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VOLUME 1 LANEVILLE, TEXAS MAY, 1936 NUMBER 6 | |
Editor ........................ Elsibeth Gallaway
Assistant Editor ............. Elizabeth Bradbury Business Manager ..................... Bates Mays Assistant Business Manager ....... Johnson Walker Advertising Manager .......... Homer Lee Bradbury Assistant Advertising Manager .. Clara Woolverton Circulation Manager ............. Joe Frank Bryan Assistant Circulation Manager ..... Charles Haney Subscription Manager ............ Frances Buckner Assistant Subscription Manager ..... Ned Williams Humor ............................. W. A. Sprague Athletic Reporters Fred Holleman, Douglas Johnson News Reporters .... Francis Irwin and Louise Lowe Senior Reporter ................... Margie Postom Junior Reporter ................... Della Johnson Sophomore Reporter ............. Mary Berna Blair Freshman Reporter .................. Selwin Jones _________________________________________________ 
THE CENTENNIAL SPIRIT The celebration of the birthday of Texas will be one of the greatest and most attractive
things of the world. We, especially, should have the Cen- tennial spirit for we are TEXANS.
We should learn, if we do not already know, all the historical and interesting incidents in the growth of Texas. Texas is one of the most out- standing states of the union, and the inhabitants of other states have watched her splendid growth. Every inhabitant of Texas should be looking forward to the Centennial with pride and anticipa- tion. This birthday will be a thing to be remem- bered and cherished by true Texans. As we review the growth of Texas and what she stands for, we should resolve to ever protect, love, and honor our Lone Star State. ----------- You cannot have power for good without having power for evil, too. | |
Miss Lucy Rettig gave her music recital April 24, at Mt. Enterprise. Laneville P.-T. A. will meet May 14. Miss Nell Ayres, County Health Nurse, will be here to ex- amine the children who are to start school next year. Miss Cochrane's room will be in charge of the program. Miss Thomas' mother has undergone an opera- tion in Nacogdoches and is reported to be doing nicely. Frances Irwin, who has not been attending school on account of illness, is much better. Jim Whitley has been confined to his home on account of illness, but is said to be improving. Gilford Vaughn has not been in school on ac- count of illness. Mrs. Morris gave her musical recital at the Laneville Methodist Church, May 1, 1963. There will be an amateur program at Good- springs, May 8, 1936. Miss Josephine Gallaway of Carlisle spent the week-end with her parents. Mrs. Frank Johnson was given a surprise birth-day dinner April 26, at her home. Friends and relatives were present and everyone had a nice time. The Laneville Rhythm Band played at McKnight, March 31, in a joint program with Mrs. Watson's unit program. The band also rendered a program at Bethel, Easter Sunday morning. Both programs were accompanied by many Laneville citizens. A special program will be given at the Baptist Church on Mother's Day. The McKnight Sunday School was re-organized Sunday. The outlook for the future is very favor- able. We are proud that Mr. Norman has completed his new house and is now living in it. Blanch Johnson from Kilgore spent the week- end at home. Dr. Morris of Tennessee visited his mother this past week-end. Dennard Rives from N. T. A. C. was at home this week-end. | |
