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APPLICATION FOR COLLEGE STATION HISTORIC MARKER
This application is for a: IdHistoric Home Marker ❑ Historic Building Marker
Address of Historic Structure:
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VILSitr AIJ011 of CaptaiinAW...-,4,�.......Company, in the ..,,-2, Regiment,
(6ct4Z ,G Brigade,) o4 —4tr*- ....Volunteers, commanded by Colonel.3�i .
called into the service of the CONFEDERATE STATES in the Provisional Army, under the provi-
sions of he Act o f Congress ,passed February % 1861 by from�pthe.'�.,.
day o£1862, (date of this muster,) for the term of. 4/la.7/.lQihci...aT�z.v..
unless sooner discharged.
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 27, 2b and 29 March 1964, 96 boys
and girls and adult leaders commemorated the muster of Company I,
21st Texas Cavalry Regiment, the only unit from Brazos County
to fight for the Confederacy. In addition to the traditional
memorial roll call, the reconstituted Company I visited the
factory site near Hearne and the Cavitt House at 'Wheelock.
fon honor, that this
�f�vluster Roll exhibits the true
(l ICJ K• state of Captain
Company of the
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ere�ioned, that each man
/ answers to his own proper name
��f7P. ��✓ ��% /�-j�� in person; that the remarks set
'r opposite the name of each officer
and soldier are a c c u r a t e and
just. .
Commanding the Company
WILLITM F"�M clwrri' L L_ T=AS AGENCY Brn.r.= FEBRUARY 1055
On Sunday; 23 Ja==T 19559 Linda Cleveland was a happy, normal, fourteen year old
girl, a cheer leader in her school, a natural leader in her group and a joy and in-
spiration to everyone who knew her. Today she is in Heaven with all GOD'S children.
Bow did this heartbreaking tragedy come about? Well, we said Linda was a normal
fourteen year old girl so, quite nstu ally, she had been visiting in the home of a
friend the night before. She was reading Sunday comics before going to Sualay School.
Nov, her hostess was quite normal too and being of the same age she was Rill of child-
ish pranks and laughter. Wanting -to play s joke on Linda who was sitting on a kitchen
stool she walked to the door, pointed the gum and said, "Look, Tindal". She was sure
the gum was empty so she pulled the trigger and here was another case of "I didn't
know it was loaded."
Parenta, if you must have a gum, don't subject your children to living a life time with
the thought on their minds of useless man-aauughter. Take some precautions. Hiding
the gum v= not solve the problem but don't leave it out vnere it will be convenient
to their inqusi.sitive and playful fingers. Don't leave it loaded! Take some part of
it off if possible so that it can, not be fired. Don't, leave aummta3.tion lying around.
You are inviting trouble. Even if you take all of these precautions, there is still
one other. Teach than about gums because, even if you do not own one, same other care-
less parent vill. Teach them that all gums are dangerous, that one should never point
a gum at someone unless the intention is to kill that person. Teach thaw to clear the
action the instant they pick up a gum. We must do something in America to belt the
destruction of our most vital resource — our people. The National. Rifle Association
is doing something about -this problem boot in the Senior and Junior Divisions. Of the
hundreds of thousands of shooters who have c =i programs and of the millions
of ronn:is that bave been fired by them aincs 1926 not one single casualty has resulted.
Surely this must prove that taking precautions helps.
You know as well as I that human life and suffering, mental anguish and heartbreak can-
not be measured in pecuniary terms and no attempt will be made to do so. Stop for a
uaoaent with me if you will, however, and consider the direct costs brought about by the
3i8-handling of just one .2.2 round that cost approximately one cent.
Special nurses . . . $ 332.00
Hospital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540:13
Doctors 651.00
Pimeral 1,006.00
Total . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . 32, 529.13
All this was spent and axw a, mt would have been spent to save the life of Linda
Cleveland who after nine days of suffering ended her heroic fight for life and was
laid to rest in her snow white casket dressed in that beautiful little party dress
created by her mother's nimble fingers.
Zou say, "How tragic! Bow I pity those left behind." You never think it could happen
to you. Take too precautions, wi„ you? Check those loose fire -arms first and remove
the possibility. Second, remember that there are man3► other causes of accidental death,
that it can strike you or some member of your fmily and provide the means whereby the
i :evi:able bills will be paid. Don't allow the burden of grief to be added
to that of sorrow and heartbreak. And remember too that ACCID gTTS•DONIT MU?MI
T°EY ASB CA=! One f'ral request: We have sweet memories of Linda. ?ray for the
other .._t+,1e girl. She reeds our .rayers and GOD t S help.
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MIKE'3 1. Definition; This is a picture of'a small part of
SOUVENIR MAP OF the earth's surface.
_PLEASANT ACRES 2. It has one dimension only but elevation from the
bottom of the lake can be shown on a topographical map. Other kinds of maps are;
roadmaps, airways, relief, geological and others.
3. International symbols show more with less clutter and they can be read in any
country. ti
4. Old Grads Hall has been named for all past participants while the use of
other names means "above and beyond" measured in terms of money or service or both.
5. Mike Greer architect associate of Emmett Trant pre)ared the map and Rick
Raney another of his associates designed the entrances -- FL11S ;Foster entrance
walls and signs).
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