Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 144, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 2, 1935 Page: 2 of 6
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2,1935
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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(The second, and concluding, in-
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Good Beginning Is
Reported for Coggin
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The Senate room is quite a spa- picture of the "Battle Field” which
cious room with a balcony all the had cost thirty thousand dollars.
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PENSION PLAN Blanket Government Class Makes
IS ADVOCATEO ' Interesting Tour of State Capital
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Demonstration
Club Reports
County Singing
Convention to Be
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by showing us through the different
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Class Meets Governor
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If people would study the Town-
tend plan carefully he felt sure a
yast majority of the voters wquld
be for it. he said.
Urges Organisation
capitol dome.
See Legislature in Action
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Dial which is to be held in Dallas
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In the opposite end of the sec-
ond floor from the Senate we found
the House of Representatives in
session. Of the one hundred and
fifty members of this house, prac-
tically all were present. The House
was very busy reading and approv-
as elementary and advaneeGeog-
raphy. Study is being mad? of spec-
imens from a far off as well as I
things that may be observed in our ।
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things of interest naturally sprang
up before our anxious eyes.
The first thing we noticed .upon,
entering the interior of the capitol
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throttle the Townsend bill in com-
mittee He advocated a motion in
congress to discharge the commit-
tee and bring the bill to the floor of
the house. which can be done un-
der the rules, he stated.
Organization first, then combin-
ed action to let congressmen and
MeDANIEL 4-H CLUB
Even if a dust storm was blowing
last Wednesday Miss Mayesie Ma-
lone Thet with the Four-H girls at
McDaniel and gave them a talk
about-beds and their care.
Luciel Browder resigned as sec-
retary and Lucy Slate was elected
to fuirher place.
Miss Malone will meet with us
again-on the last Wednesday in
April.-Alice Humphrey, Reporter.
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ing. bills. We called on Represents’------------- .---------------------
live Gray and Senator Davis, both County Singing Convintion, states
ci whom are from this district, that the next meeting of the con-
They both met the entire class and vention will be held at Blanket next
were exceedingly courteous to us Saturday night and Sunday, April
6 and 7. He urges all singing classes
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senators to the County Judges con-
vention. which was to be held in
Brownwood soon A senator from
Dallas extend~d invitations to all
the senators to the Texas Centen-
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i that night the class looked at and loom and one of Gamer on a stand. shot from beneath him.
i man related to us the Battle or snator Davis gave his talk on ths
| San Jacinto as he showed us a wild flower bill Davis invited the
to be discussed oi
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The class left Blanket in a group
early in the morning and arrived
in Austin at 8 a. m. From eight
o’clock that morning until dark
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ATLANTIC CHY, N. —Due to
the lack of intellectual confidence
in democratic government, Dr.
Frank Kingdon, president of Dana
Ccilege, Newark, belleves Facism
9 ptection for your
dtructh of plants or
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roem. < i Grunow
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on "The Beginning of Disciple-
ship” This is the first of a series
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way around. There were four Sam Houston was painted in
large portraits at the front of the picture after his horse had
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come under the act spend the relation with us.
Stone, and Ralph Richmond. The beautiful residences and the Colo- but was used in 1836 for the first I The Senate was called to order
class was ably assisted by Mr. Al-'iado river, which winds its way caritol and was used until April. 1 by the speaker, prayer wu given
vin Richmond. a member of the through the city Altogether it was 1837. She was asking three hun-iend the secretary gave his report
a very lovely place viewed from the dred dollar* for the picture. An old I After the resolutions were read,
Not’ The following account of a । listened to things they had, never
visit to various state Institutions m before seen or heard.
I - — - - See The Capitol
Certainly our first visit was to
in the county to bring their books
and take part in the singing.
Mr. Davis states that he is hoping
for and expecting one bf the largest
crowds that has attended a meeting
of the county convention.
perimenting in this form of modern
1 spesker said that nothing j teachins... .. „ .
Ive will be accomplished un- LciObseryattion and_field trips are
til persons over 60 years of age or- beingm adesby.the science Classes
ganize and use their combined vot- ; -- eral Science and Biologx, as well
ing power to thwart the effort now ’
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years. This attitude, he said, to the - , I
cause for the emergence of “such A
figures as Hitler, Huey Long. Mus- ■ !
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from mesquite trees by the prison- ]
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method of teaching has found its the Governors secretary. The sec-( &
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. office of the Governor. There the 1
secretary told us the story of the 5
deer skin on thq floor of the office i s
We then met Governor Allred ! •
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Th* revival at Coggin Avenue I
Faptist church has had a good be- Brown County School Board, and
ginning. Croat crowds were in at- - —
tendance through Sunday. A good-
ly number were baptized at the
c'ose Tf the service Sunday night,
stated the pastor. Dr. W R. Horn-
burg today.
Good attendance and fine inter-
est marked the Monday services.
Monday morning the pastor spoke
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reople at the courthouse Saturday accompanied this group, says:
afternoon, advocated the adoptton "in the days when our parents
or tne Townsend old age pension wont to school one learned solely
ran and discussed the country: from books But in the present day
“ de depression which he declared schools one learns what he can from
was due to the eastern financial books then sees the rest. I
autocrats controlling 90 per cent of . ... ______ „ ... . I was the original copy of the Decla-
the ■ countrys industries The A <ew jears ago all school teach- , ration of Texas independence with
speaker was introduced for R c.iin WAS done inside the school room, the emblem of the live oak tree,
Gotcher. but..time has provided a more ef-i which represents strength, just
He-declarca that wwm wca. Tective way. Modem teaching re- above it. It was built in a glass
to rejiese the aatPrs would vet quires experience and study outside cabinet in the east wall at the en-
‘ „ LS. J ne situation would get class room, providing a chance for
nowheresbecause the real conttoi the pupus to see and understand
as still in the same hands as un- what they study about. I
der President Hoover and presidents
v ho ” preceded him The remedy i , --------
he advocated was the adoption ol i e learning facts from books and un-
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the •Townsend Recovery Act” in
likeable disposition. He was in-
ceed, very courteous to us.
The capitol, built of Texas pink ,
g’anite. was begun in 1883 and was
completed in 1888. It was. at that) di
j time, one of the sixteen largest. ' I J y
“Civics or government classes are I buildings in the world, and is still
taking advantage of every opportun- I the largest state capitol in the IlIIIL
ity to keep up with modern methods United States. In the entrance hall
of teaching. This includes making ' of the capitol stands statues of Aus-
visits tp and studying trials in court. | tin and Houston, both made by
as well as visiting our state capitol 1 Elizabeth Ney. In this beautiful
senators know that if they did not with its different departments of building each governor of Texas has
get action. when they came back government and endeavoring to bis picture along the wall,
home, they would "come to stay." (keep up with all present day Tegis- ! As one starts toward the top of
was what Callaway advocated. Hejlation." 6 : the capitol he may visit the ro-
called attention to the influence. ______ tunda on each floor. As a person
exercised by the American Federa- I The Blanket Government class looks from the top of the building
tion of Labor in Washington, yet. composed of twenty members and the people on the lower floor seem
he ,sid. the A. F. of L. represents sponsored by Carl J. Shannon; mere play things.
cnly twelve and eight tenths per- • made a very interesting and instruc- The view from the top is mag-
cent st the real voters of this five trip to the city of Austin on 1 nificent. The state institutions can
county. March 27. Students making the . be picked out from this vantage. ~
trip were: Alene Richardson. Jes- I The University, of Texas looms up I
sle Jo Hall, Clayra Dabney, Frank j as well as several denominational j
Switser, Paul Seaton. Faenelia 1 institutions. They are Austin Pres- I <
Hicks. Doyle Whitmire. R. E. ; byterian. The Theological Seminary. —
•as Mts. Belvin showed - • pieture of Anna vas as he was de-
I Robert Boler, Evelyn Boler, Naomi Houston College. and Tillatson the first crpitol of Texas, whichjseruing his army:
I Gleaton, Jim Townsend, Peiri’Junior College. We also saw the was built in 1833 for a residence. Senate Session
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che Pcrmoarsauaway of.Coman- -As an introduction to this report, cf us had sen before. "
tress before a crowd of About 200 Mr Carl Shannon, teacher, who! from the business section of thei
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"We have drifted into the habit this district, directed us through
cf learning facts from books and un- the Governor’s reception room.;
til recently have forgotten to look This room contained beautiful up-
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ject was. "What Is Gospel Repent-
ance’” Mr. Heather sang, “I Walk
« With The King.”
The subjects for the evening ser-
mens _ through Friday night are.
‘ Motives That Lead to Repentance”,
"TheS'n Against The Holy Spirit,
Can It Be Committed in This Age?”
“The One Unpardonable Sin. How
Is It Committed?" “The Devil. Who
Is He and How Does He Work?”
“Mr. Heather is leading the
musicin a wonderful way. He has
crgantzd a booster choir that Meets
at 7:15 each evening. They have
set a goal of fifty for tonight. His
gospeL solos are some of the best
ever heard in Brownwood. His
friends are delighted to have him
in Ms home city for these two
’ v eeks it was said at the church
Uis morning.
Sendees are held at 10 a. m.;
prayer meetings at 7:15, and, preach-
ing at 7:45 p. m.
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 144, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 2, 1935, newspaper, April 2, 1935; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1487867/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.