Hearne Schools To Close May 25 And Elect Teachers
Hearne Texas April 29 L D Williams superintendent of the Hearne public schools says the closing date is set for May 25 with final examinations in the grade and high school during the last week. Senior class exams come two weeks earlier. New staff includes high school principal M H Baughn and a full list of teachers for both the high and grade schools, plus Katherine Melton to teach the Mexican school.
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Hearne
L. D. Williams
Hearne Public Schools
M. H. Baughn
J. B. Payne
Williamette Andrus
Euell Porter
Dee Shirley
Jane LaGrone
Louis Cochran
Joyce Redwine
J. C. Rogers
Hardy L. Suggs
R. M. Hix
Princip
Leon Hayes
Maurine Offaker
Lily Kate Beckerman
Alice Pridgen
Helen Newton
Lenna Mae Thomas
Estelle Keeling
Mary Randolph
Martha Morgan
Hazel McElhannon
Aline Whitmire
R. H. Bailinger
Katherine Melton
Hearne Students Attend State Home Economics Rally
Four Hearne High School home economics students Dorris Sisson Nellie Mackie Mary Lee Mooney Leone Ridge and instructor Miss Dee Shirley travel to Fort Worth for the state rally with sewing and cooking contests. Mayor W H Ely appoints Hearne board of tax equalization. members Alderman W D Blackstone P L Brady G D Martin meet City Hall May 8 as assessments near completion.
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Hearne
Hearne High School
Fort Worth
Dorris Sisson
Nellie Mackie
Mary Lee Mooney
Leone Ridge
Dee Shirley
Names Tax Board
W. H. Ely
Hearne Board of
Hearne Club Hosts Highway Safety Talk and Health Notes
Sergeant Hammet Vance of the State Highway Safety Department addressed the Hearne Shakespeare Club at Mrs. H. D. Beaumonts home. He urged strict traffic regulation observance and street crossing caution. Mrs. C. H. McCollum shared Texas health statistics and needs while Mrs. R. O. Ely performed a humorous sketch.
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Hearne
Hammet Vance
State Highway Safety Department
Hearne Shakespeare Club
H. D. Beaumont
Fred A. Klapper
Vance
C. H. McCollum
Texas
R. O. Ely
High Liver
M. H. Baughn
Public bonds for high school rise amid social democracy debate
The column questions motives behind a $280,000 bond for a new high school building. It argues for a public free school system funded by taxation, warns against private tuition schemes, and favors municipal support to expand facilities for a liberal and technical education aligned with state colleges.
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C.C.C
A. & M. College
Bryan
Vote Bonds for a City Senior High School
The speaker argues that state funds should not subsidize private or church schools, and that the city must assume responsibility to build a senior high school. He recalls past tuition and equalization practices, urging loyal citizens to support bonds funded by property taxes to create a worthy community high school and plan for future public utility funding.
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Bryan
City
College
Ex Bryanite Promoted to National Soil Service Post
Dr J H Stallings son of Mrs W D Stallings and brother of Mrs W C Vanderworth, formerly North Carolina coordinator for the U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service based in High Point, was promoted to the national SCS offices in Washington DC. He helped build North Carolina’s soil conservation program starting February 1934 and has held key roles in agronomy and fertilizer groups.
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J. H. Stallings
W. D. Stallings
W. C. Vanderworth
Bryan
North Carolina
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
High Point
N.C
Washington, D. C
High Point Enterprise
A. and M
Penney-Gwinn Institute
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Southern Fertilizer Association
Shreveport
Bryan Spree crushes new league entry in 39 to 9 win
Bryan defeats Dyers Mill 39 9 after trailing 7 0 in the first inning. Earl Arrington led Bryan with five hits and seven runs scored, while Dan Thompson and Shack Jones added multi hit games. Dyers Mill’s S Bay homered in the first but could not sustain the offense as Bryan piled on eight runs in the second and cruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Grimes- Brazos
Ripley
Dyers Mill
Dyers Mill Club
Bedias
Dan Thompson
Shack Jones
Minnis
Thompson
Jones
Mathews
Bryanites
Pegan
Arrington
Charley Jones
Riley
Carter
McGee
Bay
Nobles
Williams
G. Feldman
H. Feldman
Hutson
H. Bay
Cuthlelldys
Hopson
Volunteers Rout Westbrook In 23 9 Baseball Spree
The Volunteers of Bryan beat Westbrook 23 to 9 Sunday afternoon at Westbrook. Luke Nigliazzo pitched five innings with nine strikeouts but costly errors aided Bryan. Destefano went 4 for 4, and Coutts Fach Orn Ross Scanlin Mayfield Hewitt and Caden each had three hits. Tony Cash of Westbrook hit a three bagger. Ross Scanlin Fred Ferreda and Lee Viviano starred in the defense. Batteries Volunteers Hardin Hewitt Caden Riley. Westbrook Nigliazzo Morello De stefano.
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Bryan
Westbrook
Luke Nigliazzo
Destefano
Coutts
Fachorn
Ross Scanlin
Mayfield
Cat” Hewitt
Red” Caden
Tony Cash
Westbrooks
Fred Ferreda
Lee Viviano
Hardin
Hewitt
Caden
Riley
Wesbrook
Nigliazzo
Morello
Rev Bravi Back From New York Mission in Bryan Visit
Rev. B. Bravi pastor of St. Anthony's Catholic church returns from New York City after two and a half months of missionary work. He stopped in Washington to view Congress in session and says business conditions looked very bad in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bravi
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
New York City
Washington
Congress
Brain
Bryan
Juniors Fall to Knights of Columbus at Allen Field
The American Legion Juniors were routed 20 to 6 by the Knights of Columbus Sunday at Allen Field. KC scored seven runs in the first inning as multiple hurlers and batters contributed, while John Machos struggled for the Juniors before Paul Pierce Jr. took over on the mound. The Juniors next host Port Arthur Juniors this coming Sunday.
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American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Allen Field
K.C
John Machos
Paul Pierce Jr
Hebron
Molik
Gomez
Lattimer
Daleford Towns
Marvin Hagemeier
Steeles Store School Exhibits Indian Unit at Centennial
Mrs. Cora Pollack principal announces Steeles Store school Indian unit exhibit is invited to the Centennial. Mrs. F. L. Sloop supervisor of rural schools and a local photographer photographed the exhibit yesterday to be sent to the Texas Outlook magazine.
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Steeles Store School
Cora Pollack
F. L. Sloop
Texas Outlook
Bishop Quin to Visit St Andrew's on May 9
Bishop C. S. Quin of Houston will be at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church next Sunday May 9 for an official visit to the congregation the rector Rev. L A Wilson announces He will confirm a class and preach at 11 o clock in the morning
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C. S. Quin
Houston
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
L. A. Wilson
College Nine Drops Opener to Navasota in Nav asota
College Station’s Grimes Brazos League debut ends 12 to 6 as Navasota Red Sox top College Nine. Right-hander Cohn struggled after a rough middle frame while Lefty Phillips held the lead for the visitors. Starter lineup featured Sembera Farquhar Bobbitt Pollen Carroll Kana Bobbitt plus Kane Price and Lowry.
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College Station
Dyers Mill
Navasota Red Sox
Navasota
Cohn
Siki
Texas Aggie
Cotton” Hill
College Station Nine
College
Lefty Phillips
Hill
Anderson
Keith
Alton Sembera
Farquhar
Ed Bobbitt
Pollan
George Carroll
Rudy Kana
Boone Bobbitt
Charley Kana
Weldon Price
Lowry
Bryan Girls Win In State Rally For Homemakers
Bryan High School home economics girls won high honors at the State Home Making Rally in Fort Worth as 1500 contestants from 270 schools competed. Miss Virginia Bosque took first in tailored dress and accessories, while Miss Olive Ruth Hensarling became state secretary and Bryan earned fourth in the yearbook program.
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Virginia Bosque
Olive Ruth Hensarling
Stephen F. Austin
Fort Worth
Miss Bosque
Miss Hensarling
Future Homemakers
Bryan
Marie Martinsen
Dorece Clary
Homemaking Education
Dallas
Austin
San Antonio
Winnie Harris
Ilene Brown
Harris
Army doctor Harrison assigned to A. and M. College
Dr. R Henry Harrison is ordered by the Eighth Corps Area to active training duty at A. and M. College from May 2 to 14. He will be at his Bryan office before 8 30 a.m. and after 5 p.m.
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R. Henry Harrison
Eighth Corps
Bryan
Plan to Live Here as Youngs Buy Bryan Lots
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Young of Houston, former Bryan residents, purchased two lots in Benson addition near College avenue. They plan to build a home and move to Bryan when he retires from service with the Missouri Pacific lines.
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H. H. Young
Houston
Bryan
Benson Addition
College Avenue
Missouri Pacific Lines
Local residents noted with hospital visits and travel
Mrs. M F E Parrish was taken to St Josephs hospital early Saturday morning. T A Adams returned home from the hospital. Attorney H L Heatly left for Houston to resume law practice. Mrs E H Heatly returned from Marlin after treatment. Willie Shelton left for Rice Texas for a job at White Way cafe. Mrs W S Higgs returned from Temple after caring for a ill sister. Mr and Mrs S M Brown hosted visitors including Dr and Mrs H P Curry and Mr and Mrs G B Wilcox. Ann Bentley of Austin visits with her parents. The Bentleys plan a Panhandle business trip. Mr Bentley works with A M College extension. T T Walton Jr visits Navasota to attend opening of a new swimming pool. Mrs E J Payne of Edge visited and subscribed to Daily Eagle weekly. Mr and Mrs M C Atkins and son visit Athens. Mrs Atkins remains for two weeks. Miss Vivian Dahlberg of UT Austin visits and sings on WTAW. Miss Maudelle Wiley absent sick. Kings Highway school closed last night. Clayton Overstreet and Cecil Shed obtained a marriage license yesterday.
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M. FE. Parrish
St. Joseph’s Hospital
T. A. Adams
St. Joseph's Hospital
H. L. Heatly
Heatly Furniture Company
Houston
E. H. Heatly
Marlin
Willie Shelton
Rice
Texas
White Way Cafe
W. S. Higgs
Temple
S. M. Brown
Brown
H. P. Curry
G. B. Wilcox
George
Thornton
Ann Bentley
Austin
M. R. Bentley
Eugene Ewing
Navasota
E. J. Payne
Edge
The
Daily Eagle
M. C. Atkins
Athens
Kings Highway
Clayton Overstreet
Cecil Shed
SFA Class Inspects Key Cottage In College Station
Third year clothing girls from Stephen F. Austin High School toured the Key Cottage in College Station on Tuesday to study interior decoration. They observed furniture arrangement color schemes lighting and room layout focusing on how design affects ambience and use. The group included Mary Beal Mary Ann Black Minnie Denena Johnnie Easters Ruth Griffin Ella Mae Holick Eva Mildred Jones Juanita Jones Rosemary Knobel Frances Kohler Helen Rubin Virginia Lands? ey Virginia McHaney Myrtle Merka Mary Alice Plumb Evelyn Schovassa Clara Seeman Carolyn Smith Opal Smith Helen Sosolik and Mrs H W Plumb.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
College Station
Mary Beal
Mary Ann Black
Minnie Denena
Johnnie Easters
Ruth Griffin
Ella Mae Holick
Eva Mildred Jones
Juanita Jones
Rosemary Knobel
Frances Kohler
Helen Rubin
Virginia Lightsey
Virginia McHaney
Myrtle Lois Merka
Mary Alice Plumb
Evelyn Schovassa
Clara Seeman
Carolyn Smith
Opal Smith
Helen Sosolik
Idelweise Stevener
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Hearne News
Norman L. McCarver
W. E. Hudson
Chas. E. Blake
People’s Column
Geo. A. Adams Insurance Agency
Brazos County
Noah
Dansby
Bryanite
Washington, DC
Eagle Printing Company
Ole River Farm
Bryan Spree
Volunteers
Rev
Bravi
Henry
Beauty On Ice
Petite LaVerne Busher
Black Forest
K. C
Port Arthur
Quin
ST. Andrew's
College Nine
Rally For Homemakers
Harrison
Kaynee Oliver Twist
Kaynee
Jealdrop
SFA
Key Cottage
Partiaiproud
Lizes
Waldrops
By Carl Anderson
Acs
Dad
Wold Fighta
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