Get-to-gether reminiscence party for Allen Academy alumni
A Saturday afternoon gathering at Mabel Zimmerman’s with former Allen Academy and A. & M. College cadets and club members in pink and blue decor. Prizes, toasts, antique costumes, and music evoke twenty five years past as Anita Arneson’s message arrives and Lelia Palasota announces an engagement to Thomas Rotello.
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Mabel Zimmerman
Apollo
Fred Seale
Kattenburg
Molly Darling
Frances Chance James
Sara Allen Cofer
Lilla Graham McInnis Bryan
Sadie Mawhinney Ferguson
Western Union
Anita Park Arneson
Bryand
Anita
Dorothy Perkins
Mary Shelburne Ashworth
Mesdames
Frank Seale
Julian Cobb
Reuben Berger
Lillie May Jones Williams
Madeline Hanway Parker
Alice Burtis
Irene Beard Saunders
Lucy Beard Sammons
Ruth Johnson Gordon
Nelle Cole
Arrie Cole Johnson
Alma Cole Moore
Hettie Smith Swancoat
Nelle Smith Street
Clara Mawhinney Dulaney
Myrtie Conway Astin
Imogene Ferguson Webb
Margaret Zuber
Gussie Buchanan Branch
Bessie Seale
Aline Rohde Cazell
Corinne James
Laura James
Ruby James Robinson
Vivian James Schluter
Nonie Adams Heyck
Florence Herndon Cavitt
Marjorie Bittle Hill
Lucy Harrison
Ruth Boatwright Bryan
Lois Pipkin McSwain
Laura Dunlap Sampson
Belle Gainer Pipkin
Emmie Fountain Marstellar
Mattie Watkins Burns
Mildred Newton Allen
Irma Harris Webb
Lra Maude
Camp House
Ruth Pipkin Yates
Kathryn V. Daly
Agnes Kinnard Tardy
Willie Brewer Howell
Aubrey Wilkerson Smith
Robbie Nicol Tatum
Lidie Belle Pipkin Powell
Stella Johnson Terry
Villa McCullough Madeley
Pearle Fullerton Mondrick
Pauline Webb Williams
Nobie Webb Myers
Mary Roman Dunn
Adele Raysor Wignall
Lynn Raysor Russell
Evelyn Sanders Lindsly
Mary Knowles Beckwith
Brandon Girl Weds Ex Brazos Man in Wolfe City
Bryan friends learn of the marriage of Reginald F. Creed to Mary Maxine Herrin on Saturday June 6 at the bride’s family home in Brandon Hill County. The bride, educated in Waxahachie public schools, has long been active in local social and religious life. The groom was born and raised in Brazos County and attended...
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Houston Chronicle
Fred L. Sharp
San Francisco
Marjorie Cavitt
5. E. Cavitt
Houston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Jane Cavitt
New York City
George Leatherby
Sharp
Alexander Hamilton Hotel
Local Man to Lead CCC Camp in Wolfe City
Mr and Mrs Creed of Bryan plan to reside in Wolfe City after he becomes senior foreman at the CCC soil conservation camp there. He is a graduate of A and M College class of 1929 in agricultural engineering and has run an auto repair shop for years.
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P. J. Palasota
Lelia Palasota
Thomas D. Rotello
Navasota
Bryan
Palasota
First National Bank
Mr. Rotello
Pete Rotello
Brazil May Export 800000 Bales of Cotton
Officials estimate Brazil may export 800000 bales of cotton in 1936 up from 610000 last year, with Germany and Japan as prospective buyers. The Brazilian crop is put at 1577000 bales versus 1196000 in 1955.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Germany
Japan
Two to Challenge Congressman Patton in Athens Race
In Athens on June 16, only three candidates remained in the congressional race challenging Congressman Patton as two more entrants continued to vie for a place in the contest.
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Patton
Athens
Representative Withdraws from Henderson County Judge Race
Seventh District candidate Ivy Fulgham Brownsboro banker withdraws from the county judge race. Remaining contenders Nat Patton Crockett incumbent Bonner Frizzell Palestine Superintendent Emmerson Stone Jacksonville attorney continue in the 12 county district race as Fulgham cites business conflicts.
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Texas
Ivy Fulgham
Brownsboro
Henderson County
Nat Patton
Crockett
Bonner Frizzell
The
Palestine Schools
Emmerson Stone
Jacksonville
Fulgham
Petit jury dismissed for Pinal Court Week
Judge W. C. Davis dismissed the petit jury panel for the sixth and final week of district court. The suit of Mrs. W. E. Graham against the T. & N. O. Railroad Company, tied to her husband’s death last fall, was continued. Any remaining cases will be tried this week with a waived jury.
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W. C. Davis
District Court
W. E. Graham
T. & N. O. Railroad Company
Ma Cinderella En by Harold Bell Wright
Ann Haskel a mountain farmer sacrifices her son John Herbert to education. He returns home as a lawyer hopeful while Diane Carrol, a wealthy artist, and John grow close. Tension erupts as Ann resents visitors calling her Ma Cinderella and battles Diane over John Herbert. An ending drive reveals true feelings and choices.
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Harold Bell Wright
Ann Haskel
Ozark
John Herbert
Judge Shannon
Ann
Jeff Todd
Jeff
Nance Jordan
Diane Carrol
Cinderella
Diane
Hidden Heir Clues Surface in Narrow Kentucky House
A banker from Helmsburg arrives at a backwoods Kentucky home seeking the legal heir to an estate. Ann and Nance quietly confirm family ties through old photographs as the lawyer questions Mrs. Haskel about marriages, names, and documents, foreshadowing a claim to a long-hidden inheritance.
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Nance
Ann
Howdy
San
James Levering
Fidelity Trust and Savings Bank
Helmsburg
Pennsylvania
Mr. Levering
Mrs. Haskel
John Herbert Haskel
John Herbert
John
Herbert
Levering
John Haskell
John Haskel
Nance Jordan
Henry
Ed Haskel
Greenville
Kentucky
Haskell
Grace
New York
Somewhats
Ohio
Herb
Haskel
Edward
Summer Temperatures Noted Through Past Week
Region saw mid summer heat with no rainfall last week. Max reached 99 degrees on Thursday, minimum 70 degrees on Saturday and again overnight, with daily highs and lows varying from 92 73 on Monday to 97 70 Sunday.
Alleged Slavers Moved for Safekeeping in Texas
Fort Worth reports Clarence Abston 34 and Clement Matura 65 under death penalty for murder are moved to Tarrant County jail for safekeeping while awaiting appeal. Rebecca Coursey 78, spinster of O'Brien Haskell County, brought to jail Sunday for safekeeping.
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Fort Worth
Clarence Abston
Clement Matura
Rebecca Coursey
O’brien
Haskell County
Tarrant County
Compromise Plan Offered for New Tax Levies
Senate tax bill conferees proposed a compromise plan to settle key corporation tax disputes but it drew no immediate support from house conferees. Chairman Crough ton of the house group said a counter proposal was submitted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Croughton
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BY Carl Anderson