Rural Carriers Host Supper and Park Entertainment
The Ryan Post Office rural carriers and clerks plus their wives gathered at Sue Haswell Memorial Park Friday for a barbecue supper and games. The String Band provided entertainment after a convivial evening of music and food. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W G Weaver, Mr and Mrs C W Carroll, Mr and Mrs Oger Dyess, Mr and Mrs F J gone, Mr and Mrs W A Locke, Mr and Mrs A M Holligan, Mr and Mrs Horace McGee, Mr and Mrs Parker Carroll, Mr and Mrs Guy Dansby, Mr and Mrs C M Mitchell, Mr and Mrs W S Collard, Mr and Mrs Tom A Cloud, Mr and Mrs Morris W Tatum, J and Mrs Charles S Myers, Ernest Sample, Buck Jones, Luke Holligan, John W Dowling, Earl Shelton, and Otto Fuschak.
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Ryan Post Office Department
Sue Haswellemorial
W. G. Weaver
C. W. Carroll
Oger Dyess
F. J. Gone
W. A. Locke
A. M. Holligan
Horace McGee
Parker Carroll
Guy Dansby
C. M. Mitchell
W. S. Collard
Tom A. Cloud
Morris W. Tatum
Charles S. Myers
Ernest Sample
Buck Jones
Luke Holligan
John W. Dowling
Earl Shelton
Otto Fuschak
College Baptists Compile Unusual Record For Year
Rev R L Brown pastors the College-Baptist church which reports an exceptional year with strong student programs and high attendance. The church set records in B T U banners and W U awards, claiming multiple first places in stewardship contests and improving summer services with an optimistic outlook for next year.
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College Station Baptists
Certificates Presented To 82 At Bible School Closing
Closing exercises for the Daily Vacation Bible school sponsored by Bryan Federated Church Societies were held at the Free Gospel Mission Friday at 10 30 o clock. One hundred twenty one total enrollment with seventy five daily attendees. Eighty two certificates awarded. Rev R L Brown led devotional with other ministers and teachers assisting. Special recognition for memory work daily Bible reading and handwork.
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Bryan Federated Church Societies
Free Gospel Mission
Sue Haswell Memorial Rk
R. L. Brown
College Station Baptist Church
Wat
Phinney
Mildred Hudaly
J. B. Priddy
Unclear Names Prompt Local Notice
Fragmentary text lists individuals including Joe Elbritch Miss Mary Sausley Wallin Katie May Thur mn vtieal Harvey and Margaret with no verifiable event or context.
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Joe Elbritch
Mary Sausley
Wallin
Katie May Thurmn
Be Mainly About Folks Be Mainly About Folks
Long column of social items from Bryan notes illness recovery trips travel and visits. P B Dishman Edith Cavitt Esther Cavitt families and friends update from Kerrville to Bryan, Antonio Malo returning to Tampico, Waco and Galveston trips, church notices, university guests, and local shuttling among residents including Long Newport Ross Higgs Della Wooten Nella June Richardson and many others.
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P. B. Dishman
Edith Cavitt
First Presbyterian
Westminster
Kerrville
Bryan
Esther Cavitt
Melvin Dansby
Robert Tatum
Peggy Stuart
Lucille Gibson
Antonio Malo
Theodor Mahler
Tampico
Mexico
E. W. Long
Brazos Mutual Insurance Company
Waco
Texas Mutual Insurance Association
H. E. Spitzenpfeil
Kurten
W. W. Newport
Conway, Ark
Newport
H. J. Damps
Patsy Nell
Merle Damps
Conway
Ark
Carl Rainey
Gorman
Charles Barden
University of Texas
Wiley Higgs
Della Wooten
Alice
E. D. Beck
Irene Higgs
E. M. Bryant
Port Arthur
Houston
Nella June Richardson
C. E. Richardson
R. R. Ellis
Nella June
Roland Hood
Rupert Henderson
Henry
Hampton
Fort Worth
W. T. Ellis
Ellis
Emile Cochran
J. Fenton Lane
Hearne
Tall Sycamore
Brazos
W. C. Davis
Brazos County
Gabe Cazell
A. and M. College
San Antonio
Gabe Cazell, Sr
Texas Amendment on Probation Power for Courts
House Joint Resolution No 46 proposes adding Section 11A to Article IV authorizing courts with original criminal jurisdiction to suspend imposition or execution of sentence place defendants on probation and reimpose the sentence. A special August 1955 election would decide adoption with approved ballot wording and a $4,000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Waco Man Arrives for Baylor Grad Return
J E Blaylock Jr of Waco arrived Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J Sidney Smith with relatives. He recently received his B A degree from Baylor University.
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Seldon Ellis
Dallas
W. H. Darrow
Levelland
Louise Peters
Iola
Bryan
Mary Elizabeth Gardner
Houston
C. H. Gardner
Jim Riley
Pasadena
Wayne Cargill
Chester Jones
Jacob Beal
James Rountree
Ben Mahler
Waco
Gee. Stephan
Jess Stephan
Oklahoma City
Okla
J.E. Blaylock, Jr
J. Sidney Smith
Baylor University
K of C Baseball Nine to Play at Allen This Year
The Knights of Columbus baseball team will use the Allen Academy diamond for contests this season. They posted a solid record last year and add Emory Deason from the Allen Academy Ramblers. Manager Frank Boriskie invites teams to schedule games.
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K of C
Allen
Knights of Columbus
Villa Maria
Allen Academy
Emory Deason
Allen Academy Ramblers
K of C. Diamondeers
Frank Boriskie
Boriskie
Texas Voters Consider Free Textbooks for Every Child
A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to require state funded free textbooks for all school age children in Texas. The measure outlines funding from taxes and directs the State Board of Education to provide free texts and to distribute available funds to counties.
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State of
Texas
State Board of Education
Texas House Joint Resolution 19 on 15 Dollar Old Age Aid
Proposes a constitutional amendment Section 51-b granting the Legislature power to provide for old age assistance up to fifteen dollars per month to bona fide Texas citizens over 65 who are not habitual criminals or drunks and not inmates in state institutions, detailing eligibility and limits.
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United States
State OF
Texas
Texas House Joint Resolution Proposes Mental Health Trial Amendment
The bill proposes amending Article 1 Section 15 of the Texas Constitution to allow temporary commitment of mentally ill individuals not charged with a crime for observation or treatment up to 90 days by county court order. The measure would be put to voters on the fourth Saturday of August 1935 with two opposing ballot options.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Texas constitutional amendment proposals and salary pay changes
A bulk notice details multiple Texas constitutional amendments: allowing legislative proposals at special sessions. setting August 24 1935 election. ballot wording for or against each amendment. governor’s proclamation duties. and appropriations for publication and election. Includes provisions on Article XVI Sections 20a to 20e and salary versus fee compensation for officers.
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Texas
State OF
State of Texas
Gerald C. Mann
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College Baptists
Bible School
Board of Education
Commissioners’ Court
Commissioners‘ Court
Secretary of State
Sage Tienrs Wren