The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1941 Page: 3 of 8
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BUY IT IN MINEOLA
The Mineola Monitor, Mineola, Texas, Thursday, January 23, 1941.
Page
The New Hope Hornet
tor-In-Chief Jimmie Drew Burnett
;iate Editor Jimmie Drew Burnett
ss Reporters Robert Steele, Mary Frances Cherry, Mae
Ven Lielcher, Manuel Murphy, Billie Marie Huffman,
Eugenie Hanson
come to New Hope school to (silk hat? To keep his head
play ball soon.
i warm.
Ttorial.
The end of last week mark-
ed the half way point of school.
Some students were glad that
school was half over and that
they had made passing grades
the first semester. Those who
did not pass had best look
forward and do better in the
future so that they may make
up for their failure and not
make another failure that will
hold them back a grade in
school and, perhaps, in life.
Louise Duncan, junior and sub-
junior spelling; Miss Aline Dial,
junior declamations; Miss Myr-
tle Dodson, senior spelling,
girls playground ball, and vol-
ley ball; W. A. Vaughan, num-
ber sense, boys playground ball
and track and field; Mouzon
Fletcher, ready writers, senior
declamations, and tennis.
y
Chapel Program.
Vacancies Exist In
Tyler Recruiting Area
Staff Sergeant Claude Par-
P-TA Meets.
P-TA met Friday following
the assembly program in the
school auditorium with several
mothers present. Mrs. Speights
the new secretary - treasurer,
gave an interesting treasury
report. Mr. Fletcher discussed
Teachers Organize.
In a faculty meeting Tues-
day morning the New Hope
teachers organized for Inter-
scholastic League work for this the Interscholastic League, and
year. The coaches for the var- it was voted that the P-TA
ious events and their respec- Pay the expenses incurred by
tive work are as follows: Mrs. the various events. There be-
R. E. McClendon, choral sing- j ing no further business, the
mg and music memory; Mrs. meeting adjourned.
W. A. Vaughan, picture mem- |
ory and story telling: Mrs. • Musical Comedy.
The Battens Entertainers
came to the New Hope School
auditorium Friday morning.
Most of the students saw and
heard them. We could tell that
flieves cold symp-1 everyone enjoyed the music
lit day. _adv | and laughter very much The
1 show featured Billy Hayward
playing the violin, banjo, guitar
and auto harp, mandolin, and
several other instruments. He
played and sang solos, duets,
| did tricks, and several other
similar things.
Honor Roll—Primer.
Jo Ann Belcher, Peggy j Students and faculty met
Chreitzberg, Lucus Reed Maclin, i Friday, Jan. 17, to enjoy a j ham, in charge of the Army
Bobby McClenny, Johnny Paul | chapel program under the di- ; Recruiting Office in Tyler, an-
Perdue, Billie Bob Richev, Ken- j rection of Mrs. Vaughan. The
neth Paul Richey, Newton Skin- ! first part of the program was
ner, Patsy Wilson. [presented by the second and
First Grade: Buford Harris, third grades. Then Miss Hand's
dancing class from Mineola gave
several numbers, accompanied
by Miss Kingston from Min-
eola.
Alma Earl Hooks, Venze Mar-
tin.
Second Grade: Ruby Byrd
Dorothy La June Chreitzberg,
Bobbie Jean English, Billie
Louise Skinner, Wanda Jean
Weaver, Ruth La Nell Williams.
Third Grade: Edmon Couch,
Novelle Darden, James Henry
McClenny, Deloyce Palmer, Bea-
trice Skinner, Dalphine Wilson.
Fourth Grade: Johnny Mae
Forrester, Eugene McClenny,
Dela Fern Sullivan.
Science Classes.
The high school science class-
es will change their subject
matter slightly this term. The
ninth grade will study botany
instead of zoology. The general
science class will take up a
new study of biological phases
of general science. They will
Fifth Grade: Louetta Bin-i also have a little physics this
ford, Eugenia Hanson, Billie term. Both sciences are under
Minick. the direction of Miss Dodson.
Sixth Grade: Wesley Wayne o
Fouse, Imogene Maclin, Elouke , If you drink, don't drive
McClenny. j Death begins at 40!
Seventh Grade: Rayford Bar-
nett, Paul Sanders, Juanita
Wilson.
Eighth Grade: Olean Lamin-
ack.
Ninth Grade: Jimmie Drew
Burnett.
nounces that he has the fol-
lowing vacancies: Infantry, Ft.
Sam Houston; Field Artillery,
Fort Sam Houston and Fort
Sill, Okla.; Medical Depart-
ment, Fort Sam Houston, Camp
Bowie and Camp Hulen, Tex-
as; Air Corps, Puerto Rican De-
partment.
Many vacancies exist, he
said, in the Flying Cadet Corps
at different schools through-
out the country. Applicants
for flying must have complet-
ed sixty semester hours in a
recognized college or univer-
sity.
For further information con-
tack Sergeant Parham at the
Postoffice Building in Tyler.
o
Give to the Community Chest!
Try a Monitor Classified.
President Approves
Street Paving Here
Presidential approval has
been given to the WPA project
for the completion of Mineola
street improvements. This was
ascertained in a communication
from Congressman L i n d 1 e y
Beckworth.
These improvements include
the paving of one block on
Buchanan Street, and putting
in curbing on University Street.
The Federal contribution will
be $935.
Mrs. W. W. Perry is
in Dallas and Fort Worth this
week.
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
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If you suffer from rheumatic, jrthr*-
t is or neuritis pain, try this simple
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are using. Get a package ol Rs-Ex.
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of water, add the juice of 4 Irmons-
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If the pains do not quickly
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Compound is for sale and recommesded bf
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THE PERFECT GIFT
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Phone 141—Mrs. Hubert Thomas
Epidemic Of
Cold Symptoms
^iquid or 666 Tablets with
or 666 Nose Drops
STAGRATIOI
WORSE THAR
C0RSTIPATI0R!
Ifecaost W Treat Constipation at
Tht Onstt, Whilo Wo Neglect
Our Kidneys Indefinateiy
Play Presented Here.
A cast of characters from
No other organ in your bodjr to of
more importance than your kidney . Fol
In your kidneys there are nine mirfiou j MillgS Chapel Came to the New
tubes which must work day and night ta , __ ... , ,
niter the fiuida and keep the system fre« | Hope auditorium Wednesday
from wastes, acids, poisons which, if per. i night .Tan 22 tn nrPSPnt thp
mi t ted to remain, may cause serious kidnej , m&nL> Jdn- 10 Present Uie
and bladder troubles. ■ play entitled, Mill of the Gods.
•f2n.toea?i2 fo^help out^E!This was a very enjoyable play
kidney*. So if you are troubled with ] and was seen and enjoved by
Getting-Up-Nights, Leg Pains, Backache, ! ,
Nervous Headache, Dizzines or Loss oi & large audience.
Energy, due to functional kidney disorders,
try KIDANS, the famous kidney remedy,
which aids Nature to flush out the kid-
neys, to filter all wastes, to prevent kid-
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and Reliable. Thou-
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Riddles.
What has four wheels and
flies? A garbage wagon.
Why is a green pasture like
a person older than yourself?
Because it is past-u-age (past-
urage).
What is the difference be-
tween one yard and two yards?
A fence.
What kind of a dog gives a
brilliant light? Dog star.
Why did Noah refuse to use
the letter d on his ark? Be-
cause it made the ark dark.
Why do two bananas never
fight? Because they're yellow.
When is a cook most cruel?
When she beats the eggs and
whips the cream.
Why does a miller wear a
Ball Games.
The New Hope girls' volley
ball team played Hawkins there
KiDTNSNSBuy"ifva; i Wednesday, Jan. 15. Hawkins
'er on two boxes. Use j won the game. Mings Chapel
ouk'money™ iSST* I basketball team came to New
al druggist cannot, Hope Friday, Jan. 15, to play
^ou, send $1.00 to The: a game of basketball. New
s Company, Atlanta, Ga, [ Hope won with a score of 13
two full-size boxes on a to 7. The girls volley ball team
ey-back guarantee. expects the Hawkins team to
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The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1941, newspaper, January 23, 1941; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth299044/m1/3/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.