Hearne Shakespeare Club names committees for 1936 37
Hearne Texas June 6 committees named by Mrs J H Collier for the Shakespeare Club year 1936 37 include Program Membership Education Public Welfare Citizenship Finance Federation News and more with Mrs J T Hamilton and others listed as chairs and members. Also reports a Methodist Missionary Society party at Mrs F G Blake home with forty two games and a long list of attendees.
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Hearne Shakespeare Club
J. H. Collier
W. H. Bivin
W. C. Bishop
H. W. Cummings
C. B. Thames
A. R. Weeks
T. Walter Moore
Jakie Silverman
J. T. Hamilton
G. D. Martin
D. C. Weston
R. L. Moss
E. Y. Ely
A. B. Brady
M. H. Baughn
H. D. Beaumont
O. G. Barrow
J. W. Horlock
J. H. Fox
G. C. Chatmas
T. P. Griffin
R. H. Ballinger
S. J. Alexander
B. W. Harper
R. O. Ely
F. A. Klapper
H. H. Pressley
C. V. Easterwood
R. M. Duffey
Federation News
George RB. Palmes
Albert I. Olson
R. E. Cornforth
Leon Hayes
J. GC. Waltman
F. E. Hoefer
W. A. Craig
J. P. Allen
L. N. Murray
W. H. McKennie
J. E. Stephens
Charles Altimore
L. W. Perkins
R. L. Patton
R. P. Henderson
Don Reeder
A. L. Daniel
R. C. Carson
A. B. Cherry
R. F. Williams
F. W. C. Karney
Band For School Being Urged By Superintendent
Hearne Texas June 8 Plans for a school band were announced by Superintendent L D Williams A director may split time between Hearne and Calvert larger instruments to be school property other instruments to be bought by parents Band fee not to exceed 2 50 monthly and credit for band work offered Enrollment open to fourth through eleventh graders
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Topping of Streets to be Done This Week
Hearne residents will see sixteen blocks of cross streets topped this week under a highway department project. The effort, with local labor and materials, precedes WPA paving planned for the east side later in the summer after gravel work.
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Hearne Couple Wed. Will Reside Here After Wedding
The marriage of Miss Willie Mae Park and Randall Rogers took place Saturday morning at the bride’s home with Rev. O G Barrow officiating. Volney Stubbs sang, and maid of honor was Leola Barrow. The couple plans a brief trip to San Antonio and will reside on Evans Street after returning.
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Birthday party honors Jane Cole Carter in Hearne
Jane Cole Carter was honored on her ninth birthday with a party at the Cole home. Children played on the lawn and enjoyed a fish pond souvenir activity. De Witt Waltman won the bean guessing contest and Jean Vick received a consolation prize.
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Branchville
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Chatmas party hosts keep a cheerful Christmas Eve
Chatmas home served as a party venue hosted by Jimmie George Chatmas with outdoor games in the evening. Lopez and Dorothy Chatmas assisted in serving cookies and punch to the group. In Hearne Mrs. T. Walter Moore and son Tommie visit Jacksonville, and Frances Blackstone also visits.
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Katherine Mitchell
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Mae Westbrook
John Klement
Evelyn Harding
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Margie Kelly
Alice
Ann Brady
Timpsey Thames
John Robert Rhodes
Mabel Hall
Claudia Ann
Virginia Claire McCollum
Janice Boguskie
Charles Isaac Smith
Billy
Carolyn McCarver
Virginia Lee Klapper
Buddy Henry
Fay Hoefer, Jr
Fay Pauline Nunley
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Penelope
Dorothy Chatmas
T. Walter Moore
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Frances Blackstone
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College Loses to Shire Nine in High-Scoring Tilt
College Station dropped a Grimes Brazos baseball game to Shire 138 to 11 on Sunday. Five pitchers were used, with Shire utilizing three and College Station two. Yeager led College Station with two triples a double and a single.
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Reliance Drops 3-2 Tilt in 11 Innings
Reliance suffers a 3-2 defeat in 11 innings to Keith Sunday afternoon. Norman Bond catches for Reliance as Stedman tops Lindsey in a low scoring pitcher duel. Base running miscues contribute to Brazes County club’s second loss, both by one run.
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Business Women Plan Convention Begins Thursday
Houston dispatch reports state convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs set for June 11 to 13. Beaumont chairman Miss Mary Silverstrom leads a panel on Widening Horizons for Women with topics on work leisure time opportunity in contrast to men and the role of women in governance.
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Amarillo
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Tyler
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Edinburg
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Bryan
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Abilene
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Man Falls From Car Suffering Head Injury
L. B. Matthews of Hearne was brought to a Bryan hospital at 2 30 p m Sunday in an unconscious condition with gashes on the head and face. He was riding in a car with a broken side door and fell out while the vehicle was moving. Despite treatment he remained unconscious with slight improvement only by Tuesday. H A Burger traveled to Fort Worth for the Texas State Fireman’s association annual meeting.
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Hearne
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Free Will Baptists Set Trip to Georgia Convention
Mr and Mrs J L Edge depart Tuesday for the Free Will Baptist convention in Glennville Georgia June 16 19. Rev and Mrs E Sterl Phinney and Rev and Mrs C E Thompson from Bryan plan to accompany. The Edges will travel via Alabama and other Georgia points and be away about three weeks. Edge serves as president of the Texas Free Will Baptists.
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Bryan Free Will
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Sunday Flower Shut-In Day Promotes Gifts for Shut-Ins
Permanent Shut-Ins of Bryan prep for the fourth annual International Flower Shut-In Day on Sunday June 14. C N Wyatt chairs the local committee and urges public help to supply names and addresses of worthy shut-ins to ensure fresh flowers reach those in need.
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Wyatt
Day of service pushed by florists across U S and Canada
Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association sponsors Shut-In Day with over 10 000 members worldwide. The movement includes growers wholesalers and retailers identified by the Mercury emblem on storefronts. In the city local participants include several named women and a reverend among others.
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Altar Boys Outing to La Porte from St. Joseph’s Bryan
Rev. T. J. Valenta of St. Joseph's Catholic Church led about 18 altar boys on an outing to La Porte. They will return to Bryan Wednesday morning.
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T. J. Valenta
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bryan
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