FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946
THE TEXAS AGGIE
Page 3
1932
‘Luther E. Bell
2424 Hillside Drive, Dallas 14
Olin E. Teague, Congressman
for the 6th District of Texas, has
moved his offices to Room 308,
House Office Building, House of
Representatives, Washington, D.
‘C. He reports having recent visits
with Lt. Col. Garland R. Bryant,
’31, Adjutant General’s Office,
Pentagon Bldg., and Lt. Col. W. S.
Blodgett, ’33, Room 4B734, Penta-
gon Building, Washington.
Irvin C. Mowery has accepted a
position as Cooperative Agent with
the Texas Agricultural Experi-
ment Station and the Bureau of
Plant Industry as Soil Surveyor at
Rusk, Texas. He was previously
engaged in soil survey work from
1934 to 1943, at which time he be-
gan farming,
Lt. Col. John T. Massingale has
‘been overseas since last August
and is at present stationed in Ma-
nila. He is getting mail at 915
E. King, Sherman, Texas, where
Mrs. Massingale is making her
‘home.
Everette E. Frazier has accept-
ed a position in the Industrial
Arts Dept. at Sam Houston State
Teachers College, Huntsville, Tex-
as.
C. A. King, entomologist for the
Extension Service, was one of the
three members of the A. & M. Col-
lege Extension Service headquart-
ers staff to attend a meeting held
in Okla. City, on October 21. Rep-
resentatives from several states
and Washington, D. C. met with
representatives from the Bureau
of Entomology and Plant Quaran-
tine and the Bureau of Animal
Industry.
Edwin Bartel is doing geophy-
sics work with the Petty Geophy-
sical Eng. Co., at San Antonio. His
mailing address is Box 2061, 317
E. 6th St.
Jack C. Jeffrey is a Lt. Col. in
the Corps of Engrs, and stationed
at Fort Monroe, Va.
Irvin C. Mowery is surveying
soils, being a cooperative agent
with the T.A.E.S. and the Division
of Soil Survey of the Bureau of
Plant Industry. After nine years
of service as Soil Surveyor, Irvin
resigned last year and went with
the Texas Prison System Staff as
Asst. Manager of the Ramsey State
Farm. On Oct. 1, ’46, he went
back into the soil survey work. His
address is Rusk, Texas.
1933
Tom C. Morris
1408 W Main St., Waxahachie
Proud Papas: W. T. Evans.
Louis Miller is associated with
the American Bulb Co., 1335 West
Randolph, Chicago, Ill. Marvin R.
Dietel ha schanged his mailing ad-
dress in Dallas to 6802 Vivian St.
1934
Tull N. Gearreald
Rte. 2, Box 800
Fairfax, Va.
Proud Papas: Marvin Erwin,
‘Geo. W. Short.
Mrs. E. J. Summers, Jr.,, 921
Cedar St., Palestine, at last report
expected to leave to join Major
Summers at his overseas station.
Major Summers’ address is 53rd
Quartermaster Base Depot, APO
205, ¢/o P.M. New York.
1935
Frederick W. H. Wehner
Box 871, Big Spring
If Lawrence D. Smith will re-
port his present address, the
AGGIE can put him on the trail
of his lost A. & M. ring. Anyone
knowing Smith’s present address,
please advise.
Brooks W. Rogers is employed
as an engineer by the Civil Aero-
nautics Assn. in Santa Fe, N. M.
His business address is c/o C. A.
A., Radio Bldg., Santa Fe.
Announcement has been made
of the promotion of Robert F. Dra-
per to the position of Manager of
all sales and service in the Char-
lotte, N. C., office of the Inter-
national Business Machines Corp.
Draper, recently discharged from
the Navy with the rank of Lieu-
tenant, was a sales representative
in the Winston-Salem office of
I. B. M. before entering military
service. He has been with that
corporation since graduation from
A. & M. His business address is
212 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.
Charles W. Dagner, 1713 Ox-
ford Ave., Pasadena, Calif., is
attending the Pasadena Junior Col-
lege as an apprentice in Industrial
Elec.
Curtis S. Pegues is living at
224 W. Austin, San Benito, Texas.
He is Secretary of the AAA, . .
Allan B. “Dinty” Moore, Box 1221,
Kilgore, is Federal Examiner for
the Federal Petroleum Board, U.
S. Dept. of the Int. . . George H.
Gaither is with the Department
of Internal Revenue, Houston, and
gets mail at 609 Harold. He was
released from military service with
the rank of Captain in October.
John M. Wilson is getting mail
at Box 426, Daisetta, Texas, where
he has accepted a position as Petro-
leum Engineer for The Texas Com-
pany.
Wallace R. Langston is employ-
ed in the Finance Office of the
Veterans Administration, Canteen,
Div., in Dallas. He and Mrs. Langs-
ton make their home at 1114 Com-
merce in that city.
William G. Breazeale, a member
of the Student Affairs Office at]
A. & M., has been appointed a
captain in the Texas National
Guard.
Robert W. Fuller was on active
duty from 1941 to Oct. 1946, being
released with the rank of Lt. Col.
His last assignment was in the
Military Government in the South
Pacific. He has returned to the
State Highway Department as
Resident Engineer at Mineola but
wil live in Tyler. He is married
and has a five months old daugh-
ter.
Clyde C. Latham is coaching and
teaching at Munday, Texas. His
football team has lost only two
games in the last two years, and
They Head Campus Veterans
Officers of the Servicemen’s Club on the campus are left to right
above: John H. Lindsey, ’44, Houston, Vice-President; Sid V. Smith,
’44, Bryan, President; and Sam S. Williams, Jr., ’45, Marshall, Treas-
urer. The Veterans Club is composed of all returned servicemen back
in school.
That group numbers nearly 6500 men. The great majority
attended A. & M. prior to entering service and represent Aggie grad-
uating classes all the way from 1941 to 1947.
is due to win its district title again
this year.
Lynn P. Johnson was released
from service in April with the rank
of Captain and has been working
since that time at the Veterans
Hospital in McKinney. He reports
the organization of a Reserve Of-
ficers Association Chapter up there
with Jim P. Love, ’37, as President,
and himself as Secretary.
Irvin W. Harper, released from
21 months in the U. S. Navy, is now
Land Bank Appraiser for the Fed-
eral Land Bank of Houston with
headquarters at Gilmer, Texas.
Dudley J. Lewis
C. E. Dept. Humble Oil & Ref. Ceo.
Proud Papas: Robert W. Max-
well, Jr.
Carter C. Speed, 4719 C St,
Sacramento, Calif., has been ap-
pointed Supervisor of Military Ca-
det Instruction for the Sacramento
area, which covers fifteen counties
and at present eighteen active
schools. Speed supervises the train-
ing program in high schools in his
area and makes monthly and an-
nual inspections for the State Ad-
jutant General’s Office. He re-
ports his work very interesting.
Capt. George K. Fell is assigned
to Hq. Co., M. T7.°0., U. 8. A,
APO 512, New York.
Troye F. Adams gets mail in
Box 516, Raymondville, Texas.
. . . Harry S. Turner, Jr. is living
in Apt. 503, 1650 Harvard St.,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Gang:
Here are a few news items of
’36 men for the Aggie.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Max-
well, Jr., ’86, announce the birth
of a daughter, Mary Christine, on
August 30, 1946.
Harris Underwood, Jr., ’36, was
recently elected the first president
of the newly organized Houston
Petroleum Club.
The Houston A. & M. *“ Whing
Ding” was a howling success with
a record attendance, but the class
of ’36 seemed to be very sparsely
represented, However, I did see
Weldon Appelt, who is in the con-
sulting engineering business and
doing fine; Mosehart Qualtrough,
who is employed by the United
Gas Company; and John Lang, who
is with the Stanolind Oil and Gas
Co.
I dropped in on a meeting of the
A. I. M. E. in Galveston last month
and caught a glimpse of Jack
Shepherd and J. C. Blackwood and
C. B. Caruthers, but I had to
leave before the session adjourned
and didn’t get a chance to talk with
any of them.
The ’36 boys seem to be pretty
widely scattered and hard to keep
track of, but I'll drop you a line
any time I get any news on any of
them. Will you do the same, send-
ing it to Secretary McQuillen at
Collge?
Am enclosing my gift to the
Development Fund. Certainly hope
the class of ’86 will make a better
showing in the percentage of con-
tributions this year.
Best regards to all.
Sincerely,
Dudley J. Lewis
c-o C. E. Dept.
Humble Oil &Refg.
Company
Houston, Texas
1937
W. A. “Doc” Ruhmann
Extension Service, Campus
September 27, 1946
Dear Classmates:
Next year will mark the tenth
anniversary of our Class. Since
our time in “Boots” many chap-
ters have been added to World
History. We are proud to have
shared our part along with the
thousands of other A. and M. men
in accomplishments during this
period.
Some are still in uniform, while
many others of us are back in
civilian life. Our other classmates
are wondering where we are and
what we are doing. As time goes
on you will be asked to write a
letter for the Class Column to
tell us about yourself and others
that you see.
As for me, I am back in civilian
clothes and have been for one year
today. After three and one-half
years with the 45th Inf. Div. I am
willing to keep my “civvies” for
a while, too. When the Army
“stretch” was over I attended a
Refresher Course here for two
months and then went to work
again for the Extension Service
of Texas A. & M. College. My
work is in the 4-H Club Depart-
ment and I enjoy it. There are
nearly 102,000 4-H boys and girls
in Texas so there is always plenty
for me to do. The County Ex-
tension Agents keep everything
lined up, including me, so all is
well.
Of more interest, is some of the
’87’ers living in this vicinity, and
there are many. Here in the Ex-
tension Service are Jimmy Davis,
Eddy Grist, Cy Heaton and Me-
Haney. I wouldn’t attempt to
name all that are here on the cam-
pus, for many I have not had a
chance to see. I see Charlie De-
Ware, assistant football coach and
head mentor of the “B” squad,
frequently. Charlie has a good
team and is doing a swell job.
Just yesterday received a note
from Joe Collerain, whose address
is Humble Pipe Line Company,
Houston 1, Texas. Joe encourages
the class reunion next year. Dick
Conolly sent a letter not long from
Corpus Christi. His address is
c/o Stewart & Stevenson Services,
643 N. Port Ave., Corpus Christi,
Texas. Dick is strong for the re-
union. X. B. Cox took out for
Colorado not long ago to work for
the USDA Wool Division as Wool
Sampling Supervisor, At present
his address is Room 326, 810 14th
Street, Denver, Colorado. John
Mogford is County Agri. Agent
out in Ward County and surely is
doing a good job. Bill Kelley is
back in the banking business in
Victoria. T. J. Casbeer is ranch-
ing in Lampasas County. Ross
Meador is farming and ranching
near Buda, Texas. Henry (Buck)
Moran, Jr. is with the Humble
Oil and Refining Company and his
address is 1819 Francis Ave.,
Houston 4. Last time I saw Ed
Lee was last November, he lives
in Corpus. Herbie Hartung was
through here in April and his
plans then were to continue on in
the Army for a while. Carrol
“Blanco” Smith is ranching near
Blanco, Texas. He is really work-
ing from all reports.
W. H. (Bill) Gardner is County
Agent of Kerr County, Kerrville,
Texas. M. May is County
Agent in Lamar County. Faris,
Texas. Cecil Clendenin is Voca-
tional Agriculture Teacher at
Alice, Texas. Roy Pustejovsky is
with the SCS at Nacogdoches,
Texas.
J. A. Marshall is an Area Super-
visor of Vocational Agriculture
Teachers at Nacogdoches. E. V.
Walton is with the Agri. Ed. De-
partment here at College Station.
Ralph Michael is Horticulturist in
Charge of Sweet Potato Investi-
gation at Gilmer, Texas. Dick
Haughton, Jr. is Associate Editor
of “The Cotton and Cotton Oil
Press” and is located in Dallas.
George Warner is with the Ex-
periment Station here at College
Station. Horace Willard is prac-
ticing Veterinary Medicine in El
Paso, and W. A. (Bill) Adams is
now back in El Paso. Pete Ken-
edy is back on his ranch near Al-
pine, Texas. Fred Silvey is a Ma-
jor and stationed at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina. Vice “Prexy”
Fred recently married and from
her picture I guess she is the bet-
ter half. Hubert Martin is Co.
Agent of Wheeler County and his
address is Wheeler, Texas. L. V.
Halbrook is an Area Supervisor
of Voc. Agric. Teachers with head-
quarters at College Station.
Send in some news about your-
selves.
. A. “Doc” Ruhmann
Asst. 4-H Club Specialist
Extension Service
College Station, Texas
WACO
CHASE and McGINNIS, Inc.
AMARILLO — ABILENE
BAYOU CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.
HOUSTON
Concrete Sewer and Culvert Pipe
Concrete Blocks —
Water Troughs and Other Concrete Specialties
Septic Tanks
E. A. Grist, poultry veterinarian
for the Extension Service, attend-
ed the Regional Conference on Bo-
vine Brucellosis in October. The
conference was sponsored by the
Bureau of Animal Industry.
Joseph A. Hey is among the
“lost members.” Anyone knowing
his address, please send to+ the
Association Office at the College.
Assistant Dairy Husbandman J.
W. Davis of the Extension Service
accompanied the 4-H Club Dairy
Cattle Judging Team to Columbus,
Ohio, where it represented Texas
at the All-American Junior Dairy
Cattle Judging Contest on Oct. 10.
Forrest M. Smith, in the insur-
ance business in Paris, Texas, is
living at 762 6th St., S. E.
Jesse C. Howard, Jr. is employed
as Chemical Engineer for the Soc-
ony Vacuum Oil Co. at Freeport,
New York. He makes his home at
62 W. Lena Ave. in that city.
Melvin C. Herzik is working for
the U. S. Engineers in Manila,
having transferred from the Gal-
veston District in July. Mailing
address is Hq., Manila Engineer
Dist., APO 75. San Francisto.
Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Jake L.
Grayson are mighty proud of their
son, Anthony Stuart, born in Aug.
They are making their home in
Washington, D. C., while Comman-
der Grayson is with the Naval In-
telligence School, Naval Receiving
Station, in Washington.
A. Jackson Kercheville, Box
87, San Marcos. . . . Albert E.
Gates, Box 731, Laredo.
Paschal Martin has been trans-
ferred from Houston to the Chicago
office of the Pure Oil Co. He is
in the Production Engineering De-
partment and lives at 5210 Lake
Wood Ave., Chicago 40, Ill.
Jim P. Love, 101 College St., Mec-
Kinney, has been elected President
of the Reserve Officers Associa-
tion Chapter in his area.
Rupert L. Philips is employed
by the Magnolia Pipe Line Co. as
District Foreman of their Butane
and Gasoline System. He started
to work for the Magnolia as Soils
Technician, and just before the
war, was transferred to the Bu-
tane and Gasoline Department. He
owns a farm on the Bosque River
in Erath County which is partly
in cultivation and is using his pas-
ture land for his Hereford cattle.
J. 0. McMahan is with the John
Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Com-
pany at Vernon, Texas.
Aubrey L. Thompson, Box 865,
Waxahachie, spent 41 months in the
army serving as Asst. S-3 and S-3
for an Engr. Aven. Bn. building
airdromes. He had a commission
i nthe Corps of Engrs. He is now
employed as Soil Conservationist
for the SCS, working as a rural
sociologist.
1938
John Bone
1620 Main St., (I. B. M.)
Houston, Texas
John H. Sanders is living at 734
So. Owasso St., Tulsa, Okla., where
he is employed as a salesman for
the firm of Libby, McNeil & Lib-
by. . . Capt. Thomas K. Hughes,
173 Davis Ave., Brookline, Mass.,
is attending M. I. T. in Cam-
bridge, Mass., where he is work-
ing for an M, S. degree. Hughes
was married last August to Miss
Edith Mae Weber of Galveston.
Woodrow M. Bell gets mail in
Box 315, New Braunfels, Texas. . .
Bernard G. Christian is Assistant
Chief Clerk of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. at Houston, His busi-
ness address is Room 741, M & M
Bldg. . . . Harry B. Tanner, Jr. is
ranching at Columbus, Texas. . .
. « . Thomas L. Edmondson gets
mail at 303 N, Arnold St., Lam-
pasas.
Dr. Walter W. Glass, Jr. has re-
turned to John Sealy Hospital,
Galveston, to complete his special-
ization in Orthropedic Surgery.
After graduation from A. & M.,
Dr, Glass received his M. D. in
1942 and interned a year in Phila-
delphia. He spent three years in
the Army Medical Corps, being re-
leased from active duty with the
rank of Captain. He and Mrs. Glass
have one daughter.
Cecil F. Flynn, Box 1380, Ver-
non, is Supervisor of the Farm
Security Administration.
Charles N. Draper has returned
to Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Okla-
homa City, Okla.,, as traveling
salesman, with headquarters at
Ponca City, Okla. Recently dis-
charged from the Navy with the
rank of Captain, Draper had been
in service for five years, sixteen
months of which was spent in the
Aleutian Islands and twelve months
with the 9th Army in the European
Theatre. He joined the Long-Bell
Co. of Oklahoma City in 1939.
Bennett Coulson, 1504) Rose-
wood, Houston, is associated with
J. B. Dannenbaum, Consulting En-
gineer, in that city. . . H. Victor
Percy is employed as a bookkeeper
for the Dallas City Packing Co.
in Dallas. His residence address
is 5500 Gaston Ave.
Class Agent John Bone returned
to Houston in October after a six
weeks trip to New York. While
there he reports having run acriss
Maj. Pete Comnas, who is on the
Military Staff at Cornell Univ,
Ithaca, N. Y.; and Lt. Col. Bob
Williams, who is at present as-
signed to Hq., 4th Army, G-1 Sec.,
Fort Sam Houston. Bone also re-
ports recent letters from Maj.
Doyle M. Ranson, PMS&T, North
Georgia College, Dahlonega, Ga.,
and from Franklin H, Dennis, 307
N. Holloway, Cleburne, Texas. Den-
nis is back at his old job with the
Santa Fe Railroad.
Maj. Clinton W. Uhr is stationed
at Bergstrom Field, Austin, with
the 4th Tr. Carr. Sq., 62nd Tr.
Carr. Group. . . Allyn C Bennett is
a civil service employee on the
Trinity River Project and gets
mail at Soil Conservation Service
at Frost, Texas.
Malford C. Schraub has moved to
Seguin, Texas.
Robert M. Bailey, 1927 Ala Wai,
Honolulu 20, T. H, is working for
the U. S. Gov. in the Personnel
Dept. at Pearl Harbor.
Maj. Ernest L. Kerr has changed
his mailing address to 1147 W.
Coll, New Braunfels, Texas. Ed-
win Brent for the past four years
has been connected with the Scien-
tific Research Dept. of the Bureau
of Standards. His mailing address
is 3445, 38th St., N.W. Washing-
ton 16, D. C.
Edwin L. Pierson is Supervisor
for the Production Marketing
Adm., at Comanche, Texas. James
D. Carter is living at 205 Nash
Courts, at Terrell, Texas. He for-
merly lived at Kaufman. James
Y. Alexander is a salesman for the
Remington Rand Co. and lives at
1905 Calumet, Houston, Texas. . .
C. B. Williams, Jr. is still living in
Amarillo but has moved to 1912
Bonham Street.
Joe R. Campbell has left Hills-
boro and living at Ithaca, N. Y.
315 Dryden Rd. He is a graduate
student at the Cornell University.
1939
Robert M. Adams
3012 19th St., Port Arthur
Proud Papas: Norbett A. Moore,
Jr.; O. D. Butler.
J. B. R. Mc-Go-
Mr. and Mrs:
wen.
Richard R. White is with the
Pan American Prod. Co., Box 57,
Kountze, Texas. . . Ben J, Pecena
is still employed by the Soil Con-
servation Service, but has been
transferred from Centerville, Tex-
as, to Paris, Texas. Mailing address
there is Box 332. . . Guy Forten-
berry gets mail at Box 633, Ste-
phenville, . . Ben G. Post, 4320
Vivian St., Houston, is a research
chemist for the Shell Oil Co. . .
F. M. McKenna is with the Texas
Power & Light Co. in Dallas, . .
Alfred J. Knippa requests a change
of address to Knippa, Texas.
Alvino V. Reyes is with the At-
lantic Refining Co. at Minden, La.
He was recently released from the
Air Forces with the rank of Col...
Belated announcement has been re-
ceived from Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mec-
Lerran, 1603 Avenue H., Beau-
mont, of the birth of a daughter
in July. . . Jack McNiel, 3613
Clary St., Fort Worth, is a book-
keeper for Globe Laboratories. . .
Archie J. Sherrod has moved to
Austin, where he gets mail at
803 E. 44th St.
Charles R. Oliver, 3938 El Cam-
po, Fort Worth, was released from
the Army as a Lieutenant Colonel
after six years and eight months
of active duty. His business ad-
dress is 201 So. Main, Ft. Worth. ..
Mailing address of Major Robert
H. Ivey is 416 N. Cedar St., San
Marcos. . . Ralph Douglass sends
the belated news of his marriage
last June. He and Mrs. Douglas
are living at Apt. 15C, 71 Wash-
ington Sq. So., New York City,
while Douglass is employed in
Westinghouse’s International Co.
George B. Blair, 3618 Wash-
ington Ave., Houston, has been
named Executive Secretary of the
Texas Federation of Cooperatives
with offices in the Heights State
Bank in Houston. He was previous-
ly manager of the Chamber of
Commerce at Devine, Texas. The
Federation is primarily an educa-
tional and research organization
for all the cooperatives of Texas.
Gilbert C. Holick, Box 264, Col-
lege Station, will be presented the
Distinguished Flying Cross for ex-
traordinary achievements in aerial
combat over Germany and entering
occupied territory. He served with
the 467th Bomb Group of the 8th
Air Force in the capacity of navi-
gator, obtaining the rank of First
Lieutenant. He flew 21 of his 30
missions as lead navigator on a
B-24. Discharged from service,
Holick is a partner in Holick’s
Boot Shop at College Station.
K. Frank Robinson, 812 E, Com-
merce St., Mexia, Texas, sends
news of his marriage on October
26 to Miss Aleen Gochenour of
Richmond, Va. He also reports re-
cently building a home.
Thomas B. Hooton, Fort Worth,
is a pilot with American Airlines,
according to information from his
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brother, M. E. “Moose” Hooton, '41,
Winthrop, Mass.
Matthew L. Vinson, Jr. is em-
ployed as a cotton classer for Clay-
ton & Co. at Burbank, Calif., where
he makes his home at 1720 N.
Naomi St.
Capt. Conrad S. Hinshaw has
changed his address from his sta-
tion at Elgin Fld. Fla. to 3607
Amherst, Houston, Texas. Give
us some news on yourself Conrad
—are you out of the service ?—L.
B. Camp has been employed by the
J. S. Abercrombie Oil Co. since
his graduation. He is now time-
keeper and pay-master for the
Old Ocean District of that com-
pany and gets mail at Sweeny,
Texas.
J. S. Morris has just been releas-
ed from the service and is living
at Graham, Texas, He owns a
farm in Bosque Co., but does not
plan to farm it himself—Otho
J. Gipe is Work Unit Conserva-
tionist for the SCS at Winnsboro.
Capt. Curtis P. Fretsch, Jr.
1849 Main Ave., Houston, has re-
ceived his release from service,
after serving more than six years
with the Army Air Forces, His
tour of duty included 12 months in
the Asiatic Pacific theater and
participation in the New Guinea,
Southern Phillipines, Luzon and
Ryukyus campaigns. Prior to his
military service, Capt. Fritsch was
employed as an engineer for the
Sinclair Refining Co., Houston. He
received his degree at the College
in Chemical Engineering.
W. Lee Colburn is Assistant Soil
Scientist with the Soil Conserva-
tion Service at Hartsville, South
Carolina, which position he has
held since finishing college. He
advises that he expects to visit
the campus during the month of
December—S. Harry Berlocker is
a draftsman for the A. O. Smith
Corp., and gets mail at 513 E. 11th
St., Houston 8,
Paul M. Mebane is employed by
the Associated Seed Growers, Inc.
of New Haven, Connecticut, with
headquarters at the Association
Seed Growers breeding station
at Robstown, Texas. His work
deals principally with breeding
and growing vegetable seeds.
Since his discharge from the
Army in October 1945. Jim Jen-
son has been engaged in farming
but on Nov. 1 he assumed the
duties as instructor of Vocational
agriculture for veterans at Hub-
bard, Texas. Capt. Charlie Trail
has accepted a commission in the
Regular Army and is stationed at
Fort Sill, Okla. Carroll C. Martin
has moved to Waco, Texas, and is
living at 2628 Windsor Ave.
Norman E. Leach has changed
his address to 109 Pecan St., Ter-
rell, Texas.—Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
Butler, College Station, have a
daughter, Jan, born last August—
Donald W. Gibbs was released
from service last December and
accepted the position of Supt. of
the Corsicana Compress Co., at
Corsicana. He also owns a farm
of some 200 acres near Mabank
and has around one hundred acres
already in cultivation. Before en-
tering the service he was Asst.
Sup. for the Farm Security Adm.
in Tyler.—Beal D. Hargrove is
with the Texas Agric. Exp. Stat.,
Substation 5, Temple, Texas.
Following release from service,
Capt. J. B. R. McGowen became
associated with the Chirique Land
Co., Puerto Armuella, Rep. of
Panama. He and his bride, the for-
mer Miss Ingrid Wilmot, Boston,
Mass, are enjoying life over there
very much.—Edward A. Hamilton
has moved from Denver, Colo., to
2205 Hamilton Ave. Baltimore 14,
Maryland. Curtis L. Godfrey has
been in Stephenville since last
Feb. working with the Soil Con-
servation Service. He is Soil Scien-
tist.—Edgar F. Baumann is leav-
ing Waco for Kerrville where he
will be Range Conservationist for
the SCS.—Dr. E. Lloyd Kelley,
Hondo, Texas, recently brought
a 22,000 acre ranch in Mexico. He
was a recent visitor on the cam-
pus.—Joseph L. Kelley has re-
turned to his old job in Shreve-
port, La. and gets mail at 6105%
Tulsa Ave.
“Charley in the Clouds” is the cap-
tion of the article about Charles
“Chili” Nobles in the November
issue of the American magazine.
Charles, one of the top-flight elec-
tronic scientists with Westing-
house, is receiving wide recogni-
tion for his work on proving that
programs can be televised from a
plane. He has been with Westing-
house since graduation and lives
oh 2519 Wilkens Ave., Baltimore,
Norbett A. Moore, Jr. had a busy
month last February. A daughter
Diane made her appearance in their
home on Feb. 4. Papa was dis-
charged from service on Feb. 11,
and following a little breathing
spell went to work as Accountant
for Aviation Activities, Inc., a new
company with general offices and
warehouse in the Old North Amer-
ican Plant in Grand Prairie. The
company handles surplus aircraft
engine parts for the War Assets
Adm. The Moores live at 109 Doug-
las Way, Grand Prairie, Texas.
1940
Maj. F. Max McCullar
Box 652
Kingsville
Silver Taps: Fred S. Rodway.
Proud Papas: Doug Earley.
Bruce M. Moreland is with the
Dallas City Water Works and gets
mail at 2930 Seever St. James D.
Wells, Mechanical Engineer for the
Sinclair Rubber Inc., is living at
Apt. 1, 4321 Leeland, Houston,
Texas.
Capt Gail Young is a pilot and
stationed at Grand Island, Neb. He
gets mail ¢/o Officers’ Mail Sec-
tion.
D. J. Hamilton works for the
Southwest Company in Houston but
gets mail at P.O. Box 743, Galena
Park, Texas.
Dr. Donald C. Dunnett has mov-
ed to Plymouth, New Hampshire
and gets mail on R.F.D. 1.
T. D, Stevens is President and
General Manager of the Cherokee
Garment Company of Palestine.
The company manufactures men’s
and boys’ pants. It was organized
shortly after Stevens’ arrival back
home from overseas last fall and
his brother Morris H. Stevens, ’42,
is also connected with the business.
....The Association Office at the
College would like to have the ad-
dress of John P. Howard.
Denver C, Marsh has been add-
ed to the teaching staff of the
Dairy Department. He returned to
the college in the summer to do
graduate work, following his re-
lease from service and taught as
a graduate assistant during the
summer semester. . . Jack H. Wal-
stad moved to Borger, Texas.
Capt. John A. Lippard, Hq. PAC
USA, APO 925, Box 82, San Fran-
cisco, is making the Army his car-
eer. He spent two years during
the war in Italy with the Air
Intelligence, and returned to the
States in September, 1945. In July
of this year he was sent to Tokyo,
Japan, and Mrs. Lippard plans to
join him there in March, 1947.
They have a daughter, Rebecca
Jeanne, who was born July 6.
Maurice R. Pearce is living at
524 Southgate Rd., No. Sacra-
mento, Calif. . . Larry L. Edens
has moved from Ennis, Texas, to
4101 Hawthorne, Dallas. . . A. L.
“Corky” Jackson is in the Men’s
Clothing Department of Norton-
Ditto Co., ‘Esperson Building,
Houston, and reports that he would
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