The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1952 Page: 4 of 4
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by 1,186 votes.
District Clerk—Leslie
Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Lit Martin and'
Miss Rosa Lee of Dallas, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Roberts, over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Borus Gable and
daughter of Talco, moved to Bo-
gata recently to the Mrs. J. L.
Brewer house in south Bogata.
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W. C. Barnard left Monday for
Dallas, after spending a two
weeks’ vacation with his wife and
daughter, Mary Margaret.
Paris Junior College will open I 1952-53 term of school begins,
for the 29th year on Tuesday,
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Mr endite. Leonard Nolen
and children of Matador, sfent
Tuesday night in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mildred Roach.
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had illegally poisoned fish with , Official figures showed that a
“buckeye" a herb poison. Goggle- total of 8,516 votes was cast. Fin-
eye, catfish, bream, crappie and al count showed these results:
other species of fish had been 1 Sheriff—Dan Bills, 4,734; Willie
killed by the poison. The three P. Lane, 3,548. T
men pleaded guilty as charged
and each paid a $71.95 fine.
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1. More personal attention because of smaller classes,
closer acquaintance with instructors.
2. Fully accredited courses in Freshman and Sopho-
more work.
3. Better instruction because every class is taught
by qualified and experienced full-time instructors
rather than by graduate students.
4. Far better opportunity in extra-curricular activi-
ties—athletics, literary, scholastic, and social.
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THANKS TO "vOTORS
I take this means of expressing
to you my sincere appreciation
for the wonderful vote given ms
Saturday, Aufc. 23, 1952 I shall
always work in such a way as to
prove myself worthy of the con-
! fidence you have placed in me.
My one desire, now, is to be sble
to render the type of service you
want and are entitled to. I invite
you to call on me at any time I
can be of service to you in any
way. Again thanking you for an
the courtesies shown me during
the campaign and the wonderful
vote given me last Saturday, I am,
Your Public Servant,
KENNETH E. SHEPPARDdjK
BENDIX pioneered work-free washing. But BENDIX, the leader, did not
stop there. To freedom from washday drudgeryw it has brought a new high
in economy of operation that means hard cash savings
— savings that actually pay for this beautiful washer.
Come in and let us prove it to you! ' ,
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many terminal and vocational courses.
6. Attendance in the beautiful $1,000,000 plant con- -M
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PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
Joe Everheart will preach in
tn the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Sunday night, Aug. 31, at
This is a regular fifth Sun- .
All invited.
JOE EVERHEART.
ty of instructors.
Centered in an agricultural sec-
tion, the agriculture program at
PJC is emphasized. It has its own
experimental farm, dairy, dairy;
cattle, pure bred beef cattle,
swine, chicken flocks, farm shops
and farm equipment. I
Other departments at the school
are equally well-equipped and
provide numerous courses within
each.
This year’s PJC catalogue lists
these general courses in its cur-
riculum: Agriculture, Art, Bible,
Business Administration, Distrib-
utive Education, Education, En-
gineering, English, Graphic Arts,
Languages, Mathematics, Mech-
anics, Music, Natural Sciences,
Physical Education, Physical
Training and Social Sciences.
A Few of the Many Advantages Each Student Gets By
' Attending PARIS JUNIOR COLLEGE
5. An outstanding JUNIOR COLLEGE offering
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. Sept. 9, when registration for the I hold registration Sept. 9, marking jn Texas.
Registration for new students
will be held on Sept. 9, with for-
mer students signing up the next
i day. Classes will get underway
(Thursday, Sept. 11.
’ Several Korean War veterans
I are expected to attend the local
college under provisions of the
Korean Bill of Rights or Public
Law 550.__
The 27 buildings on the 193-
acre campus on the east edge of
Paris have been cleaned and pre-
pared for the onrush of fall, win-
ter and spring classes.
Primary purpose of the school
is to give two years of college
training to students who plan to
continue their work for academic
I professional degrees in institu-
I tions of higher learning.
PJC’s secondary purpose is ac-
' complished by providing courses
j for those who want trainirig in
professional fields such as watch
, repair, jewelcraft, upholstery,
i shop mechanics and vocational
i and practical agriculture.
I For both the college prepara-
tory and terminal student, PJC
(trains young people to live a full,
rich life in this and other com-
' munities. In both cases imma-
ture boys and girls are kept un-
der parental influence for two ad-
ditional years and are given the
: close personal contact with in-
structors that individualizes and
I humanizes their college experi-
j ence to a degree not possible in
a larger institution, school offi-
cials believe.
| The local college attributes its
success to two things — small,
well-supervised classes and its
completely equipped million dol-
lar plant. »
Scholastic credits at- PJC are
accepted in any college or univer-
sity in the United States. The
college is a member in good
standing, of the Department of
Education of Texas, the Texas
| Association of Colleges and the
! Southern Association of Second- j
! ary Schools, the highest affilia-.
I tion possible for a junior college. I
Headed by Dr. J. R. McLemore, |
president, the local college boasts j
i a large and well qualified facul-
We’d much rather listen
an echo tha» a gossip, because an
echo repeats what you say. -
Mrs. Joe Threadgill of Paris
and Mrs. J. M. Johnson of Deport,
visited in the home of Mr. and
—Mrs. Provence in Bogata, Sunday.
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i Commissioner, Precinct 1 —
Echols, James Rheudasil, 1,399; Bedford
4,177; Gordon Young, 4,136. Booth, 1,273. Rheudasil nomin-
Echols nominated by 41 votes. ated by 66 votes.
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For Poisoning Fish Lamar Election
Four fishermen went into White' An official canvass Tuesday of
Oak creek west of Talco on Sun- Lamar County returns in the
day, Aug. 17. Democratic run-off primary fail-
One died at midnight after a 1 ed to change previously establish-
water moccasin bit him three ed outcomes in the six county
times. Thursday the other three races.
were fined in Franklin County: Some of the official vote totals
Court for poisoning fish, and ' varied from unofficial results re-
paid fines of $71.95 each, accord- ported Saturday night, but none
ing to Game Wardens Reb Burks of the differences was major.
’ I Members of the Lamar County
Burks and Jackson arrested the Democratic Executive Commit-
dead man’s three companions af- tee officially certified the winners
ter gathering evidence that they following the Tuesday count.
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Paris Junior College Opens On
September 9 for 29th Year
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the opening of the fifth consecu-
tive year of Night School.
College officials are expecting
a normal enrollment this year,
made up of former students and
scores of 1952 graduates of high
schools in this area. Last year
the school enrolled 567 students
from eight states and 35 counties
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sisting of administration building, gymnaoiuum,
engineering, stadium, boys’ and girls’ dormitories 'r
and many other college facilities on our 193-acre
campus will inspire every Junior College student.
7. Secure all of the above advantages at a great sav-
ing over .the usual cost of college education.
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The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1952, newspaper, August 29, 1952; Bogata, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1293431/m1/4/: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.