Texas A. and M. College grants 857 degrees at 55th commencement
Texas A and M College conferred 857 degrees at its 55th annual commencement in College Station. Graduates spanned engineering agriculture arts and sciences with top counts in electrical and agricultural programs and numerous departmental prize recognitions awarded to students and fellows.
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College Station
Texas A. and M. College
School of Engineering
Redden
School of Agriculture
Agriculture
Department of
Bophomeres
dJphmetor Victoria
H. W. Perkins
Dallas
J. A. Nichols
Las
Soph Glish
J. A. Handler
Galveston
A. J. Miller
Corricane
W. C
Lufkin
G. K. Ashby
Evansville
Ind
Karl K. White
Eastland
W. O. Alexander
Gulf
J. A. Carpenter
K. N. Daniel
J. FE. Gaston
Henderson
Hi. A. Lang
A. C. Moser
Department of Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
J. R. Little
Gilmer
J.B. Laney
Kartland
Tyler
L. C. Baker
H N Antonio
Department of Architecture
Frank C. Witchell
KR. L. Btripling
San Augustine
C. R. Coneway
Friona
Department of Agricultural Economics
Clinton William Herring
San Antonio
Department of Civil Engineering
H. V. Harlan
Maysfield
Department of Military Science and Tactics
BE. Bartle
Longview
W. J. Chalkley
Ranger
J. B. Clark, Jr
Fort Worth
J. A. Cotton
Abilene
J. L. Hawley
Marvin Haye
Mt. Pleasant
J. E. Latta
F. Kt. McIntosh
Covina
Calif
T. & Richmond
Kyle
G. Kt. Hobertson
Temple
C. A. Sehwepe
Waring
Ray Walker
Wolfe City
Mer Cardinal Carlyle
Blackwell
James Rufus Emmons
Pleinview
Byron Caldwell Langley
Bullard
Charles Allen Cates
Decatur
John Howand
Charles Walli Me
Denton
Calixto CC. Walker
Rio Grande
Joseph Baker Dent
Pulaski
Wells Farquher
Waco
Ernst Rogerson
Humphrey
Ark
Gilbert Edward Lowe
Beaumont
Aeience
Joseph Kelly Blum
Kitehead
N. C
Michel Thomas Albouty
James Neybert Sikes
Tn Agricultural Administration
Jack "Foater Criswell
Bryan
Net A Russell
Clemson
Mer
George Henry Follett
Houston
John Constantine Gilbreath
Hereford
Heber Thomas Stewart
Poplarville
Miss
John Leary Allen
el Campo
Jesse Edward Barker
Texarkana
Roy Chester Bell
Greenville
Earle John Berryhill
Thrall
G. H. Bigham
Harry Luther Boyer
Stephenville
Louis Thomas Burns, Jr
Yoakum
William Alston Cannon
James Russell Couch
Grandview
Fred Frazier Cowart
Anson Padget Morris
Forreston
James William Pryde
Waxahachis
John Henry Quisenberry
Goodlett
Claris Boyd Ray
Lamesa
Andrew Forest Reid
Harrell O. Richey
Thomas Rolline Richmond
Forrest Earle Robnrt Terrell
Halley Garison Rylender
Buda
Norman George Schuessler
Liano
John Dunbar Sellers
Mexia
Davis Winfred Bherrill
Bonham
Thomas Andrews
Henry Charles Bierman
Velaville
N. Y
John Pierce Bloomer
Belton
Joseph Hendrix Conway, Jr
Brylan
Lansford
Cook
Goose Creek
Alton Bernard Cameron
West
Walter L. Ewell
William Everett Ford
Chapel Hill
Charles Alexander Grebner
Gordon Herracher
John Henry Use
Sabinal
John A. Jett
Thomas Bagby Ketterson
Edwin Mathes Moore
Clark Lionel Nealon
William Thomas Scully
Denison
Maurice Sessions
Austwell
Robert Harry Stiteler
Smithville
Garrell Adrian Tracy
Virsil Allen Vaughn
Vernon
Richard N. Winders
George M. Wrenn
Robert Nelson Daniel
Charles Frederick Falley
Charles Francis Girand
San Annie
James Leeper Hawley
Newton Willard Lamb
Auguste Mathis
Je. Gill Sam Grigsby Moharg
Plain
Two Bryan Boys In Honor Ranks At Baylor Univ
Baylor University at Waco releases Who’s Who naming John Sidney Smith and Coulter Hoppess among 32 distinguished students. The annual selection honors merit in campus activity, chosen by faculty and student representatives.
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Bryan
Baylor Univ
Baylor University At
Waco
John Sidney Smith
Coulter Hoppess
Safe robbed at Neil Bottling Company with sledge
Robbers broke into the Neil Bottling Company office on College Avenue Sunday night using a sledge to force the bottom safe. They removed between 40 and 50 dollars in cash and a number of checks after knocking off the knob and digging out the contents. No witnesses reported unusual noise from nearby filling stations.
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Neil Bottling Company
College Avenue
Bryan and Area Visitors Attend Steep Hollow Events
A steady stream of Bryan area residents and guests from Waco Houston and Calvert visited Bryan for church Steep Hollow Cemetery events and graduation watchers. Notables include Miss Martha West Miss Alta Williams and Miss Raleigh Kestler plus many others attending community gatherings and university activities in town.
Farmers Market Sales Top $65 at Saturday Market
Sales from the women's cooperative section reached above 65 dollars on Saturday at the Farmers Market. Farmers at the north end of the shed also offered goods and by 2 30 p m several items had sold out. No exact total could be confirmed.
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Women's Cooperative
Farmers’ Market
Stroke Suffered Sunday Noon by Restaurant Man
Louis H. White of Bryan was stricken with apoplexy Sunday about noon while at his lunch room on East 26th street near the railroad. He is in a critical condition at his West 28th street home where his wife and baby daughter, along with other relatives, are with him.
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Louis H. White
Bryan
West 28Rh Street
White
East 26Th Street
Jack Boone
W. G. Houghton
Houston
Kate White
Paschal
Henry White
Kerrville
Worthington Man Pleads Guilty to Aggravated Assault
John Worthington admitted aggravated assault in district court and paid a 100 dollar fine with costs after shooting a man on North Main Street two months prior. Charles Anderson and Sol Tole, both named as defendants in a Brazos county burglary case, were found guilty and sentenced to three years each, suspended on good behavior.
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John Worthington
Worthington
North Main Street
Charles Anderson
Sol Toloe
Brazos County
Funeral Service for Brazos Mutual Sales Head Rochelle
Joseph Bryan Rochelle sales manager of Brazos Mutual Insurance died after a brief illness following an appendicitis operation. He lived on College Avenue and was about 35. Funeral services were held at First Methodist church with Rev. Ed J Harris officiating. Interment in Bryan city cemetery. He is survived by his wife daughter Esther Marie his mother three brothers and two sisters.
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Camel Drug Store
Morris Schulman
Houston
A. Schulman
New York
Alfred Schulman
Bryan
B. T. Poole
Conroe
H. G. Buchanan
Waco
A. W. Buchanan
Edgar Buchanan
Lufkin
J. J. Dodson
M. M. Dodson
Walter Evans
Alvin
Steep Hollow
Dodson
C. Albert
San Angelo
Frank Conrad
Clarence
Prince
Albert
A. and
M. College of Texas
Mozelle Vick
Baylor College
Belton
Mexia
W. J. Rochelle
Austin
J. B. Rochelle
S. C. Rochelle
Hubbard
R. L. Smith
McDuff Simpson
New Orleans
Simpson
Aubrey Dabney
Denton
George A. Adams
Howell
Charles Edge
San Antonio
E. H. Cook
Fannie Mae Miller
W. F. Miller
Cook
Miller
Laura James
Eugene Edge
R. M. Smith
College Road
A. M. Jr
A. & M. College
G. A. Newman
Maybelle Hartman Townsend
Mary Ellen
J.D. Conlee
A. J. Buchanan
Newman
Townsend
Sadie
Maybelle Hartman
H. G. Umland
University of Texas
Earnest Calloway
University
Louise Calloway
Joseph Bryan Rochelle
Brazos Mutual Insurance Company
College Avenue
Rochelle
Brenham
First Methodist Church
Stewards
Esther Marie
C. Rochelle
R. C. Rochelle
Dallas
Zollie Rochelle
Olin Culberson
Edna
J. A. Collier
Tampa
Fla
Ed J Harris
Bryan City
Hearne
R. E. Cornforth
Abe Hensarding
A. B. Syptak
H. H. Newton
J. B. Harrison
Leon Johnson
R. B. Ehlinger
D. D. Jolly
Pat Patterson
L. C. Wilkerson
Jac. W. Black
E. P. Humbert
R. Bryant
H. B. McDowell
J. Webb Howell
R. W. Howell
R. W. Marshall
J.P. Welch
Walter Thomas
H. W. Cummings
W. K. Waltman
F. W. Karney
H. D. Martin
Former resident wins commission in Navy
Among 18 Texas youths to graduate from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis this June and be commissioned ensigns in the Navy is Madison Hall Jr. son of the former Bryan schools superintendent.
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Texas
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
Madison Hall, Jr
Bryan
Greenville visitor at son’s home
W. R. B. McDaniel of Greenville visited in the home of his son R. A. McDaniel and family.
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W. RB. McDaniel
Greenville
R. A. McDaniel
Bus Stolen From City Storage Located Near Hempstead
A Bryatt Traction Company bus, smaller of two on the Pesan to College route, was taken from the city storage after midnight Saturday. It was found near Hempstead on Sunday and returned to the city later. No clues about the driver have been obtained.
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Pesan
College
Bryatt Traction Company
Hempstead
Scions Discuss Odds of Oil Proration and Redistricting Session
In Bryan two Texas lawmakers, Rep. Hugh Jones and Rep. J. M. Claunch, visited Mrs. Lee J. Rountree to share views on a potential special session called by Gov. R. S. Sterling. They noted oil interests pushing proration and debated timing and possible impact on redistricting and railroad commission enforcement.
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R. S. Sterling
Bryan
House of Representatives
Lee J. Rountree
Hugh Jones
Center
Shelby County
Austin
Rep. Jones
Rep
J. M. Claunch
Snyder
Scurry County
Claunch
W. H. Johnson
State Railroad Commission
Brazos Tomatoes Come In In Good Quality
Reports from tomato packing sheds show during the first week two and a half cars of green wrap tomatoes moved from the community. Newton-Wallace receipts graded No 1 at 11 2 cents per pound while Farmer's Produce Company bought seconds and pinks. Strict grading and low prices discourage local cotton growers seeking other income.
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Newton-Wallace
Consolidated Summer School Opens Monday
Mrs. Hershel Burgess will head the high school division for an eight week summer session at Consolidated school Registrations begin Monday June at 8 am The division welcomes students from the campus and rural communities within the Consolidated district surrounding College
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Consolidated
Hershel Burgess
Consolidated School
McDonald Works to Reorganize Kings Highway District
County Superintendent D McDonald spent Friday in the Kings Highway school district where Shiloh Robertson county Macy and Kings Highway Brazos county form the district He aims to adjust affairs to secure state aid for the schools.
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McDonald
Kings Highway
Shiloh
Robertson County
Macy
Brazos County
Fuller honored as executive committee member again
F. D. Fuller returned from Memphis Tennessee where he attended the annual convention of the South Central States eva of Food Aged Drug and Health Officials. He was re elected to the association's executive committee for a three year term. The next meeting will be in Alabama at a time and place to be decided by the committee.
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F. D. Fuller
Memphis
Tenn
South Central States
Eva of Food, Aged
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