Agricultural Writers Map Program Session at A and M College
Agricultural writers gather at Texas A and M College for Short Course week to discuss the Texas Agricultural Writers Conference history and future. EF H Williamson welcomes attendees. Dr John Ash, president of the Writers, and others deliver addresses on Latin American literature and agricultural topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. H. Williamson
Ion Service
John Ashaes
Merendez
Wel- Haney Austin Clapp
Colum- Collegeport
Writers’ Conference
Ethel Osborne Hill
Port
H. D. Meister
Yoakum Herald
Henry Edwards
Tyler Journal
Troupeea
Agricultural Publica 5
Meoeest
Justin ‘Callan
Houston
al- Lefevre
Texaco Houston
Peggy Morris
Pat Moreland
Texas
Maday
Eter Schoffeilmayer
Agricultura
College and
Texas Agr Tural Writers’ Conference
Jackson
Harry A. Clapp
Collegeport
Buford C. Brown
Vernon Record
Brown
Electra
Palo Alto
California
Leland Stanford University
Little Brown Wren
West Texas
Marsh Holland
Farm and Ranch
Warner
Tyler Journal and
Troup Banner
Fletcher Davis
Fletcher
Honda Anvil-Herald
Piney
East
Edward
Claude Wells
Wellington Leader
Edwards
W. M. Cobb
Cameron
J. W. Baird
Dallas
Farm News
Willie ‘Day Taylor
Milano
Corres
Writers’ Group
Mess Hall
M. R
Nell) Bentley
Bryan
the College Hospital
Aggieland Inn
College
W. P. Trant Celebrates 84th Birthday With Picnic
W P Trant of Bryan marked his 84th birthday with an all day picnic and barbecue at Ferguson crossing on the Navasota river. More than 200 guests including ten of his eleven children and numerous grandchildren attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Trant
Bryan
Ferguson Crossing
Navasota River
Mr. Trant
Maude Smith
Mobile
Ala
Trant
W. I. Trant
Kingsville
J. R. Trant
Hockley
C. C. Trant
R. T. Trant
Millican
Wellborn
Keith
Mesa
North Zulch
Madisonville
Lester Trant
Mike Trant
George Smith
Lizzie Grissett
Madison County
W. W. Cook
Anderson
Educational club sets soil and yield lesson and fair goals
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club urges members to calculate acre yield from row crops and prepare reports for the fall fair. L P Merrill warns East Texas soil erosion risks 84 percent washed away and urges action while noting a tax law change affecting farm allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Merrill
Lindale
East Texas
Wedding Celebration At T. T. Goodwin Home
Sallie Newsom and Baylor student later married, as guests gathered Thursday at the T. T. Goodwin home for a noon feast. Barbecued meats with sauces, salads, vegetables, iced tea, ice cream and cake were served under oaks as a long table welcomed relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Newsom
Baylor
T. T. Goodwin
Birthday celebration at the Goodwin home honoring J N Goodwin and N A Stewart
Mrs. Sallie N. Goodwin aged 87 hosted a joint birthday dinner at her long established Goodwin plantation home in Texas. The event honored her son Dr. J. N. Goodwin of Mc Allen and daughter Mrs. N. A. Stewart of Bryan. Despite frail health, she greeted guests from bed as relatives recalled family ties dating to 1876 and the Goodwin lineage from Virginia via Texas on the Brazos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Goodwin
Fee
Heruighter
J. N. Goodwin
N. A. Stewart
Mills P. Walker
George Foster
Cab Carrington
William E. Carrington
Ben Bell
Aline Bell
Tulley Foster
H. M. Bingham
M. F. Dansby
G. R. Branch
Albert Buchanan
A. B. McSwain
Olivia Newsom
Rose Ann Foster
Mack
Tom Stewart
Sallie N. Goodwin
McAllen
Bryan
Goodwin
T. T. Goodwin
Mrs. Sallie Goodwin
Winnie Goodwin
Old Baylor College
Independence
Bryan Girl Receives Southwestern B A despite Handicap
Shir ley Johnson, once deemed unable to walk, earned a four year degree from Southwestern University in three and a half years. Her father, George W. Johnson, a Texas A and M Extension Service agent, recalls doctors predicting limited life and mobility. The Georgetown ceremony at First Methodist Church marked her graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Shirley
First Methodist Church
Georgetown
Miss Johnson
Southwestern University
Texas A. and M. Extension Service
Stephen F. Austin
Southwestern
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Ten Denominations Represented At College Conference
More than 150 pastors and laymen from ten denominations attend the conference linked to Texas A and M Farmers Short Course. Speakers include Rev John Sheloff Rev Obey Nelson and Prof W L Hughes on rural education with Miss Onah Jacks and Mrs Bernice Claytor also presenting. A lawn program at 6 45 pm features Bishop Clinton Quin as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
R. L. Jackson
A. & M. Methodist Church
John Sheloff
Coleman
Obey Nelson
Calm
W. H. Gage
Adamsville
W. L. Hughes
Department of Rural Education
the College
Assembly
Onah Jacks
Bernice Claytor
Bishop Clinton
Quin
Houston
Senate Passes 40 Hour Week Bill for Post Office
Washington July 29. The Senate passed a house bill to set a 40 hour week in the postal service. It would cost about 22 million dollars annually and provide permanent jobs for 10 000 substitute postal workers.
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Senate
Washington
House
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Baird
A. & M. College
Texas Agricultural Writers’ Conference
John C. Bonnell
Field
League City
Peter Molyneaux
Bonnell
Henry Ansley
Amarillo News-Globe
Henry
Hoover
M. R. Bentley
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Legion Fair
Eagle
Brother
OLD Goodwin
Usura
First National Bank OF
Travis B. Bryan
President
Chambray
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