Ground Breaks for Bryan Woman's Club House
A morning ceremony marks the start of the Bryan Woman's Club new clubhouse at East 27th Street and Washington Avenue. Haswell Giraud turns the first shovel as Mrs. Tyler Haswell leads the event with remarks thanking architects, Mayor Jenkins, and others who helped the project.
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Bryan Woman's Club
East 27Th Street
Washington Avenue
Haswell Giraud
Tyler Haswell
Club
Wénkak
Haswell
J. Peland
Caer
F. J. Jenkins
F. L. Henderson
W. H. Cole
Bryan Building
L . McInnis
Woman's Club
W. H. Benbow
Bryan
A. M. Waldrop
R. O. Allen
L.L. McInnis
Albert Buchanan
E. J. Fountain
H. C. Fulgham
J. L. Brock
J. W. Batts
P. G. Gunter
Wilson Bradley
H. A. Burger
W. B. Cline
W. S. Howell
Martha Rivers Allen
Freeland
Geisecke
Mr. Freeland
Mr. Jenkins
Tiswell
Woman’s Club of
Bryan Teacher Weds Montgomery Man in Navasota
Miss Lidie Belle Pipkin daughter of Rev J J Pipkin Bryan and Frank L Powell of Montgomery Texas married Thursday evening at First Presbyterian Church Navasota Rev Guthrie officiating They plan two week visit to relatives in Roswell New Mexico before settling in Montgomery Powell owns a Montgomery grocery store Bride a longtime Bryan teacher active in First Baptist and B P A work with study at Baylor University and UT and Colorado noted as popular in Bryan schools and graduate of Fort Worths area college
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Lidie Belle F Pipkin
J. J. Pipkin
Bryan
Frank L. Powell
Montgomery
Texas
Navasota
Guthrie
First Presbyterian Church
First
Baptist
B. Pp. A
Ad For
Belton
University of Texas
University of Colorado
Roscoe Cole Visits Friends in Bryan
Beeville merchant Roscoe Cole and his sister Sunshine Cole spent this week in Bryan visiting his mother Mrs. Alice Cole and brothers Thurston and Noah Cole. He returned today to Beeville driving his car.
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Roscoe Cole
Bryan
Beeville
Alice Cole
East 24Th Street
Hisister
Miss Sunshine Cole
Thurston
Noah Cole
A M Rifle Team Seeks National Match at Camp Perry
Gabe Lewis of San Antonio a student at A M College and nephew of Dr A Searcy is among seven ROTC cadets picked from Ft Sam Houston camps to form a four rifle team. They will compete in national matches at Camp Perry Ohio from August 26 to September 16 alongside teammates from Texas A&M and the University of Kentucky.
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Gabe Lewis
San Antonio
A. and
M. College
A. Searcy
Ft. Sam Houston
Camp Perry
Ohio
He Taj Am Wntend
Texac Ang College
Ee Matte
Lk. Ky
Ralphs
al Hoke
Sey
Don L. Hearst
Ferris
Lewis, Newman
Sok Machmeiyevi Lewis
R. Usher
New Pchani
Brazos Girls Plan Attendance at Texas State College for Women
Alma Kindt of Kings Highway member of Bryan High School class to enter Texas State Woman's College at Denton this fall to train as a home demonstration agent. Lillie Kosarek of Smetana and Ellen Dorman also plan to attend. Kosarek earned notable 4-H honors with the Smetana club.
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Alma Kindt
Kings Highway
Bryan
Texas State Womans’ College
Denton
Alma
Brazos County
Extension Service
State College For Women
Lillie Kosarek
Smetana
Ellen Dorman
Bryan High School
Miss Kosarek
Smetana 4-H
Forrest Field to Open This Fall with New Steel Bleachers
Bryan High School Athletic Council erects steel bleachers for 1 560 capacity at Forrest Field under J H Freeland supervision. Located between Stephen F Austin building and Sue Haswell Memorial park, the field aims to be among the state’s best for high school athletics and should be ready for the upcoming football season.
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Forrest Field
Bryan High School Athletic Council
J. H. Freeland
Stephen F. Austin
Sue Haswell
Forrest
Cars Crash and Four Are Hurt None Seriously
A collision on College Road near County Agent C L Benson's home left four people injured but none seriously. One car carried two boys from A and M College, one identified as Smith, who required stitches. the other car carried a man and a woman, both bruised but not seriously harmed.
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College Road
C. L. Benson
M. College
College Hospital
Smith
Five Texas Farm Women Named Master Homemakers
COLLEGE STATION July 31 Five Texas farm women were honored as Master Farm Homemakers during the annual Farmers Short Course at Texas A and M College. The honorees were Mrs. R. W. Fenton Tahoka Mrs. Nevill Felty Celeste Mrs. J. E. Fooshee Greenville Mrs. A. F. Ernst Somerset and Mrs. O. W. Fry Lonkey. They received the god pin and title in a ceremony sponsored by The Farmer's Wife and the Extension Service.
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Texas
College
College Station
A. and M. College of Texas
R. W. Fenton
Tahoka
Nevill Felty
Celeste
J. E. Fooshee
Greenville
A. F. Ernst
Somerset
O. W. Fry
Lockney
Farmer's Wife
National Farm Women’s Magazine
St. A Minn
Bess M. Rowe
Farmer’s Wife
Isunt County Federation of Women's Clubs
Ernst
Mildred Horton
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Daily Eagle
M. S. Hudson
Hale Center
O. B. Martin
Ex Bryan Women Pause in Town After 24 Years Visit
Two former Bryan residents Alice Bonneville Buchanan and Blanche Bonneville Hall stopped in Bryan for a few hours while en route to Houston. They reunited with brother M. Bonneville at his Dryan avenue store and planned another return visit to Bryan before finishing their trip.
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Bryan
Houston
Alice Bonneville Buchanan
Midland
Blanche Bonneville Hall
Fort Smith
Ark
Octavia Bonneville Dunn
Eugene Bonneville
M. Bonneville
Annual reunion of McWhorters held Friday
The McWhorter family reunion gathered over 2560 people Friday at the Democratic Crossing on the Navasota River. Honorees were S. G. McWhorter and sister Mrs 8 Baker known as Uncle Sam and Aunt Lizzie, oldest living members. Relatives arrived with baskets and music by fiddlers Ley of Madisonville and Wrenn of Normangee. Kathrine Henderson recovered enough to return home after an operation at a local hospital.
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McWhorter
Democratic
Navasota River
S. G. McWhorter
8. Baker
Sam
Lizzie
Mr. Liveley
Madisonville
Joe Wrenn
Normangee
Negro 4-H Youths to Attend Prairie View Short Course
H. K. Hornsberry, county agent, leads about 200 farmers club boys and girls to a Farmers' Short Course at Prairie View. The Brazos County group will enter stock judging turning and poultry contests and perform a stunt night program.
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H. K. Hornsberry
Brazos County
Prairie View
Negro Club
Three Day Brazos County Fair Planned for Negro Farmers
Brazos County fair organizers vote to run a three day event November 1 to 3 sponsored by Earl Graham Post No 159 American Legion. The change adds a third day for Negro farmers with prize lists and programs to be prepared. Attending the meeting were Judge A S McSwain Major J E B Sloan Harry Estill M M Erskine H H Williamson W S Howell C L Benson and Toram Downard.
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Brazos County
Earl Graham Post
The
American Legion
Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Cay
A. S. McSwain
J. EB. Sloan
Harry Estill
M. M. Erskine
H. H. Williamson
W. S. Howell
C. L. Benson
Toram Downard
Boll Worm Injury Report Across Texas Regions
Dr. F L Thom reports boll worm damage is general and unusually severe in central southern and eastern Texas with leaf worms in Central Texas Bastrop County and boll weevils destroying 20 to 60 percent of squares on bottom lands and injuring 12 to 35 percent of bolls and squares in multiple counties including Brazos and Thrall during late July.
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F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Bastrop
Barlevon County
Brazos
Williamson County
Thrall
Taylor
Distinguished Service Medal award to Kenesaw M. Lands
Chicago official Kenesaw M. Lands becomes the third American to receive the Distinguished Service Medal from the American Legion for outstanding service since its inception. A separate item notes a marriage license filing in County Clerk records.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
The
American Legion
Legion
Bonfire Over Slang Claim Ends in Guilty Plea
Genie Walls, a Negro girl on the Allen farm, accused Joe Macfield of taking offense at her reception. Macfield returned later, burned her clothing and household items with gasoline, then pleaded guilty to malicious mischief in Justice J. T. McGee's court and vowed to ignore modern slang.
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Genie Walls
Allen Farm
Joe Macfield
Bremond
Joe
Genie
J. T. McGee
Millican Man Celebrates 68th Birthday at Millican Home
A birthday dinner for J. D. Steele of Millican honored his sixty eighth birthday at the Steele residence attended by daughters and sons in law the two Steele brothers Mrs J R Frownlee Moore de la Port Arthur unable to attend and guests including relatives from College Station Dallas Fort Worth Piedmont Highbank and College Station. A golden cake with sixty eight candles and pink and yellow floral decor marked the celebration.
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J. D. Steele
Millican
Mr. Steele
Highbank
Ben Youngblood
College Station
Carl Outlaw
Dallas
N. B. McGregor
Matt Wright
Piedmont
J. Rt. Frownlee
Port Arthur
A. J. Steele
Fort Worth
John Williams
Carrie
Sam
Jasper Valeo
Raymond Flagg
Prizes Awarded Today In Living Room Contests
Winners in Texas improved living room contest announced at the Farmers Short Course at A and M College. May Eddy of Crockett and Charles Duncan of Tyler won top Class I and Class II prizes. Prizes range from 50 to 20 dollars with 1096 farm women in 86 counties entering. The event was conducted by home demonstration agents with DeWitt McMurray presenting prizes.
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College Station
May Eddy
Crockett
Houston County
Charles Duncan
Tyler
Smith County
A & M. College of Texas
Extension Service
Bernice Claytor
Farm News of
Dallas
DeWitt McMurray
Route 2
Sidney Johnson
Vineyard
Jack County
Ed Schroeder
Wolfforth
Lubbock County
T. A. Moseley
Enloe
Delta County
Ezra 2. Phillips
Red Oak
Ellis County
Rena Harriss
Brownwood
Brown County
Leland Bushey
Mission
Hidalgo County
Claytor
Fire Destroys Round Rock Motor Plant
The Round Rock Motor Company plant in Georgetown was destroyed by a fire today with an estimated loss of 24000 dollars. An earlier gasoline tank explosion while repairs were underway preceded the blaze, with Georgetown and Hutto wire departments aiding in firefighting efforts.
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Georgetown
Round Rock Motor Company
Hutto
Cocktail Habit And Cigarettes Hurt Complexion
Mrs. Hrechel S. Records of Fort Worth told the A and M College of Texas girls that alcohol and tobacco ruin beauty. She urged natural health, daily exercise, deep breathing, plenty of water and rest, light meals, and avoiding overeating to maintain a sound mind and body as the foundation of beauty.
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College Station
Mrs. Records
Adam
Senator Sheppard to Leave Capital for Texas Visit
Senator Morris Sheppard, national treasurer of the Woodmen of the World, returns to Washington from Seattle and plans a Friday departure for Texas. He will speak Sunday at Sherman Memorial services for the Woodmen and on August 11 at Calvert for an unveiling ceremony. Mr and Mrs Paul Dunkleof Denton are in Bryan visiting Mrs Dunkle's mother, Mrs Minnie Elliott.
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Associated Press
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Seattle
The
Woodmen of the World
Texas
Sherman
Calvert
Paul Dunkle
Denton
Bryan
Bryan youth urges town airport to join aviation boom
Byron A. Black, former A and M student now training at Fort Worth, says Bryan must build an airport to avoid being left behind as air passenger traffic rises. He notes Bryan sits between Fort Worth and Houston with Waco’s airport as the only nearby facility and plans to finish his flying course in a few months while also studying airport management.
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Byron A. Black
A. & M. College
Fort Worle
W. M. Black
Bryan
Young Black
Fort Worth
Houston
Herd Bull Care Emphasized By Jersey Man at Short Course
D. T. Simons of the Jersey Cattle Club, Port Worth, urged careful herd bull management at the dairy section of the Farmers Short Course. He warned that free roaming bulls cause excessive service and early breeding, advised large pens, humane handling, and nose-strap restraints. He recommended 24 month calving for heifers and fall freshenings for peak milk prices, plus protein-rich feed for young bulls and oats and hay for older bulls. Mr and Mrs Mason Cooper Baird visit the Cooper family on Fast 24th Street while Mr Cooper attends the course.
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College Station
D. T. Simons
Tex?ie
Jersey Cattle Club
Port Worth
A. & M. College of Ear
Simons
Texas
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Bryan Woman’s Club
Mas
Nevit Fedy Celeste
J. E. Fooster
Greenville, Texas
First Methodist Church
E. L. Williams
E. B. Simmons
Sbisa Hall
W. W. Weir
New York
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
T. O. Walton
T. C. Richardson
Farm and Ranch
Peggie Morris
J. H. Baird
Farm News
A. 8. Sanders
Houston Pest- Dispatch
McWhorters
Kathrine Henderson
Brazos Co
Jess B. McGee
Divincio Todrequis of
Allenfarm
Piedad Baldes
Ln Mesa
Cal
Grossmount
Millican Man
Round Rock Motor CO
Sen. Sheppard
Capital
Jersey
Mason Cooper Baird
Sim Cooper
24Th Street
Mr. Cooper
Pin-Money Grocery
Hassell Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
23Rd Street
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