Campaign Coin Sale Proceeds Reported in Robertson County
Mrs H J Alexander of Robertson County reports the sale of Roosevelt Garner half dollar coins totaling 100. The funds were sent to the National Democratic Finance campaign committee. Also notes precinct chairs aiding in the sale and local campaign events in Hearne Calvert and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
J Alexander
Woman’s Division
Democratic Party
Robertson County
Reagan McCrary
Calvert
Miller Bradberry
Pranklins
R. M. Duffey
National Democratic Finance Campaign Committee
Drunken driving charges after Texas crash in Hearne
Two white men were arrested for drunken driving after colliding with a parked car on Magnolia Street near the Cornforth home in Hearne. One suspect was released. the other was turned over to county officials for prosecution. A separate local report notes Rotary speaker County Attorney John R. Grace urging jury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club Hears CO
Grace Hearne
John R. Grace
Robertson County
Hearne Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Grace
J. W. Black
Bryan
Hearne Hi Eagles crush Madisonville 58 to 0 for sixth straight win
The Hearne High Eagles defeated Madisonville 58 to 0 for their third district victory. Hearne remains undefeated in six games this season and has outscored opponents 222 to 0. The fast start produced a quick touchdown.
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Hearne
Hearne High Eagles
Madisonville Mustangs
Eagles
Mustangs
Eagles Set for Normangee Clash at Homecoming
Hearne Eagles prepare for Friday’s game against Normangee Panthers in Normangee after a practice week. Only injury listed is Glenn Harris with a leg issue from the Madisonville match. TheHearne line, led by Brock and Summerlin, shows strong blocking and tackling as Sanders, English, and Blackstone anchor the unit.
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Eagles
Mustang
Lock Underwood
Demetre Palmos
Palmos
Eagle
Fleetwood
Hetzler
Hughes
Beasley
Fats Sanders
Heyser
Evans
Texas
Pyle
Trinity U
Hearne
Hearne Eagles
Normangee Panthers
Normangee
Madisonville
Glenn Harris
Brock and
Summerlin
Sanders
Engish
Billy Blackstone
Pistol Stubbs
Duke Beasley
Hearne Fire Posters Award Prizes for Pupils
Hearne city officials awarded cash prizes for grade school fire prevention posters. Jo Beth Carson won first prize earning 1.50 dollars, with Esther Marie Henry taking second and 1 dollar. In other notes, Evelyn Dunavant visited Hearne, and multiple residents traveled to Galveston Fort Worth San Saba Dallas and Houston for various visits and stays.
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Hearne
Jo Beth Carson
Esther Marie Henry
Three Are Killed In Traffic Crash Near Madisonville
Three young people from prominent local families died early Sunday when their car struck a parked truck two miles north of Leona on highway 75. Three others were injured, one gravely. Donald Clapp 22 Elisha Clapp 24 Cleon Elliott 24 Hattie Roark 24 were named among the dead. injured include James Young 24 Bonnie Gibson 19 and Frances Ferguson 17. The group was en route to a Centerville dance. Clapp was driving.
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Madisonville
Get
Donald Clapp
Mews
Elisha Clapp
Midway
Cleon Elliott
Mel W. Elliott
Hattie Roark
Cleveland
James Young
Bonnie Gibson
Joe Gibson
Madison County
Frances Ferguson
Leona
Centerville
Woman Known in Bryan Loses Mother Saturday
Mrs. R. W. Moreland spent last week in Shreveport Louisiana at the bedside of Mrs. Florence Williams mother of Mrs. M. H. Cullum whose many friends here will regret to know of her passing Saturday night Mrs. Moreland was accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Sanders who visited her cousin Mrs. Josie Wilcox during her stay in Shreveport
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Bryan
R. W. Moreland
Shreveport
Florence Williams
M. H. Cullum
J. MclIntosh
J. F. Criswell
Calvert
Criswell
A. & M. College
MelIntosh
Bess
Production Credit Association
J. Earl Porter
Dean Harris
Fred Childs
Caldwell
Frank Havel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Josephine Brawnsky
Ruth Thurmond
Baylor University
Baylor-Aggie
G. R. Branch
Frances Branch
Nita Branch
Teague
W. L. Sawyer
Mary
Sue
Taylor
Verna Stewart
Ottie Kelley
Harvey
J. M. Ferguson
W. A
Mary Lavender
Birdsong
Stillwater
Okla
EF. Hall
J. F. Lavender
Kurten
Opersteny
St. Joseph's Hospital
L. J. Bolmanski
Eugene Wade
Wellborn
Egg June Dashoff
Margaret Walker
Texas University
Mills P. Walker
Ann Brewer
Fort Worth
Austin
Frank ‘Jeale
Mabel Zimmerman
Washington
Reuben Berger
23Rd Street
Barron Addition
Charles H. Edge
Houston
Burt Winston
Winston
P. V. Ewing
R. B. Ewing
Chicago
C. L. Benson
Ewing
Robertson County
Texas
Florida
Jesse Jackson
Baconton
Jane Elliott
E. B. Elliott
Dallas
Jackson
Waco
H. B. Houston
G. C. Thompson
Madisonville
Earl Tatum
Freeport
I. E. Warren
W. A. Lawless
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Jess L. Bullard
San Antonio
K. W. Bullard
J. R. Bullard
Ione Bullard
Brazos Valley
Rawlins Colquitt
George M. Brandon
Texas Rice
Rawlins
F. Luckenbach
Angela
Minard
Louise H. Smith
R. L
Jack) Warner
Galveston
Claude Abner Searcy Miller
Bill Miller
Wilkeeson Memorial Clinic
C. A. Serey
Harold Dreyfus
Donald
Sherwood Bart
New Orleans
la Salle Hotel
Mr. Dreyfus
K. Wolens
Folks Mainly About Folks In Mondays Bryan Notes
J Webb Howell is in Houston on business. Several Caldwell and Bryan residents visit relatives, attend events, or relocate. hospital and clinic notes include Frank Havel and Miss Lucile Opersteny. New homes and local construction progress on east 34th street.
Wintry Week Temps and Rainfall Reported
The latter part of last week saw rainfall totaling 2.8 inches with temperatures peaking at 88 degrees on Monday and dipping to 49 degrees on Thursday and Friday. Daily highs and lows ranged from 88 to 49, with multiple days in the 60s and low 60s. Mr and Mrs R E Watkins of Houston visited their son Roy E Watkins at A and M College in Bryan.
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R. E. Watkins
Houston
Bryan
Roy E. Watkins
A. & M. College
Tucker to Speak Before Wildlife Meet at College
William J. Tucker executive secretary of the Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission will address the joint Natural History Society and College Wildlife Conference on October 28 at 7 30 p m in the Animal Industries Building campus. He will discuss conservation of wildlife as a land use problem in Texas and participate in an informal discussion afterward.
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Natural History Society
Texas Cooperative Wildlife Service
William J. Tucker
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Austin
College Wildlife Conference
Animal Husbandry
Animal Industries
Tucker
Texas
American Wildlife Federation
Washington, D. C
International Associaton
Democratic Appeal Urges Texas Support for Roosevelt Garner
Brazos county Democrats urge fast contributions to fund party work and anti Franklin D Roosevelt opposition. They praise Roosevelt and Garner, highlight Texas influence, and call voters to support Roosevelt Garner in the November 3 election. Signatories include W S Davis W S Barron F L Henderson W S Higgs.
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Texas
John N. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brazos County
Roosevelt
Garner
W.S. Davis
W.S. Barron
F. L. Henderson
W. S. Higgs
County Democratic Executive
Legion Auxiliary Member Drive Nears Conclusion on Nov 11
The American Legion Auxiliary Earl Graham Unit 159 led by Mrs. Charles Ramsey aims to reach 100 members by a November 11 close. Bryan unit has 81 paid members. Junior Auxiliary dues reduced to fifty cents. Junior members urged to join. parade attendees include Miss Anna Carolyn Falgeau, youngest member.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Graham
Charles Ramsey
Ann Benton
Bryan Auxiliary
Ramsey
Jack Johnson
Conroe Plans Oct 31 Street Dance for New Court House
Conroe will stage a large celebration ending with a street dance on October 31 to mark the opening of the new $350,000 courthouse and the downtown section of the $375,000 street paving program. John G. Lowrey and son John Jr of Cross were in Bryan today on a business trip.
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Conroe
John G. Lowrey
John, Jr
Cross
Bryan
Travis PTA Opens Year With Program and Plans
The Travis Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year in the school auditorium with strong mother representation. Miss Annie Dearing led a sixth grade playlet "Uncle Sam's Council" and Miss Wesa Weddington, Stephen F. Austin High principal, spoke on "A Principal Looks at Parents." The group voted to buy rhythm band equipment for 10, subscribe to the school library for 16.10, and consider purchasing a piano for the gym. They also addressed a price increase in film ratings shared by Travis Bowie and Consolidated schools and planned funding to cover it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
Annie Dearing
Sam
Wesa Weddington
Stephen F. Austin High School
Travis
Bowie
Consolidated
Farmers Market to Open November with Expanded Exhibits
The board announced the Farmers Market opens November 4 with a larger livestock exhibit and brighter free parking. Plans include selling club calves next spring to help boys earn good calf prices, a Dec 10 Livestock Pavilion dedication, and a Nov 12 club boys day at the Texas Centennial with railroads offering low rates. Directors urged attendance to boost county interest and support local beef cattle raising.
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Bryan
Cc. L. Beason
Benson
D. W. Williams
College
Tex
Moffett
Texas House
John S. Caldwell
Bryan Country Club
George A. Adams
T. D. Brooks
S. M. Brown
J. S. Caldwell
E. R. Canady
J. F. Casey
George G. Chance
J. H. Conway
J. M. Ferguson
J. Webb Howell
Jno
Lee J. Rountree
Daniel Russell
R. G. Williams
E. E. Yeager
Bedias Man Elected President of Creath-Brazos Board
W F Atkinson of Bedias was elected president of the Creath Brazos executive board at an organizing meeting in Navasota Friday morning for the coming year. J T Luper of Richardson named secretary. W H Andrew directed foreign speaking work and J T Luper led general committee duties. H C Hooter Finance. W B Breazeale chaired. Vietos Gonzales named missionary to Mexican people. Next workers conference set for North Zulch on Nov 18. Bryan delegates included W B Breazeale, W H Andrew, Victor Gonzales, and R L Brown of College Station.
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W. F. Atkinson
Bedias
Creath- Brazos
Navasota
J. T. Luper
Richardson
W. H. Andrew
H. C. Hooter
W. B. Breazeale
C. Hooter
Will Mail Checks To 88 000 Texans Total 1 500 000
Austin records show age assistance director Ville S Carpenter said 88 000 checks totaling 1.5 million dollars would be mailed to pensioners on November 1. Funds come from a legislative transfer of 510,000 from the permanent to the available pension fund and federal authorities expect matching money. December payments depend on further legislative action and potential 3 million deficiency warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ville S. Carpenter
Age Assistance
Carpenter
House of Representatives
Senate
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Hearne News
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Chamber of Commerce
C. H. McCollum
ST. Phillips Church
H. N.tinker
St. Phillip’s Episcopal Chuch
Tinker
Forward Movement
Diocese of Texas
Robertson
E. Ef.slagle
Marie Slagle
Mrs. C. B. Elliott
Shakespeare Club
Cameron
Hearne Shakespeare Club
W. C. Triggs
F. L. Wood
Planters & Merchants State Bank
Wood
Hearne Eyrie Staff
Eyrie
Hearne High School
H. Coffield
South
J. P. Ayers
Crosby
J. H. Ferney
Leonard Smith
Bremond
Lewis Guenzel
H. W. Wilkerson
Buddy Hetzler
Billy Fleetwood
Woodrow Hughes
Tommie Mooney
Whitfield
Shine Pack
Hearne Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist
Hearne Hi Eagles
Panthers
Evelyn Dunavant
L. E. Dunavant
W. A. Wilkerson
Frances Wilkerson
San Saba
W. W. Wilkerson
G. W. Sims
That City
Mrs. Sims
H. L. Weary
H. PD. Beaumont
Louise
Dallas and
C. G. Wood
Mrs. Albert. Rasch
Mrs. B. A. Milner
Peoples Column
Legion Auxiliary
P.T. A. Notes
Farmers’ Market
Bedias Man
Creath-Brazos
Fagle
Sam’s Drug
Ford Dealers
Tete
Trromsih
Bryan Motor
Ford Sales and Service
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