Houston Club Woman Speaks on Murals at Hearne Meeting
Mrs. John Fr. Grant of Houston described murals from France Italy England Mexico and the United States in an inspiring talk to the Fourth District Federation of Women’s Clubs at the Hearne Shakespeare club. Proceeds from a March benefit event fund the Crippled Children’s Foundation of Marlin.
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Houston Club
Hearne
John Fr. Grant
Houston
Fourth District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hearne Shakespeare Club
G. D. Martin
A. R. Weeks
Rs. Grant
France
Italy
England
Mexico
United States
Manister
R. M. Duffey
Billy Ely
Wagness
Frances Collier
Edwards
C. B. Thames
Queen Theater
Crippled Childrens Foundation of
Marlin
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
J. H. Collier
Hearney Club
General Council
Tulsa
Okla
O. H. Cross
Ann McClendon
Waco
M. L. Westbrook
Hearne Club Women Address Rotary Club
Hearne reports show Mrs O H McCollum and Mrs R O Ely spoke for the Shakespeare club at the Rotary luncheon held in the Methodist church basement with topic Prevention of Rabies. Guests included Dr J W Black Dr W B Cline and P W Kittrell.
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Hearne
0. H. McCollum
R. O. Ely
Hearne Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Shakespeare Club
J. W. Black
W. B. Cline
Bryan
P. W. Kittrell
Houston
Wood saw accident injures two men in Hearne
Cecil Johnson, a local Black man, lost his left arm after a gasoline wood saw blade slipped and severed it while sawing wood Friday afternoon. Wayman Curtis also suffered cuts and received medical attention. Johnson was transported to Bryan hospital where doctors amputated the damaged arm.
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Hearne
Raymond McCool
Homer McCool
Gause
Raymond
San Antonio
Cameron Hospital
Dunavant
Navasota Survey Headquarters Set Up in Hearne
L M Baughn area engineer for the Brazos River Reclamation Project arrives in Hearne to establish a four to five month survey crew base. Office space is provided by the Chamber of Commerce in the Palmos building. Julia Slagle coordinates housing for thirty or more families joining the crew.
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Hearne
L. M. Baugim
Brazos River
Navasota
Baughn
Chamber of Commerce
Palmos Building
Julia Slagle
Hearne High Seniors Invited to Mary Hardin Baylor Event
Hearne high school senior girls receive an invitation to attend an April 17 entertainment at Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton as guests of the W M A of District 15. The organizing committee is led by Mrs W P Alvis with dean of women coordinating and additional committees aiding in hosting guests from other District 15 high schools.
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Hearne
Mar
Hearne High School
Mary Hardin- Baylor College
Belton
Distret 15
W. P. Alvis
Pan American Luncheon Guests At College Chapel
Hearne March 22. Eric E. Brown district manager of Emergency Crop and Feed Loans reports Robertson county has 379 seed and feed loan applications and Leon county 134. Minimum loan is ten dollars, maximum 400. Applications continue to be processed from Hearne to Dallas for approval.
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Hardy Hall
Hearne
Mar
Eric E. Brown
Robertson County
Leon County
Brown
Mr. Brown
Dallas
Hearne nuptials unite Chatmas and Gilly in Marlin home
Miss Evangeline Chatmas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chatmas of Marlin wed Ray Gilly of Tyler in a March 20 ceremony at the bride's parents home officiated by Rev. Spears. The couple, both teachers, planned a short wedding trip after a family reception.
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Hearne
Mar
Evangeline Chatmas
J. C. Chatmas
Marlin
Ray Gilly
Tyler
Spears
Marlin Presbyterian Church
Gilly
George Chatmas
Marlin High School
University of Texas
Whitehouse High School
Whitehouse
Penelope
Dorothy
Jimmie George Chatmas
Visitors and relocations noted in Hearne community
Miss Dora Bivin visited Hearne this weekend at her father W. H. Bivin's home. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pace moved to Bryan for new jobs at Red and White Store after leaving Hamilton Grocery. Austin visitor Fay Jr. Hoefer accompanied by Mrs. Hoefer stayed with local families. Houston visitors Mrs. Lipsitz and Mrs. Oder holz visited Morris Cohen. Sam and Jack Crawford of Memphis joined the Horlocks for the weekend. Beaumonts visited Dallas. Mrs. J. Bryan Peel arrived from Houston to stay with H. A. Ely family. Frances Looney Arrington of Freeport, en route to Cameron, visited Hearne.
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Houston
Hearne
M. L. Westbrook
John F. Grant
A. M. Waldrop
R. O. Allen
Bryan
O. H. Cross
Waco
James McLendon
P. S. Grogan
Austin
W. C. Bishop
J. W. Horlock
B. W. Beckham
O. G. Hudson
W. A. Wilkerson
H. W. Cummings
R. W. Marshall
R. C. Pace
Sam Lipsitz
Oderholz
Morris Cohen
Sam and
Jack Crawford
Memphis, Tenn
Lee Arrington
Frances Looney
Freeport
Cameron
Eagle Trackmen Win League Meet in Calvert
Hearne High School Eagles win Robertson County Interscholastic League track and field meet in Calvert with 69.5 points, 21.0 ahead of Franklin Lions at 48.5. Howard Edmonds led points for Hearne with 14.5. Bremond and Calvert trailed. Track events and field events dominated by Hearne and Franklin's point scorers.
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Hearne
Mar
Hearne High School Eagles
J. C. Rogers
Robertson County
Calvert
Eagles
Franklin Lions
Bremond
Calvert Trojans
Franklin
Howard Edmonds
Bartula
Conner
McWilliams
Reagan
Summerlin
Klawetter
New London Father Saves Son as School Collapses
C F Evans known as Boxhead, a science teacher at the New London school, recalls rushing into dust and smoke to rescue his two year old son Duane. He helped pull terrified children from the wreckage and later identified seventy four classmates among the dead in morgues nearby.
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John Womble
New London School
C. F. Evans
Boxhead” Evans
Evans
Duane
Overton
Hearne FFA Team Dominates Local Track Meet
The report lists winners and times across sprints middle and field events with competitors including Martine Franklin Fleetwood Hearne and Bremond. Notable marks include a 3 57 second mile relay and a 4 2 second 880 yard run, with Beasley Hearne and Franklin among top finishers.
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Martine
Franklin
Brock
Palmos
Fleetwood
Hearne
Bartula
Bremond
McLeroy
Stubbs
Burch
Hetzler
Lawson
Mitchel
Todd
Tate
Kornegay
Boswell
Klawetter
Ira Edmonds
Wilkins
Beasley
Whittington
Jamison
Calvert
H. Edmonds
McWilliams
Polash
Weiss
Potash
Methodist Women in Monday Meeting Hearne
Mrs. O H McCollum led a study of the first chapter of Out of Africa at the home of Mrs. George B Palmos. Mrs J E Stephens gave the devotional and refreshments were served after the session. The next meeting is March 29 at Mrs O H McCollum's home.
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Hearne
O. H. McCollum
Africa
Methodist Missionary Society
George B. Palmos
J. E. Stephens
E. Y. Ely
Future Farmers of America Contest Planned in Hearne
The Hearne high school Future Farmers of America chapter will sponsor a contest titled The Best Future Farmer. Eligibility requires high grades across all studies, at least one merit certificate, and advancement in Future Farmer work. Prizes include a belt buckle for the first place winner.
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Future Farmers Hearne
Future Farmers of America
Hearne High School
Market assured for black eyed peas in Hearne
Farmers in Hearne area will have a market for their black eyed peas this season as Benham Company of New Orleans offers contracts at market prices with a guaranteed minimum of two and a half cents per pound. Farmers can obtain blank contract forms from the Hearne Chamber of Commerce or the Hearne Wholesale Grocery Company.
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Hearne
Benham Company
New Orleans
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Hearne Wholesale Grocery Company
Legion Junior Team Holds First Workout
Twenty five boys reported for the first workout of the American Legion junior baseball team at Sue Haswell Memorial Park under Manager Paul Pierce. Pierce notes strong enthusiasm and improvement over last year. A scrimmage was held and regular practices will start next week on Friday and Saturday afternoons to avoid conflicts with spring football at the high school. Those not in football will also practice Monday and Wednesday afternoons.
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American Legion
Paul Pierce
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Pierce
Reliance to Play Games In Bryan Opening Practice
Reliance baseball club plans summer games in Bryan at Allen Academy diamond with first workout Sunday afternoon. Manager Dan Thompson returns, Ralph Lindsey and Jack Lindsey among returning players, open tryouts for new spots. Other Brazos teams like College Station, Navasota, Shiro, Bedias and Hempstead noted.
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Reliance
Bryan
Allen Academy
Jack Lindsey
Allen
Dan Thompson
Ralph Lindsey
Earl Arrington
Charlie Jones
Bob Carter
Jim Riley
Oren Beal
Navasota
College Station
Brazos
Shiro
Bedias
Keith
Anderson
Hempstead
Normangee
C A B Men's Brotherhood Plans Thursday Meeting
The Men's Brotherhood of College Avenue Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the church. The gathering aims to discuss church activities and fellowship.
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Men's Brotherhood of the
College Avenue
Aggie Band to Open Season at Madisonville CCC Camp
The 150 piece A and M College band will perform Sunday afternoon in Madisonville at a CCC camp celebration marking the fourth anniversary of the CCC movement. R J Dunn director confirms the band will attend with speakers and refreshments provided by the camp. Officials from Madisonville Chamber of Commerce and civic groups back the event with plans still being finalized.
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Madisonville
Ccc
WPA Supervisors Benefit From Red Cross First Aid Class
M A Stewart area engineer for the WPA based in Palestine visited Bryan on business and checked Red Cross First Aid training led by John J Stasny. The class started March 12 with 31 members and grew to 37, with progress described as splendid. Stewart requested a second class begin as soon as the current fifteen hour course finishes.
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M. A. Stewart
WPA
Palestine
Bryan
Red Cross
John J. Stasny
Stewart
Steep Hollow Cemetery Beautified by Local Association
A well kept Steep Hollow graveyard five miles northeast of Bryan shines as a spring beauty spot. A local cemetery association formed by Steep Hollow residents meets twice yearly, pays dues, and plans upkeep, earning thanks for the grounds' beauty.
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Bryan
Steep Hollow
Ban on Open Gambling Declared in Arkansas
Governor Bailey issued a formal statement Monday asserting that open gambling in Arkansas must stop. His office cited reports of open gambling resurfacing in Hot Springs as the immediate prompt for the action.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Mar
Bailey
Hot Springs
Shaw-Walker Office Furniture Offer
An advertisement claims Shaw-Walker office furniture including filing cabinets desks chairs and other office equipment is available through Eagle Printing Co. for order placement and purchase.
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Shaw-Walker
Eagle Printing Co
Shooting dog field trials prize list at Brazos Valley
The third annual shooting dog field trials were held Sunday two miles west of Bryan on Sandy Point Road. Harvey Weddington's setter Jack won the all-age class and Pelham Barron's pointer Dot won the puppy class. Thirty three dogs entered with about 100 spectators from Navasota Anderson Franklin Caldwell and Nacogdoches.
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Harvey Weddington
Jack
Pelham Barron
Dot
Brazos Valley
Anderson
E. G. Healey
Jake
R. F. Foster
Navasota
Hughes Elected Chairman District Council of Scouts
Members of the Bryan Brazos County District Council Boy Scouts of America met at the Chamber of Commerce with Dr Dan Russell presiding. Officers were elected: M C Hughes chairman J D Benson vice chairman Pat Newton secretary. Court of Honor date set for April 26 and camp plans discussed.
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Bryan, Brazos County
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
Dan Russell
M. C. Hughes
J. D. Benson
Pat Newton
Court of Honor
District Council
J. L. Lowell
Sam Crenshaw
John Stasney
J. B. Gleissner
Joe Davis
J. Coulter Smith
W. H. Andrew
R. H. Harrison, Jr
A. M. Waldrop, Jr
Webb Buchanan
J. M. Lawrence, Jr
H. T. Downard
W. C. Ray
L. S. Paine
J. E. Blair
Bob Balke
Hearne
Italy Denies Landing Troops in Cadiz Amid Civil War Claims
Madrid reports Spanish insurgents resist government advances in Guadalajara northeast of Madrid. Defense planes bomb insurgent positions at Jadraque and along the Guadalajara highway as insurgents entrench and plan pitched battle. Officials say reports of thousands of Italian troops landing at Cadiz are false.
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Italy
England
Cadiz
Mussolini
Madrid
Mar
Guadalajara
Jadraque
Tajuno
Tagus
Cuenca
Normandie Sets Eastbound Transatlantic Speed Record
The French Line reports the liner Normandie achieved a new eastbound speed record from Ambrose Light to Bishop's Rock at about 31 knots average. The record surpasses previous marks.
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Normandie
Paris
Ambrose Light
Bishop's Rock
Missionary Field Guides Inspire Spiritual Pledge
A devotional piece honors three missionaries who guided the speaker with courage and faith. Their scars, deeds, and plantings of hope turn into a call to service, praising relentless work, care for the world, and the Keeper of the Tower guiding future efforts. Grace Brown Edge signs the reflection.
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Grace Brown Edge
French Line Improves Speed Record on Cunard Run
The French Line reported its liner Norman Die achieved nearly 2976 miles in 4 days 6 minutes 23 seconds, edging the British Queen Mary speed mark of 36.63 knots by about 0.4 knot.
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Normandie
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H. McCollum
A. W. Klement
R. E. Cornforth
F. G. Blake
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
C. L. Diffard
A. B. Prady
Meyer Abrams
Frank DeStefano
T. F. Brashear, Sr
Mr. Brashear
Brashear
The
Frost Lumber Industries
West Hearne
Hattie Hood
Hearne Club
Rotary Club
Fort Worth
H. A. Ely
Y. Ely
Roy
L. Moss
Fred A. Klapper
Justice of the Peace
J. E. Mooney
Recorder
W. H. Ely
Grogan of
R. L. Green
Euell Rogers
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Dorothy Bivin
Corsicana
W. H. Bivin
F. E. Hoefer
Fay, Jr
Roy Henry
P. A. Reed
J. W. Waltman
H. D. Beaumont
Louise
Eagle
New London
Jond
J. B. Payne
Hearne F.F.A
Mac
L. D. Williams
Legion Junior
C.A.B. Men’s Brotherhood
Aggie
Madison Co
Hughes
Council of
Scouts
Duce
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