Hearne High School Carnival a Big Money and Fun Hit
Hearne Texas December 12 The high school carnival proved a big financial and social success raising over 175 dollars for student activities. Miss Willie Andrus led concessions with volunteers including Miss Lily Schin ier and Bob Blake among many students.
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Jane LaGrone
Conte Tan
Douglas Williams
Iyn Gray
Virginia Protest
Foy Nonnally
Billy Barrow
Trumaai Duttieton
Billy Ely
Dorothy Cer
Dane Matthews
Joy McReyrolds
Dorothy Stansel
Dorsthy Flubb
Paul Palmos
Mary Paulin
Junior Johnson
Jove
Wherson
Marie Barrow
Nella Joe Hamilton
Alice Brady
Josle Hairrell
Penelope Chaline
Stephens
Frances Colter
Marie Ross
Mary Deil Wood
Ereep Marsh Howerd
Ben Hairrell
Mary Eller Weeks
Trueman Littleton
Jane Matthews Day McReynolds
Dorothy Stanzel
Dorothy Stubbs
March
PIANO RECITALS AND OPEN HOUSE HELMS HEARNE COMMUNITY
In Hearne on December 12 13 and 16 piano pupils under Mrs W T Bivin and Rev H N Tinker were presented in a recital with guests Jeff Taylor of Waco and Herbert Stewart of Dallas. An open house at Mrs W S Hoyts new brick veneer home featured Christmas decorations and a host of visitors including Mrs W P Wheelis Mrs L D Gibson and Mrs Hubert Dycks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Rotary
Arne
H. N. Tinker
H. W. Cummings
Henry
Jeff Taylor
Waco
Herbert Stewart
Dallas
BNE
W. Ti. Bivin
Fay Pauline Nunnally
Virginia Prob
Billy
Henly
Hoyt
Hearne
South Hearne
Mes W.P. Wheelis
Easterley
Ter
L. D. Gibson
Issaca
Hubert Dycgs
Max Dotsen
Mack Hoyt
Woman's Missionary Society
Flyer crashes in swamp near Miami during target practice
Lieut. Robert L. Carver of the fifty fifth pursuit squadron at Darkedale Field La. was killed when an army plane fell into a marsh near Chapman Field two miles south of Miami after releasing a towing target. He graduated from West High in 1942 and from the army air school at Randolph Field in 1933. He was unmarried.
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Miami
Fla
Robert L. Carver
Fifty
Darkedale Field
Chapman Field
Carver
Wat
Tie
West
Army
Randolph Field
Eas
Hearne Family News and Local Notices Snapshot
This notice covers travels of Mrs. D Weston to Houston and Mr Majorie Weston visiting Dallas relatives, upcoming moves to Sulphur Springs, Allen Hleckstone's Marine assignment, Jan LaGrone visiting Jewett, and funeral services for Mrs J H Reese in Calvert. Also reports on local visits by N A Wilson S J Pippin and others, residents relocating to Hearne area, and Baptist Women Circle activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majorie Weston
Hes
L.dwyn Powell
Dallas
Powell
Sulphur Springs
Hearne
Calvert
J. H. Reese
Houston
Reese
Trene Nash
Cleveland Nash
Horace Nash
Study Circles Hold Noted Meeting on Christ’s Mission
Circle 1 met at Mrs. J. E. Rog ere home for a study on The of Christ's Missionary Work led by Mrs. W. L. Oliver. Circle 2 met with Mrs. R. H. Whitaker, lesson by Mrs. J. O. Driver from Matthew Chapter 3. Both circles reported unusually good attendance.
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J. E. Rogere
Christmas Pageant at Episcopal Church Hearne
A Christmas pageant by the Episcopal church children will be presented on Tuesday December 24 at 7 o'clock. Following the pageant Rev and Mrs H N Tinker invite all to call at the rectory in Calvert. At 11 30 Christmas Eve Rev Tinker will conduct the Service of Light at Epiphany Church Calvert with Hearne church members attending.
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Hearne
The
Episcopal Church
H. N. Tinker
Calvert
Tinker
Epiphany Church
Santa Claus To Open Christmas Time In Hearne
Hearne gears up for a Christmas kickoff with Santa Claus and reindeer leading a decorated parade through town on Saturday evening Candy for children and merchant sponsorship welcome all. After the parade the Music Lovers club hosts a community sing on the square at the lighted crosses at Fourth and Magnolia, featuring Christmas carols.
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Santa Claus
Hearne
Santa
Music Lovers Club
Fourth
Magnolia Streets
Hearne Social News Roundup
D. D. Stephenson of Birmingham Alabama, a former Hearne resident, visited friends Monday. Mrs E E Slagle travels to Austin for treatment at Seton Infirmary. Mrs Henry Boswell stays with her mother Mrs Pete Griffin in Ennis. Mr and Mrs Brady Cole of Houston visited the Marshall and Cole households.
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Hearne
D. D. Stephenson
Birmingham
Alabama
E. E. Slagle
Austin
Seton Infirmary
Henry Boswell
Pete Griffin
Ennis
Brady Cole
Houston
R. W. Marshall
R. R. Cole
Navasota CC Head Elected Eight Time at Banquet
James T. Swanson of Navasota was elected president of the Navasota and Grimes County Chamber of Commerce for the eighth consecutive year at the annual meeting held at Horst Country Club. Officers elected included Jno Baylor as first vice president, R. E. Thompson as second vice president, and C. E. Henry as treasurer. Directors named were Clarence Moore E Youens C V Marrimen Dr S D Coleman B C Thomas J B Harrison E M Perry Jno Garver J W Brosig and H N Sandal. Judge Thos P Buffington spoke on giving before receiving. Over 150 attended the Christmas banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Swanson
Navasota
Grimes County
Clarence Moore
E. Youens
C. V Marrimen
Navasota High School
J. T
Ferguson
N. G. Coleen
M, Hi
M. H. McNeeley
McNeeley
Methodist Church
Noted Explorers and Musicians Highlight An Aging Adventurer
The piece profiles Lincoln Ellsworth a modest 55 year old explorer who finances trips and pursues training in wrestling and hiking in Europe and North America. It also covers Leopold Stokowski the famed conductor born in London 1887 whose career spans Philadelphia Cincinnati and China and Bernie Bierman the Minnesota coach famed for an undefeated run.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Chicago
New York Athletic Club
Switzerland
Lenzburg
Ellsworth
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Rockies
Alaska
Amundsen
North Pole
South Pole
James W. Ellsworth
Hudson, Ohio
Villa Palmieri
Florence
Boccaccio
Schloss Lenzburg
Barbarossa
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Britain
America
Stokowski
London
Queen's College
Oxford
England
France
Germany
Royal College of Organisma
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Orchestra
Philadelphia
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota Gophers
Big Ten
Marines
University of Montana
Mississippi State
Tulane
Bierman
Evers Resurrects Career Behind the Plate in Albany Return
Former star Joe Evers, a spirited second baseman and former Cubs manager, returns to Albany as manager after prison release and a long career spanning five NL pennants and three world titles. He admits temper remains but insists he never saw crooked umpires.
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Alabama
Pitts
Albany
Evers
Merkel
Cubs
Giants
New York
Chance
Chicago
War on Accidents in Home Claims Headway
The county Red Cross led by Theodor Mahler reports progress on a home accident prevention campaign. A school based inspection program distributed sheets to every home, 976 of 5500 certificates returned signed by parents. Teachers’ cooperation praised as essential to the project.
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Theodor Mahler
Mesdames M. C. Hughes
College
W. E. Neely
O. A. Ashworth
Bryan
American Red Cross
Red Cross
January conventions bring Jersey Cattle Club and Agricultural Workers
In Mineral Wells two January conventions are announced the Texas Jersey Cattle Club meeting January 8 and 9 and the Texas Agricultural Workers Association gathering January 10 and 11. Prominent speakers and free floor discussions will cover dairy programs soil erosion and other agricultural topics with broad public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association
D. W. Williams
A. & M. College
A. H. Lehdigh
Texas Technological College
W. L. Stangle
Texas Centennial
P. G. Haines
Texas
L. P. Merrill
H. H. Williamson
Jack Shelton
Texas Extension Service
FE. R. Alexander
T. C. Richardson
Farm and Ranch
A. B. Cox
University of Texas
H. G. Bennett
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Christmas Program At St Josephs School
A Christmas play titled The Nativity of Christ will be staged at St Josephs Parochial School Wednesday evening at 7 30. The event invites the public to attend and Santa Claus will attend with presents for the children.
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St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Santa Claus
Four Year Cotton Contract Offered to Replace Expiring Agreement
College Station officials announce a new four year cotton adjustment contract approved by Secretary Wallace to replace the 1935 ending agreement. The plan centralizes administration, increases grower responsibility, and expands payments and shares for tenants and farmers.
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College Station
Wallace
A. L. Smith
State
AAA
Washington
Chester C. Davis
Cully A. Cobb
Division
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks from Mondays Daily
Local notes show Felton Buchanan of Waco visiting his ailing grandfather Green Buchanan in Bryan. Various residents plan travels for Christmas week including visits to Houston, Dallas, and Temple.
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Felton Buchanan
Waco
Bryan
Green Buchanan
W. E. Johnson
East 25Th Street
Buchanan
Chas. S. Gainer
Houston
W. E. Sampson
Charles Pipkin
Beaumont
W. T. Dunlap
Somerville
Sam P. Dunlap
Alamosa
Colo
W. D. Johnson
Victoria
C. C. Yarborough
Frazier
College Community
J. P. Jones
E. H. P. Bain
R. W. Howell
Dallas
Newton Bringhurst
Jennie June Howell
Southern Methodist University
Tev
E. Sterl Phinney
Free Will Baptist Church
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
T. H. Black
C. F. Gibbs
Ethel Gibbs
Fay Harris
Flaye Black
Austin
R. G. Williams
C. B. McGregor
Millican
C. Edgar Jones
Marlin
Sam Cavitt
Washington, D. C
Jane Cavitt
Harry S. Block
Betty Dowell
Jno. D. Rogers
Navasota
Allen Farm
China
Lee J. Rountree
W. M. Kelly
Kelly
Margaret
J. M. Lester
Fritz Luckenbach Jr
Angela
Menard
Louise Harris Smith
Luckenbach
James Pipkin
Texas Company
J. J. Pipkin
Robert Walker
Lucille
Extension Service Workers Meet in Lubbock for District Discussion
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reppert and Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bentley travel to Lubbock with West Texas county and home demonstration agents for a multi day meeting on Extension Service issues. Reppert and Bentley are on Tuesday’s program addressing garden and field crop pests. Reppert, with O. G. Babcock, will plan measures to cut screw worm losses in cattle and sheep. They plan to return to Bryan Wednesday afternoon.
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R. R. Reppert
M. R. Bentley
Lubbock
West Texas
Panhandle
Fl Paso
Mr. Reppert
Mr. Bentley
O. G. Babcock
Senora
United States Bureau of Entomology
Eagles and Birdies Shine on No 2 at Bryan Club
On a Sunday at Bryan Country Club No 2 par four, A L Smith used a 7 iron for a green approach and made an eagle two after a two foot roll in. Club pro Henry Ransom added a birdie with a 10 foot put. Teammates included Clarence Lawrence and Joe Sosolik.
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Bryan Country Club
A. L. Smith
Henry Ransom
Clarence Lawrence
Joe Sosolik
Wells Held to Grand Jury for Drunken Driving
Ralph Wells of Madisonville was held to the grand jury on drunken driving and failing to stop after a collision. Bond was set at 300 dollars on both charges. He allegedly struck C M Milberger at the Bryan avenue and 25th street intersection on December 8, injuring Milberger.
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Ralph Wells
Madisonville
Justice A. J. Buchanan
Wells
C. M. Milberger
Bryan Avenue
25Th Street
Milberger
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Hearnne
Mrs. Norman
Lt. McCar
W. J. Oliver
J. C. Driver
WME
Host
Lewis Cochran
Bus
Coates Owen
J. C. Rogers
Oo. Filam
Riday
R. Wanshall
Healne
Sra KR
Mong Tie
Arne Polk Hfarne
A. R. Werks
Dellas
W. A. McNeel
Tynus
Marshall
George Chatmas
W. A. Wilkerson
Frances Wilkerson
Yesteryears
Shakespeare Club
Wilkerson
Third Street
R. O. Ely
O. J. Ribbeck
Ull
Bivin
Florida
Arne Folk
Mrs. D. ©. Weston
Robot Weston
Allen Hleckstone
Francisco
Jan LaGrone
Jewett
N. A. Wilson
S. J. Pippin
FE. Perry
Walter Joe Pippin
Groesbeck
R. FE
Cornforth
Robert Lloyd
Marie Royster
Ely
Rosse
W. A. Smith
Whiteley Smith
Killeen
Highway
Circle No
Baptist Missionary Society
Navasota CC
Etex
Boston Symphony
Dayton
Ohio
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Aft
Texas Ag Workers and Jersey Club
St. Joseph’s School
Ellis Foster
Collin Davis
Bryan Golf Club
Grand Jury
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