Aggies Win West Conference Track Meet Amid Mud and Records
The Texas A and M Aggies captured the meet with strong balance, setting conference marks in the 220 yard dash, pole vault, and mile, while Leland Bracey and Willis led stellar sprints and distance runs. Texas Longhorns were close, Rice Owls surprised with key placements, and heavy rain affected many events as the standings shuffled.
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Bay
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Texasniversity
Southern University
Claude Tiew
Harlan
M. Ann
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Bracey
Leland
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Gresham
Aggies
Rice Institute Owls
University of Texas Longhorns
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Baylor
Southern Methodist University, Arkansas
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Mitchell
Guice
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Land
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Steitler
Park
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Miteveay
Hartie Schiller
Terviel
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Jewith
Wills
Arkateas
Janobe
Ulin
Craig
Mille
Underwood
Westerfeld
Heras
Emmons
Lamkin
Tracy
Docket fixed for civil cases through May term
The May term civil docket was set by Judge W. Davis. Civil cases run the second, fifth, and sixth weeks. criminal cases the second, third, and fourth weeks. non jury week opens with divorce cases. Upcoming docket items include partitions, contracts, notes, foreclosures, and life insurance policy suits with parties such as Ruby Cooper, Three Rivers Glass Co., Texaner Castle Campbell, Jno F Grant, Peden Co., Annie Johnson, and Texas Mutual Life Insurance Association among others.
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District Court
W. ©. Davis
Ruby Cooper
W. H. Cole
Three Rivers Glass Co
Brazos Bottling Works
Texaner Castle Campbell
Jefferson Castle
Jno. F. Grant
John E. Blair
Peden Co
Ball Lumber Co
Annie Johnson
True People of America
Geo. Stephan
Texas Mutual Life Insurance Association of
Annie G. Hall
H. O. Boatwright
Admr
E. F. Parks
Henry George
Geo. P. Edge
Texas Company
Marlin Chosen as East Texas Meet Convention City
East Texas Chamber of Commerce selects Marlin as next year’s convention site after a May 15 pageant with 2,000 participants drawing 10 000 spectators in Fort Worth. Directors reelected include J Webb Howell of Bryan.
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J. Webb Howell
Bryan 15
Associated Press
Fort Worth
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
East Texas
Bryan
Drive Starts Fundraising for Galveston Diocese Mission Drive
Parishes across the Galveston diocese begin fundraising for the Junior Seminary mission support, church building, and debt relief. T. J. Donoghue leads as general chairman with J. H. Phelan named preliminary gifts chair and Bishop C. E. Byrne as honorary campaign chair and treasurer. Financial counselors include Lairds Schneider of Austin, J. W. Hazard of Houston, and P. A. Gorman of Waco.
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Diocese of
Galveton
Diovegan
T. J. Donoghue
Houston
Beaumont
Austin
Port Arthur
Orange
Port Neches
Galveston
Kirwin High School
Waco
Mission San Jose
Texas
Cese
J. H. Phelan
C. E. Byrne
Lairds Schneider
J. W. Hazard
P. A. Gorman
Principles of Agricultural Credit by Dr Virgil P Lee
Dr Virgil P Lee Texas A&M professor has published Principles of Agricultural Credit from McGraw Hill. The work analyzes credit transfer economics from investors to borrowers, bank intermediaries, and the cost of credit to farmers, noting limited existing data and urging broader bank cost studies. The volume features red buckram binding and extensive notes. the author praises its value for readers and students.
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Virgil P. Lee
Texas A. & M. College
Lee
Dr. Lee
McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc
For Sale Lightning Hay Presses From Factory
Old established manufacturers offer latest Lightning Hay Press models direct from C. H. Barnett in Caldwell Texas Bo cud.
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C. H. Barnett
Caldwell
Texas
Storm Relief Fund Quota Reached in Brazos County
Brazos County Red Cross reporters show $711.73 raised for storm relief, beating the $400 quota as of Saturday noon. Funds from Bryan structures, schools, churches, and individuals will be forwarded to the American Red Cross in St. Louis for tornado relief in Frost and nearby areas.
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Brazos County
Red Cross
Texas
American Red Cross
C. M. Bethany
Albert Buchanan
St. Louis
Frost
Annual Banquet Of A M Seminars Next Monday
The annual joint banquet of the Science and Social Science Seminars will be held Monday May 1 at 6 30 p m in the Mess Hall Annex. Dr F E Giesecke director of the Engineering Experiment Station is to be the speaker on Prisons and Prisoners. Reservations close Sunday night May 18 plates are 1 00 each call F L Thomas 73 during office hours or 189 after hours or F A Burt 278W
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Mess Hall
F. E. Giesecke
Engineering Experiment Station
Texas
F. L. Thomas
F. A. Burt
County Attorney Neeley Spends Restful Night
News from the bedside of County Attorney W. E. Neeley reports a quiet, restful night and slight improvement. His sisters Miss Aquilla Neeley of San Angelo and Mrs. Hattie Neeley of San Antonio and brother Howell Neeley of Iola arrived to be with him, with Mrs. Neeley's sister Mrs. Edgar Bullock of Houston also at home.
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W. E. Neeley
Aquilla Neeley
San Angelo
Hattie Neeley
San Antonio
Howell Neeley
Iola
Neeley
Edgar Bullock
Houston
Robertson Air Weds Dora Perkins in Robertson County
Justice of the Peace J. T. McGee united Robertson Air and Miss Dora Perkins of Robertson county in marriage Monday afternoon at his office.
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Justice of
Mumford
Dora Perkins
Robertson County
J. T. McGee
Eastern Star chapter honors Rosa Stubenrauch with life membership
Bryan Chapter No. 222 of the Order of the Eastern Star awarded Rosa Stubenrauch a life membership after she served as chaplain for more than ten years. Officers for the year beginning June 1 were elected unanimously: Worthy Matron Mrs. M. R. Bentley, Worthy Patron Hon. Oak McKenzie, Associate Matron Mrs. W. D. Lloyd, Associate Patron J. C. Hotard, Secretary Miss Lalla Dean Randolph, Treasurer Hal Haltom, Conductor Mrs. Louis McCullough, Associate Conductress Mrs. M. M. Erskine. A public installation is planned for May 31.
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Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Rosa Stubenrauch
M. R. Bentley
Oak McKenzie
W. D. Lloyd
J. C. Hotard
Lalla Dean Randolph
Hal Haltom
Louis McCullough
M. M. Erskine
East Side Circle Meets for Spend the Day Party
The East Side Circle of the Missionary Society hosted a spend the day gathering at Mrs. Weldon Jones’s home. Despite bad weather the meeting proceeded with quilt making for Mrs. W. A. Orth and a delicious lunch. A visitor, Mrs. Alice Cole, joined and new member Mrs. Beeman was welcomed.
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East Side
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Weldon Jones
W. A. Orth
Alice Cole
Mrs. Cole
Beeman
H. A. Ferguson
W. 8. Collard
E. W. Glenn
F. B. Kellett
J. H. Womble
H. A. Beeman
W. L. Dowling
E. W. Renner
Masonic Club Plans Friday May Event at Bryan Club
The A. and M. Masonic Club invites members and friends to a “Big Time” party on Friday May 16 at 9 o clock at the Bryan Country Club. An orchestra will be on hand and dancing or bridge and forty-two will be available. Eastern Star, Rainbow and Masons are urged to attend.
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A. and M. Masonic Club
Bryan Country Club
Rainbow
Diverse student body at Texas Christian University grows
Fort Worth May 13 Four foreign countries and twenty states plus the District of Columbia are represented in the Texas Christian University student body this year. George Echols of Tola was in Bryan on business today.
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Fort Worth
States
District of Columbia
Texas Christian University
George Echols
Tola
Bryan
Business Today
Workers Named For Poppy Sale Set for May 24th
Mrs. C. L. Gray announces Poppy Day Sale chairmen for Bryan and College Station on May 24. Committees include Publicity Mrs. L H. Bartz Advertising Mrs. H. S. Estill and school programs led by Legion and Auxiliary members from Travis Bowie Stephen F. Austin St Joseph's and other schools. Four thousand poppies will be sold as workers patrol Bryan and College Station blocks from morning until completion.
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C. L. Gray
Bryan
L H. Bartz
H. S. Estill
College Station
J. E. Stanford
Legion and Auxiliary
Travis School
A. S. McSwain
Bowie School
J. R
Knights Templar Leader Stoddard Visited This City
J H B Stoddard from Bryan, grand commander of Knights Templar, was in the city yesterday. Claude Moore of Edge visited as an out of town guest today.
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Dallas News
JH. B. Stoddard
Bryan
Knights Templar
Claude Moore of
Edge
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