Home-Coming at Texas Christian University Week End Features Queen
Fort Worth November 2 Alumni and former students flood TC U for Homecoming and the Texas game. The weekend includes dinners reunions receptions and a dance with TC U introducing a Homecoming Queen for the first time Miss Ruth Connor. The Frogs boast a strong Homecoming record against Texas dating to early meetings.
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TCU
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian Unirsity
Fort
Ruth Connor
Horned Frogs
T.C.U
Frogs
Longhorns
Texas A&M and TCU Face Fort Worth Showdown
In 1897 to 1929 Texas Christian University and Texas have traded wins with TCU ahead by a narrow margin since. This season both teams show flashes of strength with Arkansas and Oklahoma results cited. Fans expect a decisive clash in Fort Worth as Dutch Meyer and Jack Chevigny anticipate a firm challenge from the opposition.
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T.C.U
Frogs
Arkansas
Texas
L.S.A. Tigers
Legion Fair set four day schedule with races and contests
The article outlines the four day Legion Fair program from Wednesday November 4 to Saturday November 7 featuring band concerts doll parades amateur acts and the Bill Hames Shows Carnival. It lists judging times livestock and exhibit schedules prize rules and steering committees with each rural community contributing organizers and volunteers.
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Joe Lawson
Negro Agricultural and Community Exhibts
H. K. Hornsberry
Ella J. Lee
Negro Home Demonstration
Legion Home
Bryan Municipal Band
Bill Hames
Colored School
American Legion Dance Legion
Board of Directors
The
Fair Association
Livestock Department
Ben Lampo
Steele McDonald
Tabor Joe Locke
Henry Schram
Mary Locke
Edge
Johnny Payne
Joe Operstein
King’s Highway
Alma Holden
C. C. Bounds
A. R. Scasta
Kurten
M. Seeman
Chas. Gerke
Arnold Stevener
Dowling
J. H. Dowling
G. L. Outlaw
S. I. Dowling
Reliance
Conrad Merka
Essie Shealy
Tom Berdine
Bowman
Ella Conway
C. C. Cobb
Thelma Stevenson
Steep Hollow
Luther Holligan
Berry Risinger
Roy Foster
Harvey
N. C. Cole
O. L. Andrews
Sam Pate
Rock Prairie
L. L. Carroll
J. A. Gandy
Beatty Barron
Locks of Morrow Are Shorn After Loss to Parkers
College Station November 2 Johnny Morrow star Texas A ggie end from Wortham who vowed to let his hair grow until the Cadets lost a game had two haircuts after Texas A and M fell 0 18 to Arkansas. Wives of Aggie coaches and friends hosted the clipping party at the McQuillan home. The group joked about the bills and gave Morrow a four bit piece to cover the barber’s fee. The Aggies prepared for a Dallas Saturday game with SMU. No major injuries were reported from the Arkansas defeat.
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College Station
Johnny Morrow
Texas Aggie
Wortham
Aggies
Arkansas
Kyle Field
H. R. McQuillan
Bill James
Aggie
Ben Warden
Austin
Johnny
McQuillen
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Dallas
Porker
Famous Leader to Preach Series at First Presbyterian
The Rev Dr Egbert W Smith world traveler and missions leader begins evangelistic services at First Presbyterian Bryan on Sunday Nov 8 at 11 am with evening and weekday sermons. He will address the Woman's Auxiliary during Week of Prayer for Missions on Nov 9 and 10 afternoons.
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Egbert W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Dr. Smith
Presbyterian Church
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
Rawlings Still Leads Southwest In Scoring
Ralph Rawlings, Arkansas halfback, failed to score a touchdown but maintains top scoring in the Southwest Conference with 30 points. Text lists other top scorers like Bob Finley SMU Hugh Wolfe Texas and more with points totals.
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Rawlings
Dallas
Ralph Rawlings
University of Arkansas
Bob Finley
Southern Methodist
Hugh Wolfe
Texas
Ark
Finley
S.M.U
Todd
Benton
Friedman
Rice
Wolfe
Russell
Baylor
Roberts
T.C.U
Spare Room Tagie Wart Wu Offer
A short note describes an offer tagged as tagie wart wu for a spare room. It notes a unique label and a potential trade setup. No clear dates or names are provided.
Banks To Close On Election Day In Bryan
Banks in Bryan will be closed on Election Day Tuesday November 3 1936 a legal holiday affecting First National City National First State Bank & Trust Union State Bank & Trust Co.
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Fair Association
Bryan
First National Bank
City National Bank
First State Bank & Trust Co
Union State Bank & Trust Co
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