Brazos County 4 H Clubs Agenda and Cooperative Canning Push
Farmers are urged to sign cotton contracts to avoid rental payment delays. The Rye and Tabor 4-H clubs plan a joint meeting on the seed Friday night. A terracing demonstration on H P Dansby farm highlights soil erosion prevention using modern machinery. Sudan is recommended for poultry yards to ensure green feed for the American Legion fair. A canning program led by Mrs. Brock and Miss Kimbrough seeks data on demand, with demonstrations scheduled for April at the Bryan cannery and the local women’s group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Tabor
Tabor Club
H. P. Dansby
College
Brazos
Nty
Dansby
Dansby Farm
Highway 6
Miss Kimbrough
Cannery
Bryan
Farmers urged to plant Sudan for feed and livestock health
Mrs. J. L. Brock, county relief administrator, says Sudan should be planted in rows to improve livestock condition and reduce feed costs. Bryan canning plant offers toll basis custom canning with relief supplying equipment cans and labor and producer supplying products, sharing vegetables and meat percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducer
Brock
Sudan
J. L. Brock
Bryan Canning
Edge Church Revival Opens With Notable Crowd
Rev. C. B. Thompson preached Sunday morning to a good crowd and a Friday night play drew strong attendance. The event raised 35.50 with half for church repairs. Several locals and visitors shared Sunday visits, family gatherings, and travel notes. A 10-pound baby was born to J. M. Closs and wife Saturday. Mrs. Ethel Duncan and others visited Leon County friends, and Tom Wheeless died recently. one narrow car incident caused minor damage with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
Jim McDonald
Eva Coursey
Coleman
A. C. Dowell
Yancy
Nina Mae Moore
Eunice Mae Hill
Verna Wilson
Chester Wilson
M. G. Closs
Claude Boggs
Hearne
J. M. Closs
Carl Orr
Huntsville
Walden Orr
Bryan
J. O. Orr
Louis Chytil
Normangee
Tom Wheeless
L. Benson
Alma Metcalfe
Ansel Duncan
Ethel Duncan
Buel Duncan
Leon County
Wallace Henry
Harry McDonald
E. J. Payne
School House Lane
Women of Zone 3 Meet at First Methodist in Bryan
About 100 women from Zone 3 Methodist churches gathered at First Methodist in Bryan for the quarterly Woman's Missionary Society meeting. The all-day session featured devotions, programs, plays, and discussions with representatives from Chapel Hill Richards Anderson Hempstead Navasota Bryan Huntsville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Bryan
Woman’s Missionary Society
Philathea
John Seeley Caldwell
A. Ashworth
J. H. Day
Hempstead
J. D. Houck
Anderson
Walter Greenwood
Stoneham
W. C. Fletcher
Navasota
J. T. Swanson
Texas Missions
Theo Mahler
M. E. Parker
R. L. Jones
Ella King
Waller
E. G. Sterling
Harold Haynie
Sam McKenney
Richards
God
Harvey Turner
Abbie Lesser
Chapel Hill
Old Missionary Society
Willie Ball
Sam Welch
O. A. Ashworth
E. R. Bryant
W. J. Roberts
Edna Brigance
G. C. Hines
H. J. Miller
T. C. Cummings
0. M. Brown
E. O. Routt
Jack Routt
Roberta Seale. Richards
T. Haynie
A. L. Holliday
McA
J. J. Hair
A. D. Kennard
A. L. Brown
J. D. T. Houck
Rush Wood
W. E. Bay
Parker Brown
W. F. Steinhagen
Ennis
Cora Fp, Winter
Local ladies listed by towns in social notices
A long list of named ladies from Waller Millican Navasota Hempstead Norman Lee Huntsville Plantersville Stoneham College Station appears in a social page, noting multiple Mrs and Miss names across several communities. The item reads like a society directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ball
Plantersville
C. E. Williams
Sherwood Wise
Walter Greenwood
Stoneham
Lillian Stoneham
T. B. Stoneham
Nellie Stoneham
College Station
S. A. McMillan
Robert L. Jackson
St Marys Chapel Reopened With Bishop Byrne Present
St Marys Chapel at A and M College reopened with 8 9 and 10 oclock masses all led by His Excellency Most Rev C E Byrne of Galveston assisted by Rt Rev J B Gleissner. The ceremony included a sermon by Byrne a student choir and a large Texas crowd. A reception barbecue and speeches followed with thanks to Ole Martinsen Verhalen Nursery F W Hensel and others for the grounds and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Chapel
A. & M. College
C. E. Byrne
Galveston
J. B. Gleissner
Paul Foick
St. Edward’s University
Austin
J. Nigh
St. Thomas College
Houston
George Apel
Cameron
T. O'Sullivan
Burlington
F. Urbanovsky
Caldwell
P. Villani
T. J. Valenta
Bryan
Byrne
St. Joseph’s Church
Knights of Columbus of
Texas
Paul Demptwolf
Abilene
Newman Club
William Galligan
Laredo
Bishop Byrne
Henry Schumaker
Kemp Hi Student Wins Office At State Boys Meet
Claudius Stripling junior at Kemp high school, part of Kemp’s delegation at the 14th annual Colored Order Conference in Dallas, was elected secretary of the 15th annual conference for 1936. Kemp's student body heard reports from delegates on economic, social, and religious topics under the theme Working with God in Building a New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudius Stripling
Kemp High School
Kemp
Boys Conference of Texas
Dallas
Dalles
Delegates Elected to M. E. District Meeting
A First Methodist Church service elected four delegates to the Texas conference district meeting at Richards Grimes county on April 9 and 10. Elected were Mrs Theo Mahler Mrs Lee J Rountree W S Smith and R C Franks. By virtue of office E J Jenkins Cr E Jenkins E R Bryant and Dr L B Elrod are also delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Texas
Richards
Grimes County
Theo Mahler
Lee J. Rountree
W. S. Smith
R. C. Franks
E. J. Jenkins
Cr. E. Jenkins
E. R. Bryant
L. B. Elrod
New Union Formed at College Avenue Baptist Training Union
A training union of young married people organized Sunday evening at College Avenue Baptist Training Union. Director Curtis Cobb presided with 18 members present. Elected officers include Horace Dansby Jr president Mike Barron vice president Mrs Reuben Berger secretary Mrs S Hoyle Jr corresponding secretary Mrs Milton Franklin quiz leader Orville Ryan treasurer and Mrs E M Pritchard Milton Franklin Mrs Malcolm Barron and Guy Harvis named as group leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Training Union
Curtis Cobb
Horace Dansby, Jr
Mike Barron
Reuben Berger
S . Hoyle, Jr
Milton Franklin
Orville Ryan
E. M. Pritchard
Malcolm Barron
Guy Harvis
Broad Bryan Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Travel
Local residents from Bryan and nearby towns are noted visiting family, attending funerals, and returning from trips. Names include Mrs. Coulter Dana Carnes Rountree and many others while mentions of trips to Navasota Georgetown Madisonville and Houston mark a busy weekend for communities in the area.
Revival Clears record at College Avenue Baptist Church
The College Avenue Baptist revival ended with 721 in Sunday school, a new attendance record. Rev. C Y Dossey preached on Who Is Responsible for the Lost in This Town, and The Three-Fold Secret of the Great Life of Moses and The Last Call. Joe Trussel sang, 22 joined the church, total new members 89 with 47 baptisms. Sunday school averages rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
C. Y. Dossey
Evangelist
Moses
Joe Trussel
Dossey
W. B. Breazeale
Trussel
Bryan Black Aces Defeat Caldwell Tigers 10 4
The Bryan Black Aces routed the Caldwell Tigers 10-4 on Sunday. Pitcher K. E Dangerfield struck out 14 while holding Caldwell to four runs as Bryan held the lead from the start. Starting lineup included Bowens, Douglas, Robinson, Johnson, Dangerfield, Williams, Harrison, Hopkins, and Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Black Aces
Caldwell Tigers
K. E Dangerfield
Bryan Pitcher
Tigers
Bryan
Bowens
Douglas
R. F
Robinson
Johnson
Dangerfield
Williams
F. B
Harrison
S. B
Hopkins
T. B
Hicks
S. S
Paper Quality and Packaging Details for Printing Boxes
Typing paper of good quality white watermarked 16 pound basis packed in boxes of 500 sheets. Each box labeled Tie the box. Printed by Ragle Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragle Printing Co
National Negro Health Week Observed in Brazos County
Brazos County joins its twenty first annual National Negro Health Week starting Sunday and ending April 7. The program, run by the Texas Tuberculosis Association with the U S Public Health Service and the National Negro Health Week Committee, centers on The Family and Home as the Unit of Community Health. Kemp high school plans daily activities with Home Hygiene Day and Community Sanitation Day among events. Sedalia Wilson, county Negro health nurse, delivers the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Texas Tuberculosis Association
United States Public Health Service
Texas
W. S. Howell
W. H. Darrow
S. M. Brown
C. M.bethany
A. J. Buchanan
J. H. Shelton
W. A. Hammond
S. J Sealy
J. T. Canady
I. A. Carter
T. R. Johnson
Kemp High School
Earline Turner
Sedalia Wilson
Broncos Face Tough 1935 Schedule in Class A Debut
The Bryan Broncs, moving to Class A after two seasons in Class B, face seven Class A foes and three strong Class B teams in a 10 game slate. Ten games include six district opponents with key early clashes against Madisonville and Brenham. Brones open Sept 20 hosting Madisonville and wrap up Nov 22 at an unsettled site vs Conroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School Broncs
Bryan
S. M. Brown
Brones
Corsicana
Temple
Waco
Hillsboro
Cleburne
Waxahachie
Conroe
Madisonville
Brenham
Bellville
Pete Jones
Broncs
Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew include Mrs. Williamson
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Andrew host this week Mrs. W. R. Williamson of Lampasas, grandmother of Dr. Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Andrew
W. R. Williamson
Lampasas
Andrew
A M Consolidated Students Prep for District Meet in April
A number of Consolidated students will represent Brazos county at the district meet in Brazos counties Bryan and College Station on April 5 and 6 based on county meet results from March 21 to 23. Eloise Vezey will represent the county in essay writing, marking her fourth consecutive county win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
College Station
Eloise Vezey
Margaret Ann Williams
Dorothy Dreyer
Billie Hensel
Allen Madeley
Preston Bolton
Billie Mae Marburger
Florence Richey
Wonder Hat
Hecht
Goodman
Consolidated
Louise Stout
Peggy Campbell
Ruth Taubenhaus
Rachel Delamater
H. C. Spencer
P.T. A
William Brady Funeral Service Held in Hearne
Funeral services for William Brady, 66, were held Sunday afternoon at 4 from P. L. Brady Sr. home in Hearne. Brady, born in St. Louis, lived in Hearne since childhood and was tied to the Brady Gin Co. He is survived by his brother P. L. Brady Sr. and numerous relatives. Interment followed at Norwood cemetery. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Gin Co
Hearne
P. L. Brady, Sr
J. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Bryan
Judge Davis Opens Robertson County Court for Three Weeks
Judge W C Davis opened the spring term of Robertson County district court in Franklin Monday. The session will run for three weeks. After convening, he charged the grand jury which retired with County Attorney John Grace and warned there would be no fooling in his court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Franklin
Robertson County
Davis
John Grace
Bryan
Bryan Woman Taken to New Orleans Hospital
Mrs. Robert Stiles, seriously ill at Bryan hospital for two weeks, was moved by ambulance to Houston then by train to a New Orleans hospital. She traveled with her husband who came from London and with Dr. R. B. Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stiles
Bryan Hospital
Houston
New Orleans
London
R. B. Grant
Travis P T A Members Attend District Meet
Travis P T A members from Bryan attended the Ninth District Convention in Waco this week. Tuesday attendees included Mrs Forrest Jones Mrs N R Smith new president and Mrs Marshall Bullock. Wednesday attendees were Mrs Guy Harris Mrs C M Elwell Mrs P S Mangum Mrs J C Goldsmith and Mrs Henry Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent-Teacher Association of
Bryan
Waco
Forrest Jones
N. R. Smith
Marshall Bullock
Guy Harris
C. M. Elwell
P. S. Mangum
J. C. Goldsmith
Henry Ross
Bryan Girls Pledge to CSA Literary Societies
Three Bryan girls Misses Bess Lichte Rose Kaplan and Sara Maniloff pledged membership to the Philomathia and Alice Freeman Palmer Literary Societies of Texas State College for Women following Rush Week observances on campus. Preferential bidding began last year for men and this year for women. About 340 girls were pledged to campus social and literary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Mar
Bryan
Bess Lichte
Rose Kaplan
Sara Maniloff
Philomathia
Alice Freeman Palmer
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Sia
Manlem
Girls of Bryan Awarded Honors at State College
Two Bryan girls Miss Jeah Sandstedt and Elizabeth received state college honors for first semester work. They are among 248 on honor roll from a student body of 1840 and were commended by Dean E V White. Sandstedt, a senior majoring in library science, is the daughter of Carl E Sandstedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Sandstedt
Sloop
Negro Youth Attend Dallas Conference Weekend
Four Negro students from Kemp high school and an elementary pupil travel to Dallas for the thirteenth annual session of the St Older Boys' Conference. The theme is Working Prn in Building a New War today and Sunday. Kemp participants include Harrison Grays and Claudius Stripling with William as sophomore. Lee Leslie attends from the elementary group. The event is under the Texas Young Men's Christian Association with J. H. Henry as state secretary and G. C. Good as boys' work secretary. M. W. Dogan of Wiley College serves as president of the executive committee, with S. H. Fowler as executive secretary of the Colored Branch Y.M.C.A. Fort Worth directing the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High School
Dallas
St Older Boys
Prn
Kemp
Harrison Grays
Kemp Hi-Y Club
Claudius Stripling
William
Lee Leslie
Texas Young Men’s Christian Association
J. H. Henry
G. C. Good
M. W. Dogan
Wiley College
Colored Department
S. H. Fowler
Y.M.C.A
Fort Worth
Choir of Southwestern to sing here on April 14
Dr. L B Elrod pastor of the First Methodist church reports from Pearl A registrar and manager of Southwestern University that the choir will sing at the church on Sunday April 14 during its spring trip. The choir will drive from Bryan about five o clock that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Pearl A
Southwestern University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Poultry 4-H Poultry Club
Edge
First Methodist
St Mary’s Chapel
Kemp Hi
M. E. District
Co. A. B
J. W. Coulter
Dana Carnes
Walter J. Coulter
Ward Templeman
H. O. Ferguson
Georgetown
Etlie Ferguson
Mary Martha Black
Bertram
Burnett County
Jnc. W. Black
Alvie Adams
State Highway Department
T. A. Adams
Harley E. Woodward
E. C. Coffman
Louise Wren
Robert Lee Wren
Iola
Miss Wren
E. E. Yeager
Bill Colson
Horace Jones
Ben T. Reichert
Eagle Office
Reichert
Cameron Enterprise
Enterprise
Wm. M. Cobb
Ty Cobb
The
Eagle
H. A. Munson
Rose Mary
Laurence
Lafayette
B. S. McCleary
Mrs. Munson
McCleary
Annie Koneeny
John Koneeny
Frank Koneeny
Lloyd Goodloe
Jack
Rosebud
Luther Johnson
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Johnson
L. M. Johnson
W. B. Baker
Baker
Leta Wilkerson
Louis Anderson
Calvert
John Sidney Boriskie
Frank Boriskie
Charlie Payne
Frank Rosier
Bernice Rosier
P. R. Wilson
Orie
Victor Boriskie
Hugh Looney Jr
Cecil Burrage
Marlin
David Munday
Presnal Newberry
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Black Field
Steele’s
Folks
San Marcos
Southwest State Teachers College
C. A. Baptist
Bryan Black
Bronco
A. & M. Consolidated Notes
William Brady
Robertson CO
New Orleans Hospital
Travis P.T. A
Trio
Bess hLichte
Rose “Kepler
Girls of
CIA
Jean Sandstedt
Elizabeth Sted
Choir OF
Southwestern
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