Debate Over Hound Types At Hearne Hunt Near Texas
A Texas debate segment centers on the pot-licker hound versus the Walker dog with local and federal judges named to argue each side. The event near Hearne is set during November with Edge Walker Hall and Judge Randolph Bryant leading opposing camps and many hunters planning to attend.
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Kentucky
Hearne
Mouns
David Crock
Alleg
Texas
Edge Walker Hall
Appel Court
Amarillo
Sharp
Randolph Brynt
Easternexas
J. C. Hutchison
Ouston
Lee Simmons
W. C. Davis
Robertson County
L. B. Hightower
United States
Udge Hightower
J. ©. Intchison, Sr
Davet
Randolph Bryt
Lincoln
Douglass
Phil Sanders
J. W. Elliott
J. R. Lister
Walker Hall
John Sharp
Will Thornton
Lee
Deason Returns as Rambler Standout for Fifth Season
Emory Butch Deason, longtime Allen Ramblers guard and captain in 1932, re joins the Ramblers for a fifth season after earlier stints at Bryan High School and Allen. A durable, tough lineman with a clean record, he remains a fan favorite and a top player in the section.
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Emory
Butch
Deason
T. JF
Wilson
Allen Academy Ramblers
Ramblers
Bryan High School
Allen
Academy
Rambler
Many Honest People Found by Bryan Man
Frank Conrad, operator of a College Avenue filling station, says there are honest people. He received a letter from Mrs. C. E. Kingsbury in Houston enclosing 15 cents for Dr Peppers bought Sunday while their car was serviced. Earlier a Dallas man had sent a similar note for a soda.
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Frank Conrad
College Avenue
Conrad
C. E. Kingsbury
Robinhood Avenue
Houston
Dr. Peppers
Dallas
A Call to Academic Freedom Amid Industry’s Grasp
The piece revisits a 15 year old warning to educators about threats from organized labor and business groups. It laments education’s subservience to profit and orthodoxy, denounces Bolshevik labels, warns of a depersonalized economy, and questions true access to academic freedom for all entrants regardless of race or means.
PTA Convention Program To Deal With Tomorrow
The 26th annual Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers convention will meet in Corpus Christi November 19 through 22 with headquarters at Nueces Hotel. Delegates from Bryan Bowie and Travis associations will attend as district reports highlight the past year.
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Bryan
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Corpus Christi
Nueces Hotel
PTA
Bowie Association
W. F. Gelber
Travis Association
P. S. Mangum
First Methodist
Frank Cox
Houston
C. O. Pollard
Henderson
John C. Murphree
Iowa Park
J. B. Day
Rotan
Irby Dyer
Barstow
Bryan Officials Back Tax Delay Bill In Senate Hearing
City attorney F L Henderson and city manager R G Williams attended a senate committee hearing in Austin with other officials to study a house bill extending delinquent tax payment deadlines and waiving penalties. Henderson argued bonds held by the state board of education could be at risk without funds from other sources. The League of Texas Municipalities urged making postponement optional for cities, not mandatory, as in the original house version. The senate committee signaled opposition to the bill in its current form.
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F. L. Henderson
State Board of Education
R. G. Williams
Austin
Senate
Henderson
League of Texas Municipalities
Pope
Corpus Christi
House
Bryan Men Make Gifts of Books To Rural Schools
Donations of books for the county school library have been received by Mrs. W. E. Neeley the county superintendent from Tyler Haswell Linton Robertson and Jack Johnson. A complete five year file of the National Geographic has been received from Mrs. T. J. Ogier and these will be bound. Gift of books or of complete files of magazines of a type valuable to the library will be appreciated in the effort to build up a worthwhile library for the rural schools of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Neeley
Tyler Haswell
Linton Robertson
Jack Johnson
National Geographic
T. J. Ogier
Millican pair awarded marriage license
William A. Lumpkin and Miss Henryella Riley of Millican received a marriage license from County Clerk Clyde Goen.
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William A. Lumpkin
Henryella Riley
Millican
Clyde Goen
Funeral Service for Mary McInnis Held at First Presbyterian
Funeral services for Miss Mary McInnis were held Friday at 5 PM at the First Presbyterian Church. She died at home on Fast 29th Street after a long illness, with Dr. Thomas Gordon Watts officiating and the Bryan city cemetery interment following. Survived by her mother Mrs. L. L. McInnis, two sisters Mrs. Lilla Graham Bryan and Miss Malcolm McInnis, and a niece Mrs. William FE. Morgan, with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from local and Austin doctors listed.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mary McInnis
Thomas Gordon Watts
Bryan City
Mary Meiinnis
Forrest, Miss
L. L. McInnis
Lilla Graham Bryan
Malcolm McInnis
William FE. Morgan
Washington, D.C
Theft of corn charged in county jail
Four men were jailed after justice of the peace L. P. Scarmado at Steeles Store charged them with stealing about 100 bushels of corn. County Attorney Oak McKenzie is investigating the case.
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L. P. Scarmado
Steeles
Oak McKenzie
Negro Rural Schools Open in Brazos County
About half of the negro rural schools in Brazos County opened Monday with the rest to open next Monday. On Saturday, county teachers gathered at the district courtroom where Mrs. W. E. Neeley outlined the year's work.
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Brazos County
W. E. Neeley
Union of Presbyteries Discussed at Brazos Meet
A Brazos presbytery conference in the Old Waverly church San Jacinto county formed plans for a November 5 Houston meeting to discuss uniting with Eastern Texas presbytery and creating a new body covering Southeast Texas from Palestine to La Grange. Attendees included Dr Thomas Gordon Watts C Gibson and F D Fuller of First Presbyterian and Rev and Mrs Norman Anderson of College Presbyterian.
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Brazos
Houston
Eastern
Texas
Palestine
Nacogdoches
la Grange
Palacios
Old Waverly
San Jacinto County
A M Consolidated Teachers Hold Series Meetings
Members of the A M Consolidated school faculty met at the high school Thursday for the second in a biweekly series. They aim to study curriculum revision per the State Department of Education and outline a course of study for the Consolidated system. They discussed informal teaching methods and an activity program with classroom demonstrations from Mrs. Fred L. Sloop, Mrs. Marguerite Sammons, Mrs. B. Holaman, and Miss Fay Bond Scott.
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A. and M. Consolidated School
State Department of Education
Consolidated System
Fred L. Sloop
Marguerite ‘Sammons
B. Holaman
Fay Bond Scott
Meredith Kendrick Visits Bryan Friends
Meredith Kendrick of Amarillo, a student this year at A. and M. College, visited Bryan friends Sunday.
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Meredith Kendrick
Amarillo
A. and M. College
Bryan Friends
Secretary of Agriculture predicts future farming gains in West Texas
A Texas newspaper piece reviews a Secretary of Agriculture article urging research funding to tackle agri cultural problems. It highlights a West Texas dream of a peach suited to local climate and notes strides in native ornamentals and landscaping by home demonstration clubs and local florists.
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Secretary of Agriculture
West
Texas
West Texas
Lucky the Negro Arrested for Whisky Sale
A man calling himself Lucky, a Black man, was jailed Monday on a charge of possession of whisky for sale after officials recovered about one gallon of contraband. The case will be presented to the grand jury. Eagle want ads get results.
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J. H. Reed
Broncos Ready to Face Caldwell Hornets Friday Night
After an 18 0 opening loss at Forrest Field the Stephen F. Austin Broncos begin a week of work to host their long time rivals the Caldwell Hornets Friday in Bryan. The Hornets are shown stronger this year and beat the Hearn Eagles decisively recently. Coaches Jones and Carmichael aim to improve blocking passing and interference to boost the offense led by Captain Milton Merka.
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Forrest Field
Stephen F. Austin High School
Broncos
Caldwell Hornets
Broncs
Bryan
Hornets
Caldwell
Hearn Eagles
Eagles
Hearne
Jones
Carmichael
Hillsboro
Ox” Darby
Hagle
Bronco
Bronc
Bronc Wings
Milton Merka
Ithe Hornets
New Hi Stadium At Madisonville Opens for Night Football
Madisonville prepares for first night game at the new high school stadium with 32 flood lights of 1500 watts each. The grounds by the fair park are leveled and sodded. the grand stand seats 600 and a private box will serve newspaper men. The stadium will be dedicated Thursday with open houses, music by the Madisonville band, and remarks by key local officials. The first game on the field is Friday against the Marquez team.
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Madisonville
Rt. V. Ford
Fair Park
Ford
Madisonville Band
Joe T. Ward
Henry Sandle
Madisonville Athletic Association
Milton Brownlee
Supt. Ford
John Bergin
Jack Rhodes
Marquez
New Sunday School Class Formed at First Baptist Church
A Sunday school class for unmarried businessmen at First Baptist church was formed Sunday and is planned to be one of the largest and best. Fred Hale of College was elected Bible teacher with W R McCullough as assistant teacher.
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First Baptist Church
Fred Hale
College
W. R. McCullough
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Hearne Hunt
Bryan Man
People’s Column
A. & M. College
Chambers of Commerce
Five County Institute
Insull
Mitchell, Morgan
Hell
George Washington
Sam Adams
Paul Revere
Dayton
Tenn
T. D. Wilson
Wilson Bradley
C. B. Campbell
S. C. Hoyle Jr
D. B. Cofer
Thos. F. Mayo
A. Benbow
J. N. Dulaney
Elon Stuart
E. E. Bryan
W. E. Japhett
C. C. Click
A-M Consolidated
Tudor
Pontise
Nash
Sedan
Essex
Coach
Willys-Knight
Roper Gas
New
Pontiac
Graham Paige
Singer
Bryan Motor CO
Ford Sales and Service
North Main St
M.F.C
Redbud
Ciaisa
Eagle
25Th St
J. Horace Kraft
Brazos Valley
Cooperative Association
Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association
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