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THE TEXAS AGGIE
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946
be glad to help any Aggies with
clothing problems. . . Lt. Col. Ber-
ton H. Burns is stationed at Tar-
rant Field, Fort Worth, with Hq.,
58th Bm. Wing.
, Major Jake L. Wilk, Jr., sta-
tioned at Williams Field, Ariz.,
Box 73, O. S. M., is mighty proud
of his son, born June 16. Wilk
asks for the address of Joe B.
Doran, who is living at 1802 Ham-
burg St., Schenectady, N. Y. .. .
Frank W. Perrin is connected with
the Structural Research Lab. and
gets mail at Box 259 F. E., Col-
lege Station.
Cozell D. Barrier is employed
as Farm Manager for the Renuar
0il Corp. at Robston, Texas. He
Zets mail at Rte. 3, Box 61 . . .
Capt. Donald H. Holick, 3539
Rosedale, Dallas, is at present on
terminal leave and will receive
his final discharge from military
service on December 16. He is
the son of Ed Holick, ’15, College
Station . . . Wilburn J. Butler has
moved to Pasadena, Texas, where
he receives mail at Box 924...
Mailing address of Lt. Col. Ar-
thur T. Hingle is 721 Patterson,
San Antonio.
Lehman W. Rahn is living at
8111 Rice Blvd., Houston, where
he is employed as an accountant
for the firm of Haskins & Sells. . .
Dr. Kephart M. Curts has accepted
a position at the University of
Georgia, Athens, Ga., as Assistant
Professor in the Department of
Veterinary Anatomy. . . Mads C.
Anderson has moved from Austin
to Mercedes, Texas, Box 789. . .
Lt. Col. Richard L. Walker has
been assigned to duty at the Army
Air Base, Pope Field, Fort Bragg,
N. C. . . Lawrence A. Miller is
living at 1195 State, Denver,
Colo. . . Malcolm W. Odom is a pilot
for the Delta Airlines and is living
at 3287 Stewart Ave., Hapeville,
Georgia.
Robert L. Adams has moved to
Big Spring, Texas, where he gets
mail in Box 511. . . . William T.
Walker, Jr., recently released from
the Navy, is living at Crystal City,
Texas. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Palo R.
Daniel, Jr., 1809 Franklin St.,
- Houston, are mighty proud of their
new son, Jon Harvey Daniel, who
was born on August 18. Papa
Daniel is engaged in the manu-
facture of auto radiator cores in
Houston. . . . John C. Mackey re-
cently moved to Stephenville,
Texas, Box 508. . . . Woodson A.
Cawthon is still living at Paris,
Texas, but has moved from 1240
Pine Bluff to 1018 Church St... .
John M. Hammonds’ present mail-
ing address is 8122 Niles, Hous-
ton.
Curtis L. Mason is on a spec-
ial reasearch fellowship with the
Ill. Agri- Exp. Station and Univ-
Dept. of Horticulture, at Urbana,
Ill. where he is investigating some
new organic fungicides with spec-
ial reference to their use against
orchard crop diseases. He is also
working on his Ph.D. in Plant Path-
ology. Mailing address at Urbana
is 1203 W. Illinois St.
Major Reed Faust is in the Q.
M. Purchasing Office, 111 East
16th St,, New York 3, N. Y.—
Ralph E. Lindsey is serving Palo
Pinto County as County Agent.
His headquarters are at Palo
Pinto, Texas.
Robert A. Henderson, 220 Bryan
Ave., Denton, Texas, is engaged
in Soil Conservation work.—M.
S. Thompson is Zone Manager for
the Bull-Stewart Equip. Co., Farm
Machinery Wholesalers, Milano,
Texas. He recently purchased
some 200 acres undeveloped land
in Robertson County and plans to
develop it into agricultural land.
Joseph E. Burkett is County
Agric. Agent in Foard Co. with
headquarters at Crowell, Texas.—
Doug Earley and his wife and
new son, born August 20, are liv-
ing at Brownsville, and get mail
at Route 2, Box 10C, Doug is with
the Port Fertilizer Co., working
out of Los Fresnos, Texas.
W. C. Cornell, mechanical en-
gineer with the Freeport Sulphur
Co., is living at Tarpon, Inn.—El-
ton H. Chapman sends in his gift
to the Fund along with gifts from
the other two A, & M. men work-
ing for the Soil Conservation Ser-
vice in Bridgeport, Texas. Beside
Elton, there are Fred C. Willard,
'28 and James G. Hill, Jr., "29.
W . C. Whitehurst is employed
by the Quaker Oats Co., handling
their feeds for West Texas. His
work is with breeders and feeders
of cattle and poultry, ete. aiding
them in their feeding and pasture
work. His mailing address is 517
W. Beaugard, San Angelo, Tex.
Geo. D. Armstrong owns and
operates harvesting equipment and
follows the wheat harvest from
Central Texas north each year,
and returns with the harvesting
of sorghum crops, His home is at
Hartley, Texas. George served for
four years with the Army Engin-
eers.—Dr. Sidney R. Kay is a vet-
erinarian in Galveston and gets
mail at 5423 Avenue J.—Major
C. Rogers Sparra is stationed at
Camp Hood.—Roy Caldwell has
moved to Corpus Christi where he
is in the Real Estate Dept. of the
Guaranty Title and Trust Com-
pany.—
1941
Tom Richey
Western Wool & Mohair Co.
Box 449, San Angelo
Proud Papas: Joe H. Cain; Rich-
ard J. Sullivan; Frank L. “Pancho”
Thompson; Jerry S. Scott; Howard
W. Shea; Thos. W. Culpepper,
Lt. Charles L. Lehman advises
that he has changed his address
from Camp Polk, La., to 4332 Fair-
fax, Dallas 5.
Tommy C. Davis has moved from
Fort Worth to Kermit, Texas.
Lee Campbell has moved from
Kermit to Dublin, Texas, and gets
mail at Box 292.
Capt. Roland L. Bell is back in
the States and stationed at Eglin
Field, Fla., where he is assigned
to Hq., 1st Experimental Guided
Missiles Group. . . . While attend-
ing Baylor University in Waco,
John J. Walker is living at 1410
S. 10th St. in that city.
Recent addresses: Charles J.
Poulter, 215 S. Irving, San An-
gelo. . . . Wm. M. Jeffrey, Rte. 1,
Box 321, Port Arthur. ... Wm.
A. Matkin, 304 Ave. F, Del Rio.
. . . Bill G. Gearhart, Rte. 42, Box
948, El Paso.
Jack H. Hancock is employed
by the Larkin Packer Co. at Lib-
eral, Kansas. He was recently mar-
ried to Miss Ernestine Nash of
Bryan. Hancock served with the
Army in the E. T. O. for 15
months. . W. Webber Dewey,
106 So. Congress, Bryan, is a
student at the Baylor School of
Medicine in Houston. . . Elma B.
Good, 1101 E, 7% St., Houston, is
Sales Manager for the Houston
Shell & Concrete Co. . . Mailing
address of Rex B. Gray is 54 Top-
uica Terrace, Briston, Conn. . .
Wendell W. Dedman is employed
as Port Engineer for the Texas
Company at Port Arthur, Texas,
where he is living at 4015 Lake-
shore Dr. . . John E. Cottle is back
at A. & M. and gets mail at Box
926, College Station.
E. G. Amundsen is attending the
Harvard Graduate School of Busi-
ness Administration, Boston, Mass.,
and gets mail at Mellon Hall D-33,
Soldiers Field. He reports Johnny
Woolford completing his last sem-
ester there. ., . W. P. Sims is
attending the University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif.,, and ex-
pects to receive his M. S. degree
in Petroleum Engineering next
June. He and Mrs. Sims are mak-
ing their home at 5319 School St.,
Richmond, Calif. Sims entered mili-
541 First National Bank Bldg.
R. O. Bartholomew, ’25
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2, TEXAS
“Dody’”” Smith, ’30
tary service in 1941 and after ser-
ving in the E. T. O. for a year,
received his discharge in May,
1946.
Carlos A. Gochicoa, Apartado
629, Tampico, Tamps, Mexico, re-
cently became the proud papa of
a son according to information from
F. G. Ruiz, ’39. . . John G. O’Brien
is a partner in the firm of O’Brien
Company, Box 448, Amarillo, . .
J. R. Puckett, Petroleum Engin-
eer for Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
Duncan, Okla., gets mail at Box
46, Duncan. He reports that he
recently became a proud papa.
. +... Arthur L. Harris re-
quests a change of address to
Paducah, Texas, . . Emil G. Holm,
Jr., a Chemical Engineer, is living
at 4309 Wilmer, Houston. . . Mail-
ing address of R. J. Hodges, Jr.
is Box 278, Floresville, Texas.
1942
James B. Hervey
1301 Republic Bank Bldg.
Dallas
Proud Papas: Woodrow E. Dor-
sey; A Fred Renaud, Jr.
Capt. Joe D. Stokes is overseas
and getting mail at 913-F.A. Bn,
APO 88, c/o P. M., New. York.
Geo. H. Gwin has changed his
address to 1990 Prairie St., Beau-
mont, Texas.
George L. Stanford is still liv-
ing at Kerrville, Texas, and gets
mail at Box 989. , . . Frank Pal-
ermo was married recently to Miss
Miriam Norcross and they are
making their home at 708 So.
Washington Ave., Bryan. He ser-
ved for 31 months in the U. S.
Army. . . . Curtis W. Hill has
moved from Kansas to Rte. 2,
Box 49, Wewoka, Okla. . . . Jack
B. Owens, recently released from
service with the rank of Lieuten-
ant, is back at A, & M. and gets
mail at Box 1431, College Station.
. . . Alvin A. Brunner, Jr. is liv-
ing at 3126 Ave. PY, Galveston.
. . . Overseas address of Major
Dexter L. Ator is 9th Traffic Reg.
Grp., APO 175, New York.
J. G. Evans, Erie, Pa., has mo-
ved from 128 E. Tth St., to 4435
Longview Ave. . . . Mitchell H.
Brown, Jr., Asst. County Agric.
Agent for Wood County, has head-
quarters at Quitman, Texas, and
gets mail at Box 743. . . . Gilbert
R. Triesch, 636 Rigsby Ave. San
Antonio, is a salesman for the
Decca Distrib. Corp. . . . Lt. Pa-
trick L. Kelly entered Princeton
University in September, In the
Army Air Corps, he will take spe-
cial work in Aeronautical Engi-
neering subjects. His present
mailing address is Plainsboro, N.
J . Capt. Hugh M. Phillips
became a civilian again as of Oc-
tober 10 and wants mail sent to
Box 86, Gilmer, Texas, his home
address. He served in the Vet.
Corps. . . . Robert W. Snow, with
the Fulton Ice Co., Fulton, Ky.
lives at 218 Carr St.
A military instructor at Lehigh
University, Bethlehem, Pa., Capt.
Harry E. Whitmore is making his
home at 941 Eastern Rd., Heller-
town, Pa. ... Zach A. McReynolds,
of Palestine, Texas, is employed
by the Standard Oil Co. at Nas-
sau, Bahamas. . . . Donald E. Ke-
mendo has re-entered A. & M. and
is getting mail at Box 1289, Col-
lege Station. . . . L. E. Kielman
has accepted a position as Chief
of Surveying Party for the Balti-
more Bureau of Plans & Survey,
Baltimore, Md. He and Mrs. Kiel-
man are living at 3702 Dillon St.
in Baltimore. . . . Floyd D. Mock
lives at 922 E. Ragland, Kings-
ville, Texas, and is employed by
the Celanese Corp. of America.
Capt. Bernard J. Kulhanek is
assigned to the F. A. War Dept.
Persn. Center at Fort Lewis, Wash-
ington. . . S/Sgt. Thomas K. Hall,
601 E. 26th St., Bryan, received
his discharge from military ser-
vice in October at Fort Sam Hous-
ton’ dan, George W. Fitzhugh
is Assistant County Agent of Rusk
County, with headquarters at Hen-
derson, Texas. He and Mrs. Fitz-
hugh are proud of their new
daughter, who was born in August.
Joseph Grenader, 50 Lytle Dr.,
Dayton, Ohio, is in the engineering
department of the Chrysler Cor-
poration. He reports plenty of
Aggies in that vicinity, . . Paul
C. Roemer, Jr. corrects his address
to 910 W. Cottage, Houston. .
Charles R. Richardson is at Pearl
River College, Opolarville, Miss.,
and gets mail at Box 71. . . Rease
Littlefield, Jr. is employed by Off-
shore Navigation, Inc., New Or-
leans, La., with offices at 1402
Hibernia Bank Bldg. Mrs. Little-
field and their young daughter,
who was born last July, are in
Waco, but hope to join Rease soon.
Capt. Duron R. Kerby gets mail
at 3129 Spring Grove Ave. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. . . Harold R. Chand-
ler, 2712 Westwood Blvd., Los An-
geles, Calif.,, is working on his
Ph. D. at the University of Cali-
fornia, He is also a Laboratory
Instructor in the Biology Depart-
ment at the University. . . Ray-
mond L. McNeil has moved to
702 N. Gaines, Ennis, Texas. . .
Oliver Wagner is employed by the
Petroleum Rectifying Co. in their
Eastern District. He is working
out of the Toledo, Ohio, district
office, but is stationed at Phila-
delphia, Pa. He reports a visit
to the campus in September.
Dr. Melvin P. Roberts is prac-
ticing veterinary medicine at Car-
thage, Mo., 117 W. St. Louis. He
was released from active duty last
June with the rank of Captain. . .
Mailing address of Joseph A.
Dodge, Jr. is 529 Hicks Ave. San
Antonio. Judd W. Clayton,
427 E. Mobile, Florence, Ala., is
a Chemical Engineer for the Ten-
nessee Valley Assn. . . Capt. Ed-
ward A. Sterling is assigned to
the Manhattan Engineer District
at Los Alamos, New Mexico, but
is having mail sent to Box 1539,
Santa Fe, N. M,
Anyone knowing the address of
John P. Horan, Jr., please send to
the Association Office, College Sta-
tion.
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1947 Class Honors “Penny”
Melvin Pruitt, Vice-President
Court of Honor.
the new dormitory area.
of the Class of 1947, looks on as
President Gibb Gilchrist shakes hands with W. L. “Penny” Penberthy,
Head of the Department of Physical Education at A. & M. The occas-
ion was a formal retreat of the cadet corps for the presentation to the
College of the Penberthy Intramural Athletic Message Center and
The Center and Court is of concrete and tile construec-
tion located on the front side of Duncan Hall, new mess hall serving
The Court of Honor, feature of the Center, memorializes intra-
mural managers who lost their lives in World War IIL
Those so hon-
ored include: Kyle Drake, ’43; Jack Nagle, ’43; Bill Trodlier, ’45; S.
Webb Lipscomb, 40; J. P. Olsen, ’42; A. F. Rideout, ’44.
With the cadet corps at attention, Pruitt presented the Class’
gift to President Gilchrist.
Both Pruitt and Gilchrist paid tribute to
the fine contribution made by Mr. Penberthy and his staff.
In ac-
cepting the honor, “Penny” paid tribute to his intramural managers
and particularly to the Gold Star
capacity.
men who formerly served in that
Officers of the ’47 Class include Robert L. King, President; Mel-
vin A. Pruitt, Vice-Pres.; Hilton Hall, Sec-Treas.; L. B. Wardlaw, So-
cial Sec.
Mr. Penberthy came to Texas A. & M. in 1926 as Intramural Di-
rector and Assistant Professor of Physical Education.
In 1937 the
Department of Physical Education was established separately from
intercollegiate athletics and Penberthy was made its head. His de-
partment is credited with having one of the finest programs among
the nation’s colleges and universities.
Mr. and Mrs. Penberthy reside in North Oak Wood adjacent to
the campus and have three children.
“Mr. Penny,” as he is known to
the thousands of A. & M. men in school since 1926, is one of the most
popular members of the College staff.
1943
Jack B. Miller
2100 Winsted Lane
Austin, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Vincent Horton.
Proud Papas: Jack M. Darden;
Howard W. “Joe” Upham.
Leslie G. Denny is living at Hap-
py, Texas, on Route 1.
Sam H. Ferguson is working with
his father in breeding and produc-
ing seeds on the Ferguson Seed
Farms, Howe, Texas.
Lt. William Sidney Watson, US
NR, College Station, has been
awarded the Air Medal for his per-
formance as Patrol Commander, of
a Coronade seaplane during action
at Wake Island from Jan, 30 to
Feb. 11, 1944. He succeeded in
completing several night attacks on
Wake Island without loss of per-
sonnel or damage to his plane.
Martin Lantu, Jr., writes that he
has settled down at Cleveland, Tex-
as, and will get mail at Box 605.
He would like to know the where-
abouts of J. W. “Buster” Adams.
This office does not have a current
address for Buster and would ap-
preciate having it if any of you
‘43’ers know where he is hiding.
Joe C. Taylor, Jr., is living at
2921 Michigan St., Dallas.
Claude E. Lovett, Jr. at last re-
port was still hospitalized at
Brooke General Hospital and is
looking forward to a release in the
next few months. His mailing ad-
dress is 103 Katherine Court, San
Antonio.
The class of ’43 was well rep-
resented at the marriage of Miss
Bettye Sue May to Van D. Gillen
on September 21 in Lampasas.
Participating in the wedding were
Giles M. Gorham, Jack B. Miller
and Titus C. Westbrook, all mem-
bers of the class of ’43. The groom
and his attendants were also all
members of Troop “C” Cavalry
while at A. & M. . . . Olin E.
Goldman requests a change of ad-
dress to Rte. 1, Box 364, Tempe,
Ariz. . . . Robert B. Wynne is get-
ting mail at his home address, Box
246, Waskom, Texas. . . . Overseas
.| address of Lt. John M. Speer is
423 B. Sq., 305 B. Gp., APO 178,
New York. ... Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
mie E. Skiles, Weatherford, Texas,
are mighty proud of their new son,
Harold.
Dr. Russell Stanger advises the
Association of his marriage in
August to Miss Kathryn Adrian
Beal. They are living in Brazoria,
Texas, where Dr. Stanger is prac-
ticing veterinary medicine. . . . F.
Allison Carradine, with Brown &
Root Ine., Lufkin, gets mail at
Box 899. . . . Attending the gra-
duate student course for Westing-
house in Pittsburgh, Pa., Albert
J. Schram is living at 619 Hamp-
ton Ave., Pittsburgh. He reports
seeing Bill Huffines; George
Huckins; Stan Wyble, ’47; and
Bob Chenowith, 47. . . . Lt. Wil-
liam F. Ellis is assigned to the
40th Cml. Lab. Co. at Edgewood
Arsenal, Md.
Clyde D. Stuteville, 504 W.
Payne, Olney, Texas, is teaching
vocational agriculture in the
Young County Veterans Vocation-
al School. . . . Sam B. Lewis, Jr.
is back at A. & M. after release
from the Army. He gets mail at
Box 2534, College Station. ... C
S. Cristol is a partner in the
Scott-Cristol Sales Co., Manufac-
turers Representatives, 30 N. La-
Salle St., Chicago, Ill. His home
address is 38318 Lake Shore Dr.
Chicago. . . . News has reached
this office of the marriage on Oc-
tober 9 of Carlton Brush and Miss
Kathryn Hartman Hoefle. Brush
is with the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. in Dallas, and they
will make their home in that city.
Charles S. Cristol has changed
his address to 1211 Alston, Fort
Worth. He was with the Charles
S. Cristol Co., Packing House Pro-
duets, in Chicago, Ill.—
1944
Gus C. Boesch
Whitney, Texas
Silver Taps: Lt. Paul C. Crouch.
Mr. and Mrs.: Johnny Zeigler.
Proud Papas: H. R. DeBona.
William H. Philip, Jr. is back in
school and getting mail at Box
2124, College Station. W. H. Teal,
who will be graduated in January
has been employed as part time
secretary by the Madisonville
Chamber of Commerce. Lt. Robert
W. Phillips is with the 4th Army
Liaison, Office Brooke General
Hospital, Ft. Sam Houston.
Back in school are: Glenn R.
Heath, Jr., Box 1959; Robert N.
Martin, Box 2407; Robert B. Alex-
ander, Box 3024. All get mail at
the College Station Post Office.
Louis H. Hornor, Jr. is also back
in school and getting mail at 311,
College Station; ditto for Charles
C. Mitchell, Jr., Box 2288.
Euell G. Byers was released from
service in August at Ft. Dix, N.J.,
and returned to school in Septem-
ber. He was in the service for
three and a half years with 9
months of that time in the ETO.
His present address is Box 1991,
College Station. Edwin B. Law is
a student in architectural engineer-
ing at the Univ. of Texas. His
mailing address is 204 E, 26% St.
Dan Young gets mail at Box 73,
Universal City, Calif. Give us
some news on yourself Dan—what
are you doing ?
Jack Gore is associated with his
father’s business known as Gore’s
Cleaners and Laundry. His mail-
ing address is 2300 MecFaddin,
Beaumont.
Jamie Dawson, 6ft-7in. basket-
ball star will play this winter with
the Sheboygan Redskins, profes-
sional team at Sheboygan, Wis. He
is the youngest but the tallest of
the three Aggie Dawson brothers,
including Dooley, ’32, and Bill, 41.
All three participated in both bas-
ketball and football at A. & M.
It is now Mr. Clinton Hearn af-
ter returning to school, following
his release from service. He held
the rank of Capt. upon his release
from service, and spent 23 months
in the ETO. . . Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Delaney are living in Bryan
but get mail at Box 2418, College
Station. Bill is back in school fin-
ishing up work toward a degree
in Fish and Game.
The Air Medal has been awarded
1st Lt. Clark Rennels, Lt. Rennels
is now out of the army, having
served 18 months as pilot on a C-46
transport plane in the Pacific
area. He has 1200 hours flying time
to his credit. Lt. Rennels is living
at Tyler at the present time but
plans to return to A&M at mid-
erm.
J. R. Latimer, back in school
following release from service, was
recently chosen as managing edi-
tor of the Texas Engineer, student
technical publication. . . . Capt.
Herbert Q. Haile, Jr., is with Co.
A .79th Eng. Bn. and gets mail
through APO 957, San Francisco,
Calif.
Recent address changes: Wm. N.
Hagood, Box 2026, College Station.
. « . Donald L. Callahan, Box 1456,
College Station . . . ditto Frank
N. ‘Baldwin, ‘Box: 1472... . . Dr.
Louis O. Schaper, 414 Texas Ave.,
- | Texas City. . . . Guy B. Hill, 3768
High St., Denver, Colo. . . . Henry
0. Wahrmund, Box 4783, College
Station.
Willie L. Adcock, 911 N, Adams
St. Beeville, Texas, is instructor of
vocational agriculture in the Bee
Co. Vet. Vocational school.
Pat H. Stanford is in business
for himself at Midland, Texas. . .
. Sam Rhea Gammon, of College
Station, has entered Princeton
Univ. to work on his Doctor’s de-
gree.
Members of the class back in
school at A&M are E. L. Fair-
banks, Box 452, College Station. .
1945
Lewis Bracy
Box 2411
Silver Taps:
Steidel, Jr.
Billy J. Colen is a student at the
Univ. of Calif. and living at 2712
Dana St., Berkley, Calif. Lt. Wil-
liam J. Morley is a 1st Lt. in the
Vet. Corps at Camp Kilmer. He
expects to sail soon for Germany
and will keep his mailing address
at 7057 Pershing, St. Louis, Mo.
Martin Vick, Conroe, is teach-
ing a Veterans Agric. Echool four
nights per week and supervises
farm work in the daytime.
Robert L. Clinton was a Lt. in
the Air Corps from 1943 to 1946
and saw service in the Philippines.
He is married and back at school
living on the campus. Their mail-
ing address is Box 532, College
Station. After three years in ser-
vice, William Robert Baker is back
in school, with 17 months in the
ETO and two campaign stars to his
credit. He served with the 66th
Inf. Div.
Lt. Will H. Gordon, Jr., is get-
tin mail at Inf. Hq. Co., TUSA,
APO 403, ¢/o P. M., New York.
’45’ers back in A&M: Vernon L.
Hardcastle, Box 2912; Thomas C.
Hogan, Jr., Box 917; Harvey E.
Rowe, Jr., Box 3006; Ralph M. God-
frey, Box 2807; Alfred P. Lob-
recht, Box 2025.
Lt. Leonard R.
1946
Wm. J. “Bill” Terrell
Box 1881
College Station, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.; Dr. Charles D.
Brown.
Lts. Dan Hightower and Jack
Ross, YMCA Hotel, 826 So. Wa-
bash, Chicago 5, Ill., report that
there are six Aggies stationed at
the Chicago Quartermaster De-
pot. Others there are Lts. Elmo
Crenshaw, R. J. “Pop” Kidd, Eddie
Pate and John R. “Gunner” Nunn.
Charles Bodemuller, Box 924, Col-
lege Station, returned to school in
September after serving in the
Navy for two years.
Edward Larroca is back in school
and gets mail at Box 2872, College
Station. His home is in Puerto
Rico. Richard A. Bouchard re-
cently resigned his position as a
teacher in the Austin Public Schools
to accept the appointment as Chief
of Shop Retraining Service, Vet-
erans Hospital, Alexander, La. .. .
Clarence F. Schendel if farming at
Runge, Texas. . . .Dr. Charles D.
Brown is practicing veterinary
medicine at Bellville.
Dr. Charles D. Brown and his
bride are living in Bellville, Texas.
Charles is practicing veterinary
medicine.
Maurice Brown is farming at Le-
land, Miss.
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®Body and Fender Work
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DICK PRICE MOTOR COMPANY
PLYMOUTH
Ernest Bruss, "27
PLYMOUTH
Dallas, Texas
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San Antonio Machine & Supply
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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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An Old Line Legal Reserve Stock Company
Capital Stoek $250,000
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Home Office, 6th Floor
SOUTHWEST RESERVE LIFE BUILDING
LONGVIEW, TEXAS
“Texas Best For Best Texans”
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