OES Members Attend Hearne Area Meeting Thursday
Bryan Chapter No 222 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Florence Read of the Grand Jurisdiction of Texas on Thursday night in Hearne. Attending chapters included Bryan Franklin Calvert Rockdale Cameron Navasota with District Deputy Grand Matron Cynthia May Watts of Lufkin also present. A business session preceded a refreshment plate of strawberry ice cream and angel food cake for attendees.
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Bryan
Order of Eastern Star
Florence Read
Texas
O.E.S
Hearne
Order of the Eastern Star
Franklin
Calvert
Rockdale
Cameron
Navasota
Political debate and farm program tensions surface in Texans column
The column reflects on Roosevelt's New Deal ethics and party rifts between labor and business, critiques of the Supreme Court, and the evolving political stance as farmers, labor, and rural rehabilitation programs are discussed. It notes conference talks and committee leadership from the Texas Extension Service and rural development officials in Dallas and surrounding areas.
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NIRA
AAA
HOLC
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
Democratic Party
Old Jack Garner
Washington
Humpty Dumpty
Wallace
Lewis
Roosevelt
Williamson
Miss Horton
Texas Extension Services
E. R. Eudaly
C. M. Evans
Dallas
Evans
Eudaly
E. M. Regenbrecht
N. A. Cleveland
Lena B. Taylor
Elizabeth Hoffman
John Langston
la Grange
Robert Fisher
Eastland
Sybil Guthrie
San Antonio
Temple Duderstadt
Houston
Elsie Milroy
Denton
Madge Wagoner
Charles 5
A. M. Cooper
Kerrville
Woodrow Bailey
Cooper
H. A. Kelling
Wharton
Ruth Mitchell
Waco
Lewis Dickson
McKinney
Jimmie Morgan
Edinburg
B. Miller
San Angelo
L. F. McKay Jr
Dublin
Farmers debate role of loans and subsidies in agriculture
In a page one discussion the speaker contrasts dominance with integration in adult agricultural education and rejects loans and subsidies as a mere soothing syrup used to forget broader program goals. The remarks frame a defense of substantive policy over temporary relief.
Community Council plans fall events and notices
The council discussed a mid September community event with date and plan to be decided by the entertainment committee. Secretary D L Wilson to contact Dr George W Cox and A M College for rooms and cooperation. Directors present included Dr T D Brooks and J S Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Wilson
George W. Cox
Bryan
A. & M. College
Lone Star Tours
Hicks Rubber Co
Waco
Fort Worth
Dallas
Agricultural Committee
T. D. Brooks
Marshall Bullock
J. S. Caldwell
J. F. Casey
J. H. Conway
R. C. Franks
J. Webb Howell
Ivan Langford
Jacy Lawrence Jr
G.S. Parker Jr
The Fashion Opens Doors On Saturday
The Fashion, Bryan's exclusive new ladies ready to wear store with the slogan Style at a Saving opened Saturday. Owner Mrs A L Huebner runs the shop at 214 North Main next to Bullock and Akin inviting women to view a full stock of dresses coats suits millinery and lingerie.
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Bryan
A. L. Huebner
North Main
Bullock & Akin
Willing Will Trip to Snook Proves Rain Folk Solid
Rain spared the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce goodwill trip to Snook Thursday evening drawing a large crowd. The minstrel act led by Dr. Marshall Bullock with Po-ho-yo sold, Mrs. Parker Hanna singing, and Sam Knox and Dorothy Blazak on marimba drew cheers. President George Chance and Vice-President G Sam Parker spoke brief notes. Next Thursday the trip heads to Wheelock.
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Peyan
Snook
Bryan and Brazos County
Parker Hanna
Sam Knox
Dorothy Blazek
George Chance
G. Sam Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Wheelock
Obituary Notice for Mrs Lyall with Survivors in Three States
Former resident with a daughter, Mrs Margery Jones in Portland Oregon, later settling in Spokane Washington. Mrs Lyall was a devout Episcopalian of St Andrews Church. She is survived by son J Bert Lyall of Spokane and three daughters Mrs Margery Jones of Portland Mrs H R Smith of Shreveport and Mrs Ed S Martin of Kaufman.
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Margery Jones
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Yearbook list for Trinity University club officers and events
The document lists officers and chairmen for a Trinity University club including President Mrs R H Seale and first vice president Mrs S B Slaughter with numerous secretaries and committee heads. It notes Miss Mildred Horton and Mrs Ed P Arneson as speakers and copies of the yearbook are available from Wallace Printing Company.
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Mit Dansby
George Foster
Jack Howett
George Ranch
L. L. McInnis
A. M. Waldrop
Federation
C. A. Searcy
Lee J. Rountree
Legislature
J. Webb Howell
Willie Rogers
E. W. Bullock
J. T. Hanway
W. E. Morgan
E. S&s. Bledsoe
E. R. Bryant
F. L. Henderson
E. H. Astin
J. L. Brock
Salary Plan Details for County Offices and Fees
The county council outlines costs by office, noting tax assessor-collector at 4489.67 including salaries and expenses, sheriff at 3542.28 with deputy salaries, jail costs for groceries and board, and clerical salaries across treasurer clerk and judge. Fees remitted total various amounts and a overdraft of 528.85 is reported.
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Board of Prisoners
County Financial Report Details 1937 Expenditures and Receipts
The analysis shows general fund activity from Jan 1 1937 to Aug 1 1937. Expenditures total 23798.15 with items including salaries for county judge and other officials, jail upkeep, utilities, clerk fees, and various county services. Receipts total 26780.97 from ad valorem tax and other sources. Cash balance Aug 1 1937 stands at 3032.82.
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Justice of the Peace
Court House
Justice of Peace
Rankin Audit Co
Cook
Brazos County
County Jury Fund Balance Reported for Brazos County
Brazos County clerk reports a starting balance of 3 501.91 on January 1 and 3 317.44 on August 1 for the Brazos County jury fund receipts from ad valorem taxes totaled 3 640.42 bringing seven month available total to 7 142.33 expenditures for the period totaled 3 824.44 covering petit and grand jurors court staff and related costs.
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Brazos County
Frank Worsham
Justice Court
Roe
Largest course of each student list of graduates and majors
A list of graduates with degrees and majors including agricultural education agronomy animal husbandry biology and other fields from various locations such as College Station San Antonio Bryan and Houston. Names include M S Gentry M T Turner L J Bourg D C Bain and many more.
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P. C. Gentry
Justin
M. T. Turner
Mar
L. J. Bourg
Jeanerette
D. C. Bain
College Station
Addison Lee
Nacogdoches
B. R. Holland
Midlothian
W. W. Holmes
Shamrock
P. C. Livesay
Toledo
Iowa
W. M. Simpson
Zachary Sonnier
Scott
James W. Longley
San Saba
A. A
Houston
W. Fowler
Amarillo
J. H. Heller
San Antonio
S. R. McCluny
Groesbeck
M. W. Mitchell
G. E. Smith
Waco
C. S. Ware
E. M. Sims
L. P. Thompson
Holbrook
Ariz
College announces graduates in agriculture and engineering
The document lists graduates and degree fields across agriculture, arts and sciences, engineering, and veterinary medicine from a Texas college. Notable entries include B S degrees in agriculture, liberal arts, and education, as well as veterinary medicine and engineering specializations. A campus tour and talks on soil conservation and home economics accompanied the ceremony.
Rural Rehabilitation Talk at A and M College
Mr Perkins spoke on National Outlook for Rural Rehabilitation at a noon luncheon. S A McMillan urged awakening desire among resettlement clients to pursue attainable farm goals and regain hope through achievable yearly targets. Mrs Love called for more adult education and literacy, while Bess Edwards described family wide demonstrations to improve farming and home making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A
M. College
Perkins
College
S. A. McMillan
Laura Neale Love
Dallas
T. O. Walton
Culpepper Plans for Addition Fading in Sale News
Announcement of the sale of 200 acres of land opposite the main entrance to Texas A and M College to J C Culpepper of Cameron by Mrs Minnie Dansby has revived reports that an addition would be opened there. Dansby states negotiations and Culpepper’s inquiry about his Bryan ties.
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Texas A. & M. College
J. C. Culpepper
Cameron
Minnie Dansby
Mrt
Dansby
Culpepper
Cameron Man
Bryan
Wade Furniture Co Opens for Business
Wade Furniture Co. owned by D. E. Wade opens on East 25th Street in the former Umland tire building near Eagle Printing Co. The shop will handle new and used furniture. Wade previously worked with Heatly Furniture Co. and his family has lived in Bryan about a year.
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Wade Furniture Co
D. E. Wade
East 25Th Street
Umland Tire
Eagle Printing Co
Wade
Heatly Furniture Co
Bryan
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Lin
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Gainesville
White
Corpus Christi
B. S. Wise, Jr
Decatur
M. W. Wise
C. V. Cox
M. D. Fox
Tl. F. Hatcher
Jefferson
J. C. Kelley
Beaumont
J. A. Marshall
Holland
School of Engineering
F. A. Cusi
Mexico City
Mex
R. E. DeLay
W. H. Ector
New Boston
P. E. Ott, Jr
L. G. Wilke
Boerne
J. F. Crews
J. J. Glasingame
Ennis
W. R. Buford
Terrell
J. G. Ferguson
Lee
Paul H. Walser
Soil Conservation Service
Temple
Bernice Claytor
Lulu M. Dilworth
C. E. Murphy
Roy W. Snyder
First National
First National Bank
Hbroran
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Travis B. Bryan
H. O. Ferguson
Stephan Ice and Bottling Company
Carroll Machos
P. B. Bonano
Joe Patranella
Fritz Weise
O. S. White
George Stephan
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