Rainey to be inaugurated UT president in December
Delegates from more than 230 colleges universities and learned societies will attend the inauguration of Homer P Rainey as president of the University of Texas. The academic procession on December 9 will be the longest and most colorful in the Southwest with representatives of state government the Board of Regents faculty Ex-Student Association and student body marching in line. Raineys address will be the highlight of the ceremony with further formal installation activities planned.
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Austin
Texas
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
Southwest
Board of Reants
Inauguration Week at Texas University in Austin
Large public ceremony marks the inauguration of Dr. Rainey with Major J. R. Part as chairman of the Board of Regents. Dr. Clyde and Dr. Stone Clyde deliver benediction and remarks, with a concert by the University of Texas Concert Band and reception planned at the Texas Union. A two day conference on The State and Public Education features talks by Edwards Pittenger Reeves Pattee Castro and others. The program includes a Houston Symphony concert and lectures by Erskine, Hill, Cox, and Dykstra among others. Public attendance invited with some meals ticketed.
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J. R. Part
Board of
Regents
Chester R. Rowell
San Francisco Chronicle
Werige . Truett
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Thomas Stone Clyde
Austin College
Sherman
Rainey
Clyde
Austin
Dr. Rainey
Texas Union
Gregory Gymnasium
University of Texas
George E. Hurt
Eyes of Texas
Newton I. Edwards
University of Chicago
Texas
B. F. Pittenger
Floyd W. Reeves
American Youth Commission
American Council On Education
Dr. Reeves
Richard Pattee
Department of State
Washington
Americo Castro
Germany
Charles Hackett
Latin American Institute
University
Pattee
George A. Hill, Jr
Houston Oil Company
E. Cox
Universitys
A. B. Cox
Business Research Bureau
Clarence A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Luther Halsey Gulick
Institute of Public Administration
New York City
E. H. Sellards
Bureau of Economic Geology
Texas Memorial Museum
Houston Symphony Orchestra
John Erskine
New York
Texas ‘Union
Hogg Auditorium
Saturday Contract Bridge at Mrs Schramm’s Home
Mrs Alfred Schramm hosted a Saturday bridge gathering with two tables in her living room decorated by yellow chrysanthemums and poinsettias. A luncheon of jello fruit cake and coffee was served. High score was won by Mrs Thomas Hughs.
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Alfred Schramm
Thomas Hughs
Display of Fruit Cake Ingredients and Candies
C B Welhausen Co presents a display of fruit cake ingredients and assorted candies showcasing new stock and seasonal selections for holiday bakers and confectionery enthusiasts.
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C. B. Welhausen & Co
Shiner Hatchery and Produce advertises poultry services
Shiner Hatchery and Produce seeks independent buyers of turkeys and chickens and offers poultry disease help. It notes affiliation with a major poultry medicines manufacturer and invites selling poultry to the hatchery run by W. L. Henkhaus, phone 57, box 113.
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Shiner Hatchery
W. L. Henkhaus
Mr and Mrs Wi and baby leave for Te ton
Mr and Mrs Wi and baby of Panna in Horan 2Seek travel with relatives and Mrs F M Wagner to Thocday morning for a te ton where they will ey gi alten.
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Panna
Horan 2Seek
F. M. Wagner
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