Aggies Prepare for Dallas Tilt with SMU Cadet Parade
College Station reports the Fighting Texas Aggies plan an early Friday departure to Dallas for the SMU game Saturday. About 2,000 cadets and a 142 member band will travel on two special trains and parade through Main Street before the Owenby Stadium clash. The squad then faces Rice Texas and Michigan, all unbeaten at this point.
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Dallas
Rice
Texas
Michigan
Aggie
Aggie Cadet Corps
Main
Owenby Stadium
College notes from Council Bluffs to College Station social round
Mrs. Walter F Stephan and her husband visit J. T. Lonsdale family in Council Bluffs while Mrs. Stephan is Lonsdale’s aunt. Bridge clubs hosted by Mrs. Frank Anderson. Texas A and M staff travel for educational business in Austin Austin, Rio Grande Valley Laredo and the Valley. Extension Service editors and a Bey watch news writing classes. Seventh grade plans William Tell play. Miss Fay Bond Scott directs. Jean Sandstedt to Dallas for S M U A and M game dance. Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Rio Grande Valley with Clara Bailey. Sarah Orth visiting Houston with T R Lander family.
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FE. L. Williams
A. and M. College
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Laredo
College Station
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Extension Service
Clara L. Bailey
Extension Service Review
Washington
Texas
Texas A. and M. Extension Service
A. and M. Consolidated School
Fay Bond Scott
Jean Sandstedt
C. Il. A
Dallas
Sarah Orth
Houston
Dan
T. R. Lander
River Oaks
Sales Campaign for The Eagle Papers Promises Prizes
The Daily and Weekly Eagle launch a sales drive to place papers in Bryan trade area homes. Open to all, no experience needed, with grand prizes for top voters and openings rewards including a $10 opening day prize and $2.50 for $25 in subscriptions. Helpers receive a complete working outfit to start.
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Ceive
Daily
Weekly
Eagle
Bryan
Fagie
Eagle Papers
Salesmanship Club
Daily Eagle
Arkansas Varsity Roster Shows First Season Regulars
Coaches Norton and Hubbard eye stronger blocking and offense as Arkansas shows several players in their first season as varsity regulars. An odd local ad follows for a free skin purge at Miss Lewis’s clinic, then a quip about Pat O Rourke from Stillwater, with a union principle joke.
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Arkansas
Homer Norton
Cal Hubbard
Reily
Pat O’rourke
Flannigan
Stillwater
Minn
Gazette
Superintendent Address on Rural Education at Kemp High
Kemp High School during National Education Week hosted Brazos County superintendent Mrs. W. E. Neeley for a talk on Rural Education this morning. The event was arranged by the junior class.
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Kemp High School
Brazos County
W. E. Neeley
Community program features regional church leaders and musical numbers
Rev J C Stripling and Rev R L Sadberry led the program with musical performances by Flossie Murphy Pat tie Haines the Kemp quartette and readers Katherine Wade Louise Green and Willie Maxwell. Prof R C Neal announced the final program for Friday at 2 15 pm on Enriching Character Through Education.
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J. C. Stripling
A. M. EF
R. L. Sadberry
Crockett
Flossie Murphy
Peartie Haines
Kemp
Louise Green
Willie D. Maxwell
Katherine Wade
R. C. Neal
Kemp School
Laundry Workers Study Problems At A M College
Thirty five students mostly successful laundry operators attend the first annual short course for laundrymen at Texas A M College. The program runs Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday noon with topics on textiles chemistry soaps stains and water problems. Banquet speaker David T. Nelson will toast attendees at 6 30 p m in the college dining hall.
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College Station
Texas A. and
M. College
College Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Texas Laundry Owners’ Association
David T. Nelson
Texarkana
M. K. Thornton, Jr
F. F. Bishop
J. B. Bayley
A. V. Brewer
Colleege
G. H. Johnson
Joliet, Ill
National Laundry Owners’ Association
C. E. Lennox
Chicago, Ill
Swift & Co
T. J. Skrabanek
Temple
The
Lone Star Gas Company
Short course list names and locations in Texas and beyond
The list presents participants for a short course including G L Andrew of Dallas Thad Ansley Amarillo G P Ayres College Station W G Bechtel San Antonio B B Bohn Austin P K Brownlee Beaumont Elmer Burkhart Houston R D and R H Clark Wichita Falls plus numerous others such as Clifton Corsicana R C Dansby Bryan Pat French San Antonio I M Geller Houston T C Hunter Dallas E D McArver Corsicana George McDougald San Angelo H Y Nash Dallas D T P Nelson Texarkana C H Netherson Dallas P J Pond Wichita Falls E H Rawlins F W Shepherd J R Solomon W R Strong S W Walters Houston Gus Wolff Dallas T M Wright Dallas H H Wyatt Houston FP C Zug Waco C FE Lennox Chicago IL G H Johnson Joliet IL.
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G. L. Andrew
Dallas
Thad Ansley
Amarillo
G. P. Ayres
College Station
W. G. Bechtel
San Antonio
B. B. Bohn
Austin
P. K. Brownlee
Beaumont
Elmer Burkhart
Houston
R. D
R. H. Clark
Wichita Falls
Clifton
Corsicana
R. C. Dansby
Bryan
Pat French
I. M. Geller
T. C. Hunter
E. D. McArver
George McDougald
San Angelo
H. Y. Nash
D. T. P.nelson
Texarkana
C. H. Netherson
P. J. Pond
E. H. Rawlins
F. W. Shepherd
J. R. Solomon
W. R. Strong
S. W. Walters
Gus Wolff
T. M. Wright
H. H. Wyatt
FP. C. Zug
Waco
C. FE. Lennox
Chicago, Il
G. H. Johnson
Joliet
Longhorns Begin Work for Baylor Clash
The Texas Longhorns, after their tough game with SMU, resumed full practice in Austin on Monday and intensified drills on Tuesday as they prep for the Armistice Day clash with the Baylor Bears this Saturday. Coach Jennings faces injury issues among key ball carriers but the team remains focused and ready for a strong performance.
Bears Travel to Austin for Rare Conditioning Test
Injuries loom as the Bears enter this week's training grind and prepare for a rare road game in Austin. Team hopes to stay healthy and execute a sharp game plan against the hosts.
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Bears
Austin
Service clubs flourish when men seek to better the world
A reflective line emphasizes that lasting service clubs grow only while men hold a genuine wish to improve the world. The idea frames civic groups as enduring when members prioritize community betterment over personal gain.
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Southern Methodist Mus
Oflescamp
Over Guarantee Shoe Store
Miss Dowell
Betty Dowell
Lavender Beauty
Meee Este Td
Hexey Furniture & Undertaking — Ambulance Service
College
Walter F. Stephan
Council Bluffs
Iowa
J. T. Lonsdale
Frank Anderson
FE. McQuillen
Mary McQuillen
Galveston
J. M. Jones
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
West Texas
Big Sprit
Are
N. P. Gabbard
Miss Lewis
Marie Tomlinson
Canady’s Pharmacy
Boss Tailors
LaSalle Hotel
Kemp Hi
A-M College
Longhorns
Baylor Clash
Maniloff
Palace Theatre
Bryan & Brazos County
Chamber OF Commerce
American Legion Fair
Ke AE
Betton
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