Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 221, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 19, 1940 Page: 3 of 4
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Upon returning from a call to »
sick neighbor, Mrs. Weaver found a
room full of friends and relatives who
sang "Happy Birthday" to tbe accom-
paniment of a guitar, aa she entered
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“Aunt Flora" as Mrs. Weaver is
lovingly, called by all tbe community
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A letter from Mrs. W. W. Hutson
who was on a trip to Arizona was
read.
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The next meeting will be, with Mfrs.
H. D. Shine on Tuesday, November 20.
Miss Rheba Merle Boylee will be pres-
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Mrs. Britt Johnson and Mrs. W. W.
Hutson attended the county council
at Anderson on Monday, November 18.
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Lynn Grove
The Lynn Grove Club held a profit-
able meeting at the home of Mrs. Z.
8. Weaver on Tuesday. Novemlier 12
with the president, Miss Jewel Weaver
'In the chair. After the regular order
of business Mrs. Roy S. AV eaver read
a splendid poem written' by her n^oii.
Two, packages containing 1 shift,
pair gabardine khakis, 3 suits win
ter underwear. Finder return to Mrs.
Lula Snook, Iola, Texas, and receive
reward. 21ft-3tp
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guests over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R.
8. Waddel and children, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Moore and son of Hemp-
stead.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bloomberg of
Waller and Mr. and Mks. Wllbnr
Bloomberg of Houston spent Sunday
with Mr. and MVs. Clairon Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Mason of
Ban Antonio were with Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Mason Sunday.
Miss Hortense Weaver, a student
nurse In Houston, spent 'the past
week-end with her father, John Weav Georgetown college,
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Lister have re-
turned to Houston after a visit with
Mrs. Jewel Weaver.
Mr .and Mrs. John Cochran, Jr., served pecan cake and hot coffee,
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra.
J. Luther Mason Sunday. .
Mrs. Searcey McGee and children
of Houston spent a few days with
Mrs. Z. 8. Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of Fort
Worth were farm visitors Sunday.
Miss Ellen Douglas Brooks, Earl
Harris, Jr., and Bobbie Harris at-
tended the football game at A. & M.
College Saturday.
Misses Kathleen Mpson and Doris
Stokely will come Wednesday to spend
their vacation with home folks.
After a month with her son, James
A- Hutson and k!rs. Hutson and chil-
dren, Mrs. W. W. Hutson has return-
ed from Superior, Arizona.
Mesdames Roy 8. Weaver and Ho-
ward Weaver graciously entertained
with a surprise birthday party for
their mother, Mrs. Z. 8. Weaver at
ML Mtoe field. "
KB/dlto Owto play TOT.
And not since 1KM. to, these Idj
years age, have tbe Owls beaten the1
MflSforned Frogs from Fort Worth.
IRreugh thick and thin, through two
f j, ’ ClMMplonship seasons, Rice has not
bean able to down the Frogs. The
.5 ;■ laat time the Owls won, Mk. Hitler
was to jail, Calvin Coolidge was Pres-
ident of the I'nlted States and John
Heisman and Matty Bell were coaches
of Rice and TOT, respectively.
Rice won the Southwest conference
title in 1934. TOT beat them, T-2. Rice
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Frogs winning 18 and two Im _,.irTOTirT.
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to 1934, but TOT started its string
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Of victories in 1928,
The all-time record:
1914— Rice 0, TOT 0 (tie).
1915— Rice 83, TCU 3.
191«— Rica 7, TCU 7 (tie).
1917—Rice 26, TCU 0.
1923—Bice 0, TCU 8.
1924r—Rice 7, TCU 3.
1928— Rlce 0, TCU 7.
1929— Rice 0, TOT 24.
1930— Rice 0, TOT 20.
1961—Rice 0, TCU T.
1932—Rice 6, TCU 10.
1983— Rice 8, TOT 26,
1984— Rice 2, TOT 7.
1035—Rice 6, TOT 27.
1936— Rice 0, TCU 13.
1937— Rice 2, TCU 7.
1938— Rice 7, TOT 29.
1989—Rice 0, TOT 21.
Z^HECK UP today on your
fire insurance. Don't
JACK SWIFT
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OUT OF THIS. WE
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Chinic for timuN
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Over 1500
Train 300,000 Boy.
Fifteen hundred CCC camps, each
containing 200 boys, staffed with men
trained to administrative and execu-
tive duties, provide employment, train-
ing, and healthful surroundings for
800,000 boys the year round. Over
2,750,000 have been members of tbe
corps since its organization in April
of 1933; to Texas alone, over 135,000
have been selected, returning to their
families over $40,000,000.00.
Each county welfare agency has* the
responsibility to carefully eelject only
tbe best available boys; those with
anti-social ideaa are not desired as
members of the COT. Good citlzen-
ship ia stressed and boys are return-
ed home with a greater understanding
of their responsibilities, trained to
work, healthy nnd ambitious us u re-
sult of bavlng ts-eii iiieiiilsTN of the i
eon*. Iu the niitiiuiul prepsiredness I
one of the first needs is to Jiave strong,!
healthy and alert citizens, and this is
whut is lieing acconipilslitMl by the
CCC. Their outdoor life tends to i
toughen und Imild them up and lie- ;
come immune to diseases. The educa-
tional programs develop their minds
and awaken ambitions toward tbe bet-
ter things- the American way of life.
Applications for enrollment to Jan-
uary should be made at once with
the County Welfare Worker.
»n spent Bunday with
-------Austin.
Mias Doria Stokely of Huntsville
■-.[Hg. gpent Bunday with l»r and «*<**r«d m»Dy useful gifts with verses
fia. Will Btokely. »»* expressions of endearment
R«v. J, K. Boulet of Ahderson
UKtoed.
Conversation and singing were en-
joyed during the afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Weaver and Mrs. Howard
Weaver served honey cookies, hot
chocolate and coffee.
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Nemir, Lucile. Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 221, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 19, 1940, newspaper, November 19, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1382618/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.