Centennial motif marks bridge party at Carson home
Hearne Texas February event hosted by Mrs. M. V. Carson Jr featured a Centennial decor theme with white carnations and red and blue flowers. High score went to Mrs. E. R. Knolle, low score to Mrs. George Chatmas. guests included multiple local women and relatives from Arkansas and New Mexico with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Carson
Hearne
M. V. Carson, Jr
E. R. Knolle
George Chatmas
A. I. Olson
Carson
Texas
United States
W. D. Smith
W. H. Vick
Jakie Silverman
Norman L. McCarver
C. B. Thames
Former Hearne Resident Visited By Fire Insurance Official
Eugene Sanders of Austin, a former Hearne resident and with the state fire insurance commission, visited Hearne on Thursday and conferred with H. D. Beaumont, local fire marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Hearne
Eugene Sanders
Austin
Hearne
Sanders
State Fire Insurance Commission
H. D. Beaumont
Mexican Dinner Honors Notables in Hearne
Mrs. J. G. Philen named Mrs. William Fain of Atlanta, Mrs. F. J. Fields of New York, and Mrs. Mary White of Colorado as Mexican dinner honorees. Guests enjoyed handmade Mexico cards, cactus centerpieces, and a three course meal with souvenirs. Also in Hearne Fort Worth Rotary and Chamber of Commerce members toured the city with the TCU band promoting the Fat Stock Show and trick roping. Mrs. Kelly Hereford from Madisonville visited in Hearne and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
J. G. Philen
William Fain
Atlanta
F. J. Fields
New York City
Mary White
Colorado
Catus
Mexico
R. W. Marshall
D. S. Weston
J. W. Horlock
I. D. Hall
F. W. C. Karney
Fort Worth
Hearne Hearne
TCU
Funeral Service Held Friday For Robt. H. Whitaker
Hearne Texas February 29 funeral services were held Friday at 2 oclock from First Baptist Church for Robert Haining Whitaker 65 who died at his home after a several days illness. Rev C G Barrow Rev C E Bullock Rev T Walter Moore and Rev T Tinker officiated with EK H Heartfield directing. He had lived in Hearne for 32 years and was widely mourned by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
First Baptist Church
Robert Haining Whitaker
C. G. Barrow
Theirst Baptist Church
C. E Bullock
Normangee Baptist Church
T. Walter Moore
Methodist Church
T ®. Tinker
St. Phillip's A
EK H. Heartfield
Norwood
Empele Rail
Funeral Friday For Hearne Woman In Houston
Mrs. R. R. Cole died Thursday in a Houston hospital. She was born in Port Sullivan and lived in Hearne after marriage. Rev. T. Walte Moore led services with E. H. Heartfield directing. interment in Norwood cemetery. Survived by husband and two sons Brady Cole of Houston and Fred Cole of Corpus Christi, daughter Mrs. Walton Carter of Hobbs New Mexico, one granddaughter Jane Dixon, two sisters Mrs. Tom Peel of Dallas and Mrs. Archie Peel of Port Sullivan. Active pallbearers listed from Houston, Port Sullivan, Bryan, Calvert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
R. R. Cole
Houston
E. H. Heartfield
Norwood Cemetery
George B. Palmes
R. W. Marshall
W. Bradley
John Lawrence
Bryan
Archie Peel
Port Sullivan
George Whatley
Calvert
Plans Completed For Invitation Hearne Hi Meet
Hearne fans prepare for the Hearne Invitation Track and Field meet on Wood Field Friday with 17 schools and over 200 athletes. Preliminaries start at 2 PM and finals at 8 PM. Trophies and medals funded by local groups will honor event winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Mar
Wood Field
Louis Cochran
Chamber of Commerce
George B. Palmos
F. G. Blake
Hearne Rotary Club
Hearne Athletic Association
Portrait of Attendants at Valley Junction Event
Surrounded the mirrored plaque on which the cake rested. Guests included Mrs. H. A. Ely, Mrs. J. G. Ely, Mrs. J. O. Driver, Mrs. G. D. Martin, Mrs. J. E. Rogers, Mrs. W. H. Bivin, Mrs. Mary Welch, Mrs. C. B. Elliott, Mrs. J. H. Wilson Sr., Mrs. J. P. Oliver, Mrs. R. H. Bal linger, Mrs. J. P. Broughton, Mrs. Cc. F. Banks, Mrs. Nezzie Sisson, Mrs. T. P. Griffin, Mrs. W. C. Cadie, Mrs. L. Scarborough, Mrs. E. M. Brady of Valley Junction, Mrs. J.T. Hamilton, Mrs. Beulah Brown, Mrs. C. J. Hostrasser, Miss Mary Jane Harrigan, Miss Beverley Hostrasser, Miss Beth Bartlett, Miss Elizabeth Delaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
John Brock
Valley Junction
H. M. Detson
Maude Harrigan
Detroit
Mich
Hoyt
Harrigan
Beverley Hostrasser
Mary Jane Harrigan
Texas
Nezzie Sisson
H. A. Ely
J. G. Ely
J. O. Driver
G. D. Martin
J. E. Rogers
W. H. Bivin
Mary Welch
C. B. Elliott
J. H. Wilson, Sr
J. P. Oliver
R. H. Ballinger
J. P. Broughton
Cc. F. Banks
T. P. Griffin
W. C. Cadie
L. Scarborough
E. M. Brady
J.T. Hamilton
Beulah Brown
C. J. Hostrasser
Beth Bartlett
Elizabeth Delaney
Hearne Social Notes and Interscholastic League Plans
I D Breed love of Houston visited his son and daughter in Hearne over the weekend. Local residents M H Baughn and Stella Davison returned from Scott White hospital in Temple after treatment. C P Henry left for Atlanta for Coca Cola convention. Rhodes and Beaumont were Bryan visitors. Shindler of Houston visited her grandparents in Hearne. Baughn family welcomed M H Baughn Sr in Dallas. Local students Mary Ellen Hudson and Nancy Hudson enjoyed a weekend at home with friends Lorita Grider and Frances Brown from Brownsville. Covington and daughters visited Hud son family. County Interscholastic League meet set for March 20-21 in Bryan with preliminaries March 14. entries due March 12. Robertson county schools expected to participate across class A B and rural schools. Mrs Curtis Dotson of Wink, former Ada German, visiting Hearne. Mrs O H Cross of Waco/Washington DC returned to Waco after visiting Hearne friends. W B Miers of Laredo, former Hearne resident, visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Owen Shindler
Houston
C. B. Elliott
M. H. Baughn, Sr
Dallas
M. H. Baughn, Jr
Mary Ellen Hudson
Incarnate Word
San Antonio
Nancy Hudson
Ursuline Academy
Lorita Grider
Frances Brown
Brownsville
J. B. Covington
Mary Ellen
Katherine
Bartle Crenan
Ellen Frances
Billy
Burlington
Hudson Home
County
Reynolds
Robertson County
Tyler Haswell
W. S. Howell
Huntsville
Henry Watson
Hiram T. Coulter
Ted Ryan
Rockdale
J. W. Coulter
Judd Collier
Frances
Mumford
Nella June Hamilton
Hearne
Bryan
Old Washington
Texas
Texas Independence Day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan and daughter,Dorcas
Austin
Morgan
Lila Graham Bryan
Seth Mooring
la Salle Hotel
Prazos Valley
Paul Swancoat
District Relief Headquarters
J. A. McQueen
J. T. Swanson
Navasota
Gilbert Loew
Aransas Pass
W. W. Newport
Groveton
City
Norman Cloud
T. A. Cloud
Lammie Bullock
Brazos River
George A. Adams
Lena Marie
George
Education and public duties urged by the President
The President urged teachers to train citizenship in a realistic way, helping students and the public understand social and economic issues. He warned government changes must keep pace with needs or appear impotent, and encouraged educators to accept responsibility despite bankers and politicians on school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
College And Bryan Hi-Y Inducts 12 At Ceremony
A joint induction ceremony by the A and M Consolidated School and Stephen F. Austin Hi-Y clubs was held Friday at the College Station Baptist church. Twelve boys were initiated, including Everette Morehead Quentin Bullock Bobby Hearn Ed Karper Milton Williams Milton Schultz and King Hensarling among Stephen F. Austin members. College Station officers J H Brownlee Virgil Phipps C A Lewis Billy Hensel Curtis Holland Clyde Acord led the candlelight service in white robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. Consolidated School
Stephen F. Austin High School
Hi-Y Club
College Station Baptist Church
College Station
Everette Morehead
Quentin Bullock
Bobby Hearn
Ed Karper
Stephen F. Austin
Milton Williams
Milton Schultz
King Hensarling
William Vitopil
Bryce Britton
Mack Cooner
Jack Miller
Douglas Lancaster
College Station Group
College Chapter
J. H. Brownlee
Virgil Phipps
C. A. Lewis
Billy Hensel
Curtis Holland
Clyde Acord
Grimes County Federation of Women's Clubs Meets
The Grimes County Federation of Women's clubs will gather in Courtney on March 7 for an all day meeting hosted by the Courtney club. Mrs Earl Harris serves as president and will oversee arrangements. Mrs Lee Jd Rountree of Bryan is invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Courtney
Courtney Club
Earl Harris
Lee Jd. Rountree
Bryan
Stop That Itching Ointment Ad from Sam’s Drag Store
A local ad promotes Black Hawk Ointment to treat itch and skin conditions. The jar is priced at 50 cents and one dollar with a guarantee to relieve the itch. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
A local column lists residents visiting, traveling, or ill. Bettie Ruth Downard remains home with measles as a common school illness. several Bryan and out-of-town residents attend events, visits, or services, including Independence Day observances, hospital procedures, and family gatherings.
For Sale Pure Strain Western Wonder Cotton Seed
Planting cotton seed offered for sale as pure strain Western Wonder. See Lynn Sample at Sinclair Services station located at 21th and College avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sinclair
21Th and
College Avenue
Property Outline for Wellborn Texas in Wellborn Cheap
All my property in and around Wellborn Texas is described as belonging to John L Cheap and Hensarling located in the Wellborn area of Texas. The text references property ownership but lacks precise deeds or boundaries.
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Wellborn
Cheap
John L
Hensarling
Texas
Local visits highlight March 2 all day celebration
Jr. motored to Old Washington to visit friends and attend the all day celebration on March 2. Miss Frances Branch and Mrs. Frances Lusk Robertson returned to Bryan from a visit with relatives in Austin.
College Baptists Win In District Contests
Two College Station Baptists won in six divisions at the Stewardship contests for Baptists of the district held in Belt. B. J. Lloyd was first in Junior Royal Ambassadors and Zelia Bell Lloyd won Intermediate Girls Auxiliary. Philip McGahey Jr. of Navasota won Sunbeams. Other winners: Ellen Ruth Consart Bartlett Junior Girls Auxiliary. Ernest Swinden Austin Intermediate Royal Ambassadors. Miss June Williams Belton Young Woman's Auxiliary. Betty Joyce Outlaw College Station placed second in Junior G A. Miss Williams advances to the state Y W A contest in Fort Worth on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station Baptists
B. J. Lloyd
Royal Ambassadors
Zelia Bell Lloyd
Creath-Brazos Association
Philip McGahey, Jr
Navasota
Sunbeams
Ellen
Ruth Consart
Bartlett
Royal
Ernest Swinden
Austin
June Williams
Belton
Betty Joyce Outlaw
College Station
Miss Williams
Fort Worth
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Hearne News
New Mexico
Dan and
Byron
Warren
Arkansas
J. T. Hamilton
Otho Mathews, Sr
A. S. Collins
H. S. Gray
C. E. Smith
B. N. Cooper
H. W. Cummings
W H Ely
E. B. Montgomery
W. A. Turner
C. W. Wiggins
Hearne Polk Hearne
Kelly Hereford
Madisonville
Robt. H. Whitaker
Lafollette Hearne
S. J. Alexander
James V. Allred
Gov. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Glenn Harris
W. A. Wilkerson
Frances Wilkerson
Roy Henry
T. A. Fortner
Mrs. W. D. McCarver
Oliver-Holbert
Franklin
Charles B. Oliver, Jr
Waco
Chas, B. Oliver
Caldwell
Janice Holbert
R. F. Holbert
Granger
First Baptist Church of
B. Oliver
Edis Oliver
MMAN
E. R. Alexander
A. & M. College
Robertson County Teacher’s Association
F. A. Davison
Franklin Schools
H. N. Tinker
St. Phillip’s’ Episcopal Church
Clinton S. Quinn
Diocese of
Tinker
St. Phillip’s Church
Bremond Hearne
E. L. Reynolds
Bremond
Robertson
I. D. Breedlove, Sr
C. V. Easterwood
M. H. Baughn
Stella Davison
Temple
Scott-White Hospital
C. P. Henry
Atlanta, Ga
C. T. Rhodes
Curtis Dotson
Wink
Ada Ellen German
Charless. German
O. H. Cross
Washington, D. C
Robert C. Allen
M. L. Westbrook
W. B. Miers
Laredo
People’s Column
College and Bryan Hi-Y
Bettie Ruth Downard
Hiram T. Downard
College Baptists
First National Bank Aor Pte
Travis B. Bryan President
ALL Eagle
Harold
Wright
Bryan Daily Eagle
America
Ma Cinderella
Harold Bell Wright
Cinderella
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