John Green Jr Wins Rice Institute Scholarship Again
John W Green Jr former Hearne resident now in Houston again receives the Mary Parker Gieske award at Rice Institute commencement announcement says He was honor graduate of Hearne High School class of 1931 and also earned honorable mention for the Graham Baker Student Scholarship He and his father John W Green and aunt Miss Louvenia Green have lived in Houston since entering Rice in fall 1981 He majors in scientific subjects.
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John W. Green, Jr
Hearne
Houston
Mary Parker Gieske
Rice Institute
Hearne High School
Graham Baker
John W. Green
Louvenia Green
John W. ,Jrr
O E S Installation Marks Annual Chapter Rite
Hearne Chapter No. 722 held its annual installation of officers for the year. Mrs. W. S. Hoyt Jr. as Worthy Matron led the ceremony, with Mrs. Nell Smith retiring as Past Matron. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bryan of Dallas and Miss Palmos, Baylor attendees. A social hour followed with apricot sherbet and cakes.
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Hearne Chapter No
W. S. Hoyt
Ton
J. T. Hamilton
Karl Orts
Lynn Oliver
Marshal
J. E. Stephens
Pauline Nunley
Florence Broughton
Kate Dorrell
Ada
Adelle Dillard
Ruth
Nell Smith
Esther
Belva Cadle
Martha
Elsie Ely
Electa
Libby Hall
Geo. Palmos
Sentinel
Nezzie Sisson
Dillard
Foster
Hempstead
A. W. Bryan
Dallas
R. L. Green
Gause
Artie
Artie Palmos
Baylor College
Belton
Mesdames Oliver and
Orts
Jones Adkins marriage of Mrs Van Adkins and William E Jones
The marriage of Mrs Van Adkins and William E Jones was performed at Franklin Wednesday morning with Judge J A Cox officiating. The couple, well known in Hearne, recently returned and are receiving congratulations from friends. Mr Jones works with Humble Oil and Refining Company since moving to Hearne.
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van Adkins
William E. Jones
Franklin
J. A. Cox
Jones
Hearne
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Copper Wire and Cross Arms Stolen From Local Line
Thieves took 150 pounds of number 9 copper wire and seven cross arms belonging to the Western Union Telegraph Company from an alley between the Oasis Service Station and the Chevrolet plant. The material had been left there a day earlier after removal from the local line during service discontinuation at this point.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Oasis
Chevrolet
Western Union
Glory-O system to operate in Calvert ad
Mrs Van Burklee advertises the Glory O system in Calvert from June 11 to 26 offering any style wave fully guaranteed. Prices in clubs of four are 1.00 dollars, otherwise 2.50 3.00. Beauty culture solicited.
A Dictatorship by Leonard A. Barrett
A 1933 article argues the United States preserves a democratic system despite expanded presidential powers. It compares US authority to Mussolini’s regime, noting Congress can revoke powers by two thirds and that emergency measures remain temporary. The piece asserts no replacement for representative government would be tolerated.
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Congress
Italy
Mussolini
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Simple Shoe Wardrobe For Town and Active Wear
A concise guide to footwear featuring town shoes with checked mesh inserts, active sports brogues in black calf and white buck skins, and for afternoon or evening wear, white kid sandals.
Musicale at Collins Home Last Friday
A Friday evening musicale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A S Collins delighted a congenial group of music lovers. Performers included QO G Ribbeck on violin Price and Collins on mandolins E Hughes on guitar R C Record on tuba. J C Waltman, local Travis Oil Mill manager, attended the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association session in Houston. Mrs J C Waltman enjoyed the convention. Mr and Mrs J B Peel and children Emma Jane and Hosea Bryan of Houston visited Mr and Mrs H A Ely.
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A. S. Collins
QO. G. Ribbeck
Messrs, Price and Collins
E. Hughes
R. C. Record
J C. Waltman
Travis
Houston
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association
J. C. Waltman
J. B. Peel
Emma Jane
Hosea Bryan
H. A. Ely
Mrs A J Thompson Hosts Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs A J Thompson entertained the Sewing Club on Wednesday afternoon with marigolds and roses brightening the home. After an hour of sewing and embroidery, sandwiches and iced tea were served to guests including Mrs P B Hall Mrs L J Starr Mrs W Pope Mrs B W Harper Mrs Henry Wilson Mrs Alfred Brady Mrs A B Cherry and Mrs E L Greenwood.
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A. J. Thompson
Sewing Club
Thompson
P. B. Hall
L. J. Starr
W. Pope
B. W. Harper
Henry Wilson
Alfred Brady
A. B. Cherry
E. L. Greenwood
Miss Dorothy Bivin and Billy Sanders Arrive for Summer
Miss Dorothy Bivin and Billy Mac Sanders, graduates of the University of Texas, received degrees Monday and arrived that evening to spend the summer in the locality.
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Dorothy Bivin
Billy Mac Sanders
University of Texas
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Will Dillard
L. Scarborough
J. T. Hamil
Leonard A. Barrett
AMA
Henry Gord
Collins
By Addy
Ford
Stelco
AL Lajoye
Pares Aer RE
Lucile McMillin
Tennessee
United States Civil Service Commission
Allen Hardware CO
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