Hearne High Ragies Tangle Franklin Lions 4-1 Tie
In Calvert Friday night Hearne High Ragies and Franklin High Lions played to a 4-1 tie on Wilkerson Field witnessed by an estimated 1500 to 2000 fans. Becktold and Palmos provided Franklin’s scoring while Hearne fought back with defensive stops and late drives.
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Hearne
Hearne High Ragies
Franklin High Lions
Wilkerson
Calvert
Franklin
Eagles
Becktold
Demetre Palmos
Eagle
Fleetwood
McLeroy
Hearne Fm
Fom
Joe Brown Wilson
Lion
Wilson
Beasley
Roughine
Hall
Fradlin
Douglas
Palmes
Fats” Sanders
Frenklin
Ae Becktold
Lions
Harry
Echols
Trinity
Baylor
Ump
Kitty Rathkart
Birthday Buffet Honoring A. W. Klement Jr
A buffet dinner was held in Hearne to celebrate the twelfth birthday of A W Klement Jr hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs A W Klement. Close friends included Robert and Lynn Smith Jimmie George Chatmas Henry Dorrlee Claud Heny Billy Peyton Arthur Collins Rupert Hamilton C J Allen and Klement. The event featured games after the meal served by Mrs Klement.
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CE Wilkerson
Hearne
Jef Wallace Reid Wilkerson
Wallace
Herman Wilkerson
J. C. Wilkerson
George Chatmas Hearne
George Chatmas
Chatmas
Penelope
Dorothy
A. W. Klement, JR
A. W. Klement
East Hearne
Robert and
Lynn Smith
Jimmie George Chatmas
Henry Dorrlee
Claud Heny
Billy Peyton
Arthur Collins
Rupert Hamilton
C. J. Allen
Klement
Sunday School Party At W A Howard Home
Mrs W A Howard entertained her Sunday School class at her home in Tlearnfe on November 12 with games contests and a sleepover for the young ladies The guests included Lillian Cullum Mary Dell Wood Frances Martin Frances Blackstone Jane Self Florence Franklin Ida Ola Greenwood Ariel McKennie Martha McKennie Nella June Hamilton Demetri Palmos Volney Stubbs Westley Perkins Hubert Lloyd William Douglas Joe Ray Wood Homer Woods and Dan Perkins Cake and hot beer were served to the attendees.
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Ida Ola Greenwood
Ariel
Martha McKennie
Nella June Hamilton
Demetri Palmos
Volney Stubbs
Westley Perkins
Hubert Lloyd
William Douglas
Joe Ray Wood
Homer Woods
Dan Perkins
Billy Louise Vick Birthday Party Held in Hearne
Mr and Mrs W Vick celebrated their daughter Billy Louise s eleventh birthday with a Monday evening party in Hearne. Nineteen schoolmates attended and enjoyed games a pink and green embossed cake hot chocolate sandwiches and candies. Guests included Clara Beth Hughes Evelyn Gray Alice Harrington Natalie Shive Grace Mitchell Ruth Hudson Sara Mo Thomas Geraldine Standfield Evelyn Melton Mary Pauline Waltman Calvin Louis Smith Wayne McKay Robert Lynn Smith Billie Peyton Henry Dorrell Robert Hamilton Buddie Boswell and C. J. Alten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Natalie Shive
Grace Mitchell
Ruth Hudson
Sara Mo. Thomas
Geraldine Standfield
Evelyn Melton
Mary Pauline Waltman
Calvin Louis Smith
Wayne McKay
Robert and Lynn Smith
Billie Peyton
Henry Dorrell
Robert Hamilton
Buddie Boswell
C. J. Alten
Hearne Families Return From Visits in Houston
Hearne residents report visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs John Cornelson and Mr and Mrs Lee Hanna and Mr and Mrs Philp Hanna returned to Houston after visiting Mrs Mary Hanna. Mr Luther Star and son Luter Jr were guests. Star, formerly an agriculture teacher here, now works at Cooks Point.
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Hearne
John Cornelson
Lee Hanna
Philp Hanna
Houston
Mary Hanna
Luther Star
Luter, Jr
Star
Cooks Point
Heartfield Hosts 42 Party Evening Guests Named
E H Heartfield's Hempstead home hosted a lively 42 party with friends and guests including Rev T Walter Moore, K G Opts, George Palmos, E L Williams, F G Blake, A B Cherry, and Roy Henry. Hot chocolate and cake followed games.
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K. G Opts
Rev. T. Walter Moore
George Palmos
E. L. Williams
F. G. Blake
A. B. Cherry
Roy Henry
Bryan Corsicana District 12 game moved to Friday
The District 12 schedule forces the Bryan Corsicana game to be replayed this Friday at 2 30 in Corsicana after a Sept 27 tie. Bryan cancels Friday’s Bellville match and may face Bellville again on Tuesday Nov 26 if Bellville agrees. Corsicana could share the title if Temple falters and Corsicana wins remaining games.
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Bryan Broncos
S. M. Brown
Ll. W. Hartsfield
Hillsboro
Bryan-Corsicana
Bryan
Bellville
Corsicana
Temple
Broncos
Tigers
Bronc
Restock Plan Targets East Texas Deerl and Turkey
Brazos county joins six county area to be stocked with 100 deer and 300 wild turkeys by the Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission. Leon county will be the hub with 200000 acres and landowner support. plan aims to spread game as numbers rise.
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Sharp
Cavitt
Madisonvile
Centerville
Texas
Brazos County
East Texas
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
T. W. Sharp
Commission
Bryan
Brazos
Leon
Madison
Houston
Anderson
Robertson
Leon County
Sam Cavitt
Notable Doctors Named in Local Symposium
Dr. S. J. Alexander, Dr. H. W. Cummings, W. D. Blackstone, and F. W. C. Karney are listed among participants in a forthcoming medical symposium. Details on venue and date were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Alexander
Dr. H. W. Cummings
W. D. Blackstone
F. W. C. Karney
Hearne Visitors Include Brashears and Wilsons
Nov 9 Hearne Texas residents Mrs. T F Brashear Miss Ann Brashear and Thomas Brashear from Austin visited Friday. Jack B Wilson from Huntsville stayed with his father J H Wilson Sr. John Mooney of College Station Bankhead office joined his parents J E Moon ey and Mrs Moon ey for the day.
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Hearne Polk Hearne
T. F. Brashear
Ann Brashear
Thomas Brashear
Austin
Hearne
Jack B. Wilson
Huntsville
J. H. Wilson, Sr
John Mooney
Bankhead
College Station
J. E. Mooney
Hearne Receives PWA Grant Installment for Water Project
Mayor W. H. Ely announced Hearne has received a Public Works Administration check for 4744.67, half of a 29000 grant for the elevated water tank and a new deep water well.
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Hearne
W. H. Ely
Public Works Administration
PWA
Expression and music recital set for November 12 in Hearne
Miss Elizabeth Delaney and Euell Porter announce a public recital by their pupils at the high school auditorium on November 12. Admission is free and the event is open to all.
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Hearne
Elizabeth Delaney
Euell Porter
Baptists Hear Call to Boost Student Religious Programs
Rev. R L Brown urged Texas Baptists to support school religious work at the Houston convention. He noted 20,000 Baptist students in Texas with only 5,000 in Baptist colleges, stressing vigilance over school teachings and the Student Union movement spanning 17 states with growing conferences and large youth gatherings.
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Baptists of Texas
Houston
R. L. Brown
College Station
A. & M. College
Baptist Convention
Brown
Baptist Student Union Movement
Texas
Convention
South
Brownwood
Memphis
Ridgecrest
N. C
America
USDA Officials Hold Conference at Texas A M College
Extension Service heads and Department of Agriculture officials convene Monday at Texas A M College to discuss the wheat situation soil conservation and syrup production in Texas George E Farrell head wheat section AAA directs talks with H H Williamson L P Merrill and C F Walton Jr among others Merrill attends on soil erosion control Walton advises on syrup production in the state
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Texas
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Texas A. & M. College
George E. Farrell
AAA
H. H. Williamson
L. P. Merrill
Lyndale
C. F. Walton, Jr
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Bryan Pastor Honored by Texas Baptist Convention
Dr. W. H. Andrews, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Bryan, was named to the executive board of the Baptist General Convention of Texas as the convention closed its annual session in Houston Friday.
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Bryan
W. H. Andrews
First Baptist Church
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Houston
Allen Rams Prep For A I Freshmen Tilt Thursday
Allen Academy Ramblers coach Jake Wilson pushes a fast pace as they prep for a Thursday night clash with Texas College of Arts and Industries freshmen from Kingsville at Forest Field. The game is a key Brazos county event and follows recent tough tests including a 25 0 win over Conroe CCC.
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Jake Wilson
Bus” Reynolds
Allen Academy Ramblers
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Forrest Field
Ramblers
Brazos County
Allen
Rambler-Aggie Fish
Wilson
Lon Morris
Bryan
A. and I
Texas Aggie
Baylor
Little Hurricanes
Galveston
Bill Couser
Texas Aevies
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Conree CCC
Carlyle
Hutson
Spiller
Gary
Ingram
Ennis Canady
Patranella
A. and I. Fresh
Sam Houston Teachers College
Huntsville
Legend of the Blue Bonnet entertains Bryan College Station crowd
The Travis PTA presented The Legend of the Blue Bonnet at Stephen F. Austin High School drawing a large audience. Receipts reached 131.50 with profits to be determined. The cast ranged from children to local leaders, with music, dances, and Indian lore celebrating the tale and the blue bonnet flower.
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Travis Parent-Teacher Association
Stephen F. Austin High School
D. L. Wilson
P.T. A
Texas
Bryan
College Station
S. M. Hunter
Roy Danforth
Ruth Rucker
Mary Elizabeth Duffy
Doc Mize
Kadets
Community play features vocalists in Indian costumes finale
An evening of entertainment showcased accompaniment throughout the play. The chorus closes with the Texas Blue Bonnet Song, sung by the entire chorus, supported by a legend against a green backdrop and a colorful Indian costume ensemble.
Farm Machinery Loaned By Makers To A&M College
Receipt of a car load of farm machinery from the John Deere Plow Company Dallas valued at 5500 for educational use has been announced by F R Jones acting head of the department of agricultural engineering of Texas A and M College. The new machinery includes 8 tractors with attachments and other late models of power farming equipment. The John Deere Plow Company has five A and M graduates in its employ. Other implement companies co operating include International Harvester Chicago Oliver Equipment South Bend J I Case Racine Kelly Plow Longview B F Avery and Sons Louisville. The agricultural engineering department this year has 108 students in the four year course. This is on a par with similar enrollment elsewhere.
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International Harvester Company
Chicago
Oliver Equipment Company
South Bend
Ind
J. I. Case Company
Racine
Wis
Kelly Plow Company
Longview
B. F. Avery and Sons Company
Louisville
Jones
Aggie Basketball Preparations Underway at Texas A&M
Texas A and M opens cage work under coach Hub McQuillan with 18 of 24 candidates practicing three nights a week. Returning lettermen include captain Monte Carmichael Lamkin Taylor Wilkins Max Tohline with key squad members Ed Lee Clyde Jones Norris Johnson and John Black. Leading recruits include Jimmy Clark Harris Lindsey Morrow Schroeder and Landrum, all multi-sport athletes.
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College Station
Texas Aggies
H. R
Hub) McQuillan
Stetson University
Fla
Monte Carmichael
Lamkin
Taylor Wilkins
Max Tohline
Fort Worth
Wilkins
Ed Lee
Houston
Clyde Jones
Huntington
Norris Johnson
Bryan
John
Squire) Black
Jimmy Clark
Liberty
Jimmy Harris
Mineola
Martin Lindsey
Dallas
Johnny Morrow
Wortham
Bruno Schroeder
Lockhart
Glenn Landrum
Beaumont
Illness Fatal for Mother of Mrs. R J Dunn
Mrs Mary Alice Howard aged 62 mother of Mrs R J Dunn of College Station died Friday at 11 15 a m after a long illness. She lived in Douglas Arizona but had visited her daughter since January and had been a patient at Scott White Temple. Her body was shipped to Douglas and services were held there Monday at Porter and Ames chapel. She is survived by one daughter.
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Mary Alice Howard
R. J. Dunn
College Station
Dunn
Howard
Douglas
Ariz
Scott-White Sanitarium
Temple
Porter and Ames
A P Man Promoted from Bryan to Huntsville Store
Joe Burns, longtime employee at the A and P grocery in Bryan under Manager John H. White Jr., has been transferred to Huntsville to run the store there. He has departed with the good wishes of many friends.
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Joe Burns
Bryan
John H. White Jr
Huntsville
Benjamin Franklin, Early American Good Will Ambassador
A portrait of Benjamin Franklin at seventy as America’s first goodwill envoy to France highlights his multifaceted legacy. From printer’s devil in Boston to signer of all four key founding documents, his scientific and political contributions shaped the nation. A Boston memorial and a Philadelphia burial site commemorate his enduring memory.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
America
Franklin
Boston
Richard
Fathers of
Our Republic
England
Philadelphia
Christmas Seals for Tuberculosis Control Program
The 29th annual Christmas Seal Sale begins on Thanksgiving Day led by the Brazos County Health Board. Proceeds split as sixty percent for local preventive work, thirty five percent for state educational efforts, and five percent for national tuberculosis work. The seals now bear the Tuberculosis Christmas Seal emblem, no longer a Red Cross seal, reflecting a post 1920 partnership shift with the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
United States
Brazos County
Dies May Enter Race for Sheppard's Seat
Dallas November 12 Congressmen Martin Dies of Orange said he would decide by year’s end whether to enter the U S senate race against Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas. Dies, addressing the Young Democratic club, attacked Sheppard on prohibition and praised Senator George W Norris of Nebraska for retiring.
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Dallas
Martin Dies
Orange
United States Senate
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Dies
Young Democratic Club
Sheppard
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Rice Millers Challenge AAA Tax in Supreme Court
Eight southern rice millers argued the amended AAA is unconstitutional and sought injunctions in Washington to stop processing tax collections on rice. The filing on Monday targets the tax scheme and aims to halt enforcement while legal challenges proceed.
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AAA
Washington
Supreme Court
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Norman L. McCarver
Franklin Lie
Junior Music Lovers Club
ARLIN
Arne
Junior _Lovers Club
Penelope Chatmas
J. G. Philen
Ewell Porter
Ponsors
Porter
Ruth Wecer
R. W. Marshall
W. A. McNeel
W. A. Wilkerson
W. A. Howard Home
Billy Louise Vick
Heartfield
E. H. Heartfield
Mr. Heartfield
Bible
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Kansas
USDA
A-M College
Blue Bonnet
A&m College
Aggie Basketeers
R.J. Dunn
Eagie
Richard 8. Creenough
Memorial Extension Commission
Eagle Printing Co
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