reveals items like peas, beans, cottonseed, crayola, a lead pencil piece, and a long black bag. Doctors warn parents may forget to remove cotton after earaches.
Farm scene ends with stubborn horse mischief
A farmer strolling with straw in a barn is kicked by a horse. The force blasts him into the wall, knocking him to the floor. He scolds the horse, insisting the animal stop while he remains busy with chores.
The Clever Barber Sells Bottle After Glove Question
A barber, asked why he wore rubber gloves when cutting hair, replies it keeps his hands free of hair growth. He then sells a bottle to the customer.
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Sooner
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T. W. Ayres & Son
Carter
Gossard
Mexico
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Thomas Arney
Lotta Fay Brown
Grammar School
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Lucian Vestal
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Orangeville News
Sinclair
G. C. Stateville
Denison
J. A. Yeager
W. J. Barbee
Grayson, Fannin
Collin Counties
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Tom Barbee
Manning & Meador
Whitewright, Texas
Fordson
Rawleigh’s
Memphis
Tenn
J. E. Smith
Dexter, Tex
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mgr
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Farley
Aarey
Ly Secure Coal
Manning & Meadow Furniture
Farmalls
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