San Jacinto Takes First Hearne Relay Honor
San Jacinto high school of Houston won the First Annual Hearne Relay with 87 points on Wood Field. Jeff Davis and Yoe High followed. Selman led individual scoring with 11 1/4 points. Medal prizes were presented to the top three in each event.
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Hearne
Mar
San Jacinto High School of
Houston
Wood Field
Jeff Davis
Yoe High
Cameron
Franklin
Selman
San Jacinto
Andrues
Crawford
Taylor
Hildebrandt
Brock
Todd
A. & M. Consolidated
Burnstein
Dean
Rockdale
Camp
San Ja
Price
Bryan
Hernandez
Wood
Palestine
Granger
Prirye
Winn
Marquez
Fri day Bridge Club Meets at Marshall Home Hearne
Mrs. R. W. Marshall hosted a Friday afternoon bridge session at her home with Candies served during play. Guests included Mrs. H. V. Martin Mrs. W. A. Wilkerson Mrs. William Fain Mrs. R. E. Cornforth Mrs. A. R. Weeks Mrs. I. D. Hall Mrs. Abe Hensarling and Mrs. Mary White. Next meeting set at Mrs. Abe Hensarling’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Hearne
R. W. Marshall
Friafternoon Bridge Club
H. V. Martin
W. A. Wilkerson
William Fain
R. E. Cornforth
A. R. Weeks
I. D. Hall
Abe Hensarling
Mary White
Marriage of Miss Claudis Nicholson to Talmadge Self
The marriage was solemnized here Saturday. Talmadge Self, son of Mrs. L. T. Self of Hearne, is a Hearne High School graduate and Texaco Market street manager. Claudis Nicholson, now a Hearne resident, has many friends here. Three Baptist groups will meet in Hearne as the First Baptist Church hosts the Creath Brazos Burn Lee and Robertson County lists joint meeting on Friday March 15 led by Rev. 0. G. Barrow.
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Hearne
Mar
Claudis Nicholson
Maclin
Talmadge Self
Mr. Self
L. T. Self
Hearne High School
Texaco
Market Street
Hearne Hearne
First Baptist Church of
Creath-Brazos
Burn-Lee
Robertson County
0. G. Barrow
Hearne Music Lover's Club
F. W. C. Karney
Julia Slagle
Hearne Baptist Church Announces Christ Themed Program
Hearne Baptist Church will lead a program with the general theme Our Church Together for Christ. The program is not yet complete and details will be announced later.
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Hearne Baptist Church
Our Church
William Tex McGlasson dies in Hearne after pneumonia
Hearne mourns the death of William Tex McGlasson a longtime resident and former Travis Oil Mill employee who died Sunday afternoon at his home after an attack of pneumonia He had served as janitor at the Robertson county relief office at the time of death Also notes births visits and local social mentions among Hearne residents with several neighbors and relatives listed in brief notices
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Hearne
Mar
William “Tex” McGlasson
McGlasson
Travis
Robertson County Relief Office
Hearne Shakespeare Club Observes Texas Week With Talks
The Hearne group met at Mrs. H. H. Pressley’s home with Mrs. J. T. Hamilton as co host. Mrs. E. Y. Ely led the Texas program discussing Governors and Presidents of Texas. Members endorsed Mrs. S. C. Allen for second vice president of the Federated Shakespeare Clubs of Texas.
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Hearne
Hearne Shakespeare Club
H. H. Pressley
J. T. Hamilton
E. Y. Ely
Texas
W. C. Bishop
8. C. Allen
Federated Shakespeare Clubs of Texas
Local candidates file for July primaries in Hearne
Three more candidates announce for July primaries. A B Cornforth seeks re election as public weigher. John Brock runs for commissioner of Precinct No 2. R C Carson Sr seeks justice of the peace for Precinct No 2.
Prayers For World Peace By Hearne Women
Ladies of Hearne churches held a Day of Prayer for World Peace at the Methodist church on Monday. A noon covered dish luncheon followed the program featuring readings and prayers. Speakers included Mrs. F W C Karney and mission talks by several church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Broughton
I. D. Hall
H. W. Cummings
W. 8. Hoyt, Jr
P. B. Hall
J. G. Ely
T. Walter Moore
W. A. Wilkerson
Mesdames
York City Figures and Local Notables Named
A list includes J. G. Ely T. Walter Moore H. W. Cummings Abe Hansaring O. H. McCollum W. D. Smith W. A. Smith W. K. Waltman W. A. Craig W. H. Vick H. V. Martin B. W. Beckham Sr. J. P. Broughton H. N. Tinker P. B. Hall F. G. Blake M. V. Carson Jr. W. C. Bishop and Misses Alice Talmadge Frances Wilkerson.
Hearne Honor Roll Lists 47 Pupils for Fourth Six Weeks
Hearne elementary principal R M Hix reports 47 students on the honor roll at the end of the fourth six weeks. The school’s total enrollment is 879. Honor roll members average 92 or higher across all subjects, with fractions below 92 disqualifying. Names span first through seventh grades, led by Travis Johnson and Etta Marie Barrow among others.
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Travis Johnson
John Klement
John Robert Rhodes
Bob Stovall
Wallace Wilkerson
Virginia Lee Klapper
Janette Oldham
Monte Rhea Porter
Dorothy Wenk
Mae Hudson
Reed Farrar
Roy Faulkner
Wanda Marie Dyess
Madalyn Mahan
Fay Pauline Nunley
Nona Beth Orts
Wanda Rhode
Alice Claire Brady
Alice Weeks
Freddie Ray Wenck
Shirley Williams
Pat Burney Hall
Josephine Martin
Dorothy Tesmer
Billy Stephens
Louise Boggan
Dorothy Jean Reynolds
Donald Boswell
Jimmie Ray Harper
James Perkins
Joy McReynolds
Virginia Probst
Dorothy Stansel
Mavis Buchanan
Willie Faye Shoap
Billie Barrow
Billy Ely
LaVerne Farrar
Mary Louise Greer
Davis Self
Sarah Moore Thomas
Dewey Crowder
Etta Marie Barrow
Dorothy Chatmas
Dorothy Cuchin
Dorothy Melton
Mary Pauline Waltmon
Birthday party for Bobbie McCarver marks tenth year
Six school mates gathered at Bobbie McCarver's home for his tenth birthday celebration. Guests J Ross Victor Martin Billy Henton Billy Burney Billy Stevens and James Horan gave gifts and enjoyed games before sandwiches cake and punch were served by Mrs. McCarver in Hearne.
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Hearne
Bobbie McCarver
R. M. McCarver
Bobbie
Federal jury panel and visiting relatives noted
Hearne reports that H. L. Henry H. L. Spiller R. O. Ely and P. B. Hall serve on the federal jury in Waco for March. Visitors included Mrs. Emory Hughes of Austin Mrs. E. T. Robbins of Taylor and Miss Eleanor Brady of Kerrville.
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Hearne
H. L. Henry
H. L. Spiller
R. O. Ely
P. B. Hall
Waco
Emory Hughes
Austin
E. T. Robbins
Taylor
Eleanor Brady
Kerrville
Political men and myths frame looming power struggle
A column sketches a clash of forces in the coming year. Luciferian extreme rebels cry for revolution while Fascism led by Cerebus of Hades and the Pacific Coast press stands opposed. Center factions include Christian Socialists and Norman Thomas supporters seeking to reform capitalism.
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Lucifer
Earth
Cerebus
Hades
Pacific Coast
America
Norman Thomas
Theseus
Roosevelt
A Christian Socialist Denounces Capitalism and Fascism
A. W. Kinnard Sr argues for a united labor front against Capitalism through democratic socialism. He warns that failure to unite could bring Communist or Fascist dictatorship as America faces the choice between democracy and tyranny.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
F. D. Roosevelt
Lucifer
Cerberus
Dog
Hell
Satan
Germany
Hitler
Russia
Stalin
America
Roosevelt
A. W. Kinnard, Sr
Judge A J Buchanan Recovers After Flu Week
Justice Buchanan spent a few hours in his courthouse office on Monday after a week bedridden with flu. Judge A J Buchanan resumed duties following his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Buchanan
A. J. Buchanan
Court House
Fourth District TFWC Plans Meet at Temple
Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs announces convention in Temple April 15 to 17 with Mrs Perey Vo Pennybacker of Austin as principal speaker on Texas Marches On. Meetings include executive board, luncheon by Bob Barker, Twilight tea, and reception for district club presidents.
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Perey Vo Pennybacker
Texas
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Austin
Temple
Fred R. White
Port Arthur
Julia Coddell
Houston
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Bob Barker
Fort Worth
God Looks on Texas play presented at First Methodist
Large audience attends a Sunday evening performance of God Looks on Texas a Sam Houston and Texas Centennial play written and directed by Milton Maloney by the First Baptist Training Union. Cast includes W S Johnson as Sam Houston Dorothy Hostette as Margaret Lea Houston Frances Branch E C Dyer Milton Maloney Bruce Phenix.
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First Methodist Church
Texas
Sam Houston
Milton Maloney
First Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Union
Methodist
Young People’s League
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
State Baptist Sunday School Convention
Mineral Wells
W. S. Johnson
Dorothy Hostette
Margaret Lea Houston
Frances Branch
E. C. Dyer
Bruce Phenix
F W Baptists Prepare For Revival Services
Free Will Baptist church plans revival and missionary convention from March 15 to 29 led by Rev. T. H. Willey of Durham North Carolina returning missionary from Peru. Willey will show stereoptican slides and share South American experiences during his tour of various churches. Pastor Rev. E Sterl Phinney and church members urge public and members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Willey
Free Will Baptist
Peru
Free Will Baptist Church of Bryan
Free Will Baptist Church
Durham
N. C
Willey
South America
E. Sterl Phinney
Fire damages roof at Ed Zimmer home on 24th and Tabor
A fire Friday morning damaged about four feet square of roof at the Ed Zimmer residence at 24th and Tabor streets. Authorities believe a defective flue caused the blaze with no further damage reported.
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Ed Zimmerman
24Th
Tabor
Candidate for House Seat in Bryan Friday
Judge Ralph Barry of Navasota a candidate for state representative from the 26th District visited Bryan Friday calling on friends and building his political fences.
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Ralph Barry
Navasota
Bryan
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks from Saturdays Daily
Mrs J 8 Leigh of Dallas state corresponding secretary of the Baptist Woman s Missionary Union taught in the school of missions at First Baptist Church in Bryan during the week then returned home Friday. Kurten people trading in Bryan today included several named residents while others visited Stephen ville for a weekend. Johnsons and Lewellens from Temple visited Bryan this weekend. Local residents traveled from Tabor Millican Edge and Calvert for various visits and business.
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J. 8. Leigh
Dallas
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
School of Missions
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Joe Roth
Joe Pickey
L. Romer
W. M. Meter
Frits Kehlenbrink
Kurten
H. L. Durham
Wayne Durham
Stephenville
Sarah Lee Durham
John Tarleton College
Harmon Lewellen
Kathryn Daniel
Temple
Willard Williams
Lewellen
Margaret Bowers
R. H. Holiday
Gladys
W. M. Hudspeth
Tabor
J. J. Phillips
Johnny Phillips Jr
Grady Hanover
Wheelock
C. E. Griffin
Ie Ee
Edge
C. M. Sawyer
Joe Sims
B. H. Marquett
Roy Watkins
Carroll Marcus
Stephan Ice and Bottling Company
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Ludie Vance
Mary Barton
Calvert
College
Lee J. Rountree
Eagle Office
J. R. Paxton
Edge Apartments
Paxton
AAA
U S
Washington, D. C
Comptrollers Office
Legion Auxiliary Reaches 142 Members at Fridan Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion Earl Graham Post No 159 reports 142 members including Juniors at Friday night’s regular meeting. Plans for a St Patrick’s Day dinner were approved and the Legion’s 17th anniversary will be observed. Child welfare work was discussed by Mrs. Jack Johnson with progress noted. Junior Auxiliary members will sew clothing for veterans in Government hospitals as part of unit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Earl Graham Post
Legion
Jack Johnson
Modern Service To Autoists Is Slogan Of Dill
Charles H. Dill announces a modern auto service at Bryan avenue and 27th street behind the La Salle Hotel. The shop will stock Firestone tires and batteries, America's finest auto radio, Motorolo, Kelvinator refrigerators, and other standard equipment. Services include high pressure washing battery recharging tire repair and a service car available to Bryan 71. Dill brings seven years of experience with national firms and will offer a monthly budget plan for auto service with full stock and facilities open for inspection.
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Bryan
Charles H. Dill
Bryan Avenue
27Th Street
la Salle Hotel
Firestone
Kelvinator
Bryan 71
Dill
Tri Association Meet in Hearne Friday
Burleson Lee Creath Brazos and Robertson county Baptist associations join for Our Churches Together for Christ theme at First Baptist Hearne Friday presided by Rev. O G Barrow. Meeting follows recent College Station planning session with delegates from Creath Brazos including Rev R L Brown Rev P McGahey Rev W B Brazeale and Rev J E Boulet.
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Burleson-Lee
Creath- Brazos
Robertson County Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of
Hearne
O. G. Barrow
College Station
Creath-Brazos
Typewriter Second Sheets Available at Eagle Office
The Eagle office announces a supply of typewriter second sheets for readers and staff. Available during regular hours, while stocks last, offering a simple way to format drafts and copies.
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Eagle
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San Jacinto Hi
Frankie Lou Whatley
Scurry
E. W. Craddock
J. E. Mooney
W. J. Wallace
Mrs. J. T. Lord
Thomas Brashear, Jr
Maurice MecNeel
Terrell
Maurice, Jr
McNeel
M. M. McNeel
Sallie Smith
San Antonio
Mary Jo
Bob
Gene Pippin
Groesbeck
Mrs. Cornforth
A. Pippin
J. H. Fox
Mary Helen
Donald Cobb
Marlin
N. L. Mabry
Shakespeare Club
H. H. Pressley Home
Hearne Women
Chas. S. German
German
A. C. McReynolds
E. H. Stansel
Music Lovers Club
People’s Column
TFWC
Baptists
M.E. Meeting
F.W. Baptists
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Bryan Motor
Comany
Ford Sales and Service
Bryan, Texas
Legion Auxiliary
AL AI
Remedy
New York
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Eagie
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AX-3
Star Blade Division
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Creath-Brazos Association
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