Hearne FFA to Booth at Houston Fair and Franklin Show
Hearne chapter of the Future Farmers of America plans a booth at the South Texas Fair in Houston on the 13th and at the Robertson county fair in Franklin on the 22nd. Thirty-something members seek Hand Degree, with J. B. Payne sponsoring the chapter and Arbett Massey heading committees.
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Hearne
Future Farmers of America
South Texas
Ich
Houston
Robertson County Fair
Franklin
Halcut Alford
Tony Venteciola
Fredra
Arbett Massey
J. B. Payne
Hearne Ffa
Thoma Gilliand
Jimmie Woodyard
Jalent Alford
Robbie Alford
Jamie Mooney
John Orts
Bur Massey
Billy Cunningham
Killip Alford
Douglas Blackmon
Kie.Dodson
Junior Jaremes English
Jack Parnell
Sam Irone
Tony DeStefano
Tony Enteciola
Carrol Taylor
Bill Nor
Herbert Anders
Edwardell
A. F. Timmons Jr
Joen Wilson
James Todd
David Thomson for Congress in Texas Sixth District
Republican nominee C David Thomson of Ellis County pledges to voters in Mason and across the district to uphold God and country and promote constitutional laws, farm aid, old age pensions, world trade, a balanced budget and clean government. He opposes secret trade agreements and dictatorial measures. The veteran of World War II is 42 years old and seeks November 3 election.
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David Thomson
Congress
6Th District
Texas
Texas Stock
Mason
C. David Thomson
Ellis County
Baptist Women Meet Hearne Circle Leaders Outline Study
Circles No 1 and 2 of the First Baptist Church Missionary Society held a Monday business session with Mrs W S Hoyt Jr presiding. H M Dotson was named Circle 1 chair and Mrs J G Ely Circle 2 chair. They will study Gods Plan by R C Camball with Mrs F B Burch and Mrs W L Oliver leading. Members urged to attend Robertson County Associational Meeting in Calvert on Wednesday October 14.
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Hearne
First Baptist Church Missionay Society
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
H. M. Dotson
J. G. Ely
R. C. Camball
F. B. Burch
W. L. Oliver
Robertson County
Calvert
Fire prevention talk at Hearne Rotary luncheon
Eugene Sanders of the State Fire Insurance Commission spoke on fire prevention at the Hearne Rotary Club luncheon. Guest attendees included H. D. Beaumont the local fire marshal and K. G. Orts the fire chief, with R. W. Marshall arranging the program.
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Hearne
Cemetery Association Plans Turkey Dinner
The Norwood Cemetery Association met at the city hall with Mrs. W. T. Hanna presiding in place of Mrs. R. L. Green who is undergoing treatment in Marlin. The secretary treasurer's report covered September finances. Hanna and Hall were named to the October Cemetery Inspection committee. The group discussed a turkey dinner planned for November 10 in a downtown building to benefit the association treasury.
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Cemetery Association
Hearne
Norwood Cemetery Association
City Hall
W. T. Hanna
R. L. Green
Marlin
O. G. Hudson
Hearne Eagles Set to Battle Iola Friday on Wood Field
Hearne High Eagles host Iola Friday night in Hearne on Wood Field for the second district game. The team, coming off a win over Calvert High Trojans, will be short five regulars due to injuries and illnesses but expects reserve players to fill gaps without weakening the lineup.
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Hearne
Hearne High Eagles
Iola High School
Wood Field
Eagles
Calvert High Trojans
Caldwell
Lock Underwood
Eagle
James English
Lockhart
Dan Perkins
Funeral Service Held Monday For Oscar J.J. Farrar
Funeral services were held Monday at 11 oclock for Oscar John Jefferson Farrar 75 who died Sunday afternoon at his home two miles north of Bryan after a brief illness. Rev L A Wilson of St Andrews Episcopal church officiated and interment was in Bryan city cemetery. He was born in Switzerland October 31 1861 and had lived in Bryan Brazos county twenty years. Survived by widow Dolly Farrar and three sons Jeff Jr John Everett and Henry Andrew. Pallbearers included F R Rogers John W Poindexter Pete Palasota Sr John OConnor R A Harrison and William Poindexter.
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Oscar John Jefferson Farrar
Highway No. 6
Bryan
L. A. Wilson
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
St. Andrew’s Lot
Bryan City
Saunders-McCullough Co
Farrar
Switzerland
Brazos County
Dolly Farrar
Jeff, Jr
John Everett
Henry Andrew
F. R. Rogers
John W. Poindexter
Pete Palasota, Sr
John O'Connor
R. A. Harrison
William Poindexter
New Head Continues to Lead in Genetics at College
Dr. Trotter, noted agronomy expert with a 1915 to 1936 career spanning Mississippi State and Missouri programs, joins Texas A and M College faculty as an extension agronomist. He holds degrees from Mississippi College, A. & M. College, and Wisconsin, with roles at Camp Travis, Fort Sam Houston, and federal crop programs. His hire aims to strengthen crops and soils education for upcoming generations.
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Humbert
Trotter
Brownsville
Tenn
Mississippi Colege
Hernando High School
Mississippi
Base Hospital
Camp Travis
Fort Sam Houston
Mississippi A. & M. College
Missouri College of Agriculture
Mississippi Agricultural Experiment Station
Delta Branch
Stoneville
Federal Agricultural Program
Missouri
AAA
AAA and
Soil Conservation Program Administration
Texas A. & M. College
East Texas Chamber Education Committee Sets Oct 21 Meeting
The Education committee of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday October 21 at 11 a m in the Aggieland Inn lobby in Waco. Mrs Lee J Rountree announces the gathering via W W Woodson chair. The committee is a new standing group formed from a Houston convention resolution.
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East Texas Chamber of Commerce
College
Lee J. Rountree
W. W. Woodson
Waco
Aggieland Inn
Etex
Rountree
Houston
Rucker Family Returns to Bryan for Permanent Residence
Mr and Mrs H W Rucker of Abilene have returned to Bryan to make their home and are living in Hanover Apartments at 3420 East 24th Street. He works for General Foods Corporation in Texas and was earlier sent to Abilene before being returned to Bryan permanently.
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H. W. Rucker
Abilene
Bryan
Hanover Apartments
East 24Th Street
Rucker
General Foods Corporation
Texas
Hulda Little
Frank Strong
Dallas
Jack Sandifer
West 27Th Street
Mrs. Little
Mrs. Strong
Lucy Parks
Houston
Miss Parks
Jess Smith
Lou Jane Smith
Teague
George Dayton
Ennis
Everett McIntosh
Beaumont
Mary Caldwell
Elizabeth Cline
Austin
W. B
Marlin
E. R. Canady
Louise Dyer
J. W. Dyer
Texas University
Edward Brandt
Dyer
Merrie Lilliam Parks
Mart
Lucia Naylor
N. F. Lockerd
Chilton
Ned Barnhill
Giddings
Pinkey Barnhill
Allen Academy
Henry Smith
Harvey
Beaty Barron
Steep Hollow
Bryan Chevrolet mechanic joins Central Texas Motor Company
H J Hoyak long employed in the mechanical department of a Bryan Chevrolet dealer has moved to the mechanical department of the Central Texas Motor Company in the same city.
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Central Texas
H. J. Hoyak
Chevrolet
Bryan
Central Texas Motor Company
Murder case continued in city court
Judge W C Davis moved the murder trial of James Byrd to February 25, 1937. The delay was caused by the absence of a key witness, and the motion was filed by attorney Lamar Bethea.
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W. C. Davis
James Byrd
Lamar Bethea
Many Bryan Visitors Head to Games and Fort Worth Expositions
The column lists numerous Bryan residents and acquaintances traveling to Waco to see Lon Morris play and others visiting Dallas Fort Worth area for Centennial expositions. It notes and mentions several returning travelers including Clifton Griffin Chester Jones and others while detailing small social and family visits in Bryan and nearby towns.
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Onnie Gustavus
San Antonio
Bryan
T. J. Rounsevell
LaGrange
Herbert Rounsevelt
A. & M. College
Lon Morris
Baylor Cubs
Waco
Elvin Moehlman
Clifton Griffin
Horace Jones
John Sidney Smith
Bob Cloud
Chester Jones
P. A. Tardy
Fort Worth
Wil
Dallas
George W. King
McFadden Compresses of
Texas
Pegan
J. Webb Howell
Tom Field
George M. Brandon
la Salle Hotel
City Cemetery Beautification is Board's Plan
The Bryan Cemetery Association executive board met at City Hall for the October session at 10 am. W F Gelber reported the finances while committees outlined weeklong tasks. Endowment payments were noted for the Braatz family lot and ongoing beautification plans were discussed with city workers acknowledged for recent improvements. Meeting adjourned at 11 am with plans to reconvene in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Astin
Bryan Cemetery Association
W. F. Gelber
Astin
G. M. Brandon
C. A. Searcy
R. E. Astin
J. E. Astin
Clara Brattz
Coronado Beach
Cal
Braatz
Bowie Parent-Teacher Association Holds Evening Meeting
The Bowie PTA led by Mrs. Walter N. Ezekiel met at 3:30 p.m. in the school auditorium with large attendance. C. M. Bethany, Bowie school principal, spoke on the organization and outlook, followed by Mrs. A. Searcy recounting the history of PTA work. Theodor Mahler sang two numbers with Mrs. Albert Goodman at the piano, then refreshments were served by the membership committee and junior helpers.
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Bowie
Parent-Teacher Association
Walter N. Ezekiel
Ezekiel
C. M. Bethany
Bowie School
Bryan
Bethany
A. Searcy
Theodor Mahler
Albert Goodman
C. B. Thompson
Clint Cloud
Will K. Gibbs
Corrine Campbell
Bettie Sears
Dell Griesser
Lucy Dell King
Blanche Dobyne
Nannie V. Smith
Peggy Vasbinder
Marriage Licenses Registered for Six Couples
Jose Rodriguez and Isabel Hernandez, John H. Sanders and Rachel Irene Jones, George Rea and Alta Barriere, Refugio Salgado and Josephine Bustos, W T Bad and Blanch L Autrey obtain marriage licenses in the period's public records.
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Jose Rodriguez
Isabel Ernandes
John H. Sanders
Rachel Irene Jones
George Rea
Alta Bearrie
Refugio Salgado
Josephine Bustoz
A W.T. Bad
Blanch L. Autrey
Students Elect Council Members at Stephen F. Austin High
The Stephen F. Austin high school student council and officers were elected per principal Miss Wesa Weddington. Members include eight home room reps junior and senior totals, with presidents named for each group and club leaders for Future Farmers and Future Home Makers.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
Wesa Weddington
Lillian Barron
Betty Jean Snyder
Bill Davis
Gloria Glyn Stephan
Ernest Hugghins
Lynn Haltom
Francis Fuchs
Alice Langford
George
Pete) Adams
Pete Tomlinson
Ed Bush
Barbara Barnard
Mary Alice Weddington
Marie Martinson
Webber Dewey
F. J. Vitopil
Ernest Bond
James Mendl
Margaret Cazell
Doris Conrad
Carolyn Glass
Lucille Gibson
Jo Ann Davis
Wanda Watson
Raymond Gregg
Lynette Idge
Charles Hart
J. D. Gossett
Travis Bryan
Marilyn Miller
Reuben Bond
Oats Survival Outlook From Texas Farmer Williamson
Madisonville reports W. W. Williamson of Bedias estimates oats have a 20 to 1 chance to survive winter. He recalls only three years of frost loss in 50 years, stresses oats for grazing and erosion control, and notes 74 acres will be planted in October as strip crops to protect soil and terraces.
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Madisonville
W. W. Williamson
Bedias
H. H. Williamson
Texas Extension Service
Williamson
Allen Chapel Pastor Found Dead in Auto
Rev. J. G. Gilford pastor of Allen Chapel A M E Methodist church was found dead in his automobile on Highway 21 west of Bryan. An inquest ruled natural causes with a heart attack likely the cause. He had been pastor since last November and is survived by his wife.
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J. G. Gilfora
Allen Chapel
A.M.E. Methodist Church
Highway 21
Bryan
R. B. Grant
Gilford
Rev. Gilford
Rooms for Rent Sign From Eagle Printing Co
A 9 by 14 inch rooms for rent sign is available at Eagle Printing Co for a low price. The notice invites property owners to obtain a durable rental sign from the local print shop.
Surveys of Lands In Conservation Plan Near Close
College Station Oct 14 Work measuring compliance with agricultural conservation plans is about one third complete since August. Aerial maps are used in 20 counties speeding accuracy. A farmer challenged the method but a survey showed his 155 acre farm. he had claimed 185 acres. Planning to finish by Oct 20 in Texas. Erosion in Waco area worsened after heavy rains, unlike lands with full Soil Conservation Service erosion control.
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College Station
So-and-So
Agricultural Conservation
Texas
Waco
Moore
Soil Conservation Service
Sodded Terrace Outlet Channels Stand Hi Waters
After an 8.01 inch rainfall near Waco, 11,448 feet of sodded terrace outlet channels protected with Bermuda sod remained undamaged by runoff. Frank Moore reports no repairs needed. mechanical channels may require maintenance due to water following cracks.
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Waco
Soil Conservation Service
Frank Moore
Bermuda
Moore
Community Leap Year Party Highlights Local Youth
The Kings Highway column recalls a leap year party held Thursday night by local youths. Numerous short visits are noted including Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Closs with Tom Closs of Edge, Miss Pearl Bush with Miss Georgia Lys, and Miss Jettie Nash visiting from Houston. Various family visits and travels are listed, with several residents attending or hosting relatives in nearby towns.
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E. T. Closs
Tom Closs
Edge
Albert Ray Scasta
Wheelock
Miss Pearl Bush
Georgia Lys
Lee Lys
Dallas
Lela Annie Cross
Opa Hardin
J. W. Wright
Navasota
Ila Denmond
L. V. Skubal
Paul Mikuloe
Charlie Novosad
Lena
Oscar
Temple
Angline Kopetsky
Albina Zikes
A. R. Seasta
John Milberger
Vince Skubal
J. L. Hundle
Midland
Jettie Nash
Houston
G. A. Nash
C. Elliott
Normangee
C. J. Drew
Garrett Funeral Attended by Family in Amarillo Event
Mrs. Alice Gray Garrett died Friday at Amarillo. Her son John Garrett of Baytown and daughter Mrs. George M. Moen of New York joined the funeral in Dallas before her death. Mrs. G. M. Brandon and her son George Brandon, longtime girlhood friends, attended the service after meeting the funeral party in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Brandon
George Brandon
Calvert
Alice Gray Garrett
Amarillo
Dallas
George M. Moen
New York
Garrett
John Garrett
Baytown
Brandon
Texans Return From Municipal League Convention
City Manager R. G. Williams and City Commissioner Forrest Jones returned Friday night from the League of Texas Municipalities annual convention at Tyler. Williams was elected first vice president of the League. They report a session with about 160 Texas cities represented.
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R. G. Williams
Forrest Jones
League of Texas Municipalities
Tyler
Williams
League
Texas
Eagle Printing Company Offers Quick Card Service
Calling cards may be secured quickly and at moderate cost from the Eagle Printing Company.
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Eagle Printing Company
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Hearnine News
Mra. Norman L. McCar
Houston Fair
Bridge Club
W. A. McNeel
Mr. and
J.C. Waltman
Jimmie Cade
J. W. Johnson
Will Lewis
Mrs. B . Beckham
Kelley Hereford
Vance
C. B. Elliott
Elliott
Hereford
R. E. Cornforth
Bob and
Mary Jo
Gene Pippin
Oesbeck
Penelope Chatmas
Margaret Martin
Aing
Young People of ‘Episcopal Church
Mary White
Iman
R. W. Marshall
EU Steffan
D. B. Carrington
R. A. Booth
Hamlin
Mrs
Ed Riddle
George Stohler
Baylor University
Laferia
Edinburg
Ben Stohler
Stohler
First Baptist Church
E. H. Heartfield
Galveston
Thomson
IOLA
Oscar J.J. Farrar
Etex CC
C. W. Luekens
H. E. Spitzenpfiel
Kurten
Luekens
Spitzenpfeil
Lutheran Church
Jim Edge
Albert Nedbalek
Ross Dean
Aggies
Owls
Rice Field
A. A. Dean
Dean
R. O. Allen
John Caufield
Caufield
G. G. Walker
J. L. Walker
D. M. Morris
R. L. Tabor
I. B. Harrison
Tabor
E. T. Jones
Z. T. Jones
C. N. Sheely
Z. L. Jones
A. M. Hartsfield
Reliance
D. D. Burkhalter
Wellborn
W. Kehlenbrink
Sam Knox
P.T. A. Notes
The
Eagle Printing Ca
Cash
First National Bank
Travis B. Bryan President
Ivan Langford
Emet
Kings Highway
Texas Municipal League
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