Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1950 Page: 7 of 8
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FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1950
THE COOPER REVIEW, COOPER, TEXAS
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Bulldog Barks
THE VOICE OF COOPER HI"
BULLDOG BARKS STAFF
Editor----Mary Lou Edwards.
Production Managers Peggy
Leeman and Patsy Southard.
News Editor __ Donna Pollard.
Associate------Myron Young.
News Reporters________Helen
Hurley, Olivia Allen, Claranel
West, Margaret Gilmore and Sue
Routt.
Sports ------- Jimmy Roman.
Feature Editor__Freda Kant.
Associates — Dan Adams, Ann
Thompson and Betty Pickering.
Typists — Nora Faye Burrow
and Emily Black.
Sponsor Miss Ellene Stanley.
Band to Attend Relays
1'he CHS band has accepted an
invitation to the band clinic and
relays on April 7 at Mt. Pleasant.
The massed band will begin at
9:00 and stay in session until pa-
rade time. Governor Allen Shiv-
ers is expected to lead the parade.
The afternoon will be spent in
rehearsals under the direction of
Col. E. D. Irons. Contest music
will be played by members of all
bands participating.
The track meet will start at
6:00 and the band will journey
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MRS J. S. LAKE
Mrs. A. L. Moore and son, Gary,
I have returned from the hospital
and Gary is back in school and
Mrs Moore is able to be up some.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore of Shi-
loh visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe H.
Moore and family Monday after-
noon.
Mrs. B. F. Nabors of Com-
I merce and Mr. and Mis. Cleo
Porter from near Commerce vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Rufus McCombs
Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mc-
Combs also visited Mr. and Mrs.
McCombs Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Lake and
daughter, Oleta, of Garland and
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lake of Mar-
shall visited relatives here Sat-
urday afternoon.
To the friends of Mrs. Hol-
brook, we would like to say that
she is still in Baylor Hospital and
had the skin grafting done on
Tuesday of last week. She was
on the operating table two hours
und had to have two blood trans-
fusions in three hours to save her,
but was resting very well the last
report we had from her.
Singing will be held at|
dist Church Sunday
2:30. J. W West will
of the program,
cordially invited to at
Fourth Sunday Singing
The Pecan Gap Fourth Sunday
to the field and give support to
the Cooper thinly clads.
FFA Classes Attend Stock Show
Both agriculture classes with
Mr. Black attended the North
Texas Stock Show in Sulphur
Springs last Thursday morning:
While there they toured the
Carnation Milk Plant where they
saw the process of canning milk
from the time it came in from the
dairy until it was ready for ship-
ment on box ears.
Jeff White showed his Black
Angus in the Stock Show and took
Grand Champion and third place.
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Inoculations Given Friday
Inoculations for smallpox, ty-
phoid fever, diphtheria, whooping
cough, and tetnus were given Fri-
day afternoon under the sponsor-
ship of the Cooper P-TA in the
Agricultural Building by Dr. Gaza
Janes, county health officer, and
Mrs. Roy Emerson, chairman of
Health Program:
Six
Interscholastic Entries Selected
Eliminations have been made
for entries in the District Inter-
scholastic League meet to be held
in Miller Grove April 7. Mrs.
Garrison will accompany all con-
testants because the meet will be
held on a school day and it would
be impossible for coaches for all
events to be away from school.
The entries are:
Declamation, junior girls, Jim-
my Lee McGaha, alternate, Jo Ann
Wilson: senior girls, Delene Wake-
field, alternate Patsy Brewer;
junior boy, Harvey Shepherd;
Senior boy, Jeff White.
Boys debating team, Dan Ad-
ams, David Lancaster; girls de-
bating team, Linda Lancaster, Pat-
sy Brewer.
Typing, Meritta Mullins, Bon-
nie Cates and Gretta France.
Ready writers, Delene Wake-
field.
Spelling, Billy Huie, Jean Stan-
ley; alternates, Gretta France, and
Jimmy Roman.
Senior Play Being Cast
The senior play, “In Spring The
Sap,” q farce comedy by Gurnsey
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East Ward News
Things have been happening
around East Ward that merit men-
tioning in these columns. March
21, Mr. Hagemeier, manager of
Delta County Chamber of Com-
merce. came for a short visit,
made us a talk and presented
Bonnie Kay Stripland, of Mrs.
Slough’s second grade, a check
for $2.
Bonnie Kay was third place
winner in the slogan contest for
Delta county. He slogan was,
“Working together to make the
best better.” Second grade de-
cided to adopt this for their room
slogan. Mrs. Slough’s room won
the $1 prize for selling the most
tickets to the P-TA show, “The
Secret Garden.”
East Ward’s contribution to the
March of Dimes were: First grade,
$4.70; second grade, $6.82; third
grade, $9.70; fourth grade, $8.90;
total, $30.12.
We are delighted with our new
playground equipment, swings
and a merry-go-round. We know
the merry-go-round will be fun
when our hands get tough. Sev-
eral have blisters from hanging
on too long at first.
Drive by, you will see signs of
a science unit in progress, painted
bird houses in our trees. Phillip
and Phillis Hurley brought one
of their white rabbits to school
last week. We have ant colonies,
crawfish, gold fish, etc.
Our attendance was low this
month but most of the students
are back now.
Marie McMurtrce, Linda Sue
Skinner, Margaret Ann Talley,
Jerry Toon, Suzanne Tucker, Joe
Wakefield, Rodciie West and Betty
Sue Wood.
Third Grade: Ruby Adams,
Charles Brantley, Birdnell Clark,
Lenita Cates, Lynna Dean Gibson,
Linda Fay Hennen, Priscilla Hicks,
Deloris Holmes, Dovena Jones,
Anna Beth Maynard, Earnestine
Miller, Billy Poteet, Donnie Skin-
ner, Shirley Ann Smith, Betty
Jane Toon, Johnnie Watkins,
Charles Watson, Danny Wester,
Kay win Wilson, Sally Margaret
Wright, Shirley Young, Ruby
Clements, Gloria Jean Boyd and
Sarah Woodall.
Fifth Grade: Franklin Clements,
Shirley Anderson, Jean Bangs,
Frances Clements, Edna DePoys-
ter, Sara Good, Joan Harcrow,
Loretta Jackman, Dorothy May-
nard, Ermal Robinson, Avon Rowe,
Jane Smead, Wilma Strong, Mick-
ey Toon, Meredith Cass, Alice
Harris, Rose Mary Howse, Kay
Cathey, Joyce Chancellor, Gail
Jackson, Carole Ann Wright, Has-
sie Skinner, Betty Jane DeWitt
Kenneth Lambert, Bob Preas,
Tonnie Roman, Farrell Toon and
Tommy Wilson.
Sixth Grade: Loretta McCor-
mack, Barbara Lynn Wright, Gary
Wester, Shirley White, Panzy
Wakefield, Claudette Trent, Vir-
ginia Riley, Mike Redfearn, Tahlie
Ann Morgan, John Hickman, E.
C. Evans, Billy Earl Blount, La-
Vonne Moore, Mickey Poteet,
Michael White, Jimmy Woodall,
Glynn Wright, Carol Sue Bolger,
Brenda Cain, Barbara Good, Nel-
Dr. Duke K. McCall
McCall to Speak on
'Abundant Living'
Announcement has been made
by the Baptist Radio Commission
in Atlanta, Dr. S. F. Lowe, direc-
tor, that the theme for the Bap-
tist Hour messages during April,
May and June will be "Avenues
To Abundant Living”. The speak-
er for this series of sermons will
be Dr. Duke K McCall, exer :tive
secretary of the Southern i. ...ptist
Convention.
Dr. McCall has a world-wide
reputation as a speaker, educator
and a religious leader. He is a
member of the Baptist World Alli-
ance Executive Committee, and
treasurer of the Southern Baptist
Foundation. He has spoken on
the Baptist Hour several times
previously.
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Honor Roll
First Grade: Joan Blevins, Les-
lie Harlan, Shirley Mullins, Benny
Joe Watkins, James Watkins, Kay
Cass, James Miller, Jerry Wood-
all, L.vnn Ward, Glynn Ward, Ray
Gregory, Bennie Gibbs, Joy Boyd,
Marie Holmes*, Jerry Lee Mc-
Fadden, Ruth Dover, Karen Will-
iamson, Ruth Clark, Carolyn
Early, Sara Wester, Sherria
Choate, Lezettc Cathey and John-
ny Poteet.
Second Grade: Boyce Gregory,
Linda Allen, Carolyn Boles, La-
quitn Day and Doris Stanley.
Fourth Grade: John Alexander,
Anita Carson, Norma Jean Cauley,
Johann Dever, Ann Giddens, San-
dra Sue Giddens, Jane Gregory,
Jerry Neal Grizzle, Brenda
Holmes, Nada Holmes, Greta Jo
Johnson, Neva Nell Johnson,
Gerald Kesler, Jerry Leeman,
va Ann Gregory, Ellen Janes,
Arietta Fay Nichols and Marilyn
Whitlock.
Seventh Grade: Susan Albright,
Billie Sue Allen, Barbara Mae
Harris, Kay Kinslow, Goebel Mc-
Connell, Selma Sue Sumner, Ella
Faye Watkins, Marilyn Vaughn,
John Wayne Watkins, and William
Preston West.
Eighth Grade, B: Laralnel Bak-
er, Olen Gay Janes, Georgia Mix-
on, Paul Miller and Audrey
Wright.
Eighth Grade, A: George Wylie
Bond, Marilyn Dawson, Dottie Sue
Horehem, Gloria Jenkins, Jerry
Milley, Betty Jo Palmer, Betty
Avon West and Barbara Jean
Woodall.
Seventh Grade: Beth Ann Alex-
ander, Mary Lee Bulin, Dorothy
Nell Holmes, R. W. McFadden,
Nadelle Rainey, Leta Rae Smead,
J. T. Waller and Willie Lee West.
First Grade, East Ward: Judy
Willson, Mara Gail Choate, Pa-
tricia Alley, Lcland Alley, Nancy
Gillham, Phillip Hurley, Phillis
Hurley, Kerry Jones, Benny Mc-
Donald, Sylvia Morgan, Billy Pat-
terson, Buddy Rowe, Nettie Sands,
Robert Stringer, Ragan Stripland,
Troy Toon, Jimmy Waters, Jennie
Lou Wickersham and Robert
Woods.
Third Grade, East Ward: Nancy
Castleberry, Maxine Clements,
Sadie Sue Emerson, Bonnie Ho-
cutt, Charles Martin, Ellis Mc-
Gaha, Marion Miller, Betty Stock-
ton, Tommie Templeton, Hurshell
Wheat, Martha Whitlock, Jacque-
line Wilson and Alvis Wood:
Second Grade, East Ward: Mary
Nell Morris, Whitney Miller, John
Shumate, Bonnie Kay Stripland,
Danny Toney, Jerry Waters, Peg-
gy Sue Williams and Rormy
Wright.
Fourth Grade, East Ward: Patsy
Bettes, Carolyn Choate, Sandra
Choate, Martha Fulton, Bab Janes,
Joyce Lovelady, Melvin McFar-
ling, Carolyn Morgan, Brantley
Skinner, Larry Smith, Bobbie
Thomas, Odie Ann Watson, La-
vonne Wright, Jerrell Wheat, Bet-
ty Young.
Second Grade, East Ward: Jerry
Banks, Patsy Cotton, David Dun-
can, Gail France, Glenn Fulton,
Sharline Garrison, Joe Edd Gools-
by, Elizabeth Hannabas, Betty
Lane, Betty June Maynard and
Martha Lee McMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ward had |
as their guests Sunday, their
daughter, Daphne, and her room-
mate, Miss Rcba Miller, both stu- |
dents ut East Texas Baptist Col-
lege at Marshall. They were
present for the dedication of the
First Baptist Church accompaning
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce to Cooper.
Dr. Bruce, president of the col-
lege, preached the dedication ser-
mon for the church.
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1950, newspaper, March 24, 1950; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth980343/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.