Fifth Grade Welcomes New Pupil At Ely Visit
The Glow Worm notes fifth grade classes in health and language activities. New pupil Etha Louise Brown from Ely joins Thursday’s class. Mary Frances Stephens visited Pan-American Exposition. posters on teeth shown as students study human anatomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudell Bush
Kenneth Norris
John Taylor
Ola Riddle
Joe Cook
Edward Montgomery
Mary Call
Weldon Ingram
Etha Louise Brown
Ely
Mary Frances Stephens
B. H
Whole Child Education Emphasized in School Outlook
Quote stresses living rightly at each age level and acting beyond knowledge. It argues knowledge alone does not educate and a good school citizen benefits the community. The focus shifts from mental skills to developing the mental physical moral and social aspects of a student.
First Graders Build Tiny House and Color
The first grade crafts a little house with furniture and ongoing projects of making more houses and coloring. Readings include stories about Bob and Betty, per J. C. and L. F. B.
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Bob and
Betty
J. C
Second grade circus parade in chapel features names and acts
A Thursday morning second grade circus parade in chapel showcased clowns Jimmy McSpedden and Pat Gray cowboys James K Johnson Bert Waldo dancing ladies on ponies six girls and various animals. A circus wagon pulled by Harold R Vineyard carried the band with Lonnie Myrick on the bass horn alongside Edith Arney and Billie Jean Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
Jimmy McSpedden
Pat Gray
James K. Johnson
Bert Waldo
Harold R. Vineyard
Lonnie Myrick
Edith Arney
Billie Jean Wallace
N. W
Third grade duties names and spelling honorees
A school list records third grade duties for students including Fish Norma Smith flowers Reba Cox library Maclean Roper board Gene Trotter David Claborn desk Billie Earl Hensley wastebasket Daniel Lane erasers Ernest Harrison James Reeves balls Roby Wilson. Spelling honors go to Maclean Roper Norma Smith Guy Norris Betty Jones and Ernest Harrison. A large group scored one hundred in spelling: Lester Simpson Margaret Hanna Billie Pennington Glen Stapleton Bobby Montgomery Virginia Jones Kirk May Joanna Harrison Gladys Cambron Daisy John
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Fish
Norma Smith
Flowers
Reba Cox
Maclean Roper
Gene Trotter
David Claborn
Billie Earl Hensley
Daniel Lane
Ernest Harrison
James Reeves
Roby Wilson
Guy Norris
Betty Jones
T. A
Lester Simpson
Margaret Hanna
Billie Pennington
Glen Stapleton
Bobby Montgomery
Virginia Jones
Kirk May
Joanna Harrison
Gladys Cambron
Daisy John
For Sale: Want Ads Streamline Buyers Reach
TIME MARCHES ON for those who still think people go around with a light at night or an umbrella in bad weather seeking things to buy Put your for sale sign in the Want Ads to find buyers and reach a broad audience through the streamlined section of the paper.
Fourth grade students excel in subtraction drills
Katie Kincaid leads the class with ninety nine correct on the one hundred subtraction facts. Those scoring a perfect hundred in spelling this week include Wanda Green, Carl Simmons, Junior Taylor, Katie Kincaid, Billy Christian, Alice Taylor, Henrietta Jackson, Ima Garner, Eugene Reeves, Willie Maddox, Betty Yeager, Edyth Biggerstaff, Janis Horton, Ernest Sanders and Betty Pierce. Ima Garner Wanda Green and Billie Jo Harper attended the circus at Bonham last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Kincaid
Wanda Green
Carl Simmons
Junior Taylor
Billy Christian
Alice Taylor
Henrietta Jackson
Ima Garner
Eugene Reeves
Willie Maddox
Betty Yeager
Edyth Biggerstaff
Janis Horton
Ernest Sanders
Betty Pierce
Billie Jo Harper
Cotton project Dominates Sixth Grade Work in Whitewright
Whitewright sixth graders study farming profit from cotton and learn to present thoughts clearly. Reading and writing reports on books continue, with standout spellers named: John Bigger, James Stateville, Wallace Reeves, Dorothy Douglas, James Arney, Robert Owens, Edith Harper, Patty Everheart, Winnell Stapleton, Cecil Magers, Foucheaux Vestal, and Lloyd Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
John Biggerstaff
James Stateville
Wallace Reeves
Dorothy Douglas
James Arney
Robert Owens
Edith Harper
Patty Everheart
Winnell Stapleton
Cecil Magers
Foucheaux Vestal
Lloyd Mitchell
R. S
R. M
Local School Notes Highlight Students and Topics
The seventh grade studies the discovery of America in history while English covers the subject and predicate. In mathematics fractions are reviewed. Health class features Mr Manning with a microscope showing blood, a fly’s foot, water germs, leaf particles, and a hair resembling a worm. J Frank Wilson bravely provided blood for observation. Headmarks in spelling go to Bob Sears and Virginia Hill. One hundred in spelling earned by Mary Clathorn, Billie Vineyard, Helen Childress, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Fay Brown
Betty Jean Owens
America
J. Frank Wilson
Bob Sears
Virginia Hill
Mary Clathorn
Billie Vineyard
Helen Childress
Virginia
Local names listed in community notice
A community notice lists Hill Lucille Starr Jessie Coffey Bob Sears Robert Simmons Billie Hat field Cecil Owens Fred Cook Lucian Vestal Roby Magers and Helen Holcomb with J. E. and M. F. C. as sponsors or authors of the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Coffey
Lotta F. Brown
Betty Owens
Naomi Waldo
Billie Kincaid
Thomas Arney
Helen Childress
Louise Wilson
Helen Holcomb
Billie Hatfield
Robert Simmons
Roby Magers
Juanita Enggland
Mary F. Clabhorn
Frank Wilson
Tommy Thornhill
Grace Harris
Lucille Starr
Imaginative Claims Spur Family Speculation
Reader questions link Fred Cook as a relative of Queen Isabella while other locals speculate on Davis Parrish’s daughter, Opal’s claim to C. B.'s yo yo and Cecil’s knife, Buford Simmons’s illness, and Bob Sears riding in the back seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
Isabella
Davis Parrish
Miss Opal
C. B
Cecil
Buford Simmons
Bob Sears
Gossip at the seventh grade baseball practice
Naomi and Lucille discuss a bat mishap and a home run claim while Billie and Phillips doubt it. The girls mention Bob Sears falling at his desk in class and wonder about rumors, then boast their club avoids gossip.
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Bob Sears
Girls Baseball Team Assignments Updated
The girls baseball lineup lists Lucille Starr as catcher Myrtle Taylor as pitcher Dorothy Douglas at first Pat tie Everheart at second Juanita England at third Joanna Harri son at short Billie Vineyard at second short Mary F. Claborn in left field Helen Childress in center field and Naomi Waldo in right field Changes can be made if needed Myrtle Taylor is on the sick list and Hugh Tim Atterberry remains very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Starr
Myrtle Taylor
Dorothy Douglas
Pattie Everheart
Juanita England
Joanna Harrison
Billie Vineyard
Mary F. Claborn
Helen Childress
Naomi Waldo
Press Freedom Bill Seeks Source Protection for Journalists
In Austin Representative John K. Russell of Cleburne introduced a bill to exempt news writers from divulging confidential sources. The measure would require a $5 registration fee for writers opting into the act.
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Austin
John K. Russell
Cleburne
Reward Offered to Curb Peepers
Bonham resident Joe B. Hrdlicka posted a $50 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for a wave of window peeping complaints. Residents report seeing a man's face peering through bedroom windows on recent nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Joe B. Hrdlicka
Basket Makers and the Origins of Pueblo Civilization
The Basket Makers preceded the Pueblo Indians in the Southwest and introduced early agriculture with maize as a staple. They built cliffside shelters for burial and storage, used the atlatl for hunting, and left well preserved artifacts that illuminate a 3,000 year old culture.
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Southwest
Folsom
Texas
Basket Makers
C. Stuart Johnston
West Texas State College
Canyon
Texas court citation and land title case 1937
The District Court of Grayson County Texas issues citation 45773 directing summons for J R Campbell et al to appear December 1937 in Sherman to answer a land title action by W A Lowder seeking removal of a cloud on property described as lots 13 to 16 in Waldo's First Addition Collinsville Grayson County Texas. The notice includes defendants heirs and unknown representatives and instructs publication for four weeks in a Grayson County newspaper.
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District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
J. R. Campbell
Rena Campbell
W. S. McClendon
Ethel McClendon
Mr. E. Hughes
Lucile Hughes
Eric Hughes
D. W. Arnold
Allie Arnold
Lela Arnold
E. M. Heater
Eva Heater
59Th Judicial District
Sherman
W. A. Lowder
E. Hughes
State of
Texas
Jordan Creek
Charles Quillin
Waldo
Collinsville
R. B. Caraway
District Court of
Grayson Co
V. R. Henderson
U S buys apples to aid distressed market action
Washington and Idaho apple markets will receive U S government intervention as the Surplus Commodities Corporation begins purchasing Jonathan apples of U S fancy grade or better at 60c a bushel. State relief agencies will distribute the apples to relief recipients.
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Washington
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Idaho
U. S
The Three Rs Joke Across Ages
A father explains the humorous three R's of life to his son. At twenty five Romance appears, at forty five Rent follows, and at sixty five Rheumatism persists, a lighthearted proverb on aging.
Reno Divorce Business Slumps Amid Nine Month Gap
In Reno Nevada the divorce trade has slowed while some cases show a nine month gap to finalization. Local observers note fewer filings and longer processing times impacting lawyers and clients. Community leaders call for streamlined procedures to restore activity.
Divorces Rise Despite Publicity In Reno Area
The report outlines a surge in divorce filings through 1935 with 2308 plaints by year end, noting 77 percent of cases involve individuals listed in city oral registers and many seek filings in neighboring Carson City and Yerington where publicity is less intense. Prominent figures in theater and film are among those affected.
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Reno
Howe
Carson City
Yeringeton
Foolish Exchange Keeps Money Safe in Uncle’s Advice
A brief dialogue shows Uncle William warning to be careful with money and citing the adage that money quickly parts from the hand. Albert responds with a wary joke about losing money yet being prepared for parting.
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William
Albert
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Fidelis
Manning & Meadow
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Lee Norris
Goodyear Tire
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S. H. Montgomery Agency
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Chicago
S. L. Brown
University of Texas
C. A. Elvehjem
Robert J. Madden
University of Wisconsin
Puerto Rico
United States Department of Agriculture
C. B. Huggins
University
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