Hearne P T A notes and local school events
Mrs E Y and Mrs R L Moss attended the Robertson County Council meeting in Frankston as Hearne P T A representatives. Talks on service were given by district leaders, with student performances at the high school program. Amateur tests at Hearne High School slated for December 6 include pre school grammar and high school divisions with cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CARNE
E. Y
R. L. Moss
Hearne Parent-Teachers Association
Robertson County Council
Frank
Des W. T. Corby
Calvert
John Maxwell
Waco
P.T. A
William Parr
T. G. Gutty
Franklin
Corby
T. Corbe
Presi- Pruett of
Frank Und
Myre
Hans Myageree
Shearne
Jane LaGrone
Maurine Melton
Mie Hetzler
Sarah Cotropia
Is Alexander
Nella June Ham
Margaret Martin
Frances Pres
Eagles Face Franklin In Rematch For District 29B Crown
Hearne Eaglesv Franklin High Lions clash on Wood Field Thursday after a 6-6 Calvert tie that the district committee ruled decided by a 20 yard line penetration rule. Franklin, undefeated in conference play, seeks to clinch the title while Hearne aims to defend their district lead with Summersin and Bull Allen expected to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear
Hearne Eagles
Franklin High Lions
Wood Field
Eagles
Lions
Calvert
Bales
Franklin
Madisonville Mustangs
Woodfield
Hearne
Cochran
Gerald Summerlin
Summerlin
Eagle
Allen
Dallas visitors and Taylor guests span week social round
Chatmas and B. W. Harper visited Dallas Monday and today. Mrs. R. M. McCarver and Miss Mavis McCarver stay in Taylor this week with Mr. and Mrs. FE Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. E P Brennan. Mr. R L Neeley’s 74th birthday dinner honors him with family present. RE Huebner PW A inspector from San Antonio visited Municipal plant Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatmas
B. W. Harper
Dallas
R. M. McCarver
Mavis McCarver
Taylor
FE. T. Robbins
E. P. Brennan
Mes. A. M. Neeley
St. Louis
R. L. Neeley
RE. A. Huebner
Pw.a
San Antonio
Golf Tournament Matches In Three Flights At Bryan Club
The Bryan Country Club hosts a three flight match play event. Players qualifying and their first match drawings include Allister Waldrop 87 versus Jess Shelton 83 and J Jones 81 against L L Fouraken among first flight ties. Second flight features S s i Davis 100 vs A AL Dar nell 95 and Major C R Miller 92 versus S P Spahr 100 against Walter Holden 92. Third flight lists George Long and John Caul field. J McLory 101 vs W A Duncan 109. R B Jones 100 vs W Hughes 108. Mrs W C Washington 112 and Walter Holden. Mrs C R Miller 112 drew a bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Country Club
Allister Waldrop
Jess Shelton
J. Jones
L. L. Fouraken
R. L. Hunt
O. C. Copeland
G. Barnes
M. Beneke
Ss. i Davis
A. AL. Darnell
C. R. Miller
S. P. Spahr
Walter Holden
R. L. Warner
Joe Sosolik
S. C. Hoyle
J. Buchanan
George Long
John Caulfield
J. McLory
W. A. Duncan
R. B. Jones
W. Hughes
W. C. Washington
Druggists’ Whiskey Sales Ruled Unlawful in Texas
Austin nov nineteen attorney general william mccraw ruled prescription whiskey sales illegal countywide in texas. He said drug stores cannot sell liquor without a state liquor control board permit and urged d a officers to hold dean law cases until a criminal appeals opinion. Leon Moses to assist the liquor control board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
William McCraw
Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
McCraw
State Liquor Control Board
Court of Criminal Appeals
Leon Moses
McKinney
Liquor Control Board
New Members Initiated Into Home Ec Club
The Stephen F. Austin High School Home Economics club initiated new members during the regular activity period. President Johnnie Wiley explained the Betty Lamp emblem while six old members described its meaning and the group discussed activities that stimulate growth. Initiates brought cooking utensils milk bottles and sewing kits. Next meeting is November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bernice Kraft
Johnnie Wiley
Mary Alice Plumb
Mavane Warriner
Helen McDonald
Anita Hensarling
Kirby McKenzie
Rosemary Knoble
Francess Darnell
Miss Wiley
Dinner for Methodist Board of Stewards in Hearne
Rev and Mrs T Walter Moore hosted the Methodist Board of Stewards at dinner with a yellow and orchid crysanthemum table. Attendees included Dr H W Cummings Dr S J Alexander Dr W K Waltman John Waltman and many others as they opened the year’s meetings and discussed church duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Orts
W. C. Karney
W. FE. Astin
R.M. Hix
BE. H. Heartfield
L. J. Starr
Cook's Point
Regan
N. H. Melbert
Martin
J. J. Starr
E. H. Heertfield
Moore
Wecollum
4Athodist Society
America
Methodist Missionry Society
E. Y. Ely
John Dorrell
O. H. McCollum
Jackie Silverman
Emmett Ely
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Marion Arnold wed Miss Dorothy Page Felipe Picazo to Miss Mary Antonio Alvin Jefferson married Addie Clark Clarence Jenkins Jr. tied with Willie V Armstrong Floyd Mathis and Miss Florence Lewis set for marriage in the week’s public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Arnold
Dorothy Page
Felipe Picazo
Mary Antonio
Alvin Jefferson
Addie Clark
Clarence Jenkins, Jr
Willie V. Armstrong
Floyd Mathis
Florence Lewis
Local trip to Houston for Aggie Rice game and visit
W. A. Middleton, John W. Black Jr., and Miss Billie McLarty attended the Aggie Rice football game in Houston Saturday and returned Sunday evening. Mrs. B. T. Poole visited her sister Mrs. H. G. Seibel during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Middleton
John W. Black, Jr
Billie McLarty
B. T. Poole
Houston
Poole
H. G. Seibel
Eagle Printing Company Ad Seeks Clean Cotton Rags
An advertisement from Eagle Printing Company seeks suppliers of clean cotton rags for reuse in printing operations. The notice asks that rags be in good condition and free of hazardous materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Bryan Visitors From Many Places Fill Weekend
Local society notes list Mrs. Fred L. Sloop and others traveling to Houston and San Antonio for meetings and curriculum work. The item also tracks relatives visiting Bryan from Houston Dallas Amarillo Navasota and Madisonville with updates on illnesses travels and social calls.
Bryan approves WPA water main project and bonds
Bryan city commissioners meet in adjourned session and approve a WPA water main improvement costing 17 400 dollars with 9600 city and 7800 WPA shares. The plan adds 2800 feet of 8 inch pipe and 8400 feet of 6 inch pipe plus other service lines, borrows 9000 dollars via warrants, and details labor, materials, and insurance credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
25Th Street
Tabor Avenue
R. G. Williams
WPA
Palestine
Ursuline Avenue
State Health Department
San Antonio
Williams
E. P. Moseley
26Th Street
College Avenue
Highway No. 6
H. Z. T. Wilson
West 33Rd Street
Bible Class Banquet Set To Honor Dr Gunter
The Business Men's Bible Class has set Thursday December 5 for its annual class banquet to honor Dr P G Gunter starting his seventh year as Bible Teacher. A guest speaker is planned with an arranged program. The event will take place in the church basement with E E Yeager in charge of the menu and N A Stewart heading the ticket committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P G. Gunter
E. E. Yeager
N. A. Stewart
Ellingson named Texas prison manager after Nelson
O. B. J. Ellingson, 51, assistant manager of the Texas prison system under Lee Simmons, was elected manager to succeed the late Dave Nelson who died of pneumonia after 16 days in the post. Ellingson, a Kansas native living in Huntsville, has led the prisons since Nelson’s death and previously served three years as Simmons’s assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
J. Ellingson
Texas
Lee Simmons
Dave Nelson
Nelson
Simmons
Ellingson
Kansas
Huntsville
University of Texas
Bilingson
Sherman
Leavenworth
Kas
Cuero Senior Elected Head of A M Press Club
Charles R. Carney of Cuero, a senior in agricultural administration, is elected president of the Texas A and M College student Press Club after a banquet. Irving White of Amarillo becomes vice president and G H Huffhines of Richardson serves as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Charles R. Carney
Cuero
Texas A. and
M. College
Carney
Longhorn
Irving White
Amarillo
G. H. Huffhines
Richardson
White
Girl Orchestra to Perform in Bryan Guion Hall Friday
Ina Ray Hutton and her Melo dears with the Frazee Sisters, an all girl group, will play at Guion Hall as part of the Bryan and College Entertainment Series. The Little Theatre of Houston show was postponed to January. The group appeared in The Big Broadcast of 1936 and has Chicago Chez Paree and New York Palais Royale credits. After the concert they headline a 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. dance in Sbisa Mess Hall annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Ray Hutton
Frazee Sisters
Guion Hall
Little Theatre of
Houston
Miss Hutton
Bryan
Chicago
Palais Royale
New York
Paramount
Yacht Club Boys
Sbisa
Mess Hall
Charles Coleman
Allred Reappoints Teer as State Board Chair
Gov James V Allred re appoints Claude D Teer formerly of Williamson county to a six year term as chairman of the Texas state board of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
James V. Allred
Claude D. Teer
Williamson County
State Board of Control
Liquor Control Board Selects Administrator in Texas Meet
The Texas Liquor Control Board, empowered to license and cancel permits, met in Austin Monday to choose administrator C. R. Miller. The board plans strong enforcement against unlicensed liquor sale and will assist prosecutions, with permit revocation a key weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Control Board
Austin
Texas
State Liquor Control Board
Allred
D. D. Benson
Bowie
D. J. Decherd
Flatonia
J. W. Williams
Port Arthur
C. R. Miller
Benson’s
Decherd
Williams
Hopkins Fends Off WPA Critics at Mayors Conference
In Washington on November 19 Harry Hopkins accused critics of wilful maliciousness while Boston Mayor Frederick Mansfield charged diversion of works funds from intended use. Mansfield said funds supported material purchases rather than job creation. Hopkins defended all projects and Perkins urged state and federal cooperation to launch the social security program broadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Frederick Mansfield
Boston
United States Conference of Mayors
Hopkins
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Houston Chosen For Annual Meet Of Newspapermen
James R. Record of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram was reelected president of the Texas Association of Managing Editors of Associated Press Newspapers at the two day meeting in Dallas. Allen Merriam of the Dallas Times Herald was reelected secretary. Houston was chosen as the 1936 meeting place to be held next November. A resolution favoring voting machines in every Texas county was adopted. The session focused on technical aspects of turning out a newspaper and improving AP collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Sloop
Houston
Sloop
San Antonio
Texas State Teachers Association
W. R. Allen
F. T. Cole
Fannie Davis
R. B. Welch
H. T. Howell
Bryan
Warren Clayton
Claude Edge
Georgetown
Ella Edge
Eugene
Paul
Victor
Victor Edge
Ross Dean
J. Linton Robertson
Erwin Smith
Nevill Ross
Dallas
T. K. Lawrence
George M. Brandon
Ross
Sul Ross
A. & M. College
Edgar Covey
Walton
College Road
T. T. Walton
St. Louis
Southern Medical Association
Lloyd Roberson
Amarillo
Henry Ross
Jake Busher
East 27Th Street
Newton Mitchell
Arlington
College Station
H. H. Young
Chester Higgs
Allan Kraft
Patricia Higgs
J. Frank Willis
Jenkins Drug Store
Willis
Ruth
E. G. Jenkins
R. H. Seale
Beaumont
W. W. Leach
Pauline Seale
Charles H. Dill
Chevrolet Motor Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
S. M. Brown
Austin
Brown
T. C. U.-Texas
Lamar Williams
Mason County
R. B. Ehlinger
New Orleans
Jill Ehlinger
Marquez Ehlinger
G. O. Buehaults
Madisonville
Jno. M. Moore
Tabor
Carl Cochran
Marlin
Willie Sebesta
Cochran
Seldon Ellis
M. L. Hayes
Shreveport
Hayes
Edwin
James R. Record
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas Association of Managing Editors
Associated Press
Allen Merriam
Dallas Times- Herald
Texas
Bryan tourist party returns from Yucatan
W. J. Coulter Mrs Coulter Hoppess and Mrs Ted Ryan of Rockdale return Friday night from a steamer trip from New Orleans to Yucatan. They visited Maya ruins about 100 miles inland from Merida and found them the most interesting relic of an ancient civilization seen. The party stayed in a lodge built by the Yucatan government for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter
Yucatan
Bank Assets and Liabilities Listed in Public Notice
Official statement from State Bank and Trust Co of Bryan Texas shows assets totaling 196 121 71 with loans and discounts 68 871 53 secured by real estate 7 500 00 and cash 4 345 47. reserves and securities include U S obligations and state warrants. published in Bryan Daily Eagle November 20 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
State of Texas
Bryan Daily Eagle
Savings Department
Bank Liabilities and Capital Reported for 1935
A Brazos County Texas bank publishes its balance sheet showing capital stock of 50 000 surplus 5 000 undivided profits 683 21 deposits subject to check 91 082 72 time deposits 23 848 02 cashiers checks outstanding 256 80 other liabilities 6 no s 196 102 71 savings deposits 15 053 34 236 00 grand total 211 411 05 sworn by R W Howell president and J H Todd cashier with notary C A Hall on November 20 1935.
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Hearne News
Brady
Barne
R. M. Vy
Reba June
Mesdames Pat Lous
Mrs. Brady
H. .H. Wallace
I Brady
Harve Spiller
Agr Brady
Mary Catherine Spiller
Martha Jo Melton
Billy John Wallace
Jane
Sonny Mathews
John Brady
Beverly é@4n Mathews
Bobby Jean Dy
Etery Association
NSORS
TEA Grammar School
Iearne
Cemetery Association
Fay Pauline Nunal
Mary Lou Reading
Martha Lawson
Janice Boguszkielo
Billy Fly
Billie Barrow
Cla Ann McColand
Mable Hall
Bill Morris
Jemmna
Wanda Dyesene
Fay Pauline Ally
Evelyn Gray
Nixie Stephens
Elizabeth Dei
Alice Harrington
R. L. Green
Ry Hanna
W. A. Wilkerson
Rae
Arne Man Sufipils
John Carn
Main Street
Carmado
John Carmegelia
T. P. Griffin
Hi Druckhammer
Brenham
Bob Patton
E. P. Bartram
R. W. Marshall
Eugenia Steffan
Rev. Bartram
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Clifford Whitaker of
Iraan
Mr. Whitaker
Mrs
R. H. Whitaker
Abe Hensarling
John Gatling
McAllen
J. Felton Lane
EC Club
Hearne Folk Wearne
George
PWA
Detine Cage
Ellingson Prison
A-M
Mayors’ Conference
Cates
Union State Bank and Trust Co
U. S
Banking House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
County of Brazos
R. W. Howell
J. H. Todd
W. L. Williams
W. S. Howell
Ek. P. Humbert
A. D
C. A. Hall
Notary Public
Braxos County
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