Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 105, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 19, 1935 Page: 1 of 4
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By Geo. A Altgelt
(County Agent)
Navasota members of the O. K. 8.
are urged to be present and greet and
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1. Callendar of Bedias is re-
20 The cotton acreage on non-contract-
Med land will be measured by regular
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a minor operation return-
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Podraza of Anderson, who un4
Washington ‘the corn loans made on
the 1034-36 program are now being re-
paid at a rapid rate”. These pCMMk
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San Antonio, Juns 19 — Rev. and
Mra < W. Knickerbocker, the for-
mer, UT were brought here by airplane
Tuesday from Leakey, where a party
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Now came eebig
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d wtte and John Williams
There will be a spectal gervice at
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$120,665,663 ADVANCED TO CORN ", ... * ‘--
REQUEST OFCLUB
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The health department of the Civic
Club appeals to the public to see that
all oM cans and vesnels of any nature
about the premises are free of water
0 that the moequtto can be held in
dhk. This te a breeding place for
them pests and if everyone wi co-
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Wallace, p________4
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Duckworth, 8b__—4
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Land To Be Measured
Within Next 10 Days
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Hempstead, June 19 — Funeral ser-
vices for Mrs. Alice McDade, 82, pio-
neer Waller county resident, who died *
Saturday at the home of a daughter
at San Antonio, were held at Hemp-
stead, Rev. F. H. Stalnecht, pastor
of Hempstead Episcopal church, of-
ficiating.
Burial was in city cemetery. Pall-
bearers were L B. Sanders, J. B. LApa-
comb, J. H. Day, John C. Amsler, Dued
Bennett and Fred Blumberg.
Mra. McDade was a member of an
old Waller county family and follow-
ing the death of her husband a few
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There will be a short Musical'pro-
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of sthie group will please remain for
this abort meeting as it is very, otm-
portant.
ffiKT Mrs. Ferguson, like her husband also
has a B. A. and M. A. degree and it is
H understood they are members of'tbs
Christian church.
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A joint meeting of the Navasota,
Hempstead, Brenham, Iola, Somer-
ville, Madisonville and North Zulch,
chapters Order of the Eastern Star
will be held at the Navasota Masonic
hall Thursday evening at- 8 o’clock
at which time these chapters will re-
ceive the otliciai visiti ot the Worthy
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GROWERS ALL REPAID
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' The entire sum of $120,665,663.30 ad-
vanced to corn growers by the Fed-
eral Commodity Credit Corporation
under the 1038-34 corn program has
been repaid by the borrowers with in-
terest Arid according to the latest
announcement of the Corporation in
avasota about Jul lat 10-7 spanking the churehmensgav
--- ede- -ittdne 1 them in their last meeting. The Fim
Earl Brooks, a local negro won the
marathon race which started at
Hempstead this morning at 0:80 and
ending at Washington avenue in Nav-
asota, his time being 8 hpurs and 58
minutes.
Brooks came in several city blocks
ahead of the next two, Henry Wil-
liams an eighteen year old boy from
Dayton, who is the state champion of
mile . races, second and Adolphus
of Hogstoncampers, strande
flooded Wio river, ramsined.
Knickerbocker is at the home of a
_ Stoneham was named for the wo-
man’s club and Claudia Grant from
the girl’s club.
Pickling is to be the special work
of home demonstration clubs this
month, so Miss Velma Erisman show-
ed jUst how the pickles are to be
brined and explained the disastrous
Results if the cucumbers or other
. । vegetables should be taken from the
cars’ notes, which on June 1 amount- -4k B
$2,041,401, mature, on July 2
prayer hour. All fourteen members
b also asks that weeds and
vacant lots be cut as this
r spot where the mosquito
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V Allotment Board in turn will release
theezemption Certificates Alloted to
tene. particular non-sighers.
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HOSPITAL NEWS
tavaapta achoolasoithat he might be
k a larger school. He has a B A.
MMA degree from the University,
f Tezas at Austin.shMn.
Mr. Ferguson ls married arid* has
afee children and hi family will
men betterB were just too much for
Tompkinm , They pounded him oft the
mound for eighteen hits. This along
.with eight errors, spelled doom to
the Rautists.
“Red" Wallace surprised everybody.
He has developed into a very good
pitcher. Only six hits were gained
from him. Three errors was the on-
ly thing to mar the Firemen’s defense.
The surprising thing about the
whole game was the batting spree
staged by the Firemen. Eight out of
ten players batted above .500.
Even so Tompkins held hi* own un-
til the sixth inning. Then cams the
I deluge. Duckworth flew out but Far-
mer, Jett and Cook got singles. Steele
got on base from an error and Far-
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New York-Parit Patkion^
TIC TOC. a novelty woven check
of rayon, fashions this town
and country tailleur, which comes
not only in navy, brown, green and
yellow backgrounds with white
checks but also in these back-
grounds with various pastel color
checks. The frock shown is in navy
and white with smartly , accented
white accessories. The big patch
pockets on the skirt are a style
feature and practical as well.
PLANTERSVILLE-
STONEHAM CLUBS
METTHURSDAY
8" ax' old town
of Taxas was
ond and third placem -Bg-E
One seetag tbs race out about four
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"Mrs. J. N. Ratcliff has returned
diome after receiving medical atten-
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"at tie hospital for medical attention.
. G.F. Boringof Richards underwent
Mmajor operation Monday and la
' bride too soon.
A. The meeting was then turned over
Ito the program leader, Mrs. Lillian
jlto»ilium who introduced the subject
I "The Highways of Texas" in a com-
prabensive manner.
; Mja J« D. Richardson told many in-
ata on
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Dentoh, June 10 — Miss Duff Mar-
tin of Navasota is serving during the
summer seseinn at Texas State Col-
lege for Women as hostess in Lowry
dormitory. She was appointed by
Mrs. Mattie Lloyd Wooten, dean of
women and director of campus activi-
ties at the college.
Mis Martin, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Martin, is majortag in
bacteriology.
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Sanext etght or ten days. Last year — —----- . m—-—— —
t1 this precnution was not observed with btetto first barn and Boone follawed
dhe reeudtingreriticiem that contract
2 wereforced to comply intht
If AMaet, tin iuFhka
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ttee wordot noncontac siguers W*B
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By Truman Stacey 1 , !
Trampling the weary-Baptista into
the dust 1M, the Hook and Ladder
Corp* gained sweet revenge fof’the
stead.
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? Grand Matron, of the Grand Hwrisdic-
0 tion of Texas, Mrs. Mattie Mitchell of
San Antonio. Accompaning Mrs. MIt-
By Geo. A. Altgelt
(County Agent)
Crops throughout Grimes county
are decidedly on the mend and prom-
ise a great deal for this year. The
stand of cotton has been hurt but not
seriously so. On the whole cotton
acreage has not suffered a material
decrease, there has however, been
some definite Joes in this respect
which conatats mainly in abandon-
ment on low wet bottom land. Aa
mwh as twenty-five percent of the
cotton in Grimes county is new cotton
planted since the bottom floods and
the heavy washing rains which af-
fected the up-lands also. All the far-
mers ask now is continued hot dry
weather.
A few more days of work will see
them out of the weeds or at least the
worst of the weeds. R. L. McAdams
of Bedias reports that North Grimes
county has as much cotton planted
this year as last year and that the
prospects fora full crop are bright.
Mr. McAdams also reported that the
north end of Grimes county had an
excellent rain several nights ago
which assured them a bumper corn
crop. Some of the corn had been
I hurt by wet weather but that on the
whole the prospects for corn could
not be better.
Harry Moore of Moore Brothers re-
ported that bottom farmers have re-
planted cotton lost due to the flood
and that although this cotton does
not carry with it the prospect of a
crop that old cotton does It is never
the less to a good stand and on its
way.
4 it wiu follow that shessertificates will •
A never be issued. Cqmpli^nce papers
20 lon allnon-contracted farms must be ’
Ek xeturned to the State Allotment Board
properly executed before the State
290 tions as have been heretofore or may
Sdhereafter be subscribed by. the sec-
retary, etc., and third, with such con-
yditions and limitations on the produc-
tions Of agricultural commodities by
5 the operator as the secretary may
from time to time prescribe etc*, etc.,
S There will be a umber of questions
8 which the applicant, will haveto an-
2 awer and the committeemen will be
actually required to measure the acres
planted to cotton with the assistance
compliance wl)l not be perfected and
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CONCRETE POURED MONDAY NITE J
Plantersville, Texas, June 10 — The
Plantersville-Stoneham Home Dem-
onstration Club held its first June
meeting with Mrs T. J. Tucker Thurs-
day. < The afternoon promised to be
rainy but later faired and there was
almost a full attendance of club mem-
bers.
Mrs. F. A. Keifel, president, being
absent, the meeting was convened
with Mrs. Abe Greenwood, vice-presi-
dent in the chair.
Mr* C. E. Williams read the min-
utes of last meeting which were
adopted as read.
The committee on "finance" gave a
good report and delegates to the short
course were chosen. Mrs. Lillian
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3 yteresting- facts of highway 66 and
kewime with
B #n Lln Greswoo Showea how
our own rant's Trail was one.or the
; endllest routes of travel ' -Ela
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meilea from the city state that Stroud
and Williams were ahead of Brooks
but that he picked up and past them
and on entering town came in several
blocks ahead.
There were twelve to enter the race
but only four held out until they
reached the finish line.
The officials had not given their
findings on the race but it is thought
it will stand as it is.
Itls underetood that there were on- |
ly three awards made but it seems
th*t the fourth runner should have
some compensation as he was a very
cldne fourth.
i 3 Lowry Dormitory
da ano."qaheprjisngitgr
: ment Ahe -landlord or oPeater 9Eth
; person who sigred -these eppliakfona
ELmade oath to all the atatementecqn-
r. _____ ’ ' '
The pouring of concrete in the low- a
erend of the swimming pool was ae- .
comgfbhed Monday night when work
started at 8 p. m. and continued until
3 a. m. 100 yards being run during
. that time.
Drains are In and this gets the most
difficult end of the work on the pro-
ject. Four feet of the walls of one of
the bath houses and the office have
been poured and the stone work up to
the window sills will be finished by
the middle of next week.
Work is proceeding slowly due to
the fact that the project is being done
with relief labor and at the present
time laborers are badly needed on
farms which takes this class of work-
men.
No definite time has been set for
completion of the pool, as stated it is
being done with relief labor, and that
is uncertain and varies considerably
j during the crop season.
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CROPS DECIDEDLY
ONTHEMENDIN
GRIMES COUNTY
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CHARGES
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r perguson of walfufflas was
tad duderintendent of the Naa
i pity schools at a meeting of th.
okbgatg. this morning at 10,00
iek
or the bast ton year Mr.
hae been superintendent
weri schools and was re
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 105, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 19, 1935, newspaper, June 19, 1935; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1399226/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.