Agricultural Notes From County Agent Eyewine Report
A county agricultural column notes a Whee-Jock club meeting with thirty attendees, June 21 next meeting, and a well attended A and M commencement. It cites a farmers short course in August, cottonseed germination concerns, current tests at the agent’s office, and worms on the W. T. Anderson farm in Brazos bottom. Calcium arsenate listed as remedy. War-clover seed ready near Brazos bridge. gathering by rake and broom. Brown rot on J M Tyne’s peaches addressed with lime sulphur spray. cabbage worms treated with Paris green and slaked lime. Farm Bureau meet June 19. Local residents home from Austin and Houston for visits before travel to Arkansas or Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Anderson
Brazos
Little Brazos Bridge
Fort Sullivan and
Hearne
J. M. Tyne
Farm Bureau
Dr and Mrs Waltman head to Colorado for convention
Dr and Mrs W K Waltman left Wednesday by car for Denver to represent the Hearne Rotary Club at the International convention. After convention, they will tour Colorado and nearby states. Mrs Verna Matthews and her son John Wood also left for Austin where John undergoes surgery for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Waltman
Denver
Colorado
Waltman
Hearne Rotary Club
Verna Matthews
John Wood
Austin
Farmer Protest Against Relief and Middlemen
A speaker denounces Congress for offering advice rather than relief to farmers. He calls to cut out middlemen to unite producer and consumer, notes the farmer relies on Bull Durham, and expresses solidarity with farmers facing hardship. He critiques government intervention as insufficient and says help should reach the farmer directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Agriculture
Durham
Bull” Durham
Piano Recital Highlight at Mrs. Bivin's Program
Mrs. W. H. Bivin presented a Friday piano recital featuring pupils Dorothy Bivin Eleanor Ely Maurice Matthews Clemmie Cummings Ercelle Hamilton Estelle Cullum Libbie Hall Elizabeth Easterwood Mildred Little Mamie Claire Ohr Anna Rodell Louise Viviano Louise Sisson Eleanor Brady Ralph Blackstone Lillian Cullum Mary Ellen Hudson Martha Hearne Beverly Hostrasser The Girls Violin Club offered two concluding numbers Maurice Matthews and Clemmie Cummings formed the club with Mrs. Bivin as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bivin
Dorothy Bivin
Eleanor Ely
Maurice Matthews
Clemmie Cummings
Ercelle Hamilton
Estelle Cullum
Libbie Hall
Elizabeth Easterwood
Mildred Little
Mamie Claire Ohr
Anna Rodell
Louise Viviano
Louise Sisson
Eleanor Brady
Ralph Blackstone
Lillian Cullum
Mary Ellen Hudson
Martha Hearne
Beverly Hostrasser
Maurice Mathews
Mrs. Bivin
Bridge Club Honors Mrs. Hall and Guests at Thursday
Mrs. O. G. Hudson hosted a Bridge Club gathering on Thursday with honor guests Mrs. Patrick Burney Hall and Mrs. Alfred Bradbury of Franklin. Five tables played from 4 to 6 p.m. summer blossoms and a seasonal decor set the scene. Prize winners were Mrs. C. G. Wood and Miss Eugenie Marshall, who donated trophies to Mrs. Hall. The hostess presented gifts to honorees, and a salad plate was served with assistance from Nancy, Mary Killen, and Anita Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Hudson
Bridge Club
Patrick Burney Hall
Alfred Bradbury
Franklin
C. G. Wood
Eugenie Marshall
Quietly Married in St Johns Rectory with Daniel Baker College ties
Miss Josephine Kirk and Mr Willard C Thompson wed Thursday evening at eight thirty in St Johns rectory with Dr John Power officiating. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs John Coston. The couple will teach at Daniel Baker College during the summer school then tour Europe before visiting Thompson’s parents in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kirk
Willard C. Thompson
St. John’s Rectory
John Power
John Coston
Lawrence
Kansas
Mrs Martha D Willis to Return to Texas After Europe Trip
New York June 5 Mrs Martha D Willis formerly of Waco announced this week that after a European summer she will settle in Texas. She will move to Houston in September with a party including Mrs Joe Willis Miss Alice Allen Hearne Miss Nannie Shel Waldrop Mrs John Astin and Miss Pattie Sims of Bryan and Mrs Ada McLemore of Al
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Allen
University of Oklahoma
R. C. Allen
Willis
New York
Martha D. Willis
Waco
Europe
Texas
Houston
Joe Willis
Bob Nall, Jr
Albany
Hearne
Nannie Shel
Waldrop
John Astin
Pattie, Sims of
Bryan
Ada’ McLemore
Heavy Rain Helps Bald Prairie Crops
A Friday downpour boosts growing crops in Bald Prairie as cotton chopping continues apace. Many residents indicate late cotton but rapid growth and a week of sun would be welcomed. Local social notes mention Alma Zea Buchanan's return from Baylor College and several visits and travels among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qur
Alma Zea Buchanan
Baylor College
Belton
Dess Henson
Jap Henson
Minnie Bedford
Port Arthur
Ellis
Bedford
Zeal Wear
John Whittington
Grandpa Nash
Edge
Texas
B. C. Browning
Hugh Whittington
Boone Prairie
John Blackmon
Geraldine McCrary
New Baden
Beal
Kosse
Ollie Williams
B. C Browning
Mittie Massey
Baltimore
Maryland
Ernest Massey
Second Places in Yard and Garden Contest
The recent Yard and Garden Contest lists second places: Front Yard Class B Mrs. H. B. Easterwood, Front Yard Mrs. Harry Gray, Window Box Mrs. S. J. Alexander, Garden A. R. Weeks. Judges praised many other yards in Hearne. local entries shown were commended. Mrs. Andrew Love and son Andrew Jr. depart for Beaumont. Naomi Blackmon and Anne Brashear visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackmon and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Easterwood
Harry Gray
S. J. Alexander
A. R. Weeks
Hearne
Andrew Love
Andrew
Jdr
Naomi Blackmon
Anne Brashear
Beaumont
Love
C. Love
Naomi
Anne
Walter Blackmon
Special Sale for a permanent wave grasped at Redub Reduction
Limited sale runs Saturday May 29 through June 29 offering permanent waves. Phone 258 for Mrs. T. B. Taylor in Calvert. 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Taylor
Calvert
Jefferson Davis Birthday Event at A and M College
In College Station on June 3 a bicentennial style event recalled that about fifty years earlier the presidency of A and M College was offered to Jefferson Davis who initially accepted then declined under family pressure. The board instead chose Thomas S. Gathright of Georgia as first president. Mrs. J E Cook, niece of Gathright, visits Hearne. A correction notes Gathright was from Alabama, not Georgia, and was in Mississippi briefly when offered the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Jefferson Davis
M. College
Davis
Mississippi
Thomas S. Gathright
Georgia
Bryain Daily Eagle
Hearne
J. E. Cook
Augusta Gathright
W. H. Bivin
Gathright
Cook
Jackson
Miss
Public
Summerville
Alabama
Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days
An advertisement promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It claims daily use for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action, stating it stimulates and regulates with a pleasant taste. The bottle price is 960¢.
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R. B. Ewine
Nelson Wimberly
Ann Marshall
Mabel Walston
U. of T
I. D. Breedlove, Jr
Norman Green
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Mr. Green
Brazos’ River
Valley Junction
Mrs. Waltman
Kuper P.S
Fifth Avenue
New York City
C. E. Bullock
Kang
Dallas News
S. Houshold
Eda
House
Bald Prairie News
Aav
Ewighove
Jeff Davis
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