The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-06-11


Festus Head, after making a good
crop in 1920 drifted out West where
>he bought few head OF cattle, leas-
ed land and soon became independ-
ent OF bankers and others who have
money to loan. After an extended
Filtration with a beautiful widow
about ten years his senior, who we
hear, Tilted him for a Weather ranch
man, he met and married seventeen
year old governess. His young wife
now graces his home in Fort Worth
where he is engaged in cattle ship
ping.
nellie Higgins and Lucille Stray
horn. the inseparable school and col
lege chums, who could play anything
en- the piano from Casey Jones TO
Chopin's Butterfly, hive finished their
musical education at famous kidd
Key Conservatory at Sherman and
are now successfully teaching music
i'm the most progressive cities OF the
West. nellie It at Sweetwater and Luz
ellie is at Plainview and they are try
ing to Sc which one can turn out
the greatest number of efficient pu-
pills.
Rae Holiday, the secretary or the
class of 1920, after graduating with
first honors from Simmons took up
teaching as her chosen profession and
finding life at home too tame Tor her
she went to the PHILIPPINES where she
is receiving a large salary for edu-
cational work there. also learn,
with pleasure, that she is happily
married to an American official on
the Islands.
Eula Mae Hoy, the lover of her
ranch home and outdoor life is a reg
ular up-to-date rancher at present
She has a large ranch OF her own
and rumors are afloat that 1t viii
soon be Joined to another, the larg-
est in West Texas, by the marriage
of the respective owners.
Did you ever eat any OF bess
Johnston's cooking? II not, you don't
know what you have missed and II
you have you know what sympathy
is-also indigestion. But, really
they tell me that she is teaching
cooking in the domestic science de-
partment at dear Old S. II. S. II Is
well that this Information was ac-
companied by the news that she took
special course inthat art at c. l.
A.. else couldn't have believed II.
ANYWAY as there is no kind of plane
geometry work connected with that
I am sure she is making good.
Merle Johnston, Immediately az
ter her high school days were over
went to Lockney. where she entered
the printers office and under the
instruction of her uncle, the editor
of the Lockney Beacon became ty--
pist. Her advancement has been rap
i'd and he is at present associate edi-
tor of that paper, which is one OF the
most popular and reliable newspapers
OF the west.
Fort Kelly, the science enthusiast
who always heads the class In that
study and was always eager to make
any experiment, is still on the jon
and is Prof. OF Science at Baylor
University. He has found no expert
ment. however. more interesting than
that of makisg himself agreeable to
the beautiful and accomplished dau-
shter of the President of that uni
yersity and just one visit to their
MAGNIFICENT home in the suburbs OF
Waco is necessary to show that he
has been successful.
Stacy Mathis now writes his name
with a NJ. d. and is very efflcient
surgeon in tho big up-to-date sani-
tarium at Snyder. He has license
and ability to cut you to pieces, take
out the parts that don't suit and re-
model you entirely He will gnaran-
tee your rehovery-if you don't die
The girls that want their faces re-
modelled would do well to consult
DR.. Mathis.
Then there was girl in the class
who was registered as Marie Palmer
However, we all know her as Mug
and II remember correctly. she was
red haired. freckle faced, had thick
head and pink eyebrows. All during
her high school days she was captain
OF n basket ball team and was more
interested in athletics than anything
else-except boys. was not sur
prised to hear that she had eXcelled
in that line and after taking courses
in several different colleges. had be-