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TEH THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE. BRYAN, TEXAS SUNDAY. MARCH I. Rrooksmith Riles Todav At Kiirten A resident of Brazos county for 51 years, Fred Brocksmith 63, died Saturday morning at 7 in a local hospital. Mr.

Brocksmith was bom in Grimes county, March 28, 1893 but when a young lad came to this community. He was a farmer and a merchant and was a member of Bethel Lutheran church. His pastor, the Rev. W. C.

Petersen conduct the funeral service at 2:30 p.m. in the Bethel Lutheran church after which interment w'ill be made in the Kurten cemetery, under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home with six nephews serving as pall bearers, including Louis Kindt, Claude Brock- Donald R. Crawford, Franklin George. Joe Sikowski and Marvin Brocksmith. Survivors include eight sisters, Mrs.

Fritz Kehlenbrink, of Kurten, Miss Martha Brocksmith, Mrs. Robert Plagens, Mrs. Jack Crawford all of Houston, Mrs. Emma Muzzious, Denver, Mrs. Louise Cheddick of Austin, Mrs.

George Zell and Mrs. Lena Zimmerman of Chicago, four brothers, Henry Brocksmith of Anderson, Carl, Gus, and Herman Brocksmith of Kurten; two grandchildren, Mr. late wife, Mrs, Mittie Jane Brocksmith, and daughter, Mrs, Alice Joyce Keller, were killed January 31 this year in a car truck crash near Huntsville when bringing Mr. Brocksmith home from Ville Platte, where he had been under the care of a heart specialist. He was uninjured in the accident but was hospitalized in a local hospital for med- i ical observation for several days.

Dual rites were held for the mother and daughter and burial made in the Brocksmith family plot in the Kurten cemetery where Mr. Brocksmith will also be buried today. For Clauifiad Adi 2-1338 AROUND THE 'BULL' Officers of the Aggie Rodeo Club at Texas A. and M. discuss plans for the NIRA Ro.

deo io be held on the campus April 19-21. About 16 schools are expected to enter the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association meet. The Aggie team stands second with several individual first-place ratings in the district just now, according President James Dickey of Bay City, second from right. Others in the picture are, from left, A. G.

Ollre, vice president from Houston; Sonny Presnal, reporter, from Bryan; Curtis Burlin, secretary, from Bry. an, astride the 'bull' which is used for practice rides; and, right. Bill Ragland, treasurer, Mexia. Fayette Rodeo Association, Inc. of La Grange will provide stock for the show.

In lower photo, Curtis Burlin of Bryan sailing so gracefully away from the practice riding 'bull' at the Aggie Rodeo Arena. (Photos by Don Logan). entury 6-Possenger Door Riviera, Model 63 Come join Buicks TmmAMamam II, the why of it; so much excitement at the wheel of a '56 Buick, we had to do something to accommodate all the folks who want to get in on it. So we set up a little Club to handle for fun and for All you do to join is drive a new Buick-lhat makes you a member. And all you do to drive this beauty is ask.

rom that point on pure thrill all the way. Because then feel the sheer bliss of cradled travel in the best riding Buick yet built-and of a wonderful handling case in the car with the truest sense of direction Because then tingle with the flash-fast power response yours from big 322-cubic-inch V8 engine-where horsepowers and compression ratios hit lofty new peaks, and road command hits a soaring Dew Because then-and only then-will you feel the absolute smoothness and the electrifying action of new Variable Fitch the first inch of pedal travel does new wonders for getaw ay and cruising and gas where flooring the pedal switches the pitch for the most spectacular safety-surge in America today. So if you want some fyn fast action if you want to see what like to call signals on the most performance-packed automobile in all Ruick history come join our Thrill-A-Minute Club, As we said, nothing else to do for menibersliip except drive a new Buick, as gladly show you, nothing to match this beauty as a bedrock buy making the best deals ever on the best Buick yet. Drop in on us today or tomorrow that pedal and let the thrills fall where they will. Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaftow is the oiihj Dyitufiow Buick builds todiiy.

It is standard on Roadmaster, Super and at modest extra cost on the Special. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM SEE JACKIE GLEASON ON TV Soiurdoir Evining A NtW low PRiCf Comfort in yout ntw Bvick with fRIGIDAIRB for less thon you fhink Injoy cooled, filfered with Buick's AIBCONOITIONER It's genuine Frigidoire DONANO BUICK CO. Dennis Poe Of ASC Dies In Mt. Vernon The offices of Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation at College Station was notified Saturday morning of the death of Dennis M. Poo, 62, who died suddenly at Mount Vernon Friday night.

Mr, Poe, production adjustment program specialist with ASC, reportedly was having dinner with the manager of the Franklin county office in Mount Vernon when he complained of not feeling well and died soon after having been advised to lie down for awhile. Funeral services will be held Monday in San and a number of employees of ASC with C. Carothers, state administrator, plan to attend the serv'ice and interment. Survivors include the wife who resided at the family home in San Antonio. nr.

Benbow Is Honored Dr, Robert Benbow, who was born and reared in Bryan and has been a practicing physician here for the past five years, was recently elected to membership in the Texas Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. The honor was bestowed at the meeting of the association in Dallas and later a formal notice of election sent to Dr. Benbow, For Classified 2-1336 POLICE HELP ESCAPE LITTLE ROCK. Ark. -When Francis Lee Jones, a 20-year- old Texan wanted in connetiion with a parole violation, escaped from Arkansas State Police here, he climbed through a restroom window at State Police headquarters, hid out for six hours, and then got away in a State Police car.

Embarrassed and indignant, officers explained that the car motor had been left running a moment" while its driver was inside. Saraclio i Found Dead At Home Funeral services were held at 4 Saturday in Saint Catholic church for Lucino Saracho, 67, who was found dead at his home. 203 W. 22nd street, Friday night. Justice of the peatc 11.

L. Graham rendered a vt'rdict of death 'trom natural causes and judged that IVlr. Saracho had been dead since Thursday. The Rev. William of- flciated at the funeral after which interment in Mount Calvary cemetery was made under the direction of Callaway-Jones Funeral Home.

Mr. Saracho was a retired employee of the Texas College Farm and had lived for eleven years in Bryan, Survivors include one foster son, Domingo N. Avina of Benchley, and three foster daughters, Miss Cruz Avina and Mrs. Josephine Rueda of Benchley and Mrs. Natalie Garcia of Humble.

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