WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1941
1919
JOHNNIE LAWRENCE, JR,
vice president and cashier of the
City National Bank, Bryan, is com -
mander of the Bryan Post Ameri-
can Legion.
CHARLES H. CLARK, county
agricultural agent at Hillsboro,
has a Sophomore son at A. & M.
F. L. CRONK, Dallas, was re-
cently elected president of the
Wholesale Distributors’ Associa-
tion of Texas. Cronk is owner of
the Cronk Distributing Company,
Dallas.
BEN M. GIVENS is with the
Sun Oil Company at Arp. He was
on the campus at registration to
bring his son who is a Junior at
A. & M
T. W. MOHLE, manager of the
Houston office of LYBRAND
ROSS BROS. AND MONTGOM-
ERY, will be in charge of the
business administration course to
be offered in Houston by the A.
& M. College under the direction
of Professor T. W. Leland, head
of the College Department of Ac-
counting and Statistics. Classes
will be held at Rice Institute three
evenings a week for 15 weeks and
will deal with budgeting and cost
accounting. An active member of
the Houston A. & M. Club, Mohle
is serving as ex-student repre-
sentative on the A. & M. Athletic
Council.
S. A. PALMER has recently
moved back to Houston and is liv-
ing at 1622 Colquitt St. He is now
working in the Loan Division of
the Federal Land Bank.
1920
LANGSTON GOREE, JR., sec-
retary treasurer and manager of
the Peoples Finance and Thrift.
Company, El Centro, California,
was a recent campus visitor while
on a visit to his home in Navasota.
He was accompanied by his son
who will enter A. & M. after two
more years in high school. An in
teresting development is that young
Goree and young Richard Harri-
son, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. Henry
Harrison, of Bryan, will enter A.
& M. at the same time. Their
fathers were friends at A. & M.
25 years ago.
1921
R. HOWARD RAMSEY is a
member of Ramsey Industries, at
Goliad, Texas. Ramsey Industries
is made up of the Ramsey Valley
Gin Co., Inc.; Ramsey Brothers
Truck Lines;
Co., Inc.; Ramsey Mercantile Co.;
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THE TEXAS AGGIE
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Ramsey Farms, and the Ramsey
Blacksmith Shop.
ELBERT L. ROBINSON is pow
er engineer for the Gulf States
Utilitiei Company at Beaumont,
and second vice president of the
Beaumont A. & M. Club. He was
the author of an article in the
September Oil and Gas Journal en.
titled “GULF COAST STATION
DEMANSTRATES ADVANT.
AGES OF UTILITY POWER.”
W. B. “BILL” COOK, agricul-
tural agent, Missouri Pacific
Lines, Houston, entered his son
at A. & M. this fall. Cook served
as secretary of the Association
of Former Students from 1921-23.
CAPTAIN ARTHUR H. JUNG-
MAN is on active duty as a cap-
tain in the 111th Engineers at
Camp Bowie. He was an engineer
with the Southern Pacific Lines,
Houston, before being called to
active duty. He is affectionately
known to his old classmates as
“Mutt’ Jungman.
DAVE A. SINGLETON during
the summer was promoted to the
rank of assistant general foreman
of car repairs and inspection for
the Southern Pacific Lines. His
headquarters are at Houston.
DAVID L. STEVENS gets his
mail at Route 2, Merkel, Texas.
Stevens is still raising Hereford
cattle and expects to have a show
string at the Dallas Fair in Octo-
ber. He says he will be glad to
meet any of the old gang around
their stalls at the fair.
FORREST P. BUIE is senior
partner of Buie-Lunsford Company,
4605 Montrose Boulevard, Houston,
Texas. The company deals in build-
ing materials. Forrest is married
and he and Mrs. Buie have two
boys and live at 3016 Ellalee Lane,
Houston.
1922
A Pope Lancaster
A. POPE LANCASTER last
June was appointed superintendent
of Industrial Relations at the
Hawthorne Works of the Western
Electric Company in Chicago. He
has been with Western Electric
since his graduation from A. & M.
His first four years with the com-
pany were spent in industrial rela-
tions work. Beginning in 1927 he
was engaged in a 14-year series of
operating assignments covering
many phases of the manufacture of
telephones and telephone equip-
ment. In July 1940 he was named
division chief of Public Relations
and last June superintendent of
Industrial Relations. Mr. and Mrs.
Lancaster, with their son, A. Pope
Lancaster, Jr., live at 325 South
Spring Avenue, LaGrange, Illi-
nois.
J. C. MOORE is superintendent
of the Paint Department of the
Sinclair Refining Company, Mar-
cus Hook, Pennsylvania. Moore is
Chairman of the Technical Advis.
ory Committee of the Federation
MACHINE &
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SAN ANTONIO
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Longview, Texas
“Texas Best for Best Texans”
D. D. Budd, Pres. — E. F. H. Roberts, V. Pres. and Actuary
W. M. Sparks, Chairman of the Board
Legal Reserve
Officers and directors of the
Beaumont A. & M. Club are pic-
tured above at a recent meeting.
E. H. “Buck”
Wilder, 29, sergeant-at-arms, was
Only one officer,
absent. In the picture abeve are,
seated, Eber H. Peters, Jr. ’40,
secretary; George C. Morris, ’18.
first vice president; R. C. Black,
17, director; C. L. Babcock, ’20,
president; H. B. “Doe” Chamber-
lain, ’34, director; and C. P. Baker,
’34, director.
Standing, W. J. Balmer, ’36, di-
rector; H. W. Perkins, ’33, director;
E. L. Robinscn, ’21, second vice
only recently elected and under the
President; Lynn Porter, ’37, treas-
urer; Lee Parish, ’23, director; Tom
J. Kelly, ’19, deputy sergeant-at-
arms; and Dick Carey, ’11, assist-
ant treasurer.
The above slate of officers wa:
leadership of President Babcoc!
promises to give the Beaumont A
& M. Club one of its most active
years. On the evening of October
14 the club entertained fathers of
all A. & M. Freshmen at a “Fish
Fathers’ Frolic”.
of National Paint and Varnish Pro-
duction Clubs, which is working
with the armed forces in develop-
ing Modern Camouflage Coatings.
A. T. “AB” WEBBER recently
moved from Houston to New Or-
leans following his promotion to
the vice presidency of the Standard
Supply and Hardware Company,
with main offices in New Orleans.
The company deals in oil well and
heavy industrial supplies and oper-
ates branch stores in various cities
of Texas and Louisiana. Webber
was general purchasing agent for
the Freeport Sulphur Company
from 1934.37 when he went with
kis present concern. He is a red-
hot Aggie football fan and hopes
to get over for a game or so this
fall,
| GERALD C. FAHEY is in charge
of the Navasota office of the Bry-
an Production Credit Association.
Fahey served two terms as county
judge of Grimes County and is
also in the farming and livestock
business in that county.
GARLAND L. BOYKIN is coun-
| ty agent leader of the Extension
| Service of the New Mexico A.
'& M. College, State College, New
Mexico. As a student at A. &
| M., Boykin took animal husbandry
cand was captain of the band and
active in many other organizations.
1923
Professor GEORGE B. WILCOX,
of the A. & M. College Educa-
tion Department, taught at the
University of Texas in second term
of summer school.
NELSON I. ROSS is with the
Houston Lighting & Power Com-
pany, Rosenberg, Texas.
DEWITT C. GREER recently
concluded his first year as State
Highway Engineer and adminis-
trative head of the Texas Highway
Department. Greer was named as
one of the five “men of the year”
of Texas at Burris C. Jackson’s,
27, annual state-wide barbecue
held at Hillsboro on August 30.
Greer and his family make their
home in Austin. As a student at
A. & M. DeWitt was a member
of the Ross Volunteers, on the Y.
M. C. A. Cabinet, took civil engi-
neering, and active in other stu-
dents affairs.
CLINTON C. ROGERS, JR., 602
Donaldson Avenue, San Antonio,
is manager of the Southern Divi-
sion of the Tretolite Company,
Manufacturing Chemists of St.
Louis. He was a visitor to the
campus during registration bring-
ing a nephew to enter A. & M.
W. A. TOLSON is in the Re-
search Division of the RCA Manu-
facturing Company, Inc., Camden,
New Jersey. Tolson is afraid he
will need a guide to get around
the campus the next time he makes
a visit. g
PAUL VANCE is chief pilot for
the Southern Division American
Air Lines, Fort Worth, Texas.
1924
CAPTAIN GREER B. NELSON
was a recent campus visitor en
route to his permanent station at
Fort Bliss, El Paso, from the
Louisiana maneuvers.
THEODORE R. STEPHENS is
working with the U. S. Depart:
ment of Agriculture, in charge of
sweet potato weevil control project,
at Gulfport, Mississippi. He and
Mrs. Stephens and their two sons
live at 821 Second Street of that
city and write that they would be
delighted to have any Aggie in
that part of the country call on
them. Ted took his degree in
horticulture and was vice president
of the junior class.
A. C. TAYLOR, who is with
the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
and lives at 617 Maple Street,
Spartanburg, S. C. comes to life
with the approach of the football
season. He suggests that when two
teams are tied at the close of the
season, as were A. & M. and S. M.
U. last fall, the championship
should be determined by the result
of their game with each other.
This would have been fine for the
Aggies last year.
N. C. MAGNUSON has moved
from Baltimore, Maryland {io
Charleston, South Carolina. He is
still with the U. S. Engineer Of-
fice and his headquarters in
Charleston will be in the Custom
House.
DILLARD O. MARSHALL is on
duty at Milan, Tennessee, in care
of the Constructing Quartermaster,
Wolf Creek Ordnance Plant. His
permanent address is still 2540
University Drive, Fort Worth.
1925
WARD LAMBERT, Box 531,
Orange, Texas, is working for the
Navy Department. Lambert took
his degree in industrial education.
ARCHIE DAMON, former Ag-
gie basketball star, always has
a smile and hearty handshake for
his friends when they stop at the
Damon Service Station, 2331 Tele-
phone Road, Houston. He has been
unable to use his legs since in-
jured in an automobile accident a
number of years ago. The Damon-
Mock family recently held a re-
union with over 300 members of
the family present. Archie Damon
is secretary of the group.
CLAUDE A. MAST is associat-
ed with the Brenham Cotton Mills,
Brenham, Texas.
MAJOR HENRY W. EITT is
Base Intelligence Officer of the
Fresno, California. Under his lead-
ership the A. & M. men at that
post are 100 per cent members of
the Association of Former Stu-
dents. In addition to intelligence,
Eitt’s department includes public
relations. He is also in charge
of the 1,000 men mess of the post
and is secretary-treasurer of the
Officers’ Club. A native of San
Antonio, Eitt played football on
the Aggie teams of his day and
later served as Freshman coach
of A. & M. He is also a past
president of the San Antonio A.
& M. Club.
A. Y. GUNTER, secretary-treas-
urer of the New York City A. &
M. Club, recently officially repre-
sented the A. & M. College at
Fordham University’s Centenary
Celebration. According to all re-
ports Gunter, accoutered in aca-
demic robe, was the most degnified
man in the processional. He is
with the Alco Products Company,
30 Church Street, New York City,
N.Y.
CAPTAIN J. R. HUNNICUTT
is with the Medical Administrative
Corps, Utilities Officer, Station
Hospital, Fort Bliss, Texas.
VERNON F. JONES is county
agricultural agent of Lamb Coun-
ty with headquarters at Amhurst,
Texas. He is a member of the
Central Plains A. & M. Club at
Plainview.
C. L. “DOC” WINCHESTER
writes that after 16 years the
“spirit” still remains. His office
is located at 315 East Third Street,
Texarkana, and all Aggies are
cordially welcomed,
1926
EDWARD D. BREWSTER writes
from Caracas, Venezuela, S. A.
that the Brewsters recently enjoy-
ed seeing Dean E. J. Kyle, ’99,
when he stopped in Venezuela. Ed
is district manager of the Armco
International Corporation at Car-
acas, Venezuela.
ROBERT (BOB) THOMAS gets
his mail at Box No. 3, Houston,
Texas.
Who is “PF. ¥V.'C.” °26?
ior ring with the initials F. V. C,,
Class of 1926, was recently found
cn the campus. If the owner will
communicate with the Association
Office he will be put on the trail
of his ring.
LON C. INGRAM is assistant
district engineer with the Texas
Highway Department and gets his
mail at P. O. Box 1273, Amarillo,
Texas.
CAPTAIN MANNING E. TIL-
LERY has been stationed at Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio since July
1939 when he returned to the
States from Albrook Field, Canal
Zone. He is connected with the
Field Service Section as assistant
chief of the Maintenance Branch,
which has general supervision of
maintenance for all Air Corps Air-
craft in the service.
1927
BEN R. CHAMBERS is with the
National Park Service as land-
scape architect and park planner.
He has recently been transferred
from the Tyler State Park to Pos-
som Kingdom State Park on Mov-
ris Sheppard Lake. Ben’s mail
address is Box 991, Breckenridge,
Texas.
CAPTAIN W. E. “WILLIE”
LANGLOTZ is on active duty
with the U. S. Army serving as
Assistant Utilities Officer. He
reports he is mighty busy. He is
located at Camp Wolters, Texas,
and his wife and son are living
at Weatherford, Texas.
O. D. MORRIS is living at 7300
Wingate, Houston, Texas. Morris
is plant quarantine inspector for
A sen--
the Bureau of Entomology and
Plant Quarantine, U. S. Department
of Agriculture.
W. B. COOK is still with the
Gulf Oil Corporation, Port Arthur
Refinery and makes his home at
3301 8th Street of that city. He
is vice president of the Port Arthur
A. & M. Club.
CAPT. M. B. BETHEL is assist-
ant supply officer at the Armored
Force School, Fort Knox, Kentucky.
CAPT. PAUL A. CUNYUS is
officer in charge of the Personnel
Department, U. S. Air Corps Base,
Tucson, Arizona.
MURPHY L. DALTON is with
the E. L. Dalton & Company, 406
Great National Life Building, Dal.
las. The company is engaged in
General Contracting Business and
busy now on extensive National
Defense work.
CAPTAIN J. EDWIN JEN-
NINGS has been on active duty
since last December. He is de-
tailed as an instructor in the
Coast Artillery School, Fort Mon-
roe, Virginia. Jennings is assist-
ant to LIEUTENANT COLONEL
L. C. DENNIS, ’16, director of the
Department of Artillery and Engi-
neering. of the School.
W. H. MEYERS gets his mail
at Box 577, Alvin, Texas. Meyers
is principal of the Alvin High
School and there are six A. & M.
men on the Alvin High faculty.
The many friends of JACK L.
PINK, Houston, will be glad to
know that he was not seriously in-
jured in an accident at the Houston
Club’s “Whing-Ding” party on
September 12. Pink was struck on
the head by a blade of a huge
propeller fan. Fortunately he had
previously turned the fan off and
it was only going slowly. He suf-
fered a severe scalp wound which
required 25 stitches to close but
there was no concussion. He is
one of the star representatives
of the Acacia Life Insurance Com-
pany, Neils Esperson Building,
Houston.
GRIFFIN C. THRIFT is settled
again in New York City after
spending several years in Europe
building refineries. Thrift has
been with the Texas Company for
quite a while. He is located at
205 E. 42nd Street, 11th Floor,
New York City, N. Y. As a stu-
dent he was a member of Com-
pany “B”, Infantry.
1928
EARL L. STRUWE, who has
been out of the state for several
years, is now located at 304 Ma-
jestic Building, Fort Worth, Texas,
and is with the Bureau of Agricul.
tural Economics.
MAJOR CARL R. STORRIE, of
the U. S. Air Corps, has been trans-
ferred from the Gulf Coast Area to
the Newfoundland Base Command.
Major Storrie was formerly Di-
rector of Training at Randolph
Field and has been a key figure
in the selection and construction of
the numerous air corps primary,
basic, and advance flying courses
In the Southwest.
LIEUTENANT JOHN C.
CATES is in the Army and on
maneuvers in Louisiana at the
present time. His permanent ad-
dress, however is 411 North Main
Street, Cleburne, Texas. As a stu-
dent at A. & M. Cates was active
in many student affairs and was
associate editor of the LONG-
HORN.
WM. H. FABIAN, C. L. U.,, 1s
manager of the Connecticut Gener-
al Life Insurance Company in
Houston with offices at 1710 Com-
merce Building. He is an active
member of the Houston A. & M.
Club.
JOHN L. HALEY is general
manager for Anderson, Clayton &
Company, of Chihuahua, Mexico.
His address is Apartado Postal 123,
Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico.
GEORGE P. MUNSON, JR. is
resident engineer for the Texas
Highway Department at Mt. Ver-
non, Texas.
H. J. SKELTON is living at
2224 N. Houston Street, Fort
Worth, Texas, and has just re-
covered from a major operation.
1929
CAPTAIN JAY BERTRAND
gets his mail "at P.O." Box 1113,
San Antonio, where he is on duty
at the Fort Sam Houston Recep-
tion Center.
PAUL F. HARDER is living at
4807 Austin Drive, Galveston. Paul
is district traffic chief of the Gal-
veston District, Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company. Harder has
been with this same company since
graduation, is married and has one
child.
ENOS B. CAPE, formerly engi-
neer of materials and tests for
the State Highway Department,
Austin, has resigned to accept a
position as district engineer of the
Asphalt Institute. He will con-
tinue to make his home and head-
quarters in Austin.
EDWIN C. JANCIK gets his
mail at Box 78, Houston, where
for the past several years he has
been sales engineer for the Texas
Construction Material Company
with headquarters in Houston.
Jancik contacts many A. & M. men
throughout Southeast Texas as his
company has been furnishing ma-
terials for several large defense
projects in Southeast Texas.
CAPTAIN GEORGE H. MOORE
is in the Air Corps Technical
School, Keesler Field. Mrs. Moore
and their two children, Madeline
and George, Jr., will be in Biloxi,
Mississippi, until the present emer-
engineer, City of Dallas, has been
transferred to the Philippine Is-
lands. That is a long jump from
the Louisiana maneuvers.
HAROLD B. GIEB is a member
of the firm of Gieb, La Roche,
Dahl, and Chappell, architects and
engineers on the huge Red River
Ordnance Depot near Texarkana.
Another member of the firm, E.
B. LaROACH, is a former head of
the Architectural Department at
A. & M.
E. L. “BUCK” TAYLOR is di-
rector of flying, Air Corps Train-
ing Detachment, Cuero, Texas.
Taylor is married and has one
future Aggie.
JAMES O. WOODMAN has been
given a leave of absence for one
year by the A. & M. Extension
Service for active military ser-
vice. He has been assistant county
agent for Dallas County with head-
quarters in Dallas for the past sev.
eral years,
W. M. ANDREWS is one of the
partners of Lockwood & Andrews,
consulting engineers, 712 Union
National Bank Building, Houston.
He was architect-engineer on the
San Jacinto Ordnance Depot now
under construction on the Houston
Ship Channel.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. TOM B.
BAGLEY were recent campus vis-
itors from Tucson, Arizona, where
Tom is stationed.
J. B. CLARK is with the Stano-
lind Oil & Gas Company, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, in the Research Engi-
neering Department. He has been
married since 1938 and he and
Mrs. Clark have one little daugh-
ter Cynthia about a year old.
JUDSON G. JACKSON is party
chief on a seismograph crew of
the Seismograph Service Corpora-
tion, Tulsa, Oklahoma. At the pres-
ent time he is on a job located
at Knox City, Texas. However,
his permanent address is 709 Ken-
nedy Building, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
G. W. (Ken) KINCANNON has
been with the Ford Motor Com-
pany for the past six years, He is
zone manager in the Corpus Chris-
ti territory and travels out of the
Houston Branch of the Ford Com-
pany.
CAPTAIN RICHARD P. LIVE-
LY, who was attached at A. & M.
last year, has been transferred
from Guthrie, Okla., to Dallas,
where he will be R.O.T.C. com-
mandant at Highland Park High
School. He was in that position for
several years before coming to A.
gency is over and they get their|g Mm
mail at P. O. Box 648, Biloxi,
Mississippi.
CAPTAIN CLYDE R. NICHOLS
is an instructor in the Coast Ar-
tillery School, Fort Monroe, Vir-
ginia. He is head of the Anti-
aircraft Gun Material Section of
the Department of Artillery.
THEODORE SCHUTZ is living
at 8602 E. Montgomery, Houston,
Texas. Schutz is an exchange
engineer with the Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company.
1930
V. T. KALLUS writes that he is
still a bachelor and is teaching
vocational agriculture in the Vie
toria, Texas, Public Schools. Kallus
expects to be visiting the campus
on Thanksgiving Day.
WILLIAM H. LANGFORD is
with the San Joaquin Cotton Oil
Company at Chowchilla, California.
Bill sees all the games the Aggies
play out in that part of the country
and is disappointed that they are
not scheduled to play a California
team this fall. He reports having
seen several times ERNEST
KEITH LANGFORD, ’39, who is
on duty at Camp Roberts.
J. A. “PAT” PATTERSON is now
located in Texarkana with duties of
Chief Clerk for the Architects
Enginers, Gieb - LaRoche - Dahl -
Chappell. D. B. McNERNEY, ’32,
and FRANK MOTHES, ’40, are
with the same architects and engi
neers, reports Pat, having been
transferred from the Dallas office
for this particular defense project.
BROOKS CONOVER, former
Aggie football and baseball star,
and veteran coach, is enjoying u
good season in his first year as
coach of the Orange High School
Loam. He went there from Browns-
ville.
CAPTAIN HOWELL NOLTE,
Denison, is retired from active duty
following a long illness at the
Fort Sam Houston Base Hospital.
He has returned to his post as
head of the Industrial Arts De-
partment of the Denison High
School. He served in the air
corps for two years in England
and France in World War No. 1.
1930
A. A. KUEHN gets his mail
at Box 383, Tyler, where he is an
engineer with the Texas Power
and Light Company.
TOMMY MILLS is living at
2222 Swift, Houston, where he is
a lumber salesman. He reports
“business good.”
GRANVILLE L. ROPER is an
electrical engineer with the Hum-
ble Oil and Refining Company at
Tyler, Texas. He formerly lived at
Houston.
TOM L. SESSIONS gets his mail
at 603 Republic Bank Building,
Dallas, Texas.
NUNNALLY P. STEPHENSON
is Regional Personnel Training Of-
ficer with the Soil Conservation
Service, Fort Worth, Texas, and
resides at 3704 Avenue G of that
city. Stephenson is married and
has a little girl nine and a boy sev-
en.
EARLE W. SUDDERTH has
been appointed engineer for the
Midland-Ector Counties health
unit by the Texas State Depart-
ment of Public Health. He will be
sanitary engineer for the unit and
will make his headquarters at Mid-
land.
1931
CAPTAIN JACK N. NAHAS,
is signal officer on the headquar-
ters staff at Camp Bowie.
CAPTAIN GRAHAM M.
HATCH, JR., formerly sanitary
OSCAR LOESSIN, JR. gets his
mail at R.F.D. No. 2, Granger,
Texas. Loessin is married and has
one son.
GEORGE L. MILNER is a lieu-
tenant in the Texas D-fense Guard,
Company B, Pecos, Texas. Milner
is owner of the Home Furniture
Company, Pecos, Texas, and that
firm recently celebrated its 7th
anniversary.
HOMER E. THOMPSON is coun-
ty agricultural agent of Garza
County, with headquarters at Post,
Texas.
MAX C. WINKLER is tutor and
ranch superintendent for the Cal-
pany at Encinal, Texas, where he
and Mrs. Winkler and their two
children make their home. Max took
his master’s degree from A. & M.
College in 1940.
NORMAN J. YENTZEN is liv-
ing at 4560 Brandon, Beaumont,
Texas. Norman is associated with
the Pure Oil Company.
1932
LIEUTENANT F. FREY was
ordered to active duty on July 21,
1941, and is stationed at Fort
Brown, Texas, with the Post Quar-
termaster. Since his graduation
in 1932 up to the time he received
his orders, Walter was with the
Construction Division of the Texas
Highway Department and was lo-
cated in the Panhandle most of that
time.
F. W. MUELLER is District
Geologist for the Skelly Oil Com-
vany, 1301 Esperson Building,
Houston, Texas.
HARVIE D. POOL has been ap-
pointed assistant county agent for
Lubbock County, with headquar-
ters at Lubbock, by the A. & M.
Extension Service.
CARLOS B. FLOYD and family
are living at 5129 Seventh Street,
Port Arthur, Texas, where Carlos
is connected with the Atlantic Pipe
Line Company.
ROBERT E. HENRY has been on
active duty since last December,
and is now in the Range Offices at
Camp Lee, Virginia. This is one of
the largest rifle and pistol ranges
in the United States. Robert writes
that he would certainly love to see
an A. & M. football game this fall.
CAPTAIN GRABER KIDWELL
is commanding “E” Battery, 32nd
Battalion, Field Artillery Replace-
ment Center, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
J. R. McMAHAN, JR. gets his
mail at Box 706, Liberty, Texas,
in care of the Humble Seismograph
crew. He is planning on seeing the
Thanksgiving game.
J. C. OLIVER, JR. is with the
| State Board of Health ,Tyler, Tex-
as.
LEO PRESNELL has been coun-
ty attorney of Upshur County
since January, 1939. He makes his
home at Gilmer, Texas.
A. L. “DUTCH” SEBESTA is
still county agent at Carrizo
Springs. He has been county agent
in this country for the past eight
years. “Dutch” has two daughters,
age two and six, and is a former
Aggie football player.
LOUIS H. SHEARER is with the
Core Laboratories, Inc., of Dal-
las and it present is a petroleum
engineer in their Los Angeles div-
ision at 545 S. Figuerosa Street,
Los Angeles, California.
CHARLES W. SMITH is junior
resident engineer with the State
Highway Department and gets his
mail at Box 1642, Borger, Texas.
ELI O. WOTIPKA is still lo-
cated at Chichuahua, Chih., Mexico,
where his address is Box 22. Wot-
ipka reports they are far behind
in their work due to heavy rains
of this summer.
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