Ground Is Broken For Bryan Woman's Club House
Ground breaking ceremony marks the start of the Bryan Woman's Club new club house at the corner of East 27th Street and Washington Avenue. Members, officials, and visitors praise leaders and supporters including Tyler Haswell and architect J P Freeland as the project opens with a first shovel of earth.
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Bryan Woman’s Club
Bryan Woman's Club
East 27Th Street
Washington Avenue
Haswell Giraud
Tyler Haswell
Ee Tyler Haswell
Rene AG
Cony
Haswell
Woman's Club
J. K. Parken
Woman’s Club
Bryan
M. W. Sims
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
Tenswell Giraud
Woman’s Club of
Bryan Teacher Weds Montgomery Man in Navasota
Lidie Belle Pipkin daughter of Rev J J Pipkin of Bryan and Frank L Powell of Montgomery Texas wed Thursday at First Presbyterian Navasota Rev Guthrie officiates The couple plans a two week visit to Roswell New Mexico then return to Montgomery to reside Powell runs a Montgomery grocery Pipkin a Bryan teacher active in the First Baptist Church and B Y P U.
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Lidie Belle Pipkin
J. J. Pipkin
Bryan
Frank L. Powell
Montgomery
Texas
Navasota
Guthrie
First Presbyterian Church
Baylor College
Belton
University of Texas
University of Colorado
Roscoe Cole Visits His Friends in Bryan
Roscoe Cole, Beeville merchant and former Bryan boy, spent the week in Bryan visiting his mother Mrs. Alice Cole and sister Miss Sunshine Cole. He also visited his brothers Thurston and Noah Cole before returning home by car.
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Roscoe Cole
Beeville
Bryan
Alice Cole
24Th Street
Hisister
Sunshine Cole
Thurston
Noah Cole
A M Rifle Team For National Match Draws Local Student
Gabe Lewis of San Antonio a student at A and M College and nephew of Dr A Searcy is named among seven men selected from Fort Sam Houston training camps to form the A and M rifle team for the national rifle matches at Camp Perry Ohio August 26 to September 16 Other Texan teammates include Benjamin Petrie Elkton Ky Ralph Hoke Sey Don Hearst Ferris Ed Machnel Lew Lewis and others listed for the duration
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Gabe Lewis
San Antonio
A. and
M. College
A. Searcy
R. Ei C
Ft. Sam Houston
Camp Perry
Ohio
Sy Hirst
Texac A. College
Benjamin Petrie
Elkam, Ky
Ralph
AA Hoke
Sey
Don L. Hearst
Ferris
Edfachnel
Lewai Lewis
Brazos Girls Plan College Attendance at TSWC
Alma Kindt of Kings Highway a Bryan High graduate will enter Texas State College for Women in Denton this fall to pursue home demonstration agent prep. She excelled as a 4 H club member under the county agent and earned many honors. Lillie Kosarek of Smetana and Ellen Dorman, fellow Bryan High grads, also intend to attend TSCW. Kosarek has a notable 4 H record with the Smetana 4 H 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 Be Ready For Fall Football Use
Steel bleachers for 1 560 spectators rise at Forrest Field under Bryan High School Athletic Council supervision by J H Freeland. Located between the Stephen F Austin building and Sue Haswell Memorial park, the field aims to be a top state facility. Expected 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 involved two small cars last night. One car held two boys from A and M College. one boy named Smith was treated at College Hospital with minor wounds. The other car carried a man and woman, both black, who sustained minor bruises and no serious injuries.
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College Road
C. L. Benson
M. College
College Hospital
Smith
Five Texas Farm Women Named Master Farm Homemakers
At Texas A and M College five farm women were honored as Master Farm Homemakers during the Farmers Short Course. The recipients were Mrs. R. W. Fenton of Tahoka, Mrs. Nevill Felty of Celeste, Mrs. J. E. Fooshee of Greenville, Mrs. A. F. Ernst of Somerset, and Mrs. O. W. Fry of Lon ney. They received the god pin and title in a ceremony attended by rural leaders and followed by a luncheon hosted by The Farmer’s Wife magazine.
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Texas
College
College Station
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. Re Minn
Extension Servic
A. and M. College of Texas
Bess M. Rowe
Fooshee
Davnt County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ernst
Fry
Mildred Horton
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Daily Eagle
M. S
Ex Bryan Women Visit After 24 Years Homecoming
Two former Bryan residents, Mrs. Alice Bonneville Buchanan of Midland and Mrs. Blanche Bonneville Hall of Fort Smith Arkansas, stopped in Bryan during a Houston trip to reunite with family. They visited their brother M Bonneville on Bryan avenue and were surprised when he did not recognize them until they identified themselves. They planned to return to Bryan for another short visit on their return trip to Midland and Fort Smith.
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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 took place 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 as the oldest living members. Over 250 relatives and friends attended with baskets of food and enjoyed music by fiddlers from Madisonville Normangee and others before returning home. Kathrine Henderson is recovering enough to go home after a local hospital operation.
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McWhorter
Democratic
Navasota River
S. G. McWhorter
8. Baker
Sam
Lizzie
Mr. Liveley
Madisonville
Joe Wrenn
Normangee
Negro 4 H Group Heads to Prairie View Short Course
H. K. Hornsberry, Negro county agent, with 200 farmers club boys and girls and others bound for a Farmers Short Course at Prairie View. The Brazos County group will enter stock judging turning and poultry contests and will present a program on stunt night.
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H. K. Hornsberry
Brazos County
Prairie View
Negro Club
Brazes County
Three Day Brazos County Fair Planned with Negro Farmers Day
Brazos County Fair will run November 1 to 3 under Earl Graham Post 159 American Legion sponsorship. A three day event adds a dedicated third day for negro farmers. program and prize lists to be prepared for early distribution. Attendees included Judge A S McSwain Major J E Sloan Harry Estill M Erskine H H Williamson W S Howell C L Benson Isram Downard.
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Brazos County
Earl Graham Post
The
American Legion
Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Cay
A. S. McSwain
J. E. Sloan
Harry Estill
M. Erskine
H. H. Williamson
W. S. Howell
C. L. Benson
Isram Downard
Cotton boll worm injury widespread in Texas report says
Dr. F L Thom as chief notes boll worm damage is general and unusually severe across central southern and eastern Texas. Other counties report boll weevil damage 20 to 50 percent of squares, leaf worm activity in Central Texas, and local farm samples showing 12 to 50 percent injury to bolls and squares.
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F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Bastrop
Burleson County
Brazos River
Williamson County
Thrall
Taylor
Intend to Marry and Legion Honors Highlighted Notices
Intention to marry filed Tuesday by Divincio Rodreguis of Allenfarm and Pied ad Baldez of Chicago with County Clerk Jess B. McGee. Kenesaw M. Llandis, high commissioner of baseball, earns the Distinguished Service Medal from the American Legion, the third American awarded since its inception. La Mesa plans a community theatre project in a natural basin near Grossmount as a Legion initiative.
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Jess B. McGee
Divincio Rodreguis
Allenfarm
Piedad Baldez
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
The
American Legion
Legion
la Mesa
Cal
Grossmount
Millican Man Enjoys 68th Birthday Party
Millican hosts a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Steele for Mr. Steele, celebrating his sixty eighth birthday. Guests include Steele family members and relatives from College Station Dallas Port Arthur Fort Worth and others. A golden sixty eight birthday cake and festive decor marked the gathering.
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J. D. Steele
Millican
Mr. Steele
Mrs. Steele
J. P. McNair
Ernest Robinette
Steele
Highbank
Ben Youngblood
College Station
Carl Outlaw
Dallas
N. B. McGregor
Matt Wright
Piedmont
J. At. Frownlee
Port Arthur
A. Jd. Steele
Fort Worth
Foxs
Prizes Awarded Today In Living Room Contests
Winners announced at the Texas A M College Farmers Short Course for the improved living room contest. Miss May Eddy of Crockett and Mrs Charles Duncan of Tyler won Class I and Class II first prizes respectively. Prizes ranged from 50 to 20 dollars in both classes, with 1096 farm women from 86 counties entering.
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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
Sidney Johnson
Vineyard
Jack County
Ed Schroeder
Wolfforth
Lubbock County
T. A. Moseley
Saloe
Delta County
Ezra P. Phillips
Jed Oak
Ellis County
Rena Harriss
Brownwood
Brown County
Leland Bushey
Mission
Hidalgo County
Claytor
Round Rock Motor Co. Plant Destroyed by Fire
Georgetown July 31 The Round Rock Motor Co plant was destroyed by fire today with an estimated loss of 24000 dollars. The blaze followed an explosion of a gasoline tank being repaired by workmen. Fire departments from Georgetown and Hutto aided the effort.
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Georgetown
Round Rock Motor Company
Hutto
Cocktail Habit And Cigarettes Hurt Complexion
Mrs. Frechel S. Records of Fort Worth warned the Farmers Short Course girls that the cocktail and cigarette habit harms complexion. She urged natural beauty through health, deep breathing, water, rest, light meals, and daily exercise, noting overeat ing is a sin.
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College Station
Mrs. Records
Adam
Senator Sheppard to Return Home After Texas Speaking
Senator Morris Sheppard, national treasurer of the Woodmen of the World, returns to Washington from Seattle and will leave Friday for Texas. He will speak Sunday at Sherman memorial services and August 11 at Calvert unveiling ceremony. Denton residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunkle visit Bryan relatives, attending a party at the Elliott home on South College avenue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Seattle
The
Woodmen of the World
Texas
Sherman
Calvert
Paul Dunkle
Denton
Bryan
Students Advocate Bryan Airport For Air Traffic Growth
Byron A Black, student pilot visiting Bryan with his parents, argues the city should build an airport. He says Bryan is a strategic stop between Fort Worth and Houston and notes a 200 percent rise in air passenger traffic, urging timely action. He is weeks into flight training and studying airport management.
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Byron A. Black
A. & M. College
Fort W
W. M. Black
Bryan
Young Black
Waco
Texas
Iirport Management
Herd Bull Care Emphasized At Texas Dairy Short Course
D T Simons of the Texas Jersey Cattle Club urged humane firm handling and proper housing for herd bulls. He warned against allowing bulls to roam, advised breeding heifers at 24 months, and recommended balanced rations with emphasis on protein for young bulls. Mrs Mason Cooper and Mr Sim Cooper visit family during the course.
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College Station
D. T. Simons
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Fort Worth
Farmers Short Course
A. & M. College of Texas
Simons
Texas
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Nts Fund
Girls of Brazos
TSWC
Greenville, Texas
Mrs. Mernset
Ernst Teras
Tana
First Methodist Church
E. L. Williams
E. B. Simmons
Sbisa Hall
W. W. Weir
New York
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
T. O. Walton
A. and M. College
T. C. Richardson
Farm and Ranch
Peggie Morris
J. H. Baird
Farm News
A. 8. Sanders
Houston Post- Dispatch
McWhorters
Kathrine Henderson
Brazos Co
Genie Walls
Allen Farm
Joe Macfield
Bremond
Joe
Genie
J. T. McGee
Millican Man
Round Rock Motor CO
Sen. Sheppard
Capital
Jersey
Mason Cooper
Baird
Sim Cooper
East 24Th Street
Mr. Cooper
San A
Pin-Money Grocery
Hassell Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
23Rd Street
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