GCFWC to Meet Next Friday at Old Washington
The Grimes County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Washington Park on the Brazos April 21 at 10 a m with the Navarota ladies as hostess. Attendees from across the county and visitors are expected. A luncheon will be served as usual and a morning program lists talks, songs, and reports from local clubs.
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Grimes County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington Park
Brazos
Navarota
Slovan
Texas
Assembly
Robert Trant
Keith
Civic Club
Navasota
Earl Harris
Courtney
Texas Bluebonnet
Ath
Julia D. Owen
Lester Taylor
Roans Prairie
Shire
Famous Trick Rider Louis Tindall to headline rodeo
Louis Tindall world famous trick rider will headline Bryan’s First Annual Rodeo at Madison City on April 28 and 29. He will perform his signature under horse belly passes and display trophies won at Cheyenne Fort Worth Pendleton Chicago Denver Calgary and other shows. Velda his wife and two trained horses accompany him as he recalls friends like Jimmy Walker Will Rogers and the late Anton Cermak of Chicago.
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Square Garden
New York
Bryan
Louis Tindall
Madi City
Tindall
Cheyenne Frontier
Velda
Lady Trick
Fancy Rider
Jimmy Walker
Will Rogers
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Fragmentary OCR Intent Reveals Agricultural Prize Context
The readable bits hint at an agricultural prize contest or prize initiative with conditional terms and leadership mentions. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a formal competition judged by officials and tied to a forthcoming event.
Bryan City Finances May Show Drop in Nine Month Costs
A Bryan city financial summary compares nine months ending March 31 1933 to the prior period with lower city bond interest and rising delinquent taxes. Total assets near 1.47 million, liabilities include bonds 404 thousand and warrants 66 thousand. Per capita cost around 10.72 based on 7814 residents, with Texas city comparisons cited.
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College Avenue
Highway Department
Bryan
Texas
Ford
Songbird Joy Lindsey to Headline East Texas Convention
Jacksonville April 18 Miss Joy Lindsey the songbird of East Texas will be featured in the regional convention program here next week. A native East Texan she is known across the southwest for broadcasts on WFAA WBAP and KPRG and has appeared at Baker hotels openings in Temple and Mineral Wells. She was born in Greenville and is a Burleson College graduate with studies at T.C.U.
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Jacksonville
Joy Lindsey
East Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lufkin
Eat Marlin
Miss Lindsey
Southwest
WFAA
WBAP
KPRG
Reverend Bledsoe summoned to Waxahachie after death
Rev E S Bledsoe received a telegram Thursday calling him to Waxahachie for the death of Mrs W D Anderson wife of Capt W D Anderson president of the Waxahachie Bank Fund Trust Co Funeral services were held Friday but he could not attend due to illness Mrs Anderson a Cameron native leaves her husband a brother D K Hill of San Antonio and a sister Mrs Rio A Watson of Waxahachie
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E. S. Bledsoe
Waxahachie
W. D. Anderson
Waxahachie Bank Fund Trust Company
Bledzoe
Anderson
Cameron
D. K. Hill
San Antonio
Rio A. Watson
Temperatures Show Small Variation Across Week
Last week saw little temperature change with a Friday drop of about 15 degrees. The high reached 88 degrees on Sunday and the low 41 on Friday night. Weekly rainfall totaled 0.87 inches, with 0.69 inches on Wednesday and 0.18 inches on Thursday.
Army officers luncheon cited for Allen Academy inspection
Entertainment committee reported on a luncheon for U S Army officers last week to inspect Allen Academy. Miss Blanche Brown said seeds from President J F Casey were distributed and planted enabling 74 people to receive fresh vegetables. A Bryan chamber of commerce member list publication is planned to reveal supporters. directors present included Bolton Bradley Bryan Caldwell Casey Howell Martin McCullough Maniloff Parker Russell Sullivan Weddington Wilson.
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U. S. Army
Allen Academy
Blanche Brown
J. F. Casey
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
F. C. Bolton
Wilson Bradley
Travis B. Bryan
J. S. Caldwell
J. Webb Howell
Ed S. Martin
W. R. McCullough
J. Maniloff
G. S. Parker
Daniel Russell
James Sullivan
D. L. Weddington
D. L. Wilson
Warden Madei Discusses Farming Game and Loan Fund
Committee reports from Auditing, tailors, Kirby state forest, athletic, McFarlin Farms, and resolutions were approved. Mr. McQuillen presented the Association's annual report as President T O Walton, Madison Bell, and Dean E J Kyle spoke on athletics and agriculture.
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Kirby State Forest
McFarlin Farms
McQuillen
T. O. Walton
Madison Bell
Department of Physical Education
Dean E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
College Athletic Council
New Oak Floor Laid in County Judge's Office
A new oak floor was laid today in the office of County Judge A. B. McSwain to cover worn weak sections. Other courthouse members wondered if rising pressure or business warranted added support for the building.
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A. 8. McSwain
Court House
Rural Church Budget talk and W M U meeting reports
Mission workers spoke on Rural Church Budgets before the association board at 3 p m after adjournment. Mrs L N Yeager presided at the women's meeting and announced the W M U District date as May 3 and 4 in Austin. Representatives from numerous Creath Brazos churches attended including Navasota Hempstead Iola and Bedias with several listed members and officers.
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Association Board
Gage
L. N. Yeager
Navasota
Philip Brown
Bedias
W. H. Redford
R. M. Weatherford
H. N. White
O. W. Ford
F. Benish
Steep Hollow
J. D. Barnett
W.L. Steele
J. M.mcginty
W. C. Todd
N. M. Adams
L. A. Singleton
Vesta Long
Carroll McAdams
K. K. Skeleton
Ray Harrison
Sue Davis
J. Roger McAdams
Normangee
Sam C. Ford
A. J. Hollis
J. A. Cobb
W. N. Ellison
City plans new water well and school roof repairs
Commissioned to ensure summer water supply the city will drill a 750 foot sand well with screens and gravel walls while repairing roofs on Stephen F Austin high Kemp high and the Negro elementary building. The radio wiring ordinance was repealed and bonds valued at $6000 were approved. Joe Howard becomes traffic officer replacing Lee and Cheatham.
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Stephen F. Austin High
Kemp High
Joe Howard
Wil
Lee
Cheatham
Typewriter Yellow Second Sheets for Sale
Eagle Printing Company advertises typewriter yellow second sheets for sale. The notice highlights printer supplies and paper stock available to businesses and individuals.
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Eagle Printing Company
Vocational agriculture day honors and contest results
Dublin hosts Smith Hughes day with L A Woods urging practical training alongside classical study. Winners in master vocational agriculture pupil contests across nine districts announced with Ray mond Higginbotham and E R Alexander among organizers. Scores from livestock, dairy, crop, and skill events listed. Stephenville wins cup for entomology. numerous sponsors noted.
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College Assembly Hall
L. A. Woods
Woods
E. R. Alexander
J. B. Rutland
Raymond Higginbotham
Chillicothe
Herbert Mills
Sterling City
J. D. Heatherly
Richland Springs
Pat Coon
Wills Point
Charlie Blalock
Mt. Pleasant
Troy Wakefield
Madisonville
Bill Shipman
Walnut Springs
Pat Stout
Stockdale
Roy Pennycuick
Crystal City
W. N. Elam
Taylor
J. P. Lippincott
W. E. Driskill
E. D. Parnell
Runge
O. O. Miller
Colmesneil
F. E. Tutt
Abilene
J. L. Herhoff
Mahank
N. P. Stephenson
Decatur
W. R. Heizer
Breckenridge
W. EE. Driskill
Stock
J. L. Gerloff
Mabank
Harper Rawlings
Fredericksburg
B. B. Hutson
Mexia
J. L. Gerloft
Dublin
Sanger
Eden
Coolidge
Family Reunion Held Sunday at Stephan Home in Bryan
A Bryan Easter weekend family reunion gathered the sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. T. Turner. Dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stephan on Fest 26th street. Guests included J. T. Turner, George and Gloria Glynn Stephan, George Horner of Galveston, Ralph Turner of San Antonio, Tom Turner of Waco, and Miss Mabel Dunnigan of Marlin.
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Bryan
Ralph Turner
San Antonio
Tom Turner
Waco
Mabel Dunnigan
Marlin
Fire damages Allen Academy storage area
A fire Sunday morning at Allen Academy in Bryan damaged a store room in the basement of Bryan Hall. The blaze started in tarpaulins tents and web belts, and the fire department arrived in time to confine the damage to smoke effects with no major structural loss.
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Bryan Hall
Allen Academy
Fire Razes South Bryan Home with Loss of Contents
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Cheatham on Beck Street in South Bryan burned at noon today. The fire, likely from a defective flue, left Mrs. Cheatham at home and saved little more than washed clothes on the line. The home was partly insured.
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K. T. Cheatham
Pete Palasota
Beck Street
South Bryan
Easter Egg Hunt At Travis Elementary For Second Grade
The second grade at Travis Elementary School held an Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon. Miss Annie Dearing and grade mothers appointed by the Travis PTA arranged a well drained spot in Sue Has Well Park, hid the eggs, and rewarded prize eggs. Ice cream was served after the hunt. Grade mothers listed include Mrs. R A Eads Mrs. T F Wilson Mrs R L Moreland and Mrs J C Goldsmith.
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Travis Elementary School
Annie Dearing
Travis P.T. A
Sue Haswell Park
R. A. Eads
T. F. Wilson
R. L. Moreland
J. C. Goldsmith
Aggie Holsteins On Test Making High Milk Records
Breeders of registered Holstein cattle at Texas A and M report rising demand for herd sires and young cows as prices stay low. Eighteen Holsteins on semi official test in Class B show promising records led by Princess Aggie with 119.5 lbs fat and over two tons of milk in 61 days. Norine Dean TM Nazis produced 50.8 lbs fat in 31 days for a 113 day total fat of 206.9 lbs. Five cows surpassed 300 lbs fat in 153 to 298 days.
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Texas A. and M. College
Ood
Princess Aaggie
Norine
Uean
Honors Are Won By Austin Girl Well Known Here
Mrs. Ervin H. Astin learned Sunday that Ste Wright of up who formerly lived in Bryan and visits here often was a member of the dramatic team of 24 high schools that won a place in the district interscholastic finals and won first among individuals for her performance. Wright was admitted to the National Honor Society for scholarship this year, winning first place. She is the daughter of Mrs. Don Lee of Austin and the niece of Mrs. Astin Miss Allie Conway and Mr. Hendrix Conway of Bryan.
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Ervin H. Astin
Ste Wright
Bryan
Wright
National Honor Society
Don Lee
Austin
Austin, and Is the Niece of ‘Mrs. Astin
Allie Conway
Ir. Hendrix Conway
Scion of Hall Home Recovers From Burns
Frankie Hall the young son of Mr and Mrs Mal Hall is able to walk today on his leg burned when he fell against the stove. Terry Cone Hall the older son has been ill for several days and is thought to have measles.
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Frankie Hall
Mal Hall
Terry Cone Hall
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Reading Club of
J .L. Brock
4Th District
Frances Stoneham
Stoneham
Ita Fe Wit
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Tomoni Andining
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Bledsoe
Commissioners Office
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W. L. Hughes
Department of Rural Education
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Junction
High Point
Millsap
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Colorado
McLean
Garland
Jewel Doughtrey
Holsteins
Collie Atkins
Cho
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Vinson Overton
Roby
Rafter
O. P. Taft
Glen Mays
Poultry
Haskell
Deleon
Mark Russell
Georgetown
Troy
Werner Olfers
Jack Lancaster
Robert Lewis
F. Williams
Franklin
Harlin Smith
Groesbeck
J. D. Ruzicka
Yoehi
Jessie E. Seal
Eye
Mildred High School
Corsicana
Paul Storther
Ferris Albin
Stephenville
Billie Barnes
Walden
A. D. Stocks
Mt. Vernon
C. Wilbern
Edinburg
Houston
Hubbard
Gambill Sullivan
Denison
Cisco
Sherman
Rogers
Harris Wright
Harold
Elwan Pritchett
Gilmer
Floydada
Durwood Hogler
Academy Consolidated
Jack Calhoun
Alfred Morrison
Leo Jackson
Harold Spain
Farmersville
Friendship
Muse Marian
Macmillan Publishing Co
Ralston-Purina Co
Bickley Bros
Stewart Sheep Shearing Machine Co
Welch Mfg. Co
Angora Goat Breeders Association
Southwestern Dairy Association
Holstein-Friesian Club of Texas
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Texas Hardware Implement Association
Portland Cement Association
Wm. Cameron & Co
Texas Hardware Jobbers Association
Universal Mills
Lowther Grain Co
American Poultry Association
Texas Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Dr. S. W. Bilsing
Dean C. H. Winkler
M. Ratner
Brooklyn
N.o
America
Stephan
Allen
Doan
Doans
Travis
Aggie Holsteins
Caldwell
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