Notable Figures at 26th Texas A M Short Course
The 26th annual Texas A M Short Course features many leaders and guests. Falls county backs Mrs Ed McCullough for District No 6 vice president while figures like Mrs Ed McCullough Mooreville and Mr J Edmonds Dallas attend sessions. Community circus hosts and agriculture writers mingle with state figures, including Roy Davis Plainview and Henry Edwards Tyler Journal. An al fresco supper at the Bentley home and lectures on natural dyes cap a busy program of cooperative talks and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Home Demonstration Club
Falls County
Ed. Teers
Mooreville
McCullough
Texas
Ed McCullough
Mooresville
Beulah Shield Club
Eddy
Mesdames Bell Pratt
Melvin ©. Roming
Alfred Roming
Will Tisdale
Roy Shields
A. H. Roming
Alice Faye
John R. Edmonds
May Nelson
Dallas
Edmonds
Bryan
Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Nelson
College
A. & M. College
Roy D. Davis
Plainview
Davis
Plains Co-operative
Plain‘view
Department of Agricultural Economies
Alfred
Mr. Davis
Henry Edwards
Tyler Journal
Edwards
Agricultural Writers’ Conference
Henry
Homer Wade
Cotton Cooperative Association
West Texas Chamber of Commercce
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
L. C., McLain
Missouri City
Fort Bend County
R. R. Reppert
M. R. Bentley
Bentley
South Bryan Street
Hearne Baptist Circles Meet In Weekly Session
In Hearne on July 30 the Velora Griffin circle of First Baptist Church held a social service program led by Mrs. M. L. Bigger staff. Members and guests listed include Mrs. J. G. Ely, W. W. Pope, W. L. Oliver, Miss Elsie Ely, Mrs. I. D. Hall, H. A. Ely, and others. The Lois Glass Circle studied Luke Chapter 18 with Mrs. G. D. Martin in charge and refreshments served by Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. McNeel. Neighboring notes mention visits and travels among Hearne residents including Miss Margaret Martin and Miss Virginia Stephens returning to Dallas, and several Houston visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Hearne
Velora Griffin
First Baptist C Church
Henry Wilson, Jr
M. L. Biggerstaff
Margaret Martin
Virginia Stephens
Dallas
W. H. Ely
Watermelon Feast Honoring Kosse Visitor in Hearne
Mrs. T. B. Whitlow hosted a lawn party in Hearne on Monday evening honoring her sister-in-law Miss Mable Whitlow of Kosse. Fourteen younger guests joined games of croquet and progressive conversation. Iced watermelon was served after the games with assistance from Mrs. Nezzie Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosse Hearne
T. B. Whitlow
Mable Whitlow
Kosse
Local Social Visits Include Waco and Wichita Falls Guests
Miss Frances Collier returns home to Mumford from a visit in Waco escorted by Miss Nancy Trantham of Waco and Miss Mary Collard of Wichita Falls. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Carson Sr and son Brady of Summerville visited their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Carson Jr. Rev. and Mrs. James Harris and son Jimmie of Austin visited Hearne Calvert friends. Harris formerly rector of Epiphany in Calvert. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Perkins spent Monday in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Breedlove Sr
Houston
Hearne
C. W. Easterwood
Baylor Schumacher
San Antonio
Marjorie Williamson
Monterrey
Mexico
Schumacher
Miss Williamson
C. Lee Williamson and Sons of
Greenville
Frances Collier
Waco
Mumford
Nancy Trantham
Mary Collard
Wichita Falls
M. W. Carson, Sr
Brady
Summerville
M. V., Carson, Jr
James Harris
Jimmie of
Austin
Calvert
Rev. Harris
Epiphany Episcopal Church
Softball Playoff Set by City League Leaders
Hearne July 30 The Baptists Methodists Highway Department and S P Railway qualified for the City League first half championship playoff. Drawings for first round games were made at a league directors meeting and the playoff schedule starts tonight. A team must win twice in a three game series to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Baptists
Methodists
Highway Department
S. P. Railway
Hearne Shops Move to New Locations
The Smart Shop owned by Mrs. Nezzie J. Sisson moves from the Hostrasser building on Fourth Street to the Cohen building. She will enlarge stock to serve customers more efficiently. The Singer Sewing Machine agency now operates in the Ely building on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Smart
Nezzie J. Sisson
Hostrasser
Lon Fourth Street
Cohen
Singer Sewing Machine Agency
Closing of Marlin district adult work eyed
Rev. R. E. Day presided at a Methodist church meeting in Hearne to plan closing of the annual adult program. Delegates attended from Chilton Rosebud Cameron Christman and nearby towns. Ladies served luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
R. E. Day
Marlin
Methodist Church
Chilton
Rosebud
Cameron
Christman
Friday Bridge Club Arrives At Martin Home Hearne
Mrs. H. V. Martin hosted the Friday Bridge club at her Cedar street home. After games she served ices and macaroons to Mesdames Mary White, W. A. Wilkerson, A. R. Weeks, George Chatmas, W. A. McNeel, and Abe Hensarling.
Local News from Hearne Briefs July Visit and Health Update
Mrs. R. Marshall returns from Houston after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Drew Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Brady Cole. Maurice McElroy, son of Donald and Mrs. McElroy, is taken to Wilkerson Memorial Clinic in Bryan for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
R. Marshall
Houston
Drew Allen
Brady Cole
Maurice McElroy
Donald McElroy
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Bryan
Maurice
Composer Will Bring Band Here For Dance Thursday
Joe Buzze, renowned dance band director and composer, travels from Colorado Springs to perform in Bryan College Station. The ensemble plays at the College mess hall from 8 45 to 11 p m and at the Bryan Country Club from 11 45 p m to 3 a m. The event, arranged by Short Course entertainment organizers and club officials, offers a large audience and reasonable prices. Buzze has written many dance tunes including Harmonica Rag and Wanderlust Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Buzze
Bryan
College Mess Hall
Bryan Country Club
Buzze
Silver Shield
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dry Lot Feeding Most Profitable for Calf Rearing
COLLEGE STATION July 20 Texas A and M College Professor John H. Knox told 4-H boys at the Farmers Short Course that dry lot feeding is most profitable for calves. He outlined three key aspects: dry lot feeding for profit, show rings, and milk fed calves for show rings. He advised starting oats, corn, and grain sorghums at six months and noted milk fed calves grow faster but cost prohibitive for large herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
John H. Knox
Texas A. and
M. College
Knox
Young Bryan Nimrods Capture Black Spiders
Raymond Easley and George Tullis, noted Bryan big game hunters, brought fine black widow specimens to the Eagle office Tuesday noon. Each spider was captured in its own web, then placed in the same jar. The female, if like the Sea Hag, may soon occupy the glass cage alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Easley
George Tullis
Bryan
Eagle Office
Hog Production Now Profitable at Texas A&M Short Course
Texans should boost hog production as demand rises and profits grow. George Slaughter of Wharton county urged farmers at the 26th Farmers' Short Course to expand pork output, noting Texas has more pasture space to lower costs. D S Buchanan urged uniform breeding stock and larger, early maturing hogs for better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
George Slaughter
Wharton County
Corn-Hog Board
Texas A. & M. College
Iowa
Texas
D. S. Buchanan
Buchanan
Farmers Warned Against Use Of Unusual Poisons
COLLEGE STATION July 30 R R Reppert Extension Service entomologist warns farmers away from white arsenic lime mixes and liquid arsenic sal soda for leaf worm control. He says danger to cotton is great and recommends calcium arsenate lead arsenate or Paris green diluted with lime.
Lions President Describes Mexico Trip Highlights
Lions Club luncheon featured R C Franks recounting his Mexico City travels. He described adobe houses farms shrines and the Palace of Fine Arts and presented a curio baseball bat to L L Pistle for softball. Mexican cigarettes and a bright basket attendance prize were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Franks
Lions International
Mr. Franks
Lions Club
Palace of Fine Arts
Mexico City
Texas
Franks
Texas Cowboy Band
H. O. Ferguson
Ferguson
Toronto
Canada
Theo, Mahler
Recognition for Locke McNeeley at softball park dedication
Two solos with Mrs. Roy Danforth accompanied the ceremony as the club honored Locke McNeeley for erecting guards behind the catcher's box at the Sue Haswell Park diamond. Donations funded the lumber and McNeeley donated his labor. Guests included Mattie Phenix and others from area communities. Attendance prizes were awarded to W. E. Paulson and C. N. Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Danforth
Locke McNeeley
Sue Haswell Park
McNeeley
Mattie Phenix
Lamesa Lions Club
E. 8
S. Shoaf
Mineola
M. P. Leaming
Texas Club Boys Camp At Short Course Campground
About 400 former short course visitors mainly 4-H club boys camp at a site near Kyle Field at Texas A and M College. The camp features trailers tents outdoor stoves wood water showers and built in beds with several repeat campers like J H Loving of Flowella returning with family and two cars with trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Kyle Field
Texas A
M. College
J. H. Loving
Flowella
Mrs. Loving
Allen Low Bidder on West Side School Contract
C. A. Allen was the low bidder among those tendering for the new grade school on the West Side. His bid totaled 3784.85 dollars. Award is expected without delay to commence work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALLEN
C. A. Allen
Cardboard Colors At Eagle Printing Company
White red blue green yellow pink and black cardboard produced by Eagle Printing Company. details unreadable due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Shelton Chosen For State Extension Role In Texas
Jack Shelton, long time manager of the Luling Foundation, is named vice director and state agent of the Texas Extension Service. The appointment becomes effective Sept 1. Shelton, a 1917 Texas A and M graduate, has wide experience in county and farm work and has led the Luling Foundation since 1927. He has led Texas cattle groups and farm development efforts statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Jack Shelton
Luling Foundation
Texas Extension Service
H. H. Williamson
Shelton
Williamson
Texas A
Texas
Denton County
Extension Service
Brownwood
Cooke County
American Jersey Cattle Club
Texas Cattle Club
Texas Agricultural Workers Association
Brenham Coca Colas Defeat Bryan Team
Brenham Coca Colas topped Bryan 8 to 5 Saturday night on the softball diamond. Brenham surged with two runs in the first after Bryan scored four, added two more in the second and a run in the seventh. Bryan scored two in the fifth and one in the sixth. Huevil Littier and Peryear starred defensively for Brenham, halting Bryan scoring chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham Upholders
Coca Cola
Bryan
Brenham
Huevil
Littier
Peryear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernice Claytor
Alex Murrell
Gainesville
Kip van Winkle
W. R. Squires
Southwestern Irrigated Cotton Growers Association of
el Paso
Pogo
Leone Wimberley McKinney
Cook County
Fritz Englehard
Eagle Lake
Texas Cotton Cooperative Association
Texas A. and M. College
Kerrick Warner
Lillian Thomas
Waxahachie
Miss Warner
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Little Brown Wren
West Texas
Works Progress Administration
A. D. Jackson
W. W. Evans
Lanham
Bob
Joe Evans
Evans
Hale County
E. S. Shoaf
Wood County Democrat
Quitman
Agricultural Writers Conference
Shoaf
R. M. Smith
Bryan Daily Eagle
Judge Smith
Will Oliphant
Lott
Henry Ray
College Today
H. V. Geib
Elm Creek
Temple
Louis P. Merrill
Duck Creek
Lindale
B. H. Hendrickson
Tyler
Luther G. Jones
L. T. Mayhugh
Mayhugh
Farmer's National Grain Cooperatives
Institutes For Coperatives
Edgar F. Wilton
GC. L. Smith
H. C. Edge
The
Houston Post
Florence Floore
Cleburne
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Aggieland Inn
Peggy Morris
Fred Jones
Porter Holland Jr
Farm and Ranch of Dallas
Holland
Jones
Marsh Holland
Margaret
Ethel Osborne Hill
Port Arthur
Texas Agricultural Writers Conference
College Hospital
Kill
Jefferson
Hardeman
Clair Pollard
Katherine
Bay City
Agricultural Writers’ Group
Dawson County
Laura Neale Love
Women’s Work
State Rural Rehabilitation
Love
R. G. Higginbotham
Mrz. Higginbotham
Hotel Brazos
Judd Collier
Collier
Margaret Furry
Division of Textile and Clothing
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Washington, D. C
Animal Industry Building
Ward W. Fetrow
Farm Credit Administration
Fetrow
Institute For Co-operatives
Francis Hall
Ferrow
L. R. Campbell
D. E. Briles
Sims Home Demonstration Club
Italy
Ellis County
Pearl Ward
Rusk
Rusk Cherokeean
A. B. Tarwater
Hale Center
Tarwater
John Maxwell
Business
McLennan County
Frank Briggs
Farm and Ranch
Hearne News
C. C. Conrad
Margaret Montgomery
J. W. Horlock and Jr
H. W. Cummings
Montgomery
Dr. Cummings
Charlie Karney, Jr
Florida
Sallie Smith
John Gatlin
J. Felton Lane
McAllen
F. W. Easterwood
Mrs. L. W. Perkins
Methodists OF
Martin
Bryan Nimrods
R. Emmel Drug Store
Lions
Barefiete Nationaal Remedy Co
Goodloe’s
Sewing Machine Exchange
E. 25Th and
Washington Sts
Texas Club
Coca Colas
Aalaria
Gordon
Hugh Stineson
Hillsboro
Hugh Stineon
Fong
Lee
Cordon
FISK
Bryan Motor Company
North Main St
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