The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1926 Page: 4 of 8
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which we belie v? many of om
citizens and frineds would bo
glad to donate
Mineola School Enrollment
Totals 759.
Vol. 3.
Mineola High School
No. 171
EDITORIAL STAFF
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Ed in chief—Sidney Manseli.
Assistant ed in chief—Abilene
Huff.
Social Editor—Pauline Blaloek.
Athletic Editor—Clyde William.;
latter part of last week an
first of this week have
L iven over to reviews, in ail su
jfcts. These reviews are mor<.
often given in o.ul.in j form ye
At the close oi the first sen;
ester the tota! enrollment e!
Mineola Public 3cuejs. butii co'
^e(,. l ored ani whit1 has readied «
V, | tvrl of 759, jjcco dir.g to fi^u •
cr.i file in the superintendent
ice. This is iraoi of >7 ows
las-
some are taken up m class and) ,.ame ,ft?Uv .
each student, expresses his 01 • ••rdlrojr.t ae->c<.w to
s:«:uj>H
REPORTERS
her opinion on the
■.uste.l.
subject ^i.
tral W
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Margaret Bogan.
Lula B. Kinkston.
Margaret Kine.
Ruby Mae Wilcox.
Tessie Wade.
Work While You Work and
I'iav While You PIh ".
follows'
j rvhool 343, Ilig-'
ored School :±-'> GIG while.
! r r d 213 colore 1 making a iO'im*
tai of 575).
Mid ierms Ai; On.
This was the mono of sever-
al Juniors and Senu.* irirls Jn^
Thursday afterroon w' on it ws<-
decided that all thought of
studies, or anything but a p!ea-
a~ the Yellow Jacket goes tc ! ure outing, should oe laid as.de
TKess this week, mii-term ex j They were seen hiking west of
anuna^ns,' which closes the j town and where they were go-
wtrk 1 the first semester, arc! Wg ov where they went is sti-l?
in full blast. i"u. > few. wh
BlkTH REPORT OF
WOOD COUNTY, TEX A?
From December 10th. 1925 To ♦
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January 10th, 1926.
O"
we-e fortunate enough to sind;
hard &nd get ex- r - . ji<vp int<
the exam rooms occ'Si.mally an i
seem to take great delight ir
gazing on us poor studes, who
! to be found out. All we know
is they had a most delightful
time; so "They" said.
Notice—Don't forget the spec
ia.l meeting of the Girls Aihlet-
were not so bright or fortunate, j ie CIi.h Mot day, Jan. JS.
pour out three and four hours : —-
£ energy on English, Mtah.; Girls Athletic Club Organizes.
Latin, Spanish or History. '
"Ain't it a grand and glorious
Grand Saline fnlians Defeat
Yellow Jackets.
In the opening game of th<
season, the Grand Saline Indians
second team, defeated the Min-
eola Yellow Jackets in a practice
game of basket ball at the Grand
Saline Gymn last. Friday ni«rht
44 to 12. English, Leache, Ab-
ney, Browning, Shirey, McDafft
Folmer and Claybourn compo
ed the line up for Mineola.
BORN TO MR. and MRS:
J. M. Connelly, Quitman—
boy.
Lindsey Harris, Mineola—
girl.
Clarence Jackson, MineOi,
girl.
Ii*vin (i. McCain, Mineola -
girl.
Husih Miuchew, Hawkins-
girl .
Wm. Gay!
—boy.
Hr rvey E.
Rt. G—boy.
Leon Jacob White, Qui ma
—girl.
Hall ,Mineola—girl
Pollard, Quitman-
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REMOVAL NOTICE
I n L-ram, Qu it ma • <
screw s, Winn shore
M. G.
J. W.
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We announce our removal to our
new building in the new Maliory
♦ block, 2 doors West of Postoffice, \\
| where we are better than ever pre~ j j
♦ pared to take care of the needs of
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I our customers.
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Golden Hornets Continue
To Win.
C. Duke, Ha-itesvi-'k -
W. Riley, Quitman - -b y.
H. Aoplegate, Pine Mills
I.
L. Turner, Hainesville—
A. Roach, Pine Mills--
feeling- to escape those horrid
exams", exclaimed one dignified
and pesky little fisn wno -Hap-
pened to be exempt. The Sen-
iors say they are still for law
and order, but declare thert
ought to be an open season on
freshmen. _
The exams will continue thru
Friday afternoon and the second
Tuesday Jan. 5, a meerimr of
the girls to organize an athletic
club was held in room No. 7.
The meeting proceeded with the
election of officers and discuss
ing what athletics should be
played by the organisation.
The girls have decided that
basket ball, volley ball and ten-
nis shall be included in the sAi.
letics. Sidney Manseli '26. was
The Golden Cage Hornets con
j tinned their string of victories
f! by defeating the fast Greenville
Hi crew at the Golden Gymr-
last Friday night. The Hornet?
are a fast aggregation and will
be strong contenders for county
championship honors.
Interscholastic League
Committee Meets.
C.
girl.
E.
girl.
Vincent I. Preston, Mineola—
boy.
Albert 0. Bryan, Mineola--
ivy.
John Rodielius, Mineola—
<rij 1 .
Gcrdon Wyatt, Yantis girl j;
Roy White, Quito- n—/irl. (j
bianco Jackson, (pitman—\\
b<\. |
IJoice Bright, Quttma i—<_rirl. f:
Alien Hudson, Quitman —girl j j
J. W. Thomas, Mineola—:,
gill. }!
J Evans, Quitma .—girl. j,
J. J. McJ/EOD, R-gis-ar. !
Maliory Bros.
Phones 158 and 50
semester is scheduled to begin elected president, Mr Adam
supervisor and Mr. Nesbitt., asst
supervisor.
The following girls signed a:
members: Sidney Manseli
Louise Tharp, Abilene Huff
Maragret Bogan, Cieo Smart
Hilda Engel, Sarah Bruce, Es-
telle Duncan, Marguerite Steiral'
Ruby Mae Wilcox, Montis-
Phillips, Minnie Elliott, Kathev
ine Hunt, Imogene Holmes, AI-
bane in the * ma Faye Bogan, Vivian Brunei*
process of development". Thi 1 Florence Bnmer. Min„ie A,in
i less than two month : Cartway, Elizabeth yailow^
played before th< i Lillian Reece, Florence Padget
next Monday January IS. wn
new courses as follows: Foo-.b
1, Clothing 2. Elementary Eco-
nomics, Advanced Arithmetic
Physical Georgraphy and Plane
Trigonometry.
Our Band Boys.
Few people outside of Min-
eola realize that Mineola has
fifty piece brass
With The Methodius
Rev. Walter L. Cann.in, Pastor
Ma
band
Lions Club'and on the streets | Lula Little, Eula Adkii
of Mineola Thursday of last guerite Amos. Bernice Craver.
week.
We are proud of our band a .
the progress it has made under j '
the leadership of 3ir. Cannon | _ ~
director. The Yellow Jacket i?
The County Interscholastic j
League Committee of whin i
Supt. C. E. Nesbitt is chairmaa
and of which 0. L. Davis, R. ;
M. Hester. R. P. Womack, J i
H. Turney, Mrs. B. W. Ed-j
v 7ards and Miss Lola Huckab i
are members, met at the count\ i
| court house in Quitman last!
J Saturday to transact business j
i Relative to the County Meef. '
j Th, committee is sehe<!ide4 tr !
| meet again Saturday January
i 21 to decide the place of ho3,!
i h'h- coan/-v meet J-l"\!J?1tes j the fine attendance
I which have been set for March
! 19 and 20.
If $10 to $25 a day
interests you see us
at J. C. Russell's
store. S.A. Morris
W.K, Evatt
at
The attendance was th-
ai; services Sunday.
Every department of
church is giving evidence oi
activity. The Sunday School ha-
a fine staff of teacher* directed
by an efficient Superh>iutcl«'nt
The Eoworth Leaiee-- are at-
! ent. two new members were :
e j ded to the roll.
The Pres. read Matt. 7;:
for the scripture which was
fine lesson for each to s':n
and observe.
All old officers were ^eeh
d-
BANK STATEMENTS
racting attention because of j e(j as follows:
ani genera:
interest. The Senior L^a^ue
voted Sunday even ire to ;-e':ev(
Who Has Uind to Rent?
And on What Term1
and Mrs. Edwards
H. S.
ir.e j
.had so
st lew
many
days we have
applications to
Prof, and Mrs. Bruce W.
Edwards of Winnsboro wer<
we!coir:o visitors to our schoo
lent lard and couldn't furnisr, the congregation enioxed
the Church of the Assessment
for the A. & M. College, that
goes to help support the Met he
dist work there.
At the morning hour, in ad
dition to the regular prosr::-trr
duet
last
Prin
:pa
Mr
-r,
i nt
commercia
v.:
"cY<
km was
also prouo of the band because
twenty- three of its member?
ere high school boys.
With such a large number ot
high school boys playing in the
band, why not organize a high
school orchstra ? The schoo'
needs the orchestra—What do
you say boys?
The following high schoo1
boys are member- of the band:
Lucius Moody, J. P>. Cowart
Ray and Ed Watts, R.rvs ,Inner.! „
rxr:ir^~ F,-]-v:n Smart I the students and faculty
iiii and Archie Hudg e Davi't i ™'G Joyfully surprised Tues
Kitchens, Leon Aaron, Garlani
Reeves, Noble- Collin (L'.rry
Jones, Haskell Ar nour, Kric
or..
d •
S'. . .
count of the school moving intf
the new building.
mtormatior desired because w ; bv Mr Russen Adrian and
didnt have the information j ghter, Miss Iris.
Edwards is j 1 taking th eadvantag j 45 The pastor ' announ^:!
High School at j (?T ^ e ^undness of 1 he Monito: names of chairman of addit'
Mrs. Edward.-1 sa^ t0 ^nose wh° have land J committees as follows: Chriy
to lent andthose who have city: Literature Mrs.
Coolidge and Perishing.
Wisener, Bennie Bea rd, Adriai
Rogers, Houston Sr.^on, But
: r Ingi' in Eugene Hiv
Vt mer Daris and E J.
Kr.glish Cla-sos Do After-
S-hool Work.
- English seems to get more r j
tereoting c\ery day and in every j
way. A week a?o the cia^ses |
were doing out side reading and i
now after-school work. This is {
being done however for the bent i
fit of the students and helpir- I
them on mid term exams, j
Several tests have been given j
since this work has started and
there is a great increase of the
grades over those made on last
six weeks.
oay rorsmmg to sreet two new
faces in the auditorium. What'
Two trood looking men? Oh
the pictures of Coolidge and
Perishing, that's different. As
,c] | a result of funds obtained from
„. | the recent Colonial Art Exhibit
these two handsome picture?
now grace the right and lef
walls of the study.
The pictures are 18x24 in
siroy. and are truly representa-
tive of our distinguished Pres'
dent, Calvin Coolidge, and Ge
eral John J. Perishing, forme1
Commander-in-chief of the Am
erican Expeditionary Forces in
Europe during the World War.
N. G. ( . Entertainment.
Why Not a Book Shower?
In this modern day, we hoa;
of many different kinds of
shower?—linen shower, kite.he?
shower, and miscellaneous show
er. then why not a book shower?
Since the old high school buile
inwas destroyed by fire in th<
spring of 1924, we have beet
short many books for the libr-
ary, which the school has not
been able to replace. It is true
the board has replaced many of
the standard reference books,
The guests spent a delightful; but we are very much in need
evening piayin? 42 and other • of references, classvs, and out
games. j side reading material to be used
——— ! in connection with English, His-
Teacher.^ Review Students ; tory and the social sciences. We
For Exams. are planning a book shower tor
• the near future, from which we
Review! review! this is the ] hope to obtain many needed
cry sent out from the entire; books for libra'.*/ use. Next
faculty and one of the greatest j week we hope 'O publish a par,
aid to a student on exams. 'Hie1 tial list of aeceptatlo books
not ir j to rent if you will fur
week on ac-! nis^ lls suc'^ iinformatio1
I can and will be of much ber.e
fit to all concerned Some have
come and gone because they
couldn't find any thiny to rem
and yet there is thousands of
acres of land within the tra-i
ing territory of Mineola that
will lay out this year, and r
know of acres of land close tc
Mineola that will lay out thi
year because the improvement
on these farms are not haj^it
able most men love their wive
and children and who can blam
them for not wanting to livt
in the houses on many of these
farms, cultivate them ajid pay
the third and fourth rent, for
the privilege of a mere hovel or
shack to live in. These condi-
tions are driving many farmers
from the farm, over crowding
public works with labor that
can't get employment. Fix up
your farm homes and they will
be occupied, then you renter?
i take care of these homes, which
we believe you will do. J. B.
Woods.
P. Airy.:y
Stewardship Mrs. F. C. Rentar
Music, Mrs. C. E. Re v.die.
The chairman of he Lay
man's Committee announce1
his committee complete a.s fol-
lows: R. D. Adrian, J. H.
English, W. C. DnBose and Ti
Bowdoin.
At eleven o'clock the pastor
will preach on a text selected
by those who a'tended the Wed
nesday evening mid-wee-k ser-
vice .
i Mrs. McReynolds—Pr-.s.
Mrs. Little—Vice Pres.
Mrs. Parsons—Secty Treas.
The treasure gave a final re-
port of the past years work
which showed the ladies had no;
be^-n idle.
For the social part of the
afternoon, Mrs. Sinclair gave a
piano solo, Chimes at Twilight
Mrs. DuBose sang. Let Me Liv
in a. House by the Side of the
Road, also, "I Ain t Goirr t
Cry no More."
A penny contest and scripture
contest was tried to sharpen
the wits of all present.
Mrs. Richardson served a
dainty salad course.
All expressed themselves a.-
having a very pleasant and
prontable afternoon.
Reporter.
Statements issued Dec 31st
s by The First National Bank and
N The Mineola State Bank reflect
the general prosperity of the
■ community. Both banks show-
by their statements that theyj
are in unusually good eondftion
With no bills payable, both banks
show good earnings and lpai
combined deposits of $657,3
i 51. Figuring on a basis of
; population for Mineoh'
mount on deposit per capi!
' approximately $3,287.00.
| The First National BankJ
Hawkins also shows iui<
i good statement. This bank
no bills payable and carries totf-J '
deposits of $99,519 28 This
bam •> a firm financial bask
and i? o;.e of the best banks in
the <tate considering the size of
the town in which it is located
; Expert watch and
repairing at Flynt's.
iewelerv
Central Christian Church
The N..G. C. were entertain
ed at the home of Minnie Alice
Carrawav Friday evening, Jan.
9. Several of the! members were
absent on account oi illness.
HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE
1 have a few "Silver Laced
Wyndotte's" more than I need
and will sell cheap. Also will
sell hatching eggs at $1 per set
ring of 15 eggs. E.G. Moseley
Mineola, Texas. 2-3tp
9:45 a. m. Sunday School. I
11:00 a. m. Preaching, Topic,!
Seeing with out eyes
3:00 p. m. Jr. C. E., Topic
When we say "no" to ourselves)
6:00 p. m. Sr. C. E., T
opic Tp
Grea<t ideas that have spurred
people to action.
7:00 p. m. Preaching, Topic : ^
The scheme of redemption from M
Moses to Cornel us. , W
7:00 p. m Wed., Bible lessoif'IP
and prayer service, II lesson. The
church in building.
STOP THINK |g|
If every one was just like me j
what kind of a Church would' X
Christs Church be?
Report(?r J
LADIES AID SOCIETY
jone 173 for quick and sat.
islactory service. Collin's Tailot
f3her
6 6 6
is a prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It kills the germs.
The Ladies Aid Society held
their first meeting for 3928 at
the home of Mrs. Richardson.
Thirteen members were pres
Catarrhal Deafness
fas often caused by an inflamed condition
Df .the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
Hearing. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced, .your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
HALL'S CATARRH MEC1CIXE wi!!
5o what we claim lor it—rid your system
>t Catarrh or Deafness caused bv
Catarrh.
Sold by all druggist!; for over 4ft Tears
F. ,7. (:i:eney '•< Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Weak In Back
and Sides
"Before the birth of ray
little girl," says Mrs. Lena
Ftancil, of R. F. D. 2, Mat-
thews, Mo., "I was so weak
in my back and sides I could
not go about. I was too
weak to stand up or do any
work. I felt like my back
was coming in two. I lost
weight. i didn't eat any-
thing much and was to rest-
less I couldn't sleep nights.
"My mother used to take
OARDUI
For Fetnaie Troubles
so I sent to get it. I im-
proved after my first bottle.
Cardui is certainly a great
help for nervousness and
weak back. I took six bot-
tles of Cardui and by then I
was well and strong, just !
did fine from then on. Cardui
helped me so much."
Thousands of weak, suf-
fering women have taken
Cardui, knowing that It had
helped their mothers or . their
friends, and sooh gained
strength and got rid of their
pains.
Cardui should do you a lot
of good.
All Druggists'
§)Mf.
SHORT ORDERS
I am now in position td
serve short orders of all kind
and can save you money on
anything in my line. Give me
a trial. Next to Texaco Fin-
ing Station.
ED'S PLACE
DR. YODERS, Dentist
AND ASSOCIATES
Out of town patients will be
given special attention.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
OF TEETH
ifigh Grade Work
Moderate Prices
Over Ma la van sos Candy
Kitchen
Tyler, Texas
GOOD YOUNG
MULES
FOR SALE OR TRADE AT
ALL TIMES
Will trade mules for Ford
TOM
Mineola, T
r
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The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1926, newspaper, January 14, 1926; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth285944/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.