Aggies Set For Decisive Texas Outing At Kyle Field
Texas A&M faces Texas University Longhorns in the final Southwest Conference race. A win secures the conference title as Aggies, led by Shaw and De La Fuente, expect key pitching from Hawes and Peeples with Garvey captaining the defense. The Longhorns must beat A&M and hope Baylor or Rice falter to claim co honors.
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Lege
Kyle Field
Roswell High
Texas Aggie
Billy
Texas University
Aggies
Longhorns
Percumpions
Texas Fy Rice Institute
College Station
Owls
Baylor de Aggies
Bruins
Shaw
Aggie
Ennis
Mike de la Fuente
Loughing
Axel” Hawes
Dallas
Jacar Peeples
R. E. Garvef Livingston
Carpenter
Houston
Swede” Davis, Fort Second Base
W. C. “Pomp
Fort Worth
Anderson, McKinney
Beau Brummel
Bell
Squawk” Weltman
San An
W. W. Longview
Henderson
Pampell
Davis Weltman
Garvey
Mitchell
Lions Club Adds Members and Announces May Programs
The Port Arthur Lions Club welcomed Henry Harrison recently from Christi and noted a transfer of his medical practice to Bry. Lamar Jones W Craft led a guest and remarks. The club unanimously voted to join the East chamber of Commerce and will host two May programs with C Todd Jr and Cyril in charge.
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Lee Porter
icKenzie Jr
James der
Margaret
Billie Holmes
Lucy Parks
Nash
Hal Haltom Jr
Williams
Henry
Raymond Moore
Jones
Maneley
Louise Dyer
Henry Harrison
Christi
Brythe
Lions Club
Lion Har
Lamar Jones
W. Craft
Department of Ars
College Utilities
M. College
Unit of
Oklahoma
Norman
Lion W. S. Howell
Lion Ironella
J. Whitaker
Austin
East Chamber of Commerce
Etary
Jess B
J. Coulter Smith
Inrthur
Port Arthur Lions
Cioy
Nth of May
C. Todd, Jr
Cyril
Humanism and the era of science in social studies discussion
Dr. Bizzell led a social science event noting a clash between modern humanism and old ideals. He urged careful testing of scientific hypotheses and described a bloodless revolution in which capitalism and communism contend, with the U S losing agricultural markets to Soviet Russia. L L Jones presided and introduced the speakers.
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F. A. Burt
J. T. Lonsdale
Department of Geology
Bizzell
Soviet
Russia
Ll. G. Jones
F. A. Purt
J. W. Barger
Dr. Bizzell
Central counties favor candidate in new district race
The proposed total of about 80 000 in one area and 180 000 in others suggests the wider bloc could double the vote. Galveston figures loom as T. J. Holbrook and Clay Briggs are named as potential contenders with other names like W. C. Davis and W. S. Barron discussed as possible candidates for the first congressman from the new district.
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Bryan
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Clay Briggs
Washington
W. C. Davis
W. S. Barron
Texas
Notice to Farmers at A and M College Service Fees
The Animal Husbandry Department at A and M College offers public service with fees of 7.50 for one jack one draft horse and one saddle horse. The Eagle will pay cash for clean white cotton rags.
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A. and M. College
Tliat the Eagle
Summer Pastures Urged At Rye 4 H Club Meeting
Rye 4 H Club hears extension agronomist E A Miller and member Fred Lero discuss permanent and summer pastures. Lero cites local progress by Joe Merka. Miller notes Sudan pasture yields and cites Luling Foundation data as evidence East Texas can rival top pastures. Awards go to Albina Severa with egg prizes. Frank Habarta wins attendance prize. County Agent Beason urges demonstrations in feed crops. Among Bryan visitors are Holzman Miller McGee Knox and Beason.
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Rye 4-H
Fred Lero
E. A. Miller
Extension Agronomist
Lero
Joe Merka
Rye
Mr. Miller
East Texas
Carl Wipprecht
Smetana Road
Ders McGee
FE. A. Miller
Albina Severa
D. H. Reid
Poultry Husbandry
College Station
Frank Habarta
Joe Severa
Frank
Joe
C. L. Beason
Bryan
B. Holzman
Jess McGee
Sam Knox
Beason
Former Resident Directs Play at Nederland School
Mr and Mrs Vergne Adams directed a school play Too Many Crooks at Nederland and reports say it was a success. Mrs Adams known here as Miss Ida Belle Higgs for her stage decoration and costuming work drew favorable comment. Adams also taught academics and directed the school band at Nederland.
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Vergne Adams
Nederland
A. & M. College
Adams
Cameron Symphony Club Hostess Profile
Mrs. W. S. Barron traveled to Cameron today and will host the Cameron Symphony Club at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DuBois.
Bryan Woman Taken to New Orleans Hospital
Mrs. McDuff Simpson, of Bryan, is critically ill and has been taken to New Orleans for a serious operation by a noted surgeon. She has suffered sinus trouble for over a year and has been treated in Bryan and Marion. Her husband McDuff Simpson and pastor Rev. Roy S. Holloman accompanied her. a message said she handled the trip well and the operation was expected today or tomorrow.
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McDuff Simpson
New Orleans
Roy S. Holloman
Mr. Simpson
Bryan
City Commission Sets Estimates for Bowie Kemp School Work
Bryan city commissioners inspected the Bowie and Kemp school buildings this morning and approved the Kemp building final electrical estimate of 571.75 dollars for C. E. Griesser. The Abilene Construction Company received the sixth Bowie estimate of 1 584 dollars. Work on Bowie grounds includes moving dirt to terrace the building with machinery in use.
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Bryan
Bowie
Kemp
C. E. Griesser
Abilene Construction Company
Organ Recital At 1st Baptist Well Attended
Mrs. F. R. Collard of Wichita Falls presented an organ recital with vocal numbers at First Baptist Church Bryan College Station Sunday evening. Local musicians contributed, and listeners praised her technique and interpretation. Her husband Dr Felix R Collard, son of the late Dr F R Collard Sr of Wheelock, has strong ties to the Wichita Falls medical community and many local friends.
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Bryan
College Station
First Baptist Church
F. R. Collard
Wichita Falls
Brazos County Commission Meets as Board of Equalization
Brazos County commissioners held a regular meeting to organize as a board of equalization. The board will review the tax roll and set assessments for June. Only routine matters were addressed in today’s session.
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Brazos County
Board of Equalization
Grand jurors convened for Brazos county May term
The May term district court in Brazos County convened this morning under Judge W C Davis. The grand jury was charged and began work on about 20 cases referred by County Attorney Oak McKenzie with H P Dansby of Bryan serving as foreman. Jurors include Adelph Opersteny E M Francis D R Royder Willis Edge Robert Fuqua C N Shealey John M Moore N C Cole Albert Goodman M G Cross J N Dulaney. Bailiffs named for the term are W P Trant Horace Reed C L Baker D D Jolley H P Franklin Ollie Orr J L Hensarling Henry Koontz Will Conrad Will McFar tar W T McDonald.
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Brazos County
W. C. Davis
85Th Judicial District
Oak McKenzie
Court of Justice
J. T. McGee
H. P. Dansby
Bryan
Adelph Opersteny
Kurten
E. M. Francis
Tabor
D. R. Royder
Wellborn
Willis Edge
Robert Fuqua
Millican
C. N. Shealey
Reliance
John M. Moore
N. C. Cole
Harvey
Albert Goodman
M. G. Cross
Edge
J. N. Dulaney
W. P. Trant
Door
Horace Reed
C. L. Baker
D. D. Jolley
H. P. Franklin
Ollie Orr
J. L. Hensarling
Henry Koontz
Will Conrad
Will McFarrar
W. T. McDonald
Bishop Moore to Deliver Allen Academy Baccalaureate
The Allen Academy announces the 46th baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev. Harry T. Moore bishop of Dallas at First Baptist church Bryan on May 24. Assisting clergy include Rev. W. W. Daup of St. Andrew's Bryan and Rev. John L. Wharton of First Baptist Bryan with special church choir music led by H. P. Black.
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Allen Academy
Harry T. Moore
Diocese of Dallas
First Baptist Church of Bryan
W. W. Daup
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church of Bryan
John L. Wharton
First Baptist
Beetles Eat Beetles After They Destroy Valley Scale
SAN BENITO May 14 The Rio Grande Valley once crowded with Australian lady beetles to control cottony cushion scale now faces beetles eating each other when scale is scarce. County citrus inspector John C Plott says he struggles to stop cannibalism and is sending beetles to other parts of the state where scale remains prevalent. The scale was common three years ago but has been nearly eliminated locally.
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San Benito
Rio Grance
John C. Plott
Plott
Weeklong Weather Shows Little Variation
Last week saw little variety in temperatures with highs near 84 degrees and lows around 47. The mercury rose above 80 on several days, with Tuesday recording the high and Wednesday the low, and no rainfall was observed.
Intend to Marry Henry Newton and Josie Twiggs
Henry Newton and Josie Twiggs of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday.
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Henry Newton
Josie Twiggs
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Memorial service honors four Business Men's Bible Class members
Four members of the Business Men’s Bible Class were memorialized in a Sunday service. Speakers praised the departed, with tributes from A. W. Buchanan Dr. L. O. Wilkerson Judge W. C. Davis and S. C. Hoyle. Musical numbers featured Miss Mildred Salley Miss Jane Reynolds and Mrs. Cliff Edge with Mrs. C. W. Simmons at the piano.
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Business Men's Bible
G. W. Orms
P. G. Gunter
C. A. Searcy
Tom Goodwin
Robi. Webb Jr
J. W. Dyer
A. W. Buchanan
L. O. Wilkerson
W. C. Davis
S. C. Hoyle
Mildred Salley
Jane Reynolds
Cliff Edge
C. W. Simmons
New Greyhound Agent Opens Bryan Bus Co Station
Mrs J D Swofford left Bryan for San Antonio to join her husband who will move there next week He has headed the Greyhound Bus station in Bryan for several months J R Auld becomes the new Greyhound Lines representative in Bryan to continue service locally
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J. D. Swofford
San Antonio
Mr. Swofford
Mrs. Swofford
Bryan
Greyhound
J. R. Auld
Greyhound Lines
House Party at Hensarling Home in Steep Hollow
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hensarling hosted a Sunday house party at their Steep Hollow home inviting relatives and friends to a bountiful dinner.
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Hensarling Home
Tom Hensarling
Steep Hollow
Sunday Host Recital of Visitors at Hensarling Home
Noon hour events featured Mr and Mrs Hensarling hosting guests from Beaumont Stephenville Pie Harvey Bryan and Houston. Attendees included Ellie Barron Moody Moody Williams Morehead Goodman Miss Laiv and other family members for a daylong hospitality gathering.
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Hensarling
Ellie Barron
Beaumont
Moody
Stephenville
Alex Moody
BE. A. Hensarl
Harvey
Ann Williams
Miss Williams
L. E. Morehead
Bryan
J. B. Goodman
Marie Laiv
Houston
Health Program At Negro School In Bryan May Fete
A May fete at the K P baseball ground in Bryan featured a health program and increased physical education in public schools. Sadie Thompson coordinated with the entire faculty of the Negro schools, with 11 grades each performing a feature during a parade from the school to the ball ground.
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Bryan
K. P
Sadie Thompson
Victor Gayle Transferred to Caldwell Plant Mastagee
Victor Gayle son of Mr and Mrs P G Gayle formerly with Gulf Utilities has been moved from the sediment office to the position of manager at the Caldwell plant.
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Victor Gayle
Calwell
P. G. Gayle
Gulf Utilities Company
Beeen
Seatiment
Mastagee
Aan Caldwell
Purification Health Agency Urges System Cleansing
Physicians praise complete purification as Nature's foundation of health. Calotabs purify blood by aiding liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 cents and 35 cent packages. All dealers.
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Nature
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