Short Course Demonstration and Rural Skills Highlight Campus Activities
Neal Douglass returns as managing editor for the Short Course at A&M College where rural demonstration work draws crowds. A chairmaker reports a year’s worth of orders. Mrs. L. Dugger from Caldwell County notes pantry storage and canning innovation with hundreds of cans stored yearly. Brazos County courthouse becomes a film backdrop in a Col ge motion picture shoot at the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Douglass
Ustin
Club Boys and Girls
Daily Star
L. Dugger
Caldwell County
Lions Club discuss public service needs and tennis court funding
The Lions Club civic committee reports on public service topics and a plan for a charity baseball game to aid Bryan Boy Scouts. Discussion includes tennis court needs at Sue Haswell Memorial Park and funding barriers from a local park fund, with city park board member Will Park noting limited funds. Guests C. L. Benson and Will C. Stokes, former Macon Lions secretary, attend with remarks on rural committee work and local road improvements in Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Fourittee
Attentio O ‘ Série
Uf Meserie
L. ‘la Pistole
Royal Rotary
Club
Seou
Sue
Haswell Memorial Park
Sankey Park
City Park Board
Park
R. C. Franks
C. L. Benson
Will C. Stokes
Stokes
Lions Club
Macon
Park Jr
Austin
Typewriter Yellow Second Sheets Sold by Eagle Printing
Reading reads that Eagle Printing sells typewriter yellow second sheets. The notice highlights availability for desks and offices seeking replacement sheets.
Funeral service held Sunday for Bryan Builder
August B Andersson long time Bryan builder dies at 65 after brief illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church conducted by Dr W H Andrew with choir, burial at Bryan Cemetery. Survived by widow Freda, daughter Ruth, sons A G and Arthur, three brothers and a sister. Pallbearers from Business Men's Bible Class long seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
B. Andersson
Andersson
W. H. Andrew
Bryan Cemetery
August B. Andersson
Sweeden
America
New York State
New York City
Courtland Myers
Ruth
A. G
Arthur Andersson
Bryan
California
Business Men’s Bible Class
N. A. Stewart
E. E. Yeager
L. P. Newton
D. L. Wilson, R. R. Ellis and
G. W. Orms
Crying of Child Aided Barrow to Steal Death Car
Mrs. Jesse Warren of Topeka recounts how Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker used a crying baby to distract her party as they stole the car in which they later died near Arcadia Louisiana. She towed it to Fort Worth after winning a Louisiana court fight for possession. The car had reportedly been driven 7500 miles in 26 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Arcadia
Jesse Warren
Topeka
Kan
Louisiana
Outdoor Service At First Baptist On Sunday Night
The First Baptist church held August evening services on the lawn in front of the church for the second year. Electric lights and benches formed an outdoor room with the pulpit and choir on the south entrance landing. Dr. W H Andrew preached the first of four sermons in August on The needs of a day like this. The public is invited to attend these Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. H. Andrew
Andrew
Air Crash Continued Funeral Arrangements Move
A Bryan resident and employed mechanic attended to funeral arrangements for crash victims. He accompanied the remains to Mexia and Malone for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mexia
Malone
Browns Write Visiting in World's Oldest City
Rev and Mrs R L Brown of College Station report from Damascus in Syria during their Baptist World Alliance trip after a Mediterranean summer. They describe a five day Sea of Galilee ride and five days in Jerusalem along with visits to Bethlehem Joppa and Nazareth among other biblical sites.
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R. L. Brown
College Station
Mediterranean
Berlin
Baptist World’s Alliance
Damascus
Syria
Judea
Samaria
Galilee
Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem
Palestine
Garden Tomb
Lydda
Cairo
Joppa
Bethlehem
Herbon
Bethany
Dead Sea
River Jordan
Jericho
Bethel
Jacob's Well
Dotham
Shunem
Nazareth
Mt. Cana
Mt. Carmel
Tiberias
Capernaum
Paul
Former Resident Lila McQueen Adams Burial in Bryan
News of Mrs. Lila McQueen Adams death reaches Bryan as her funeral is held at St Joseph's Catholic church with Rt. Rev. J. B. Gleissner officiating. She died August 5 in Houston at her daughter’s home and is buried in Bryan City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lila McQueen Adams
Eugene A. Heyck
Houston
J. B. Gleissner
Bryan City
Old Washington
T. McQueen
McQueen
Lila McQueen
Cliff A. Adams
C. A. Adams
Adams
E. A. Heyck
Jack Lewis
Waco
Lila Titley
Dallas
A. R. Cowser
Catheen Blake
Marie Fordtran
T. B. McQueen
Marlin
2. B. Earthman
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Churrch
Burglary Charge Faces Henry Dupree in Local Break-ins
Henry Dupree, a Black man, was jailed on charges of burglary and attempted burglary after breaking into the market of T. H. Franklin on Bryan Avenue and attempting to break into the home of W. B. McQueen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dupree
T. H. Franklin
Bryan Avenue
W. B. McQueen
Extension People Give Pointers at Amarillo School
Staff of the A and M College Extension Service will lead a demonstration school for representatives from eighteen states visiting Amarillo to study Texas canning methods Tuesday through Thursday. From College Station go Miss Mildred Horton Miss Lola Blair Miss Ruby Mashburn and R. W. Snyder. Canning plants for relief purposes started in Texas and are spreading nationwide. Participants include visitors from West Virginia Michigan North Dakota and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College Extension Service
Amarillo
Texas
College Station
Mildred Horton
Lola Blair
Ruby Mashburn
R. W. Snyder
West Virginia
Michigan
North Dakota
California
Cardboard Sheets for Sale at Eagle Printing Co
Large white cardboard sheets offered in several thicknesses by Eagle Printing Co. sizes include 223 and 28 inches, suitable for various print projects and packaging needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Co
Relief Work Opens Monday For County Residents
About 565 county residents will start relief jobs in early August with 290 Bryan cannery workers. Projects include 60 men graveling streets next week, 60 to clean the lake at Municipal Playgrounds, 20 in a county sanitary detail, 60 in Precinct No 4 for road gravel, plus cattle buying, sewing room, and secretarial posts. Adam Kk. Johnson and C Z Crain visited Bryan after a College Station Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas A. & M. College
Adam Kk. Johnson
Relief
C. Z. Crain
Small to Vote For Tom Hunter in Amarlillo runoff
State Senator Clint Small of Amarillo said he would vote for Tom Hunter in the gubernatorial runoff but will take no active part in the campaign. He cited a desire for a new order of things and explained his past law enforcement focus and business-social reform aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Clint Small
Tom Hunter
Small
Hunter
Typhus in Texas Tied to Rat Infestations and Costs
Texas reports rising typhus cases linked to rats with Brill's disease as the mild form. State Health Officer Dr. John W. Brown warns fleas from sick rats transmit the illness. annual losses exceed 12 million dollars. Control hinges on rat extermination and rat proofing buildings, with aid from state and federal health agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
John W. Brown
State Department of Health
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bryan Social Notes Highlight Local Residents in Texas
A Bryan column lists numerous residents visiting from Dallas, Houston, Beaumont, and Hattiesburg. It notes new baby Johnnie Joe Parker in Kilgore tied to Wilkerson Memorial clinic, and visits by families from Cuero, Cross Plains, San Angelo, and Waco with plans for shopping, business, and extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Maniloff
Dallas
Maniloff
L. J. Falgeau
H. C. Fricke
Galveston
Eugene Edge
Charles Edge
C. E. Parker
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Bryan
Elsbeth Wipprecht
Johnnie Wiley
Robert John Persons
Jimmy
Cuero
R. W. Persons
Waco
J. E. Blaylock
Frank Martin
Goliad
Betty Hillyer
Houston
C. E. Beeson
Anna Manley
R. G. Williams
Austin
San Antonio
Williams
Lee J. Rountree
W. M. Kelly
Frank Bain
Baylor University
Julia Hooker
Beaumont
D. A. Longley
Lake Charles
G. J. King
New Orleans
Curt Oliver
Rob Roberts
Webb Bros
J. M. Collier
Beeville
E. F. Parks
W. B. Richards
J. N. Goodwin
McAllen
Scott and White Hospital
Goodwin
A. W. Buchanan
Edward
John
Nancy Buchanan
Newton Bringhurst
Howell
la Salle Hotel
P. S. Park, Jr
Park
J. B. Christian
Charles Hillier
Russell
Carlsbad
West Texas cavern visits and local family travels
Miss Cara Sneed of the extension service at A and M College spent Sunday in Calvert with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sneed. Mrs. Minnie McAlpine, visiting Gilmer with her son, is in Bryan with her daughter, Mrs. Coulter Smith, and family for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Cara Sneed
A. and M. College
Calvert
Marvin Sneed
Minnie McAlpine
Gilmer
Bryan
Coulter Smith
Bedroom Contest Won by Club Girl of Kerr County
In College Station Texas on August 1 Ruby Kott of Mountain Home Kerr county won first in the 4 H Club girls improved bedroom contest. Katherine Robertson Sherman Grayson county took second and Kathryn Fisher Zephyr Brown county third. Over 250 contestants attended the banquet at A and M College with Lucille Salvato presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Ruby Kott
Mountain Home
Kerr County
Katherine Robertson
Sherman
Grayson County
Kathryn Fisher
Zephyr
Brown County
Lucille Salvato
Galveston County
T. O. Walton
A. and M. College
Sallie Hill
Eugene Butler
Progressive Farmer and
Southern Ruralist
Extension Service
Fisher
Bryan and College Business and Profesional Women's Club
Bess Edwards
The
Bernice Claytor
Bryan Extension Service Club
Hunter Wins Straw Vote For Governor In Wichita County
Wichita Falls August 6 Guy Rogers secretary of the Wichita county democratic committee said a straw vote at the meeting showed 77 to 28 in favor of Tom Hunter over James V Allred. Charles I Francis conference chairman said every attendee voted 77 for Hunter and 28 for Allred. Both candidates reside in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Guy Rogers
Wichita County Democratic Committee
Tom Hunter
James V. Allred
Charles I. Francis
Hunter
Allred
Pair Granted Marriage License by County Clerk
Gabriel Peralez and Soledad Perez have been granted a marriage license by County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Peralez
Soledad Perez
Clyde Goen
Texas colleges to provide one eighth student jobs this winter
Texas colleges and universities will offer jobs to one eighth of their winter enrollments, paying about 15 dollars a month from September to June. At the University of Texas roughly 700 students may gain part time work, with funds also supporting extension, adult education, recreation, and other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. A. Baugh
Texas Relief Commission
University of Texas
A J Albert Buchanan Seeks August Run Off Victory
A political appeal from A Albert Buchanan thanks precinct 4 voters for backing him in the Democratic primary with a 135 plurality over J T McGee and invites continued support for the August 25 run off to become Justice of the Peace. Buchanan notes Bryan Eagle results show 615 for Buchanan and 480 for McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Bryan Eagle
A.des (Albert) Buchanan
J. T. McGee
Buchanan
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M.F.C
Brazos County Court House
Hollywood
Colge
Eagle Printing Company
Eagie Printing Company
Nutone
Barrow
First Baptist
Radio Sale
Philco
Allan Kraft
Western Union
County
A. J.albert Buchanan
Pol. Adv
Raymond P. Todd
the Manhattan
Main
Bryan’s
Tremont Bldg
Star Brand
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