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Capt. Wm. R. Buford is out of
the service and owns and operates
his own business known as the
Western Auto Store, 1210 Monroe
; St, Commerce, Texas.
~~ Lt. Chas. A. Sullins has returned
from overseas and getting mail at
~ Robstown, Texas.
David C. Fransen has been ap-
= pointed chief scout of the Corpus
Christi division of the Humble Oil
and Refining Company, Mr. Fran-
sen recently returned to the Hum-
ble company after a period of mi-
litary service extending from Feb.,
1842, to Sept., 15, of this year. As
a captain in the Infantry he served
as a company commander in the
Asiatic and Pacific area and is the
holder of the purple heart and the
presidential unit citation.
Mr. Fransen joined the Humble
shortly after
uation and worked i in the West
+ Texas and New Mexico fields. In
January, 1937, he was transferred
to the geologic, lease and scouting
in that
department until called to military
Company in 1936,
department and served
service.
Welton A. Ruhmann
Kenedy, Texas
Silver Taps: Lt. Olen W. Abbott.
Col. Kyle Riddle was a campus
visitor in January but will soon re-
turn to Europe. He has been in the
Air Corps since graduating from
A. & M. One of his exploits during
the action over France put him in
a tighter spot that he ever ex-
perienced when he was a star
“southpaw” of the Aggie baseball
team. He was forced to make a
belly landing in France when his
plane was shot down while on a
strafing mission. He was taken
in tow by members of the French|-
Underground and, several weeks
later was delivered back safe and
sound to the Allied lines. “I got
all the walking and bicycle riding
I wanted” was his only comment
as to how he got out.
A younger brother Rolean Rid-
dle, 39, is taking graduate work
at A&M and on the side, coaching
the A. & M. Consolidated High-
school football and basketball
teams,
Capt. Ernest V. Walton has been
released from the Navy Air Corps
after three years service in the
Atlantic and Caribbean. He and
his wife and three children will live
at College Station,, where Capt.
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Ag. Ed. Department.
Major W. W. Barnes, Jr., has
served five and half years in the
army. Upon his release from serv-| Co
ice he will be employed by the
Dept. of Public Works in Fort
Worth. . . . Major James J. Dent,
Jr., has changed his address to
Kerrville, Texas. . . . Joseph D.
Metcalfe will soon be at 2413 Cres-
well Ave., Shreveport,
James L. Fitgerald is on termi-
nal leave and working for Cox
Farm Equipment Company, Boise
City, Oklahoma.
Capt. Thomas L. Fahring is back
in Dallas, 418 S. Winnetka St.,
Thomas C. Martin, Jr., is Dis-
trict Representative for the Inter-
national Harvester Company, loca-
ted at Beeville, Texas. Capt.
Armour R. Meador is in Tokyo
but expects to be in Buda, Texas,
ere long.
Lt. John W. Ayers is with the
2nd Bn. 1st Reg., Fort Lewis, Wash-
ington.
Lt. Col. Jack Neal returned
from Germany in November, where
he commanded an Engr. Bn. in the
3rd Army, and expects to go to
work for the Soil Conservation
Service doing drainage work. His
mailing address is 956 Scenic Drive,
San Bernardino, Calif.
Louis A. Sprain has returned to
his home at Wallis, Texas, follow-
ing two years service in the ETO.
R. F. Hooper has accepted a
position with the Solar Combustion
Co., 2116 E. Olimpic Blvd., Los
Angeles, Calif. Lt. Col. J. M.
Hollingsworth still gets mail at
3729 Normandy St., Dallas, but
plans to ge into the reeal estate
business at Odessa soon.
1938
Capt. John H. Bone
Hq. 143rd Repl. Bn.
APO 353, ¢/o Pm.
San Francisco, Calif.
Silver Taps: William E. Close.
Rev. James P, Higginbotham is
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Winters, Texas.
Lt. Robert S. Taylor is on termi-
nal leave following his return from
23 months in the ETO. He served
as Radio Officer for the Supreme
Hdgs., AEF and also far the 6th
Arm’d Gp. He and his family are
living for the present at 1616 Ur-
suline Avenue, Bryan, Texas,|,
where Mrs. Taylor has been making
her home while the Lt. has been
overseas. He is a brother of Willi-|p
am M. “Bill” Taylor, Jr., ’38, who
was killed in Sept., 1944, when the
prison ship in which he was being
transported was sunk.
Pete Dowling has returned to
Houston after three years in the
Navy and has been named Assist-
ant Coach and Physical Education
Instructor of Stephen F. Austin
High School. He was a member of
Houston School’s coaching
staff when he entered the Navy.
He will serve as line coach in foot-
ball and as head basketball coach
next winter. Pete played football,
basketball and baseball at A. &
M., although a broken leg stopped
his football career early. He was
a real star in baseball and played
professional baseball until a shoul-
der injury cut that career short.
His home is at 1273 Morris, Hous-
ton 9, Texas.
Woody Bell has been released
from active duty after 4% years.
Most of that time was in the Air
Transport Command. He is getting
mail at Box 315, New Braun-
fels, and is uncertain as to whether
or not he will return to profession-
al baseball in which he was en-
gaged before going on active duty.
Aggies of his day will recall with
a_ thrill his famous championship
ninth inning homer at Kyle Field
against Texas in 1938.
1939
Robert M. Adams
3612 19th Street
Pt. Arthur, Texas
Proud Papas: Capt. Preston M.
Carter; Lt. Conrad S. Hinshaw.
After two years aboard the U. S.
S. Advance Base Section Dry Dock
-1 Philip Medellin, has received
his discharge from the Navy. Be-
fore entering service, he was em-
ployed in the U. S. Customs Office
at Laredo. Mrs. Medellin, the form-|
er Miss Louise Henry, has been
making her home in Bryan while
Mr. Medellin has been in the serv-
ice.
While on terminal leave, Cla-
rence H. Heinen, has been promo-
ted to the rank of Lt. Col. Col.
Heinen, at present is at the home of
his parents, 4537 Munger Ave., Dal-
las, served in the Pacific was Area
and in occupied: Japan for nearly
two years.
Albert A. Maberry retired from
the service with the rank of Cap-
tain and is working with his broth-
er on the Flying M. Ranch, Star
Route A, Box 65, Austin, Texas.
John R. C. McGowen was promo-
ted in December to the rank of
Captain and is on terminal leave.
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He will go to Puerto Armuelles, Re-
public of Panama, in early Febru-
ary, where he will return to his
old position with the Chirigui Land
John J. Moseley, Quanah, Tex-
as, arrived at his home in Novem-
ber, 1945, after being released from
a Japanese prison camp. He had{N.
arrived in the Philippines in Sep-
tember, 1941, and was captured on
‘Bataan, He is at present at Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, and hopes to;
receive his discharge soon,
1940
Capt. F. Max McCullar
APO 11738, ¢/o Pm.,
New York, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs.: Lt, Rheinhart W.
Gerlich.
Silver Taps: Lt. Joe C. Moseley.
Major Wm. Henry Oswalt, III,
has returned from the European
theater and Mrs. Oswalt has joined
him in Dallas where they will re-
open their home. Mrs. Oswalt made
her home in Bryan with her moth-
er, Mrs. C. A. Searcy while Major
Oswalt was overseas.
Capt. Hubert E. Braunig, Jr.
3508 Mosley Drive, Apt. 7, Hous-
ton, Texas, will return to the Col-
lege for a refresher course in
February. He returned to the states
in October and is now on terminal
leave.
James W. Criswell, 706% E. 20th,
Austin, Texas, was released from
service in October after 3% years
of service. He was a B-24 pilot for
15 months in the Pacific. He plans
to return to College to complete
work for a degree. Robert
W. Crook has returned from over-
seas service and is at home in Fort
Worth, 2301 S. Adams St.
Wm. N. “Flop” Colson received
his discharge on December 8 and
is back in civilian life, getting mail | |
at Box 31, College Station, Texas.
Major Jesse K. Barton, Box 57,
Rockwood, Texas, was a recent visi-
tor on the campus. He returned to
the States from the Philippines
in December after 23 months of
overseas duty and has received his
discharge from the Army.
1941
Thomas B. Richey
521 E. Dewey PL
San Antonio, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.:
ing; Homer A. Bodine.
Capt. Thomas B. Richey hag returned
9 civilian life and living at 521 E. Dewey
San Antonio, 2, Texas. He is a plain
4 Woe again. How about some news
about yourself, Class Agent Richey?
Lt. Robert E. Nisbet, known for his
fine work in reporting the Manila A. & M.
Club activities, has changed his address
to 31st FA Bn. Tth Div. APO 17, % Pm.
San Francisco, Calif. . . Troy M.
Berry is back from a tour of duty and
living at Goldthwaite, Texas.
Jack Holt, 1850 Vista Del Mar, Holly-
wood, California. John B. Link,
714 N. Marguerite Avenue, Alhambra,
California.
Lt. E. H. Levy, home address 4346 Nor-
mandy, Dall, visited the campus in early
January and hopes to be back in school
before the year is ove, He was a roommate
of the late Lt. C. “Chick” Korth, ’41,
whose substantial “nl to the College
was announced in a recent issue of the
TEXAS AGGIE. Korth was killed when his
plane was shot down near Belgrade in
April, 1944. Hiss will bequethed his entire
estate to the College to be used as a Loar
Fund. Ivey recalled with pleasure his
friendship with Korth and many details
of their experiences together while stu-
dents. ‘“The bequest,” declared Ivey, ‘is
just the kind of thing that Chick would
do. He was a great guy and a sincere
and wll loved friend of all that knew
im.’ -
Capt. Philip B. Curd has returned from
overseas duty with the 70th Divisien and
is now on terminal leave. He and Mrs.
Curd are living at 504 W. 28th., St, Bryan,
eras,
S. Urdaneta, Bella Vista 160, Mara-
ans Venezuela, spent several weeks on
the eampus in January. He operates ex-
tensive dairy and farming intersts in
Venezuela but manages a visit to the
States once a year if possible. He was
accompanied on his trip by Mrs. Urdaneta
and their son. While at A. & M. he took
some intensive graduate work in the ar-
tificial insemination of cattle. He reports
having a visit last fall with Ambassador
Kyle at Guatemala. Mr. Urdaneta sends
regards to all his A. & M. friends and
classmates.
Walter L. Hendon spent 43 months in
the Pacific but is a ‘‘Mister” again and
living at Richland, Texas.
Tommy C. Davis is getting mail at 8104
Fort Worth, Texas . .
1942
Capt. James B. Hervey
APO 953, c/o Pm,,
San' Francisco, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs.: Capt. Jack J. For-
man; R. K. Whitfill; Capt. Robin
Lee Rominger; Lt. James J, Mec-
Roberts; G. D. McClain; James
John Cupples; Winston Earl Frost.
Lt. Glen C. McGouirk is getting mail at
Bonham, Texas. . . . . Murray F. Evans
has been promoted to the grade of Captain
at Camp Stoneman, San Francisco Port
of Embarkation, where he is a Medical
Administrative Officer in the Station
Hospital. His wife, Kathryne F. Evans,
makes her home with him at 1382 Red-
wood, Pittsburg, Calif.
Capt. Jack M. Smither is out of the
army and working for Vinson Supply Co.,
selling refinery equipment, 1395 E. 27th
Place, Tulsa, Okla. eH reports that J.
McReynolds, 22, is his boss.
Lt. P. H. “Pete” Tumlinson is back at
his home in Bryan, Texas. . . . Major
James R. Stracener has returned from serv-
ice in England and France and is back
at his home on Route 2, Longview, Texas
. . . Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Ragland, 4114 Oak
Lawn, Dallas, were visitors on the campus
and in Bryan, for the big Turkey Day
Game. Dr. Ragland is connected with Dr.
R. A. Self’'s Vet. Hospital in Dallas.
Wendell Fields, Jr., is back from the
wars and getting mail at 2421 Cleburne,
Houston 4, Texas. He is at the Brooke
General Hospital, Fort Sam Houston, re-
covering from a minor operation at the
present. . . . Capt. James R. Sterling
spent 28 months with the 1st Cav. Div.
in Australia and Japan. He is back at
Conway, Texas, now.
After three years in the Panama Canal
territory, Capt. Clarence M. Cunningham
is out of the service and living at Pan-
handle, Texas. . . . Jere A. Daniel, Jr.,
spent 22 months in the ETO and is now
at Kerens, Texas, taking life easy.
Lt. Harold E. Barnes returned from 14
months overseas service with the Air Medal
with three clusters, ETO Ribbon with four
battle stars, the Victory Ribbon and the
American Theatre Ribbon. He gets his
mail at Box 158, Route 1, Mission, Texas.
CM 2/¢ James M. Beavers spent 26
months in the Southwest Pacific with the
C.B.’s. He is at home in Mart, Texas. . . .
Francis B. Murray is getting mail at 5423
Ross Avenue, Dallas. . . . Lt. Robert L.
Smock is with Co. A. 1st Inf., APO 6, %
Pm., San Francisco, Calif.
1943
Dan R. Sutherland
College Station, Texas
‘Mr. and Mrs.: Lt. Paul M. Ben-
nett; Sgt. Thomas B. Pickett, Jr.
Proud Papa: Lt. Maury W. Me-
Caskill.
Lt. Thomas R. Newton, Bryan, Texas,
veteran of five European campaigns, has
been assigned as instructor to the Ob-
servation Department, Field Artillery
School, Fort Sill, Okla. He was awarded
the Bronze Star for his part in the Nor-
Travie Ave.
Capt. Frank Lov-|-
mandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ar-
dennes and Central Europe campaigns.
Tom R. Vannoy has returned from the
Pacific and is at 319 N. 10th St., McAllen,
Texas. . . . Ens. James Robt, Benner was
wounded off Okinawa, May 4, 1945, re-
ceiving a head wound when four Jap sui-
cide planes attacked and sank his ship.
After four months of hospitalization he
returned to duty and is now getting mail
at uss LSM Y 201, % FPO, New York,
ng and Mrs. James A. Ullom have
changed their address to Box 772, Canadian,
Texas. They are also the proud parents of
a daughter, Jimmie Kay, born Nov. 21.
This was the happiest Christmas that
Lt, Arthur A. Marston spent in a long
time—he completed a 4000 mile journey and
arrived at his home at 3101 Agnes St.,
Corpus Christi in time for the holidays.
Lt. Jerry N. Wallace has changed his
addres to Municipal Bldg., Fort Dodge,
owa.
Vernon F. Guymon held the rank of
Captain when released from service. His
permanent mailing address is 1323 Vassar,
Houston. . . . Cpl. John R. Watson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Watson, Groes-
beck, Texas, is doing occupational duty
in Germany and getting mail at Bt. I,
Co. B., Sect 2, Biarritz American Unic.,
APO 1772, % PM, N. Y., N. Y. Cpl Wat-
son was inducted into the service in April
1943, while a senior at A. & M.,, and has
been overseas Sines last August.
Lt. (ig) G. Jonge gets mail at Ships
Co. 7th Div., Us A.B.P.D., San Bruno,
Calif. . . . Charles R. Love has returned
to the states after spending 17 months in
the Pacific. He was stationed on Iwo
Jima with the 4th Emergency Rescue
Sadn. He is planning to enter school in
Feb., and sends a “hello” to all his
'43 classmates,
Lt. Wm, McNair, Jr.,
visitor on the campus. His address is
224 N. Brighton, Dallas, Texas . . . After
spending eleven months in the ETO, Lt.
Helmut K. Buechner has received his dis-
charge and back at school. His mailing
address is 805 E. 30th St., Bryan.
1944
Lt. Gus Boesch
Whitney, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Charles T. Hollis;
William Lewis Matthews, Jr.; Capt.
John Gordon Swope, Jr.
Proud Papas: Capt. Arthur L.
Hogge, Jr.; Lt. Rex F. Colwick.
Henry C. “Hank” Avery is with the
Baroid Sales Division, at Crane, Texas. .
. Lt. Jerry R. Ratcliff is serving over-
seas with Co. K. 17th Inf. APO 17, %
PM, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Ratcliff
and their son, born Nov. 24, are residing
at 2115 Jackson, Amarillo, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Ivey are
living at 4346 Normandy, Dallas, following
their marriage on Dec, 29. . . . Lt. Shel-
ton H. Wagner, 411th Sq. 502nd GP., APO
182, ¢ PM, San Francisco, Calif. wants to
hear from the following: Lt. Arthur J.
Mercer, Jr., APO 21236, % PM, San
Francisco, Calif., and Lt. Truman D. Cox,
37th Tk. Bn., Co. A, APO 254, % PM
N.Y.
Word from Lt. N. M. Barrier, III, Haq.
663 Repl. Co, 5th Repl. Depot, APO 711,
-% PM, San Francisco, Calif. indicates that
the Manila bunch is still on the beam. . .
Henry F. Hartman has been on active
duty since March 22, 1943, and was as-
signed to the Baylor Dental College where
he will receive his D.D.S. degree in June
of this year. He is married and has a
son five months old. Mailing address 622
Cordon St., Dailas 1, Texas.
Lt. “Ted” B. “oldman has returned
from services in the ETO and is, at 5208
East Side Avenue., Dallas 4. He wears the
Combat Inf. Badge, ETO Ribbon with
three battle stars, the Purple Heart, Bel-
gium Fourragere, and Parachut Wings.
James Mack Abercrombie has changed
his address to Box 555, College Station.
Pfe. Lloyd W. Smith is in Gremen-Grohn,
Germany, Hgs. 311th Combat Team, APO
751, ¢% PM, N.Y. . . . Capt. Robert H.
Simpson is making plans to enter col-
lege in Feb. In the meantime he is at
Christoval, Texas. . . Lt. R. Lamar
Haines tried his skill at skiing and landed
up in the hospital with a broken ankle.
His new address . JS Arm’d. F.A, Bn,
APO 403, % PM, N.
After 27 mis in the Pacific,
Capt. Billy B. Frederick was visit-
ing the College in January while on
terminal leave. His mailing ad-
dress is Drawer A, Hawkins, Texas.
Gerald T. Sueltenfuss was re-
leased from service in December
upon his return from 19 months
in the ETO. He was a Master Sgt.
at the time “of retirement. Present
mailing address is 208 N. Hack-
berry, San Antonio, Texas.
1945
Eugene F. Howard, Jr.
P. O. Box 1924
Mr. and Mrs.: S/Sgt. Sylvan H.
Brustein; Lt. Charles R. Cunning-
ham; Lt. R. M. Wright; S/Sgt.
Harold Rubenstein.
According to Class Agent Gene
Howard—Lt. I. B. Jarvis was a
recent campus visitor.
A recent visitor in the Office
was Lt. Roy T. Thornhill, of 6634
Lakeshore, Dallas.
Richard L. Bolin was a recent
was a December
‘| campus visitor. He is at Hdq. Co.|
3rd. STR, Fort Benning, Ga.
Lt. Thomas “Lake” Erwin has
returned from 11 months duty in
the Pacific with the Marine Corps.
He was on the campus recently
making plans to return to school
in February.
Sgt. Fred Bledsoe returned to
‘his home at 1423 S. 8th, Waco,
after 20 months in the CBI.
Lt. Andrew F. Lavender was an
early January visitor following
his return from 8 months overseas
with the 8th Air Force. He plans
to reenter school in February.
Lt." U. Calvert Sterquell, Serv.
Co., 511th Prcht. Reg., APO 468,
c/o P. M., San Francisco, writes
that he is getting along all right
M.|in Japan but that it is mighty cold
where he is. He hopes to re-enter
school by fall.
Pfc. William J. Kessler, 3929
Oxford St., El* Paso, has received
his discharge and plans to re-enter
A. & M. He was a prisoner of war
of the Germans from November 27,
1944, until his liberation by Rus-
sian troops on May 13, 1945.
1946
Proud Papa: Ensign B. W. Se-
vier.
Silver Taps: Sgt. Connie Claude
Hagemeier, Jr.; Hugh Stan-
berry, Jr., MMR 3/c.
Fallon Snyder is expecting to be
home at 4409 Irving Ave., Dallas,
soon after Feb. 1st. He has been
in the Hospital at Corpus Christi,
having shrapnel removed from an
arm. Fallon was wounded at Oki-
nawa while serving aboard USS
West Va.
Joe D. Jephson is home in Alvin,
Texas, after two and half years of
service.
Sgt. James W. Cooper is with
Co. D, 15th Inf. APO 3, c/o P. M,,
New York, and serving in the
army of occupation in Germany.
Pfc. Sterling S. Lacy, Jr., has
been transferred to Co. A. 18th
Engr. C. Bn. Fort Ord, Calif.
Dr. Sam Law, 2804 E. 5th, Aus-
tin, is practicing Veterinary Medi-
cine at Austin. He was recently
elected Secretary-Treasurer of the
Capital City A. & M, Club.
William Paul Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Paul Martin, 24,
of Decatur, began his story in a
prison camp in East Prussia in
1944, by jotting down favorite
poems, thoughts, prayers, and spe-
cial brands of humor of his pri-
onmates. Paul is back in A. & M.
and his book is ready for publi-
cation. The unusual thing about
this book is that it already has
800 ready-made sales even before
it goes to press. There are that
many U. S. servicemen who back
in a prisoner-of-war camp in Keif-
hyde, Germany, wrote their names
and addresses on carefully guarded
slips of paper so they might have
‘la copy if ever “their book” was
published. Each man will have his
own copy. Paul is the nephew of
Miss Mary Bell Ball, Bryan, Tex-
as, and is making his home with
her while completing his college
work.
Ens. B. W. Sevier gets mail at
USS Amsterdam CL 101, c/o FPO,
San Francisco, Calif. . . .. Jack D.
Swatzell is at Cleburne on a thirty-
day leave and expecting a dis-
charge from the Seabees—and then
back to A. & M.
1947
Pvt. W. B. Peterman’s new ad-
dress is 29th Gen. Hospital, APO
901, c/o P. M., San Francisco,
Calif.
Pfc. Billy J. Moffatt is in Camp
Cooke, Calif., but gets his mail at
Clifton, Texas.
James R. Powell gets mail at
605 Andrew St. Gatesville, Texas
. Charles A. Banker, Jr., gets
mail at SSRM Pearson, Hibernia
Bank Bldg., New Orleans, La
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of Pvt. Paul Fleming please send
insormation to the Association Of-
ice
Pvt. Edwin S. Mayer, Jr., gets
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1846
mail at Co. D, 23rd Bn. 6th Regt.
AGFRD 1, Camp Pickett, Va, . . .
Geo. O. Johnston, S 1/c and Joseph
S. Harris S 1/c¢c are both inter-
viewers at USNPSC, Shelton U. &,
Rt. 60, Norfolk 11, Va.
Corporal Roy D. Barlow, Jr.
Robstown, Texas, has returned to
the U. S. after serving overseas
with the P-38 Ringmasters of the
13th Air Force in the Philippines.
Corp. Barlow worked in the arma-
ment section of the Jungle Air
Force unit. He holds the Presiden-
tial Unit Citation, Asiatic-Pacific
campaign ribbon with five battle
stars, American Theater ribbon,
Good Couduct Medal and the Vic-
tory Medal. 1948
Pvt. Robert F. Lynch, is with
Casual Co. 75, 1st Platoon, APO
21356, ¢/o P. M., San Franeisco,
Calif. . . . Emzy S. Garrett, Jr., is
Seaman Second Class and gets ‘his
mail USS Iowa BB 61, ¢/o FPO,
San Francisco, Calif. . . Pvt. Den-
nis R. Hranitzky is presently sta-
tioned at Ft. Bliss, but has malt
sent to his home on Route 2, Yoa-
kum, Texas.
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Distributors
INDUSTRIAL & WATER SUPPLIES
CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT
PUMPS and MOTORS
SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio — Corpus Christi — Harlingen — Waco
SC 0
SUPPLY CO.
Auto
Phone 2-2629
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES
Life
U. M. (Alex) ALEXANDER, JR., "40
(KRAFT INSURANCE AGENCY)
215 S. Main St.
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Bryan, Texas
Just a Reminder .
Fire
Bonds
Automobile
Contractors Equipment
Workmen’s Compensation
Phone C-8428  *
Commercial & Personal Insurance
Truck lines—Long and Short Haul
GEGIL W. CROW, "38
FOR PERSONAL ATTENTION, ASK FOR CECIL W. CROW, ’38
, 109 Thomas Bldg. 3
Personal Property.
Public Liability
Hospitalization
Livestock
Life
Dallas, Texas
WM. CAMERON & CO.
(INCORPORATED)
LET US REMODEL YOUR HOME
Payments Monthly Under F. H. A.
No Red Tape — Deal Direct With Us
We have built homes in the Southwest for over half
a century with Cameron’s Quality
Building Material.
Ninety Lumber Stores to Serve You
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