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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1947
THE TEXAS AGGIE
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1928
J. F. Blount
8424 Caruth, Dallas 5
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Walter Danhoff, ’28
Walter Danhoff, ’28, was recent-
ly promoted to the position of
Superintendent of the Ottaray,
South Carolina, plant of Monarch
Mills. His address is Monarch
Mills, Union, South Carolina.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Danhoff have two
children, a daughter, age 10, and
a son, age 3.
F. J. Mikeska, Kilgore, has been
named Chairman of the East Tex-
as Section of the American Petro-
leum Institute.
Elmore R, Torn, manager of the
agricultural department of the
East Texas Chamber of Commerce,
will serve the Cotton Committee
as secretary. Before entering the
armed services, Torn had been ac-
tively associated with cotton im-
provement for more than ten years.
The committee will cooperate with
the programs of the State-Wide
Cotton Committee of Texas and
National Cotton Council.
Anyone knowing the current ad-
dress for W. L. Connally please
send to the Association Office,
College Station, Texas.
Fred W. Erhard has been a-
warded the Legion of Merit cita-
tion, for performing exceptional
meritorious service from Septem-
ber 44 to April ’45 as Chief, Civ-
ilian Training Branch, Office Chief
of Ordnance. He was discharged
with the rank of Lt. Col., and is
‘now assistant director of the Ap-
prentice-Training Service, U. 8S.
Dept. of Labor.
Frank A. Buckley has accepted
the position as Marketing Spe-
cialist in charge of the Market
News Service of the Production
and Marketing Adm., U. S. Dept.
of Agriculture and is living at
Grand Prairie, Texas.
929
A. C. Bray, Box 262, Dallas 1
Will anyone having news about
Major Willis E. Collins please
advise the Association of Former
Stufents.
Clarence E, Tisdale is ranching
at San Saba, Texas. ;
1930
J. A. “Hop” Reynolds
Dreyfus & Son, Dallas
Silver Taps: Frank E. Kava-
naugh. ’
H. M. Haswell is coordinator for
the Trinity County Vocational
school and gets mail at Groveton,
Texas. . . . Kelvin Dorward has
moved to St. Louis Co, 20, Mo. and
gets mail at 7027 Paisley Drive.
, Paul Braunig, homestead spe-
cialist of the reclamation service,
has assumed duties as advisor and
assistant to the new homesteaders,
set up on Tulelake farms, and will
get mail at Box 332, Tulelake, Cal-
ifornia. He formerly lived at Sac-
ramento, Calif. His responsibil-
ity will be to assist 86 new home-
steaders in that district, remain-
ing in that same location to give
the same service to the new home-
~ steaders on Coppeck bay, the next
district to be opened.
Kermit E. Voelkel was trans-
ferred to Austin from Dallas last
April where he is with the Cotton
Branch, U .S. Dept. of Agriculture,
with offices on the Little Cam-
pus, Univ. of Texas, Red River
and 19th St. During the past sea-
son, he has been traveling in 20
Central Texas counties. . . Rich-
ard S. Dockum is in the seed and
grain business at Roswell, New
Mexico. His mailing address is
209 E. Bland St. of that city.
Maj. Arthur J, Watson is sta-
tioned at Camp Lee, Va. . . Maj-
or Burns H. Lowry gets mail at
6270 R.O.T.C. Det., APO 958, C-O
P.M., San Francisco, Calif.
Lt. Col. Frank L. Holmes is at-
tending the Command and Staff
College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.
and gets his mail at P. O. Box
563, Ft. Leavenworth. He writes
that is the toughest school work
he has ever tackled. With him are
Mrs, Holmes and their two child-
ren.
W. L. Jones, Manager of Farm
& Ranch Highway Det., of the
San Antonio Chamber of Com-
merce has offices at 700 Insurance
Bldg., at that city.
Charles F. Codrington, ’30, was
recently named Manager of the
Blower and Compressor Depart-
ment of the Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
Co., Milwaukee, Wis. He had pre-
viously served as Assistant to the
Manager of that department and
has been with Allis-Chalmers since
his graduation in Electrical En-
gineering in 1930.
A native of Comfort, Texas,
Charles F. Codrington, ’30
Codrington was head officer in the
Signal Corps, participated in in-
tra-mural athletics, both basket-
ball and football, and active in
other student affairs during his
college days.
His home address is Box 26,
Elm Grove, Wis.
1931
C. R. Coneway
Humble Bldg.
Houston
J. T. Valtine, Jr. is unit con-
servationist for the Wilson County
Soil Conservation District at Leb-
anon, Tennessee.
Anyone knowing the address of
Geo. D. Mulloy, please send to the
Association Office, College Sta-
tion. . . . Capt. Theron S. Johnson
has been released from service and
is now Chief Pilot for the San
Francisco, Los Angles Div. of the
Unted Air Lines. He and his wife
and two children reside at 4400
Clybourn Ave., Burbank, Calif.
Lt. Col. E. J. Berryhill sends
greetings from 305 A.F.B.U. Air
Base Hgq., Biggs Fld., Texas.
Odes O. Mattiza is a “Mr.” again
and back on the job with the Gulf
Oil Corp. as Pressure Still Main-
tenance Engineer and gets mail at
2425 Date St., Port Arthur.
1932
Luther E. Bell
2424 Hillside Drive, Dallas 14
Proud Papas: Walter F. Frey;
A. L. Sebesta.
Harold M. Hoffmeister is with
the Mo. Pac. Lines, in St. Louis,
Mo., and gets mail at 3001 Chout-
fau Ave.
Earl I. Bacon is with the vet-
erans administration in Paris, Tex-
as.
The Association Office at Col-
lege Station would like to have the
current address for Dr. Madero N.
Bader.
Thomas G. Bostic is with the
Creole Petroleum Corp., Apartedo
889, Caracas, Venezuela. . . Anyone
knowing the address of David D.
Moore, please send to the Asso-
ciation Office, College Station. . .
E. K. Moody is getting mail C-O
Caribbean Pet. Co., Maracaibo,
Edo. Zuilia, Venezuela, S. A.
Lt. Col. Francis K. McGinnis,
WACO
CHASE and McGINNIS, Inc.
AMARILLO —
BAYOU CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.
HOUSTON
Concrete Sewer and Culvert Pipe
Concrete Blocks — Septic Tanks
Water Troughs and Other Concrete Specialties
ABILENE
Jr. a veteran of twenty months
service with the U. S. Army En-
gineer Corps, has received his dis-
charge and returned to Dallas to
set up business in landscape arch-
itecture. He was called to active
duty as a first lieutenant in 1941
as a camp site planner in the 8th
Zone Constructing Quartermaster
Corps at San Antonio. He was ex-
ecutive officer in the district en-
gineer’s office at Dawson Creek,
British Columbia, directing work
on the Alcan Highway before go-
ing overseas in 1944.
Morton P. Brooks is Section
Chief of the Veterans Adm., in
Dallas and gets mail at 4435 Em-
erson Ave. . . Lt. Col. James D.
Edgar is stationed at Petersburg,
Vo. Mailing address is Box 734.
. .. Walton A. Evans is with the
M. W. Kellog Const. Co. at Evans-
ville Wyoming. . . Thomas P. Por-
ter is located at Sweetwater as
Farm Planner with the Soil Con-
servation Service. . . Walter F.
Frey is in the office of the District
Airport Engineer of the Civil Aer-
onautic Adm. at Big Spring. He
is also a proud papa, a son John
Leslie being born on Nov. 21.
Paul W. Brandon is teaching
chemistry and mathematics at the
Hereford High School at Hereford,
Texas. . . . Dr. Donald Crippen is
at Baylor Medical School, Hous-
ton, . . . Huber B. Huffmeyer is
an engineer with the Magnolia
Pet. Co., and gets mail at 2155
Ives, Beaumont, Texas.
Wm. C. Miley has changed his
mailing address from Bay City to
Box 2037, College Station. . . .
Charles H, Redwine has accepted
a position with the Veterans Adm.
in the Rehabilitation Department
of the Vet Hospital, and will re-
ceive mail at 1820 Washington,
Waco, Texas. . . . Lt. Johnny W.
Yartz has been transferred to 20
Brooklawn Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
James A, McKinzie is employed
by the Anderson County Vocation-
al School, instructing veterans in
the field of agriculture. Mailing
address is Neches, Texas.
Alfred O. Mutschink is instruct-
ing in the Veterans Vocational
School at Fredericksburg, Texas.
His boss is E. B. “Jack” Kyzar,
’41, in his class is Horace Bran-
derberger, ’43, of Mason, Texas.
Jardon N. Weems is associated
with the Orndorff-Miller Realty
Co., in El Paso, Texas. . . . Theo-
dore M. Anderson is attending the
University Law School and gets
mail at 604 West 28th St., Aus-
tin. . . . Marion Albert Beatie,
Lovers Lane 7643, Dallas, Texas,
is associated with the firm of W.
D. Felder and Co., Cotton Mer-
chants. :
Carlton Brush reports being
pretty busy this past year—get-
ting married and house hunting.
He is with the Amer. Tel. & Tel.
Co. and gets mail at 4100 Bryan
St., Dallas 4.
Les Peden, great pre-war bas-
ketball and baseball performer for
the Aggies, is back in school but
will not participate in basketball
this winter, He served in the
106th Infantry in Europe and rose
to the rank of Captain. He was
an all-conference outfielder and
third baseman and will play his
last college ball this spring.
Wheeler E. Mosty returned from
service in Europe this last sum-
mer. He served with the Army
Engineers, and is working in the
Kerrville Post Office for the pres-
ent. . . . Capt. Clyde K. Voss is
stationed at March Field, River-
side, Calif, 27th PF. 8. "1st FF. G.,
and would like to hear from some
of his classmates. He is flying
P-80’s in the 1st Fighter Group.
He would especially like to hear
from some of the men of Hq. Cav.
of ’43 or thereabouts. In his group
is Major J, T. Robbins, ’40, who
is the 27th Sq. Operations Officer
and is the leading living Ace from
the South Pacific. . . . Bob Lap-
ham is living at 231-17th, San Ber-
nardino, Calif.
Robert A. Bell, formerly with
the Dallas Power and Light Co.,
Dallas, has left the employ of
that company, and The Associa-
tion Office needs his address. Any-
one knowing his current mailing
address, please send to this office,
College Station,
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts of Dr. Stewart H. Madin
please send information to the As-
sociation Office at the College.
Geo. Mallard will represent the
Great Southern Life Ins. Co., of
Houston, and has established of-
fices at 113 East 26th St. After
leaving the service last January,
Geo was connected with the In-
surance at Austin as an investi-
gator.
| 1933
Tom C. Morris
1408 W Main St., Waxahachie
Col. John F. Batjer is Chief of
the Statistical Division, Headquar-
ters, Air Material Command,
Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio.
. . . Noel C. McGuire is Assistant
Professor in the Drawing Depart-
ment at the University of Texas.
His mailing address at Austin is
2501 Spring Lane. . . . Jerome
A. MecDavitt is Claim Adjuster for
the Lloyd Caldwell Corp. Claims
Serv.,, and gets mail at 525 W.
Summit Ave, San Antonio. . . .
Guy C. Hutcheson, Consulting Ra-
dio Engineer, has moved his office
to Arlington, Texas.
1934
Tull N. Gearreald
Rte. 2, Box 800
Fairfax, Va.
William O. Taylor has moved
to Hillsboro, Texas, and gets mail
at 611 E. Walnut St.
John H. Willard is with the Vet-
erans Adm. at Luling, Texas. . . .
H. W. Leach is Professor of En-
gineering and Physics at John
Tarleton Agric. College, Stephen-
ville, Texas.
1935
Frederick W. H. Wehner
Box 871, Big Spring
Mr. and Mrs.: John M. Barron.
Proud Papas: Ira Lee Solovey;
Lewis B. Howard, Jr.
Earl Y. Long, P. O. Box 6, Lance
Creek, Wyoming, has accepted the
position as Petroleum Engineer for
the Continental Oil Co.
Anyone knowing the address of
Douglas N. Norton please send to
the Association Office, College
Station,
Lt. Col. Joe C. McHaney, USMC,
sends a report on the Marine Di-
vision of the class. His address
is Hq. Fleet Marine Force, Pacific,
c/o FPO, San Francisco, and he
has been in the Japanese islands
for nearly a year as Staff Secre-
tary, Hq. Fleet Marine Corps, Pa-
cifie. . . . Lt. Col. Ray Murray is
area inspector for Marine Garri-
son Forces, Pacific, ¢/o FPO, San
Francisco, having reported there
recently. . . . Lt. Col. R, L. “Dog-
eye” Conoley has been in Japan
on General MacArthur’s staff, but
is headed back to San Diego,
Troop Tng. Unit, Tng. Com., Phib
For Pac, Marine Corps Base.
Carroll K. Hoffmeister is on
terminal leave from the army and
gets mail at Leigh, Texas. . .
John S. Byrd is farming at Mes-
quite, Texas.
Lewis B. Howard, Jr. is located
in Daisetta with the American Re-
publics Corporation. A son, Le-
wis Matthew, was born into the
Howard family on November 19.
Geo, L. Clyburn, County Agent
at Conroe, was honored this year
by the National Association of
County Agricultural Agents with
a distinguished service certificate
for outstanding work in his field.
Tom W. Porter, Jr. is teaching
in the Fort Worth Public School
and living at 3612 Yucca St. at
that city. . . . Ira L. Solovey was
discharged from the army recent-
ly with the rank of major and is
working as Asst. Chief of the
Technical Section, Fuels and Lu-
bricants Branch, OQMG. He re-
sides at 22 Danbury St. S.E.,
Washington 20, D. C.
1936
Dudley J. Lewis
C. E. Dept. Humble Oil & Ref. Co.
Houston
Mrs. Raymond Rogers and chil-
dren, Claire and Jud, left College
Station in early December for New
York where they will take a boat
for Germany to join Major Ro-
gers who is in the army of occu-
pation in that country. His mail-
ing address is Hq. 252 Ord. Bn,
APO. 299, . c/o P. M., N.Y.
L. F. Peterson has been employ-
ed with the Stanolind since he
graduated from A. & M. He is
now Division Engineer for that
company in Fort Worth, and gets
mail at 737 N. Bailey Avenue.
Maj. Clayton Lyle, Jr., 227
Abiso, San Antonio, was on the
campus recently for the purpose
of an inspection trip with the 4th
Army. He has been in service for
the past six years and is stationed
in San Antonio.
Claude Moore, Box 277, Claren-
don, Texas, is teaching in the vo-
cational school in that vicinity. . . .
Anyone knowing the address of
Glyn L. Harris, please send to the
Association Office at the College.
. . . James D. Toole is sales re-
presentative for the Toole and
Litchfield Co., 1644 Castle Court,
Houston.
1937
Welton A. Ruhmann
County Agric. Agent
‘Court House
Fort Worth, Texas
Mr, and Mrs.: E. P. Kiser.
Proud Papas: O. M. Ralph, Paul
Hilburn.
H. J. Crase is back on duty again
after having been commissioned in
the Regular Army as Major and
is presently attending the advance
supply course, Quartermaster
School, Camp Lee, Va. His mail-
ing address is 200 South Valley
Road, C. H. Petersburg, Va. Other
Aggies with .him are Lt. Col, Ar-
thur J. Watson, ’30 and Lt. Thomas
N. Moore, ’43.
Col. Kyle L. Riddle has returned
from overseas and for the present
time is getting mail at 100 AA
BU, Mitchell Field, N. Y.
Capt. Warren P. Colvert is in
Alaska with Task Force Frigid
testing army equipment. He re-
ports the temperature being 35 de-
.| ent grade of Captain.
grees below zero—“a bit too cold
for a man who was raised in the
Land of the Bluebonnets.” His
mailing address is 3rd F.O.B,
Task Force Frigid, APO 731, c/o
P.M. Seattle, Washington.
Gip Smith is in the broiler busi-
ness at Waco, and gets mail at
Route 3, Box 423.
Buford R. Koehler has resumed
his job as Petroleum Engineer
with the Sun Oil Company at Sea-
breeze, Texas, after having served
in the Army from May 1942 to
Feb. 1946. His mailing address is
Box 71, Stowell, Texas.
Welton A. “Doc” Ruhmann, As-
sistant 4-H Culb Specialist for the
Texas A. & M. College Extension:
Service, and Class Agent for the
’37 Class, has been transferred
from headquarters staff, and will
take the position of county agri-
cultural agent for Tarrant County.
His first Extension appointment
was that of assistant county agric.
agent-at-large for Presidio coun-
ty, and served as county agent for
Comanche County until he entered
the army in 1942. During his four
years of military service, he spent
27 months in the Mediterranean
and European theaters and was
discharged as a Captain in Janu-
ary 1946.
R. “Pat” Coon was a visitor on
the campus in early December as
a representative of the United
Fruit Co. Coon was with the
Fruit Co. before the war and is
now serving as Assistant Supt. of
Agriculture and was on the cam-
pus to interview seniors with ref-
erence to possible employment with
his company. During the war
Coon was a plains-clothes officer
and served as Chief of Technical
Counter-Intelligence, Army For-
ces, Middle Pacific. His mailing
address is Tela R. R. Company,
LaLima, Honduras, Central Amer-
ica.
Horace S. McIlroy has been ac-
cepted by the War Department for
the Regular Army with a perman-
He has
been on active duty for six years.
After a visit to the states he has
returned to overseas duty with the
Theater = Headquarters, Mediter-
ranean Theater of Operations,
APO 512, N. Y,, N. Y. He expects
his family to join him in Italy the
first of the year.
1938
John Bone
1620 Main St., (I. B. M.)
Houston, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Geneos Peter Co-
kinos.
Proud Papas: Niley J. Smith;
E. D. Coulson; Rawleigh S. El-
liott.
Roy C. Morrison is livestock
farming in Brown County. He
lives at May, Texas.
Robert E. Hucker is out of the
service with the rank of Major
and living at 907 B. Madison, Am-
arillo. . . . Lt. Commander Clar-
ence H. Martin gets mail at 8737
Windom Ave., St. Louis 14, Mo.
J. Harry Bryant has left Cor-
sicana and opened a small bottling
plant in Fort Worth—bottling a
soft drink called TAY. His mail-
ing address is 1401 W. 5th St,
Fort Worth, Texas.
At last report Lt. Col. H. L.
Peavy, 4650 So. 34th St., Fairling-
ton, Arlington, Va., was recuper-
ating at the Regional Hospital at
Ft. Belvoir, Va., from an illness
contracted while in Burma. He
expected to be out by the first of
the year, however.
Geo. H. Wessler is Sales Engi-
neer of Air Conditioning for Gen-
eral Electric and gets mail at Box
372, Arlington, Texas.
1939
Robert M, Adams
8012 19th St., Port Arthur
Mr. and Mrs.: Vincent C. White.
Proud Papas: Lewis Chevaillier;
Roy D, Thompson, Jr.
Dr. Joe B. McKee has moved
from Port Arthur to New Orleans,
La. and gets mail at 1233 Dryades.
William Frederic Norris lives at
319 South First St., La Porte,
Texas.
Lt. Col. Alfred Schlafli, Jr. has
returned to active duty and is now
in Manila. His mailing address
is 1315 Engr, Const. Bn.,, APO 75,
¢/o P.M., San Francisco, Calif. . . .
Oscar W. Ziegenhals is associated
with Freese, Nichols and Turner,
as civil engineer. His office is in
the United Gas Bldg., at Houston.
. . . Conrad S. Hinshaw is located
at 608 Scanlan Bldg., Houston.
Lewis Chevaillier is connected
with the Purina Mills at Wilming-
ton, Del. This will be a happy
Christmas for this former prison-
er of the Japs, since a son, Geo.
Mason, was born into the Chevail-
lier family on Nov. 27.
Orville L. Counselman has mov-
ed to Fairfield, Ohio, and living
at 132 B. Lovington Drive. . . .
Kenith H. Lomax is with the Soil
Conservation Service at Franklin,
Texas. Clarence A. Rhode, Sales-
man for the Universal Mills, is
living at 8900 Linden, Fort Worth.
. . . Raymond E. Singleton has
moved to Glendale, Arizona, where
he is engaged in business under
the firm name of Singleton Bros.
He is located at 21 West Glendale
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Ave. and does radio and appliance
repair, plumbing, heating, and
handles Philco radios and Univer-
sal appliances.
Clifford E. Hogue, 205 W. Wall
St., Midland, is in the mortgage
loan business with Mims and
Crane.
Fabrian L, Magee, 825 Olympic,
Vallejo, Calif., is a pilot in the
Army Air Corps.
Herbert A. Schroeder is voca-
tional agriculture teacher for the
Columbus Ind. School, Columbus,
Texas.
Wm. R. “Bob” Blair, Jr. reports
that he and his wife are still look-
ing for a place to live. He is with
the Contractors’ Equipment and
Supply Co. at Albuquerque, New
Mexico,
1940
Maj. F. Max McCullar
American Graves Reg. Serv.
Det. U. S. Army in India
APO 465, c/o P.M.
NY,NY.
Proud Papas: James E. Wall;
Joseph R. White; Jack C. Bibbs;
Warner Brundrett; W. C. Schrank;
Harold P. Carney, Jr.; Ernie Pan-
nell.
Capt. Gail Young at last report
would be leaving his station at
Nebraska for Alaska. His per-
manent address is 814 Hill St,
Amarillo, Texas. — John D. Reed
is employed by the Soil Conserva-
tion in Boerne, Texas, as acting
Work Unit Conservationist. That
work unit is assisting the Ken-
dall County Soil Conservation Dis-
trict in a complete soil and mois-
ture conservation program.
Capt. Perry P. Menzies has re-
cently been assigned Chief of Spec-
ial Mission for the European Air
Transport Service, and his wife
and two children plan to join him
in Wiesbaden, Germany, in the
spring. His present address is
European Air Transport Service,
Public Relations Div.,, APO 633,
New York. Capt. Menzies’ organ-
ization, EATS, is the American
flag carrier on the Continent, Be-
fore entering active duty in Oct-
ober 1940, he was an entomologist
with the U. S. government. Mrs.
Menzies and children are making
their home at Lott, Texas.
Ray Stephenson is presently em-
ployed by the Brown & Root Con-
struction Co., doing construction
work on a Navy Berthing place
for ships put out of service. His
mailing address is 505 Pope
Courts, Orange, Texas. Before en-
tering this work the was with the
Farm Security Adm.—Tom T.
Jones is with the Stanolind Oil &
Gas Co., at Greggton, Texas,
Clifford G. Powell is Soil Con-
servationist with the SCS with
headquarters at Grapevine, Texas.
He gets mail at 301 St. Louis Ave.
Fort Worth.— James O Morgan
is getting mail at 1202, 15th St.,
Corpus Christi.
For the past four years C. G.
Ward, Box 611, Raymondville,
Texas, has been Work Unit Con-
servationist for the S. C. S. and
plans to do some farming on the
side the next year.
Wallace M. Kimbrough is county
agent for Brazos Co. He and Mrs.
Kimbrough, the former Miss Fran-
ces James, live in Bryan.
Capt. Donald H. Holick, son of
Ed Holick, "16, of College Station,
is at the present time on terminal
leave. He recently purchased a
new home in Houston where he and
his wife and son, Donald, Jr., will
make their home. Until the Hol-
ick family can get settled in their
new residence, they will continue
to have mail sent to Grandpappy
Ed, Box 264, College Station. Don-
ald is in the electrical engineering
business with A. D. Smith, 25.
Clark Harvey is attending the
Graduate College at Iowa State
College at Ames, Iowa. His ma-
jor is in Crop Production. Mailing
address is 221 Sheldon Ave. . . .
Billy G. Smith is in the retail dry
goods business at Marshall, Texas.
He is working for Beall, Bros. . ..
Harry C. Forbes returned to the
states last November after 32
months service in Africa and
France. He is now Commissioner
of Precinct No. 4, Ellis Co., at
Midlothian.
Roy D. Finch is convalescing
from an army disability at his
home at Colorado City. .
. o Ru=2f
dolph E. Michalka has changed his
address from Indiana to 609 S.
College, Cameron, Texas. ... Capt.
E. B. Warner has been transferred
to the University of California,
Berkeley, Calif, where he is an
instructor in the ROTC. He re-
ports liking this assignment very
much and also reports the arrival
of a daughter in their household
on October 14.
Farris Ivie, Box 386, Hemphill,
Texas, is working for the govern-
ment as Inspector of fruits and
vegetables. . . Lt. Joseph E. Hines-
ley has been transferred to Fort
Bliss, Texas, Rex. & Dec. Sv. Sub-
Office. . . . John F. Dexter, III, is
an electrical engineer with the
Dow Chemical Co., at Midland,
Mich. His mailing address is 201
West Collins St. . . .
John A. McLean, Route 1-South,
Brady, Texas, has enrolled Hulan
E. McLean in the class of ’65. . .
James D. Denton, Engineer for ;
the Dept. of Agriculture, Rural
Electrification Adm., lives at 224
Clay St., Chillicothe, Missouri. . .
Geo, M. Bingham, Box 1302, Dal-
las, 1, Texas, was a recent visitor
on the campus. He is living in
Dallas where he is with the Louis
F. Dow Company, an advertising
concern. George is married and
has a young son, George, Jr. . .
Major Charley R. Kyle is sta-
tioned in Germany and gets mail
at Hq. 7th F. A. Bn,, APO 1, U. S.
Army, C-O P.M., New York, N. Y.
Mrs. Kyle and their two children
are living at Madisonville.
arrived on Oct. 27 and Roy Dean
is now three and a half years old.
Another mighty happy papa is 0
W. H. “Bill” Carmichael, county
agent at Jayton, Texas. The young
lady was born on August 23. . . .
Lt. Col. W. M, Brown, Jr, is living
at Hyattsville, Maryland, 5307 Til-
den Rd., Decatur Heights, and has
offices in the Pentagon Bldg. . .
Lt. Curtis L. Mason, 1203 W,. II-
linois, Urbana, Ill., sends his ap-
proval of the present Development
Fund Program. . « Clilton 1G.
Hunt has changed his address, 302
E. 14th St., Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
James A. Taylor, with the Gen-
eral Electric Co. at Schenectady,
was a recent Dallas visitor,
Anyone knowing the address of
Geo. K. Newton, please send to
The Association Office, College
Station, Texas.
Roy Caldwell has announced his
connection with the Real Estate
Department, Guaranty Title &
Trust Co., Box 2020, Corpus
Christi. His company deals in buy-
ing and selling residential, busi-
ness, industrial - property, farm
acreage, leases and manage land
and property of all kinds. His
telephone number is 2-1701 or
2-4260. ¢
Otway B. Denny has moved to
Brookhaven, Miss. and gets mail
at Box 293.
T. L. SMITH,
Valley Fruit
Nothing finer than Valley Oranges and Grape Fruit.
They're Deliciously Sweet Now.
' 1 Bushel Choice Fruit by Express _____ $4.00
14 Bushel Choice Fruit by Express $2.25
N Box 912 — Alamo, Texas
Will Pack Half Oranges and Half Grape Fruit on Request
’98, GROVES
The Panhandle-Plains
Arizona and
Texas Certified—
Martin" Milo -X......o000t 7.00
Plainsman Milo .............. 7.00
Double Dwarf .......c.ccnik 7.00
Caprock Milo ................ 7.00
Sooner Milo enone 7.00
Black Hull Kafir .......... 7.00
Imperial Kafir .._...... 7.00
Hegari 7.00
Combine Hegari ............ 7.00
Sweet Sudan’ ...0.....co.eiii 15.00
Phone 3501
Er.
GOOD SEEDS GROW
best quality of Grain Sorghums and we hope that
from the list below you may favor us with an order
of your favorite Field Seed.
Later in the season we will add the canes to this
list. The above prices are delivered Texas points.
We can furnish truck and car lots if desired.
HENDERSON GRAIN AND SE
FARWELL, TEXAS
area of Texas produces
Pannandle Grown
Selected Seed—
Martin Milo... nee. 4.50
PlAINSMAan 4 .....ccomieiraies 4.50
Double Dwarf ............... 4.50
Caprock Milo -....ccecone 4.50
Combine Kafir ........< 4.50
Hegari 4.50
Blackhull .... 00 isi 4.50
Combine Hegari ............ 4.50
Sweet Sudan 12.50
Regular Sudan ......... 9.50
iD CO.
They
have one son, Kirby Duane, who