The Grand Saline Sun (Grand Saline, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [30], Ed. 1 Thursday, May 24, 1934 Page: 4 of 8
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AM 'V
Miss Lyndell Adams
Rev, E. M. Ogden
Doris Martin
_ Joyce Cook and Doris Martin
Tommie Bailey
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i of Speaker
ent Address
i of Class _
ling of Diplomas
Song_
icfcion_
Suptt. J, E, Rhodes
Hon, W. H. Barnes
Prin. C, C. Moore
Sutft. J. E. Rhodes
____Class
Rev. W. E. Hassler
Invocation
ccalaureate Services
ssional—“God of our Fathers______________Choir
Rev. W. E. Hassler
Bong—“Zeal Our Watchword”.................... Choir
Vocal Solo _
Mrs. C. L.Glover
Scripture Reading_________________Rev. W. E. Hassler
Introduction of the Speaker Sup’t J. E. Rhodes
Sermon
Doxology
„ Dr. J. G. Ulmer
Choir and Congregation
--------Rev. E. M. Ogden
Recessional—“Lead on 0 King Eternal”___Choir
Grand Saline School News
The Baccalaureate Minton
Von school grodnotco toon
Sunday by Dr. J. G. Uhnor of
Judge H. C. Geddie of Grand
ie to deliver the eeventh grade grad*
uation address, and Judge W. BL
Barnes will deliver the Cenutfeoea*
ment addresi for the high school
graduates. _____
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Teachers Prepare
Vacation Plans
Now that school is out, the school
teachers of Grand Saline are making
plans for the summer. Many will go
to school, and some will visit in dif-
ferent parts of the country.
Mrs. Francis Head and Miss SalUe
Beavers will attend school at E. T.
S. T. C., Commerce, and they will
spend part of th$ summer in the Rio
Grande Valley. ■'* O
Miss Hattie Claude Gray will spend
the summer at her home in Wascom.
Louie White will study government
at the University of Texas in Austin.
Miss Henrietta James and Miss
Willie Gilmore of Van will go to Sul
Ross S. T. C. at Alpine.
Supt. Shivers expects to be at home
this summer.
Mrs. Julia Phillips, Mrs. Hopkins,
and Miss Sarah Pendleton will study
at E. T. S. T. C., Commerce.
Mrs. Jess Raborn will attend
school at N. T. S. T. C., Denton.
Wayne Calloway plans to go either
to the University of Texas or the
University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Randall Rumbelow plans to
visit in South Texas and with relatives
in Sulphur Springs.
Miss Audean Ponds plans to study
voice at the Musical Conservatory at
Kansas City, Missouri and to attend
the Chicago World’s Fair.
Miss Edmond Earle O’Neal will
spend part of the summer at her
home in Wolfe City, and plans to
visit the World’s Fair to collect il-
lustrated material for teaching aids.
Weldon Johnson will sell general
merchandise at Johnson & Johnson in
South Sulphur.
8enior Class Has
Picnic Wednesday
school
Wednesday morning, May 23, at
Bine o’clock, the Senior class and theii'
sponsor, Mrs. Wheeler, left in the
bus for Burn’s Lake the other
of Tyler to have the annual Sen-
jy picnic. - **.. -
About fifty of the seniors werd
ent. Swimming and skating were
yed, Bnd a most delicious picnic
3 Brfth ice cream for dessert,
was served.
V The party returned at five o’clock
reporting a most enjoyable time.
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of Miss Jeffus Have Picnic
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|y at nddil Mtiss Myrtle Jeffus
I her grade class had a picnic across
street from the W. D. Barber
east of town. They were accom-
by their room mothers, Mrs.
, H. Land, and Mrs. H. G. Shivers,
the long walk, the delicious
was greatly appreciated. Games
.enjoyed, and a good time was
by all.
BURTON S BREAD
[ES AND PASTRIES
Fresh Daily
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BREAD AT 10 A. M.
and Wedding
AKE 8 v
to Order
Senior Play Draws
Good Attendance
Tuesday night, May 22, the Senior
class play, “Beads on a String,” was
presented at the high school gymna-
sium. It was very well attended and
greatly appreciated by the audience.
The story of the play centers about
the family of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dav-
is, played by Walton Payne and Faye
Thompson. Their son, Bennie Davis,
played by Willis Roberson, is engag-
ed to be married to Molly Mallerlon,
Faynelle Boyles. The family, being in
a poor financial condition, decides
that the only way out is to seek aid
from Bennie’s rich uncle, Benjamin
Dkvis, Esq. But Bennie’s uncle does
not like boys, and Mr. and Mrs. Dav-
is decide to make a daughter of their
son in order to make a favorable im-
pression. Very unwillingly Bennie
dresses as a girl and poses as Miss
Zezzalee Davis. (Willis’s impersona-
tion of a girl was the source of much
amusement to the audience.)
Bennie's strange disappearance and
the sudden appearance of Zezzalee
make many lies and deceptions nec-
essary. The plot becomes very involv-
ed on the arrival ot the uncle, and is
cleared up only whesn Bennie ad-
mits the whole thing to Uncle Benja-
min, who is very .broadminded and
leaves the major part of his vast
wealth to Bonnie, whom he has learn-
ed to like.
The dramatization was excellent,
and much credit is due Mrs. Wheeler,
who directed the play.
Children Enjoy Picnic
During the noon hour Monday the
children of the third grade, taught
by Mrs. Julia Phillips, enjoyed a pie-J
nic on the lawn of their room mother,
Mrs. Willard Proctor. After a delic-
ious picnic lunch consisting of eand-
wiches, fruit, and cookies, Mrs. Proc-
tor served ice cream cones.
The major attraction was Frank
I Proctor's pony, which the children
I took turn about riding.
First Grade Has Picnic
Friday at the noon hour Mrs. Jess
■jpk her first gride class on
Third Grade Picnics
During the noon hour Friday, the
children of Miss Beavers’ third grade
walked a short distance east of town
to have a picnic near the highway.
The room mothers, Mrs. L. R. Sim-
mons, and Mrs. 0. D. Land, assisted
in spreading a delicious luncheon con-
sisting of sandwiches, cookies and ice
cream. The treat was greatly appre-
ciated. ■ •. «.;•
Miss Tommie Bailey, with an nv-
erage of *1 J, was chosen Valodictor-
ian of the Van Ugh school mounting
class, and Miss Doris Martin was se-
lected as Saldtatorian. Mis* Martin
had an average of M.1,
The class honors are determined Oh
the average made derfhf the last
two years work.
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Simmer School at Van
Mr. Myracle will conduct the high
school classes of the Summer school
at Van, and Miss Turner will be In
charge of the grade school classes.
Mathematics and English will be the
principal courses offered.
According to J. E. Rhodes, super-
intendent, indications point to a large
attendance.
New Birth." Evening service 1
With a feast b Mag. at 7:48,
munion 8:16. Sermon 8:84,
“God’s Five Plans." We wUl speak
from a chart. A cordial invitation is
extended to evey one. The Lord is
richly bleesbgs our labours.
Mab Street Christian Church,
W. 8. WILLS, Minister.
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Salary Schedule For
Teachers Announced
The salary schedule for teachers in
the state aid schools has just been an-
nounced by the State Board of Edu-
cation. Below is the maximum sal-
aries allowed in the different types
of Rural Aid Schools for the school
year 1934-36. The figures were se-
cured from A. 0. Loughmiller, Coun-
ty Superintendent.
One teacher school $90.00.
Two-teacher school, principal $90.00;
assistant, $80.00.
Three teacher school, principal
895.00; each assistant $80.00.
Four-teacher school, principal $100;
primary, $85.00; other assistants,
$80.00.
Five-teacher schools, principal,
$105.00; primary, $85.00; other assis-
tants, $80.00.
Six-teacher schools, principal $110;
primary, $85.00; Other assistants
$80.00.
Seven-teacher schools, principal,
$120.00; primary, $85*00; assistants,
$80.00; high school assistants, $85.00.
Schools above seven teachers, prin-
cipal $125.00; primary, $90.00; high
school assistants, $90.00; other as-
sistants, $80.00.
REAL SERVICE
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Lawrence Gro. & Mkt.
Ice Tea Glasses Free
1 glftS9 free with
1-4 pound tin
2 glasses free with
1-2 pound tin
4 glasses free with
1 pound tin
UPTON'S
TEAT
Glasses
J
FREE
BUY FLOUR NOW— Flour prices are advancing
Get your supply at Lawrence’s at the old price. We
are receiving another car of Royal Owl this week.
OUR NEW AND IMPROVED VEGETABLE
RACK ENABLES US TO GIVE YOU FRESH,
CRISP VEGETABLES
Government stamped Meats, of the highest quality,
and sold at the lowest possible price.
Lawrence Grocery & Market
Phone ISP
We Deliver
Had Picnic Friday
Accompanied by their room moth-
ers, Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. Willis
Crocker, and Mrs. Floyd Rowden, and
their teacher, Miss James, the fifth
grade enjoyed a picinc in the Child-
rens pasture Friday afternoon after
school.. Lemonade, sandwiches, fruit*
and cake comprised the much appie*
ciated picnic lunch.
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Fourth Grade Has Picnic
The fourth grade, under the super
vision Of Mis^ Hattie Claude Gray ;
and Mrs. W. C. Darnell, had a picnic j
Tuesday after school at the City Park, j
The picnic was planned by the room
mothers, Mrs. J. T. York, Mrs. Malvin
Allen, Mrs. A. M. Fisher, and Mrs. j
Dick Tidwell. Sandwiches, poly pop, j
fruit and cookies were served. A
very enjoyable time was had by all.
T. J. TAYLOR HONORED
WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER
T. J. Taylor of near Van was hon-
ored by many visitors on last Sunday,
who came bringing presents and a
birthday dinner. Mr. Taylor was 70
years of age.
T. J. Taylor was bom in Texas on
May 19, 1866, and has lived in Smith
and Van Zandt county all of his life.
Years ago he was married to Ger-
tie Wheat, and there are five surviv-
ing chidren, all of whom were present.
These were: Mrs. Dola Moon, Myrtle
Springs; Mrs. Velma BlacKstock,
Myrtle Springs; Mrs. Vata Stem-
bridge, Longview; Ewell Taylor, Min-
eola, and Miss Una Mae Taylor, Van.
_ Picnic at Sand Flat July 4
There will be an old-time Fourth
at July picnic under the auspices of
the Ladies Workers Club of Sand
Flat on July 4.
The Indies promise a ball game, and
Other interesting features for
young.
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Proctor, Willard. The Grand Saline Sun (Grand Saline, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [30], Ed. 1 Thursday, May 24, 1934, newspaper, May 24, 1934; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1016378/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Van Zandt County Library.