Tabor News: Local Visits, School Events, and Upcoming Play
Mice May Walker of Tabor recovered from appendicitis and is home. Various locals visited Bryan and Edge relatives while Tabor students participated in county events. the junior baseball team beat Bowie 8 to 4. A pep squad comedy titled Flap Goes the Flapper premieres March 28 at Edge High School. Plans include remodeling the Edge stage and hosting a Tabor play on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice May Walker
Tabor
Walker
Louis Nichols
Goose Creek
Laura Barnes
Bryan
Henry Barnes
Anna Wilson
Brazos County
Roeland Crenshaw
Alton Blame
Pete Banana
Lawrence Hudspeth
Roy Hudepeth
Lewis Glaze
Marguerite Thompson
Pauline Francis
Lynn Atkins
Ernest Semple
Lawrence Francis
Sue Haswell
Bowie
Ezra Wilson
Echecl
Edge High School
Dorothy Paxton
Jane Rudasill
Mrs. Paxton
Mary Nichols
Me. Paxton
Lydia Francis
George Paxton
Rubye Jinkins
Harry Gilmore
Aline McWhorter
Kate Watson
Della Rae Josey
Bettie Lee Curtise
Julia Broadway
Edge Auditorium
Brazos County 4 H clubs promote rodent control and home gardens
The report highlights J M Capili and W T Conaway winning bets in gopher trapping with high rodent kills boosting farm savings. It notes county campaign gains from the U S D A Biological Survey and urges two to six Macabee traps per farm, plus new 4 H clubs at Bowman Reliance and Stabler clubs planning events. It emphasizes diet, milk, and garden design as a path to health and community pride.
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J. M. Capili
Smetana
Dorman
Helling
Roder Sinte Januery
P. RB. Keli
Route No. 5
Stain
Tve
Brazos County
Community Notes From Bethel Church Gathering
Harvey Sunday marked a regular church day at Bethel with Rev. R. L. Brown delivering a thoughtful sermon. A large crowd attended both church and Sunday School along with a strong B. Y. P. U. turnout. Multiple local families visited relatives and enjoyed a family reunion in Rock Prairie.
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Bethel
R. L. Brown
Little Foxes
Noah Cole
Douglas Peters
Peters
Wellborn
Raymond Jones
Bryan
O. A. Jones
W. B. Barron
S. T. Pate
Helen
Edge Items Delayed by Rain and School Program at Kurten
Farmers in Edge face delays due to persistent rain but anticipate improved weather ahead. Miss Marie Boenigk Pei et Senn 4 is mentioned along with the Edge B Y P U program at Kurten Saturday night and Miss Nina Moore's return.
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Edge
Marie Boenigk Pei Et Senn
the Edge B. Y. P. U
Kurten
Nina Moore
Prospect School Hosts Weekend Visitors and Events
Minnie Cimino of Houston visited the Cimino family at Prospect and returned with her mother Bonnie Cimino. L C McDonald and wife from East Bernard spent the weekend with D J McDonald’s family as he nears six years as East Bernard superintendent. Prospect school scheduled two picture shows and closed for interscholastic meet. multiple students entered contests. D J McDonald named census enumerator for Harvey district, a role he held thirty years ago.
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Minnie Cimino
Houston
Lake Cimino
Bonnie Cimino
L. C. McDonald
East Bernard
D. J. McDonald
McDonald
Prospect School
Flossie Mae Wilson
Mary Merino
Morris Beal
Carl Wilson
Woodrow Sheffield
Sam Rizzoff
Ben
Luke Carrabba
Luke Merino
Luther Wilson
Patsy Ponzio
Frank Weido
Harvey
C. C. Cocking
Mr. McDonald
Rye Pupils to Compete in Radio Spelling Contest
Three Rye students Willie Zemanek Christina Merka and Inez Higgs will take part in a spelling contest broadcast from station WTAW. A Rye Thursday night play raised 10 for the school. The 4-H Club plans a meeting on March 27 as sewing projects near completion. Mrs Pratt and her children Elizabeth and Joe will move to Houston within the week.
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Rye
WTAW
Willie Zemanek
Christina Merka
Inez Higgs
Cases Reversed For Lack Of Malice In Death Sentences
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed two death sentences and one life term today, remanding cases because indictments failed to allege malice aforethought in the killings. The ruling previously bound them to a maximum of five years without malice. Off duetswt. and Will Fritts of Jones County are cited in the report.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Legion Auxiliary Votes To Meet Its Assessment
At the regular meeting the Legion Auxiliary voted to pay the full 16 cent assessment per member for 1826 to support the National Rehabilitation program. A $10 check was authorized to aid the Kerrville child health center and the Sue Haswell Memorial Park plot will be submitted to the yards contest.
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The
American Legion Auxilary
Bedenhamer
Legion and Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Kerrville
Sue Haswell Memoria Park
Yard
Brezoe Federation of Clubs
J. H. Bartz
L. M. Patronella
Bryan
Patranelle
Thenke
Gardening, Vitamins, and Aiming for Better Health
A diaried appeal links spring farming tasks to nutrition, urging readers to grow vegetables like beans and carrots. It highlights anemia awareness, vitamins A to F, and invites families to join in garden chores while joking about health bills and seasonal chores.
Walter Wipprecht Jr Mentioned In Liberty Magazine Feature
Walter Wipprecht Jr son of Mr and Mrs W Wipprecht received prominent mention in a Liberty Magazine aviation story dated March 29 authored by Alicia Patterson. The piece covers a Miami to Canal Zone air journey via several seaports and inland stops in Mexico South America and Central America.
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Walter Wipprecht Jr
W. Wipprecht
Liberty Magazine
Alicia Patterson
Miami
Fla
Canal Zone
Panama
Mexico
South America
Central America
Walter Wipprecht
W. Wipprecht Jr
Deficiency Bill For 169 5 Million Is Signed Today
Gasoline to San Antonio will be pumped through a 50 mile pipe line from Magnolia Petroleum refinery here as the deficiency bill totaling 169 5 million dollars is signed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
San Antonio
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Twelve Governors Candidates Enter Democratic Race in Texas
A list of twelve candidates for governor is reported in the Texas Democratic race with names including Miriam A. Ferguson, Earle B. Mayfield, James Ferguson, T. W. Davidson, and Katie Daffan. Other statewide offices attract multiple hopefuls for lieutenant governor attorney general agriculture and railroad commissioner with notable figures from Dallas Houston Austin and Waco among the contenders.
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Austin
Davidsons
Lynch
Houston
T. W
Marshall
Miriam A.ferguson
Felix D. Robertson
Dallas
Lynch Davidson
Dan Moody
Davidson
Ferguson
Oscar F. Holcombe
E. G. Senter
Thomas B. Love
Katie Daffan
Ennis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Barry Miller
T. N.mauritz
Canada
House of Representatives
W. Gregory Hatcher
Charlton Brown
Mineral Wells
James Young
Kaufman
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
Railroad Commission
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Fred B. Robinson
Waco
Attorney General's
Commissioner of Agriculture
James P. Rogers
D. Parnell
Wichita Fa
H. Bledsoe
Lubbock
Virgel E. Arnold
Sterling
Darwin
Paris
L. Bobbitt
Laredo
Claude Pollardie
Rep
Cecil Storey
Vernon
Thef Allred
Wichita Falla
Joe Burkett
San Antonio
Ernest Becker
Storey
Allred
Pollard
Burkett
George B. Terrell
J. H. Burkett
Clyde
A. H. King
Throckmorton
E. L. Covey
Goree
W. T. Parker
Corsicana
Ed Waller
San Marcos
R. M. West
Avasota
Ed Christian
Charles R. Lockhart
J. R. Ball
Bryan
Pat M
Nat Patton
Crockett
General Land Office
S. M. N. and
George K. Sheppard
Sweetwater
Senter Withdraws For Lynch Davidson In Texas Governor Race
Fort Worth dispatch reports E. G. Senter of Arlington will withdraw from the Texas governor race if Lynch Davidson agrees to run. Senter said Davidson declined candidacy for personal reasons after being urged several times.
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Fort Worth
E. G. Senter
Arlington
Texas
Lynch Davidson
Davidson
Miss Ophelia Wilcox Visits Bryan Relatives
Knob Prairie school teacher Miss Ophelia Wilcox spent today visiting relatives and friends in Bryan.
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Ophelia Wilcox
Knob Prairie School
Bryan
Colonial Silver Tea At Sam Houston College
The Sam Houston Home ladies committee plans a colonial style silver tea to raise funds. On April 8 from 4 to 9 pm the event at the Social Center Building on the campus will feature a house party in colonial costume with music and dancing. Participants come from the campus, Huntsville, and nearby towns while many residents are invited to support the Houston Home fund.
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Sam Houston
Huntsville
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