Hallowe'en Posters Inspire Grade Two Crafts
The Glow Worm staff and readers celebrate a new home reader with scenes of squirrels gathering nuts and a white cottage with green roof and curtains. The second grade displays vibrant blackboard pictures, wigwam dioramas, two live animals, and a new pupil Mildred Brown. Students recite Indian poems and prepare an Indians unit test.
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Lonnie Myrick
Mildred Brown
Betty Ann
Edith Dean
Alice
Billy Jean
Lonnie
Harold Ray
Bert
Johnny Mac
Louise
Imogene
J. A
L. W
First Grade Pupils Discuss Road Safety At School
School dismissals and daily routines spotlight road safety as pupils from lower and higher grades are urged to look for cars before crossing streets and railroad crossings. The message cautions students to watch for fast cars in town and at noon, with guidance from B. S. and the First Grade about safe behavior.
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B. S
Students Share Pan American Exposition Memories at Dallas
James Reeves and Betty Lee Jones attended the Pan American Exposition in Dallas this week. Betty Lee showed a Bible with an olive wood cover given by Mrs. J. B. May of Savoy and spoke to the class. The third grade decorates for Halloween with spooky pictures, while the fourth grade celebrates Halloween with drawings and a new song. Fifth graders hosted chapel with several performances including The Deaf Grandma and Nip and Tuck.
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James Reeves
Betty Lee Jones
Dallas
Betty Lee
J. B. May
Savoy
Hallowe’en
W. H
M Hallowe’en
Janis Horton
Hallowe'en
Margaret Ann Burnham
Ima _ Sue Garner
Katie Kincaid
Henrietta Jackson
Betty Nell Yeager
Eugene Reeves
D. P
L. V
Grandma
Joanna Harrison
Ola Agnes Riddle
Mary Frances Call
John Charles Jones
Mary Jean Simmons
Billie Rhom Pennington
Local Program Attendees and Song Credits
Edward Montgomery Mary Lee Hughes Bobby Montgomery John Rufus Taylor Weldon Ingram Joe Cook and Billie Rhom Pennington listed for a program. Song titled A Sailboat in the Moon light credited to Margaret Hanna. Visitors named include Mrs Simpson Mrs Hughes and Mrs Cook.
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Edward Montgomery
Mary Lee Hughes
Bobby Montgomery
John Rufus Taylor
Weldon Ingram
Joe Cook
Billie Rhom Pennington
Margaret Hanna
Mrs. Simpson
Hughes
Mrs. Cook
Kirk May
Billy Pennington
Joanna Harrison
Eudell Bush
Virginia Jones
Melvin Fleming
B. L. and
T. A
Class Snapshots and School Club Elections
A set of student notes shows peers in various social situations with Joanna Harrison, plus geography on manufacturing and oil graphs. The English club, the H. H., lists Pattie Everheart as president, Wallace Reeves vice President, Dorothy Sue Douglas secretary, Clyde Riddle treasurer. Arithmetic covers multiplying fractions and dividing by long division with some books being taken up for not being covered. G. C. Brown is identified as the class’s smartest, while Clyde Riddle is noted for not looking at the girls.
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H. H
Pattie Everheart
Wallace Reeves
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Clyde Riddle
G. C. Brown
School Notes on Health Language and History
In health we explore health habit meanings from the back of the book. English class studies adjectives nouns pronouns verbs and verb phrases. A test occurred Thursday in English and is planned for Friday in arithmetic. History covers the war for independence and biographies of famous leaders.
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B. H
School News And Sports From Local Grades
Manual training students prep for Friday test on tool names and project builds. home economics class completes aprons and towels with mixed grades. Eighth grade defeats grammar school 18 to 2 with Vestal and McFarland scoring touchdowns. Grammar lineup listed. girls continue four baseball teams improving and hitting homers.
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L. V
Grammar School
Lewis Vestal
Wilton McFarland
Jarvis D. Maddux
Robert Simmons
Cecil Owens
Thomas Arney
Melvin Fleming
Pete Ford
Billy Kincaid
Frank Wilson
Tommy Thornhill
Clyde Riddle
Bob Sears
C. B. Bryant
C. C
Steel teeth new idea of Nazi dentists
Berlin reports Krupp has developed Vitallium, a chromium steel alloy for artificial teeth aimed at preserving gold reserves. Dentists are offered free training in fitting steel teeth, which resist acids and are harder than gold. Public prejudice remains a challenge to adoption. The article notes an unrelated fact about earth curvature.
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Berlin
Germany
Krupp
Armament Works
Russia Weighs Economy Over War as Five Year Plan Looms
Moscow notes an army could sweep Europe yet forego action to avoid ten years of economic and industrial setback. Heavy Industry criticizes self-criticism and factory director accountability amid lagging iron and steel output. Farmers face pressure as collectivization looms with Ukraine unrest.
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Moscow
Europe
Germany
Tukhachevsky
Heavy Industry
Iron and Steel
Pravda
Ukraine
Russia
Calmness urged to prevent high blood pressure
Hartford Conn Dr Timothy F Brewer of the Hartford Medical Society advocates calmness to help avert high blood pressure. He describes the type of person prone to the condition and those at risk, outlining the preventive approach.
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Hartford, Conn
Timothy F. Brewer
Hartford Medical Society
Brewer
Learn to stay calm like the Chin to curb blood pressure
Dr Brewer notes that heart disease from high blood pressure is the most common middle life heart trouble and about 70 000 Americans die annually from blood pressure related heart failure. The remark urges calmness to prevent hypertension mirroring Chinese practice.
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Brewer
United States
Local Social Roundup in Mahurin News
Sherman and Savoy guests visited relatives across area towns. Joe Parkhill family from Sherman stayed with W A Burris. Wayne Farmer of Dallas visited sister Mrs Tom Hall. Oland Bush crew visited Whitewright and Bonham guests dropped by. Pearl Burris from Savoy stayed with Aaron Burris. Margaret Lary from Bethel visited Doyle Withrow. Orvie Pratt visited Katherine Hutchins.
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Joe Parkhill
Sherman
Joe Burris
Savoy
W. A. Burris
Wayne Farmer
Dallas
Tom Hall
Oland Bush
John Jones
Whitewright
Pearl Burris
Aaron Burris
James Burris
Leona Bush
Bonham
Leon
Walter Anderson
Ellen Bush
A. E. Mullican
Vernon
Margaret Lary
Bethel
Doyle Withrow
Orvie Pratt
Katherine Hutchins
Wedding Off As $5 Fee Deters Bride In Helena
In Helena Montana a woman walked into the marriage license bureau with a pocketbook and asked the cost of a license. A clerk answered two dollars. She refused to pay the minister's five dollar fee and left, followed by her fiancé.
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Helena
Mont
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