Juniors Elect Officers In School Spirit Drive
The junior class at W H S elected Velma Bennett as class reporter and chose S T Montgomery as president Una Mae Mangrum as vice president Margaret Sears as secretary treasurer and Mary Gee Wood as social committee chair. They praise strong school spirit and aim to be better juniors for a better WHS.
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Velma Bennett
S. T. Montgomery
Una Mae Mangrum
Margaret Sears
Mary Gee Wood
W. H
Cheerfulness as a stimulant for progress and health
An optimistic view urges people to improve conditions rather than fault find. Happiness boosts work, benefits others, and supports health, without ignoring problems. The piece cites Van Vestal 1932 and notes the sophomore class first meeting on Oct 2 with officers Madge Sears and Shelby as president and vice president.
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van Vestal
Madge Sears
Shelby
Senior class meets outlines motto colors and ring orders
On Oct 1 the senior class held its second meeting of the year. With football players absent the group adopted Ad Astra per Aspera as a motto, chose gold and white as colors, and the daisy as the flower. A local engraving and cap and gown rep met, rings were measured and orders placed, caps and gowns to be rented from that company, and sample invitations reviewed for final selection.
Home Economics Club Elects Officers and Plans Picnic
The Home Economics Club organized on Oct. 2 elected Louise Sloan president Janice Melver vice president Estelle Binion secretary treasurer Lacey Craig reporter and named meetings for Tuesdays at 4 PM every other week Dues are 25 cents per semester Invitations were printed and reviewed with a local printing office deciding to order from an out of town company A picnic or weiner roast was planned to welcome new members.
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Domestic Science Laboratory
Miss Boone
Louise Sloan
Janice Melver
Estelle Binion
Lacey Craig
Candy allegory on civics and English in school lessons
A narrative allegorically describes mixing ingredients to craft civics, English IV, and history IV, with failures and corrections. It blends dreamlike steps to illustrate how correct components and separation yield successful courses, followed by a list of local social notes and visits in Sherman and nearby towns.
Weekend visits across North Texas towns
Maurine Pierce spent Saturday in Bells while Agnes Coffey stayed the weekend in McKinney. J. B. Harrison visited Ely on Sunday and Miss Laura Jean Fleming was a Sherman visitor Saturday.
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Louise Sloan
Sherman
Selena Coffey
McKinney
Margaret Pierce
Bells
Marian Wetzel
Estelle Binion
Desert
Johnnie V. Dossey
Margaret Sears
Mary Gee Wood
Clyde Johnson
Emmagene Sears
Ouija
Lucy Craig
Kentuckytown
Ouija Craig
Katherine and
Beatrice Mathis
Cherry Mound
Mildred Sue White
Marie Sears
Margaret Coggins
Eva Jane Skaggs
Commerce
Gladys Smith
Sherman and Howe
Loyce DeBerry
van Alstyne
Maurine Pierce
Agnes Coffey
J. B. Harrison
Ely
Laura Jean Fleming
Baby son born to former Lak Coupe in Minot North Dakota
Fragmentary newspaper snippet reports a baby son born to a former Lak Coupe in Minot North Dakota. The item appears in a typographic gems column with other brief notices. No further details or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Iowa
Lak Coupe
Minot
N. Dak
Veterinary Fix Lets Dog Walk On Three Legs
A Massachusetts paper reports a veteran veterinary surgeon repaired a paw and the dog now advances on three legs, improving mobility and comfort. The owner notes ongoing care and follow up visits to monitor healing and reduce strain on the injured limb.
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Massachusetts
Farm Hand Peter Carlo Gore Case In Maine Headlines
Peter Carlo, 74, a farm hand in Maine, was found gored to death by his employer Everell James. The incident raises questions about farm safety and worker protection in rural communities.
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Maine
Peter Carlo
Everell James
You Said a Mouthful Slogan for Talkie Firm Sparks Interest
A playful suggestion for a talkie concern proposes You Said a Mouthful as a catchy slogan. The line humorously highlights direct, memorable communication and could signal bold branding for a new audio venture.
Two Girls Find Relief With Adlerika For Stomach Trouble
Two girls with stomach trouble lived on hot water and rice before Adlerika. After taking Adlerika the sisters say they can eat anything and sleep better. They claim the first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste, with Dyer & Jones selling the product at No. 6.
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A. H
Dyer & Jones
Evidently Theyre Well Regulated Railroad Snafu
A division of public frustration with railroad management unfolds as executives are detained by investigations and commissions while others attend legislative meetings and court actions. The punchline attributes the railroad’s operations to legislatures and investigators rather than top leaders.
Wishes That Endure and Come True
A poem spoken in the voice of Ella Wheeler Wilcox promises that persistent longing paired with unwavering desire will lift wishes above storms and darkness, eventually bringing them to fruition like the dove delivering the olive branch to the ark.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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Whitewright High School
Gladys Ray
Dorothy Hamilton
James Lindsey
Society
Louise Echols
Maxine Roberts
Mary Joe Sears
Reflector
Miss Big Hat
Yowell
Lloyd Stowers
South Side
Main St
Whitewright
First National Bank
Home Economics Club
Government
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
New World
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Albert Mason
Mercy Hospital
Panama Paper
Thomas
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
FISK
Fisk, A
O. Mangrum
Transportation
Studebaker Touring
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Studebaker Coupe
Bob Sears
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