Sam Houston Home in Texas Becomes Memorial Park
Huntsville plans to turn Sam Houston Park into a memorial park adjoining the Sam Houston State Teachers College. The 15 acre site preserves Houston's home, law office, and kitchen with landscape work to enhance the grounds and a May dedication tied to the college's fiftieth anniversary.
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Washington
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Sam Houston Park
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W. S. Gibbs
Lethc
William Jennings Bryan
Oakwood Cemetery
Huntsvile
Bryan
Memorial Hall
Sam Houston State College
Board of
Regents
H. F. Estill
J. L Clark
H. R. Brentzel
Jack L. Gubbels
H. L. Dunham
Landscape Architects
Enga
Memorial Park
Bush
T. W. House of
Edward M. House
House
S. Smedes
Smedes
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Sam Houston Spring
A. T
Will Randolph
Old Place
Baylor to Build Theodore Presser Music Hall
Baylor College in Belton announces a $100000 Conservatory of Fine Arts expansion funded by a $50000 gift from friends and a matching Presser Foundation grant. The new Theodore Presser Music Hall will house 20 studios and 58 practice rooms with capacity for 450 in the main auditorium, as construction aims for a February 1 contract date and a Christmas fundraising finish.
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Belton
Theodore Presser
Philadelphia
Baylor College
Texas
South
J. C. Hardy
Presser Foundation
Friends of the College
Conservatory of Fine Arts
Presser
John L. Haynie
Hardy
Baylor College Conservatory
Baylor
Conservatory
Walter Gilewicz
R. H. Hunt
Baylor Colege
Posted Notice in Brazos County Lands
Notice states all lands in Brazos County are posted as required by law and warns trespassers will be prosecuted.
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Brazos County
Plant Tulips in Sun or Shade Choices for optimum bloom
Tulips perform well in sun or shade with late varieties thriving in shade where colors stay brighter and last longer. Varieties such as Faust William Pitt Clara Butt Flamingo John Ruskin Faerie Queen and Fawn offer diverse tones. planting can occur as late as Thanksgiving with well drained raised beds to prevent rot.
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Faust
William Pitt
Clara Butt
Flamingo
John Ruskin
Faerie Queen
Velvet King
Wellborn Woman Receives Degree of Eastern Star
Mrs. J. R. Wright presided at a Bryan Chapter East ern Star meeting where Mrs. Sam Royder of Wellborn was initiated into the orders degrees. A large turnout enjoyed colorful floral decorations and a reception with green and white brick cream and angel food squares.
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J. R. Wright
Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Sam Royder
Wellborn
Domiciled Here Prof C E Parker and Bride for Winter
Prof. C E Parker and his bride, married August 30 in Kansas City, reside with Mrs. R M Wilson on South College Avenue for the winter. Parker teaches vocational education at Bryan high school.
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C. E. Parker
Kansas City
R. M. Wilson
South College Avenue
Parker
Bryan High School
Bryan First Baptist names H. P. Black educational director
H. P. Black of Cameron was unanimously elected educational director for the First Baptist church of Bryan at a Wednesday evening meeting after the mid week prayer service. The church hopes he will accept the call and begin duties soon with his wife and two sons moving to Bryan if they agree to make the city their home.
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United States
Texas
Houston
Margaret
William L. Leach
Leach
Democratic Party
Huntsville
Presbyterian
Brazos
National Capital
J. Carroll Smith
W. H. Smith
Jin
W. H
H. P. Black
Cameron
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
Black
First Baptist Church
Langford Hosts Tea for College Station PTA
Mrs. Earnest Langford entertained the College Station Parent-Teacher Association with a Friday afternoon tea from four to six at her home honoring the Consolidated school faculty. About 75 guests visited as Mrs. J. M. Jones welcomed attendees and Mrs. C. C. Hedges and Mrs. F. L. Thomas served tea.
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Earnest Langford
College Station
Parent- Teacher Association
Consolidated School
J. M. Jones
E. M. Walls
Mesdames Gaston
C. C. Doke
Carl Sprague
J. J. Lancaster
W. E. Leverkuhn
M. H. Byrom
F. L. Sloop
T. P. Johnson
J. J. Woolker
Otho Bell
Ethyl Walton
Louise Pipkin
C. C. Hedges
F. L. Thomas
J. A. Clutter
Frank Brown
M. K. Thornton
R. J. Dunn
Barron Leads in Speakership Race
A Texas house speakership poll shows 50 first choices for Rep. W. S. Barron of Bryan, 26 for Rep. W. R. Montgomery of Edinburg, with Montgomery and Barron earning several second choices. Cecil Story of Vernon appears as second and third choice with small support. Many new members have not indicated a preference. about half of the membership will vote.
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Austin
House
W. S. Barron
Bryan
W. R. Montgomery
Edinburg
Barron
Montgomery
Cecil Story
Vernon
Baylor Students Earning Expenses
Waco residents see Baylor students supporting their education with jobs across campus and town. Statistics from Business Manager George Belew show 25 percent of students work part or full time. Girls mainly clerk, bookkeeping, and housekeeping. boys wash dishes, deliver laundry, sell ads, milk cows, and preach. Grades for working students match those whose tuition is paid.
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WACO
Baylor University
Baylor
George Belew
Mr. Belew
Hoover to Speak in New York City October 13
Herbert Hoover will address Madison Square Garden in New York City on October 13, not October 17 as previously planned. The Associated Press reports the change in schedule.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York City
Madison Square Garden
White's Cream Vermifuge Promoted for Worms
An advertisement urges parents to use White's Cream Vermifuge when children show signs of worms such as teeth grinding appetite loss or stomach pains. The product costs 35 cents per bottle and is sold by Roman & Vick.
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Roman & Vick
Creath Brazos B Y P U Meets at Iola Sunday
The Creath-Brazos Baptist Association B Y P U held a quarterly session at Iola Baptist church drawing crowds from Bryan Navasota Anderson Montgomery and other towns. In the sword drill Intermediate B Y P U Catherine Sangster directed with Bryan First Baptist girls claiming first Lucile Vick Imogene Bunting Patti Mink left taking the top three spots.
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Baptist Church
Iola
Bry‘an
Navasota
Anderson
Montgomery
Katherine Sangster
Creath-Brazos Association
First Baptist Church of
The Effect of Religion on Believers Judging Faith
A reflection argues that the true measure of a religion lies in its impact on its followers. The quote emphasizes lived experience and moral consequence as the standard for evaluating belief systems.
Houston Sheriff Heads Officials
Sheriff T A Binford of Houston was elected president of the Texas and Ex-Sheriffs Association to succeed Sheriff Albert Hausser of Eagle Pass. South African workers are donning American overalls.
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Austin
T. A. Binford
Houston
The
Texas and Ex-Sheriffs Association
Albert Hausser
Eagle Pass
Would You Know One If You Saw It
Fragmentary text mentions recognition of a thing by sight and references tiny cuts fever and blood flow. No clear event, person, or organization emerges from the readable portion.
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Roman & Vick
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