Vinson to Head Mexico News Service
Curtis Vinson announced his move to Mexico City as staff correspondent for the Dallas News and Houston Post and several other papers. He leaves Texas A and M College after 11 years as publicity director to pursue a broader Mexico United States news service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Vinson
Mexico
Dallas News
Houston Post
Vinson
Texas A. and
M. College
East Texas
Curtis Jr
Timpson
Mexico City
United States
A. and M. College
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Megaphone
Southwestern
Austin
Galveston
Dallas
The
News
NANA
Fortune
Brownpeg Emphasizes Civic Service of Bryan Leader
From Su Land to Bryan, Brownpeg has shaped the community as interim fill for the position. He is the immediate past president of the Bryan Lions Club and active in St. Andrews Episcopal Church, the Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce, and various educational and athletic programs. He led curriculum expansion, supported new high school bonds, and guided junior high growth while superintendent. He has chaired Class A football district, led the Central Texas Basketball Association, and taught summer sessions at A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Panther
David Wilson
August Lenert
Lions Club
Bob Griesser
Bud Budaly
Bob Thomas
Ed Bowles
James Beard
Jimmy Wilson
Ed Nedbalek
Guy Davis
John Blair
Hiram Downard
Wesley Summers
Gene Vaughan
Linton Robertson
Henry Fulgham
Martin Hughes
Dixon McNair
Silas Alexander
Travis Bryan
Billy Davis
Pete Tomlinson
Bill Andrew
Bob Butler
W. H. Andrew
Young Edwin
National Rifle Association
Ervin Jackson
Hearne
Wm. Washington
Edwin Nedbalek
P. C. Mangelsdorf
C. C. Doak
A. and M. College
Zinke
Valjean Lehman
S&s. H. Yarnell
J. H. Sikes
A. and M. Consolidated School
M. K. Thorntton
Supt
S. L. Williams
Sgt. Snyder
Signal Corps
A. and
M. College
Sky Eagle
A. M. Waldrop Jr
Bryan
Court of Honor
J. D. Benson
W. C. Davis
Peg
Miss Weddington
Su Land
Bryan Lions Club
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Bryan and Brazos County
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
T.S.T.A
Central Texas Basket Ball Association
Brown
A and M. College
Department of Education
Scout camp dates and honors noted in 1987 event
The World Scouts report highlights a placard bearing the Boy Scouts of America insignia and the camp dates August 4 to 14, 1987. A large ovation followed as H. T. Mwnard Sr. presented Mr. Wiley with the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Wiley
H. T. Mwnard, Sr
Brazos Farmer Injured in Highway 6 Truck Crash
Claude Moore of Edge, a noted Brazos County farmer and cattleman, was seriously injured Thursday night when a cow truck overturned on Highway 6 near Hearne while he avoided a high top truck. He was brought to St. Joseph's hospital in Bryan with head injuries and possible shoulder fractures. the other driver’s identity was not known. The wrecked truck was moved to Bryan by a wrecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Moore
Edge
Brazos County
Hearne
Fort Worth
Moore
Mr. Moore
Bryan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Allen Academy Adds Hughes To Coaching Staff
Allen Academy enhances its athletic program with Lt. H. A. Hughes of West Point joining coaches H. A. Mc Donald H. Brownlee and Lt. D. R. Reynolds. Hughes, a four of eight Golden Gloves champion at Chicago 1933, strengthens boxing while intramural play expands feeder system for varsity across football basketball baseball track swimming tennis and boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
H. A. McDonald
H. Brownlee
D. R. Reynolds
H. A. Hughes
West Point
St. Hughes
Chicago
Allen
Rural electrification papers sent to Washington
All R E A papers tied to the Bryan rural electrification project were forwarded to the Rural Electrification Administration headquarters in Washington. Engineers for W G Morison and for Brown and Root of Austin, the contract builders, are finishing preliminary work and readying for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E.A
Washington
Bryan
The
Rural Electrification Administration
W. G. Morison
Brown and Root of
Austin
Humble Oil declares $5.68 million dividend
Humble Oil and Refining company directors announced a cash dividend of 5,680,150 dollars on common stock to be paid October 1 to shareholders. The action was approved at the board meeting held Monday in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Real Estate Transfers Involving Kyle and McFerrin
E. J. Kyle and others transfer two lots 6 and 7 in block 2 of W. C. Boyett subdivision to George B. Palmos for 3500 dollars. Myrtle McFerrin conveys two parcels to Guy M. Hines totaling about 78 1 8 acres in Millican leagues for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kyle
George B. Palmos
W. C. Boyett
J. E. Scott Survey
Myrtle McFerrin
Guy M. Hines
E. M. Millican League
Robert Millican League
Rain Ends Drought As Local Accident Gives Way To Recovery
Rain broke the dry spell Sunday easing pasture concerns though stock water remains short. C B Moore injured in Thursday night truck crash sustaining a broken shoulder and severe head injuries and was taken to St Joseph hospital for surgery. Sgt C T Strahen and wife and son visited his aunt in town while stationed at Barksdale Field. Mr and Mrs Joe Miculek welcomed a baby girl born last Wednesday with mother and child said to be fine. Mrs Mike Rosier of Houston visits her father during illness.
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C. B. Moore
St. Joseph's Hospital
C. T. Strahen
Eunice Griffin
Sgt. Strahen
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Joe Miculek
Mike Rosier
Houston
N. C
Dorothy
Mexia
Bryan
F. N. German
J. M. Kirk
L. A. Langford
Robert Fuqua
J. K. Presnal
C. R. Presnal
M. E. Broach
Joe Sample
Taboe
J. C. Merka
J. C. Jr
Curtis White
W. J. Riley
Reliance
G. M. Terry
Kurten
Sam Luther, Sr
Leonard
Luther Holligan
Steep Hollow
Joe M. Atkins
Rock Prairie
A. H. Keller
A. M. Waldrop, Jr
Pulaski
Tenn
el Paso
John Andrew
A. M. Zubl
Memorial Hospital
Regmund
Winona Sims
Miss Sims
G. Z. Sims
S. W. Buchanan
John Buchanan
Henry Buchanan
Texas
Louisiana
Beaumont
Orange
Lake Charles
J. N. Moseley
J. H. Sorrels
Temple
Stillwater
Okla
A. & M. College
W. W. Newport
Madisonville
New
Jnc. W. Black
John W. Black Jr
Dallas
T. Alvie Adams
Baby
Austin
J. M. Gordon
Ruth Gordon
Nashville
Winnie Harris
Stephen F. Austin High School
University of Texas At Austin
Marvin Porter
Hearne
George R. Branch Jr
Gussie Branch
Dikeman
Ruth Beard
Marion Hawley
College Station
M. College
Sepember
J. G. Penniston
J. H. Fallow
Delia Fallow
San Antonio
Galveston
Helen Fallow
Mr. Fallow
A. J. Johnson
Jackie
Will Arive
J. E. Dishman
T. C. Dishman
Merle
Sanderson
T. E. Dishman
Louise
Bertha
Emory Smith
A. E. Carvier
W. R. Sanders
Denver
Col
H. H. Alledge
Mabel Zuber
EF. E. Burnet
Clarendon
J. L. Dreher
Mathis
Fort Worth
Dreher
Sanders
Boyd Damon
L. P. Coffey
Coffey
Sam Didmon
Richmond
Iane Taylor
Waco
R. L. Wilson
Fred Locke
Tabor
Cotton Exhibit Ready for Legion Fair by 4-H Club Leader
Frankie Zikes president of the King’s Highway 4-H club reports a 3 acre cotton demonstration ready for the American Legion fair November 3 to 6 with 20 balls and best stalk. He notes rain shortfall but highlights the need for good staple varieties and one-variety cotton community efforts in Brazos County. Community leaders are urged to discuss at the Texas Agricultural Association meeting and see a related play Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Zikes
Frankie
Cotton club favors all-at-once sale plan at fair
4 H cotton club members meet with the county agent last Saturday and favor selling all cotton from the 8 acre demonstrations at one time during the American Legion fair. Letters seek expressions on the plan and preparations will follow if widely supported. Plans Corn Crops urge soil improvement through winter cover crops led by Frank Seale who proposes carloads of seeds for Brazos and Robertson counties. The Texas Agricultural Association may consider this at its Saturday meeting.
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Cotton Club
Frank Seale
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Brazos County
Robertson County
Texas Agricultural Association
Kurten 4-H Club Plans Visit to King’s Highway Club
Kurten 4-H members plan a Friday night visit to the King’s Highway club and will perform the two act play shown at Kurten previously. The event aims to showcase local youth talent and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten 4-H Club
King’s Highway Club
Kurten
Reliance Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Reliance residents report a rainy welcome as Mr and Mrs Thomas Syptak Miss Margery Pearl Mathis of Seymour visit relatives. Mendrik Mathis vacationing in Reliance, former home. J Co Mérica on vacation. Frank Crenthaw heads to Victoria. Mr and Mrs C C Riley and daughter drive to Cameron to visit Thomas Merka family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Syptak
Margery Pearl Mathis
Seymour
Mendrik Mathis
Reliance
J. Co Mérica
Frank Crenthaw
Victoria
C. C. Riley
Cameron
Thomas Merka
Out-of-town visitors attend funeral in Millican locale
Large group of relatives and friends from New London Montague San Marcos Baytown Terrell and Dallas visit Millican for Mrs Georgie Meeking’s funeral. The list includes Mr and Mrs Gordon Wright Mrs Louis Black Mrs Irene Steel and numerous Moodey family members among others. Miss Erin Simpson and Arthur Fuqua also spent time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Meeking
Gordon Wright
Louis Black
Irene Steel
H. B. Barry
Sam Steel
Blanche Crenshaw
L. E. Norwood
J. Adair
Clara Godlin
Alex Moody
Ralph Moodey
Oscar Moodey
Arthur Fuqua
Our City
Jeff Royder
Baytown
C. B. McGregor
Harvey Baptist Church Sunday Services Ad
Harvey Baptist Church invites attenders to Sunday School at 10 a.m. with FE. A. Peters as superintendent and preaching at 11 a.m. on the topic When I Shall Shake Hands with Mother Again. Evening service at 7 45 p.m. titled Restless Rest. The church urges worship and cites God’s promise to honor those who honor Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Peters
Applications Open for CCC Camp Enlistments
Mrs. R. A. Harrison at Stewart Drug store building accepts enlistment applications for CCC camps. Enlistments start around October T and are open to both relief and non-relief eligible young men. Apply promptly as selections are forwarded for action immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
R. A. Harrison
Stewart Drug Store
Boy Scout Camp Declared Big Success by Lions
Bryan Lions heard reports on the recent summer Boy Scout camp from Sam Crenshaw and Dr. W H Andrew. Euel Porter a new public school faculty member sang two solos with Mrs Roy Danforth accompanying. Marshall Bullock won the attendance prize. A directors meeting is set for 6:30 at Mrs Maggie Parker’s home next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crenshaw
W. H. Andrew
Bryan Lions Club
Euel Porter
Bryan
Hearne
Roy Danforth
Board of Directors
Maggie Parker
Marshall Bullock
Rev Thompson Leads Revivals in North Carolina
Mrs. C B Thompson and child ren return home after visiting Rev Thompson during revivals at Clayton Beckville near Carthage. He proceeds to Kenly NC to lead three revivals in the area and will be away until about October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
Rev. Thompson
Clayton
Beckville
Carthage
Kenly
North Carolina
Bryan Girl Honored By Camp Mystic
Della Margaret Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Parker, was the sole Bryan girl at Camp Mystic near Kerrville this year. She won the camp prize for best girl camper in the intermediate class and earned third place in archery among all camp shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Della Margaret
Bryan
Camp Mystic
Kerrville
Della Margaret Parker
Fire Destroys Rent House of Rev Diggs Early Tuesday
An early Tuesday blaze razed a rent house owned by Rev. S. E. Diggs on West 19th Street. The structure was unoccupied and the fire’s origin is undetermined. Adjacent houses occupied by Mary Griffin and Sarah Smith were scorched and damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Diggs
West 19Th Street
Mary Griffin
Sarah Smith
New Health Office To Employ Eight Persons
Announcement by Dr. Geeorge W. Cox state health officer names Dr. M. Dashiell of Edinburg to head District 4 health office to open in Bryan around September 1. Each office will have a director a sanitary engineer two sanitarians two nurses a food drug and milk inspector and a stenographer. Legislature appropriated 97500 for six districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeorge W. Cox
M. Dashiell
Edinburg
Bryan
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks from Saturday’s Daily
Bryan residents share weekend visits and travels with relatives and friends across Texas. Gifts of travel include Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Smith in from Conroe to visit Mrs. Pool. Eddie Schultz headed to Teague for work. numerous families from Bryan Millican and Kurten visit, trade, or host relatives in town and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
Conroe
B. T. Pool
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J. Coulter Smith
Wendell Williams
Benton Taylor
Rufus White
Stewart McSwain
C. J. Allen, Jr
Rupert Hamilton
A. W. Klement
Paul C. Mangelsdorf
Howard McNair
Paul Palmos
Melton McNair
H. T. Downard, Jr
Charles Stasny
Travis Bryan, Jr
Larry Bruner
W. S. Barron
Mr. Barron
Allister Waldrop, Jr
Barron
John Weber
Larry Brauner
Chas. Stasny
James Wilson
Linton Robertson, Jr
Robert Butler
Billy White
Barney Carlson
American Red Cross
Curtis Winson
Scouts
Hughes
Will Rogers
Labor Day
Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado Springs
Spencer Penrose
Coto
Broadmoor
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
Smetana
W. C. Jutson
Terrell
Camp Mystic Girls
Pire
A. M. Dashiel
Ewing
North Main and
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