Texas lawmakers from numerous districts named in article
Henry C. Kyle of San Marcos serves in the Texas House from District 81 Place 2. He was born in Houston October 17, 1909 and once hoped to be a lawyer. The article also profiles Charles H. Tennyson from District 111 Place 2, William C. Shults from District 48, Webster Winifred Glass from District 31, Horthy Horthy’s wartime career, and Jasper N. Reed from District 1 with notes on their education, professions, and political priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Kyle
San Marcos
Texas House of Representatives
Houston
Kyle
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Rye
William C. Shults
Decatur
Wise County
Texas
Decatur Solon
Shults
Sanger
Texas University
Law
Hungary's Regent Horthy as War Sailor Leader
Nicholas Horthy rose from Austro-Hungarian naval officer to admiral and fleet commander after quelling mutinies then became regent of Hungary on March 1 1920. Born June 18 1868, he advanced through the navy, led raids on the Italian coast in 1915, and earned the Maria Theresa for the 1917 Otranto battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Us
Hor‘thy
Kenderes
Jugoslavs
Szeged
Budapest
Bela Kun
Regen
Charles
Horthy
Franz Joseph
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Bulgaria
Naval Academy
Jat
Fiune
Austria
Bosnia- Hertzengovina
Taurus
Constantinople
War Ministry
Vienna
Italy
Hapshure
Otranto
William E. Clayton A Texas Legislator From El Paso
William E. Clayton 29 El Paso attorney serves as representative of the 89th District place 2. Born Nov 7 1904 in El Paso he has lived there all his life. He attended El Paso Junior College University of Texas and is active in Delta Theta Phi Elks and Presbyterian church. His hobby is painting and he enjoys handball and poker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Winifred Glass
Cherokee County
District
Texas
Glass
Jacksonville
University of Texas
District 31
Blue Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Jasper N. Reed
Bowie County
Reed
South Carolina
Texarkana
Church of Christ
William E. Clayton
el Paso
College of Mines At
Rep. Clayton
Oschard
el Paso Junior College
Delta Theta Phi
the Elks
R F C fund enables 125 daily pay for Bryan labor
One hundred men work daily laying sewer lines in the South College avenue area. Each man earns $1.25 per day, totaling $125 daily funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation labor fund. Crews operate three days per week, allowing shifted schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College Avenue
R. G. Williams
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Labor Fund
City Policeman Quits After Shooting Incident
R T Cheatham resigned from the Bryan police force after an investigation into a shooting of Leon Plantinburg, a Houston resident. Cheatham said the shot was accidental but he fired to scare the man away. County Attorney Oak McKenzie said charges likely would be filed after continued medical treatment of the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Cheatham
Bryan
R. G. Williams
Leon Plantinburg
Houston
Cheatham
F. L. Henderson
Oak McKenzie
Health program at McDonald Negro School draws 44 attendees
A health program at the McDonald Negro School on Thursday afternoon drew 44 attendees including several white participants and Rev. F Rivers Barnwell of the Texas Tuberculosis Association. The event featured songs, recitations, and readings by students led by Bernice Buchanan and a closing address by Rev. Barnwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Negro School
F. Rivers Barnwell
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Isaac Buchanan
Donna Buchanan
Goree Andrews
Elton Andrews
A. J. Andrews
Bernice Buchanan
My Creed
F. M. Williams
Bernice Andrews
M A
Rev. Barnwell
Freshman Program Opens School Event At Stephen F. Austin
The Stephen F. Austin high school freshman class presented the first in a series of programs featuring music and declamation during Friday morning assembly. Miss Anna B. Thomas led, with a piano duet by Miss Inez Reese and Miss Helen Miller, and performances by Misses Wiley Kraft Neeley Watts Block, Akin, Mueller, Black, Thurmond Bond Edge Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Anna B. Thomas
Inez Reese
Helen Miller
Johnnie Mae Wiley
Bernice Kraft
Ruth Neeley
Maurine Neeley
Sara Watts
Victor Akin
Madeline Block Gove
Wayne Mueller
Lester Black
Nita
Juanita
John Edge
Ruth Thurmond
Anna Jo Bond
Harry Wayne Williams
Insurance Key to Credit Arch, Speaker Says in 1930s Talk
London 1666 fire destroyed 500 acres and 13 000 buildings and left 200 000 homeless. The speaker linked insurance to credit stability and noted insurance’s role in taxes as Texas revenue from 1930 31 totaled 2 674 790 with commission costs 297 506 leaving 2 377 284 profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Adams
Texas
Fire Insurance Commission
Confectionery Talk Highlights Industry Trends and Local Notes
Adams stresses everyday value of insurance for business and life. Mr Sparks talks 14 years in A M College confectionery, noting luxuries prevail over necessities, cream yields, butter fat rules, and soft drink syrup practices. He describes cigars by wrap color, and aged candies as premium. Lion McCap wins attendance prize. guests include Mrs Kile Neal Dow and Dr Turner Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Kile
Roy Danforth
Schubert
Sparks
A. & M. College
Lion McCap
Lion H. C. Ferguson
Neal Dow
Turner Walton
County judges to meet in Bryan for April convention
The East Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association plans its annual convention in Bryan on April 27 and 28. Officials outlined entertainment plans with a $200 chamber of commerce contribution and expect 200 attendees from over 100 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Texas
J. E. Stanford
Better Bureau
Peddiers
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
D. L. Weddington
Intend to Marry Martinez and Alba in Brazos County
Louis F. Martinez and Filicitas Alba of Brazos County file notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Clyde Goen, signaling plans to wed in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Martinez
Filicitas Alba
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Bryan Man Plans To Take Part in Baptist SS Meet
H. P. Black of Bryan will participate in the State Sunday School convention of Texas at San Antonio April 11-18, with an expected turnout of over 6,000. Delegates will come from 2,800 churches and 3,173 Sunday Schools. The program features 80 Texas speakers including Dr. C. Oscar Johnson and Dr. W. D. Powell, with Rev. Lloyd as general chairman and hotel and home reservations managed by local coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Black
Bryan
Texas
San Antonio
Robert H. Coleman
Dallas
G. S. Hopkins
America
South
Out of State
C. Oscar Johnson
St. Louis
Northern Baptist Convention
W. D. Powell
Louisville
Foreign Mission Board
Homer L. Grice
Southern Baptist Convention
J. N. Barnette
Sunday School Board
Abilene
Central Baptist
Future Farmers Banquet Set At Texas A M College
C H Winkler chapter of Future Farmers of America will host its fourth annual banquet Thursday night March 30 in the Texas A M mess hall at 7 00 with J E Roberts of Terrell chapter president. Other officers include P D Starkie Proctor vice president J B Payne secretary H H Fitzhugh treasurer E L Williams reporter L F Stewart parliamentarian and F M White farm watchdog E R Alexander professor of agricultural education is chapter advisor. Payne chairs the banquet committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
C. H. Winkler
Future Farmers of America
J. E. Roberts
Terrell
Texas A. & M. College
Texas A. & M
P. D. Starkie
Proctor
J. B. Payne
Bryan
H. H. Fitzhugh
Talor
E. L. Williams
Carrizo Springs
L. F. Stewart
Temple
F. M. White
Littlefield
E. R. Alexander
Payne
Starkie
O. H. Hay
Bryan Clubwomen Host Successful Men Luncheon
The Woman's Club served a midday Business Men's Luncheon at the club building from 12 to 2 pm on Thursday. It was well patronized and raised a neat sum to help pay club indebtedness. The event drew business men as first-time visitors to the club and featured a springtime display with dogwood and red bud arrangements.
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Woman's Club
Miss Ione Bullard Hosts Sister and Guest
Miss Ione Bullard entertained Sunday with her sister Miss Ladie Bullard and Mrs. Lawrence Skelton both of Madisonville as her guests in a small social gathering.
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Ione Bullard
Ladie Bullard
Lawrence Skelton
Madisonville
Bryan Folks and Visitors Share A Busy Day
Local Bryan notes list visits from Leslie Lloyd of Kurten and John Ettle from the Brazos Valley. Pneumonia patients are treated at a clinic while families from Wellborn Tabor and Hico visit relatives in Bryan. Several events include Emproidery Club meetings and the Womans Clubs preparing for Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fulgham
Emproidery Club
Kay Hassell
College Road
Dorothy Wade
Jesse Wade
Wellborn
Kathleen Elliott
Roy Elliott
Tabor
John R. Hester
Hico
E. E. Yeager
Ioa
Hester
Yeager
J. C. Chaney
W. EF. Neeley
W. W. Smith
Prairie View
Emma Griffith
Dallas
Zimmerman
Earl Porterfield
Louise
Joe Ann
Waco
M. I. Evans
W.S. Jones
Cook’s Point Burleson County
Bryan
Louis White
West 23Rd Street
Margaret Parker
Austin
J. H. Edinburg
Houston
Edinburg
Henry Wehrman
Smetana
Tom Wolf
Chas. F. Hillier
Steep Hollow
R. G. Williams
Madisonville
Byron Allphin
John Thompson
W. E. Goff
Jane Bullard
Kirk Bullard
Minnie Dean
Oneida
B. F. Dean
J. L. Brock
Fourth District
C. B. Martin
College
Better Homes Department
Lee J. Rountree
Division of Correction
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W. Fincher
John Newcomb
Reliance
George M. Brandon
Bryan Hotel
Hettie Currie
Edwin
Local Social Notes From Texas Communities
Jim Tee of Navasota plans Sunday family dinner with Mrs John J.E. Astin and Mrs Mabel Castles. Mr and Mrs Bob Harrison of Bryan join Mrs W Angton of San Antonio. Gary Minkert returns from Normangee visiting his aunt Mrs James Wilton.
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Jim Tee
Navasota
John JE. Astin
Mabel Castles
Bob, Harrison of
Bryan
W. Angton
San Antonio
Gary Minkert
Normangee
James Wilton
Judge Goodman Celebrates 81st Birthday Sunday
J L Goodman of Franklin who represents the 68th district in Robertson county in the Texas 43rd Legislature marked his 81st birthday with a Sunday family reunion in Austin. Attendants included Albert Goodman and daughter Bettie, Amos Stone and son Harley Winard of Hearne, Fred Gant of Thorndale, and Verna Goodman who lives with him.
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J. L. Goodman
Franklin
Robertson County
Texas
New Trial Denied In Horton Case Woman Is Jailed
The February term of district court ended with Judge W C Davis denying a new trial for Ada Horton who was found guilty of murder in connection with the hatchet attack on her husband. She received a three year state prison sentence and will appeal with attorneys J G Minkert and Lamar Bethea. A separate new trial motion for Oliver Petty, found guilty of assault with intent to murder and given two years, was withdrawn and he will be taken to Huntsville within days.
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W.C. Davis
Ada Horton
Ayo
J. G. Minkert
Lamar Bethea
Oliver Petty
Huntsville
25 AM Students Suspended on Hazing Charges
Twenty five Texas A M College students were suspended for one week by the discipline committee on hazing charges. Eight seniors and cadet officers were reduced in rank. Freshmen infantry members were moved to other units and most suspensions carry a five point term grade penalty per week of absence.
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College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Kurten Children Win First in Music Contests
Kurten and Travis school contestants shone at the Brazos County Interistic League meet with Kurten taking first in both contests and Smetana and Travis placing second in choral singing and music memory. Miss Saphronia Carrington directed the choral division and Mrs. R. B. Hearne oversaw music memory. Declamation contests slated for 7 30 pm at the Bowie school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Kurten
Smetana
Travis School of Bryan
Saphronia Carrington
R. B. Hearne
Steele’s
Kyle Field
College Station
Bowie Schoel
Physician of Alabama to Locate in Bryan
Dr W A Jackson and wife parents of Mrs L A Wilson have decided to remain in Bryan permanently. He will open offices in Bryan for medical practice. For eighteen years he was surgeon at Georgia Tech in Georgia and served as a major in the Medical Corps at Taylor Field Montgomery during World War I. The couple are welcomed as new Bryan citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jackson
L. A. Wilson
Bryan
West 25Th Street
Jackson
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Charles H. Tennyson
Wichita County
Tennyson
Peerless
Hopkins County
East Texas State Teachers College
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Woodman Lodge
Lions Club
R. F. C. Fund
Austin Hi Fresh
C.of
Dana Russell
R. L. Jackson
A. and M. Methodist Church
Tom Connally
Luther A. Johnson
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
F. C. Bolton
Wilson Bradley
Travis Bryan
J. S. Caldwell
J. F. Casey
J. N. Dulaney
O. S. Johnson
R. E. Karper
A. S. McSwain
Martin
FE. E. McQuillen
G. Sam Parker
Dan Russell
Bryan Man
Leslie Lloyd of
John F. Ettle
Brazos Valley
Judge Goodman
Horton
Alabama
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