Bryan Daily Social Notes November 30 1921
Mrs. Fannie of Iola Grimes county visits Bryan on legal business and shopping. Washington guest Miss Addie Walthall returns with welcome home. Local dignitaries and visitors from Houston Huntsville Baytown and Dallas are noted. Events include church functions school visits and a large auto party from Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Iola
Grimes County
Bryan
Edi X. Reagan
Washington, D. C
W. B. Walthall
Reagan
Addie Walthall
Kinnk Miller
Houston
Mary Farrington
Huntsville
Mildred Sally
J. W. Stone
Steep Hollow
C. E. Bobo
Harvey School
D. J. McDonald
Kurten
Eck Smith
J. J. Holligan
Holligan Chappel
C. G. Cobb
Wyoming
W. S. Higgs
Joe Wren
Noermangee
Leon County
Lillian Stewart
Center
R. W. Persons
Laird
Near Wortham
L. L. Tomme Why
Percy White
Burtiss White
Clint Bauey
T. M. Hall
J. R. Covey
John Memarin
Joe
Curtis Hall
Jim Frantis
Madisonville
R. KE. Griffin
Dallas
M. College
C. Harder
R. W. Jones
Anderson
J. C. Davidson
Harvey
Davidson
Red Cross
S. C. Hoyle
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Taubenhaus
College
Willis Foote
Franklin
Eugene Edge
Miss Foote
J. B. Sanders
East 27Th Street
Guy Adriance
J. M. Lawrence
Jerome Terry
Little Son
Beaumont
Mel
M. Lawrence Parker
College Avenue
Navasota
Mildred Norwood
Corrin Mayfield
Nobie Webb
Mable Zimmerman
North
Washington Street
Ethel Hall
Waco
Mildred Newton
Jack Allen
Fred M. Court
A. L. Ward
DeWitt Graham
24Th Street
R. F E. Taylor
Magle
A. & M. College
Fort Collins
Colorado
J. E. Covey
J. Y. Baker
Alvarado
Ernest Elliott
Jane Fliott
Walter Ehlers
Myrtle Wilkes
Baker
J. N. Goodwin
Smith Building
W. B. Cline
J. W. Lawless
Kurton
Sydney Lawless
Lott
W. T. Burns
M. H. James
Conference to Study Highway Problems At A and M College
A committee led by Dean J Nagle at Texas A and M has been appointed to organize a winter or spring conference on highway construction and transportation. Delegates may include U S Public Roads Office officials state highway officials county engineers and judges. The Texas college notes its long history in highway education and its strong highway laboratory and bulletin program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Dean J. Nagle
D. Scoates
W. J. Emmons
United States Office of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
J. C. Nagle
Engineering School
Theollege
County Judge and Commissioners’ Association
Tyler
Department of
Civil Engineering
State Highway Department
Anssistant
Texas Engineering Experiment Station
Dean Nagle
Highway Division
Civil Engineering Department
R. J. Potts
A. & M.college of Texas
Charles Stewart Injured In Auto Crash En Route To Bryan
A collision between a car carrying Charles Stuart and friends to Bryan for a football game and a Ford roadster near Navasota left two Houston men hurt and the vehicles damaged. Stuart suffered facial and shoulder cuts from shattered glass, while the two companions were thrown against a tele phone post, breaking one arm and one leg. The injured were taken home to Houston. Charley Stuart later messaged his mother he was not as badly hurt as first feared. FOR SALE registered Duroc Jersey pigs and other items offered by C Egbert Jones in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Houston
Charles Stuart
Bryan
Stuart
Charley Stuart
W. S. Stuart
Annual Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale Leaders Named
County chair man Mrs J A McQueen and sub chairs Miss Elaine Bizell and Miss Mary Locke lead the Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale campaign. Several school and college groups including A M College and Consolidated School at A & M College assign chairmen and sub chairmen to district duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McQueen
P. S. Mangum
Edge
Mary Locke
Taber
Jno. Hensarling
Wellborn
Prof. Hughes
Consolidated School
A. & M. College
Elaine Bi«zell
A. & M. College Corps
Lillie Besg Kyle
Margaret Zuber
West Side School
Annie Deering
East Side School
American Legion Convention Riot Claims Debunked
Kansas City police officials deny rumors of riot and property destruction during the American Legion convention. They report no Legion members were arrested, two ex-soldiers died, and minor property damage included hotel pillows and trash cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Legion
Charles Edwards
Matthew A. Foster
John E. Wilson
Edwards
A. EB. F
Foster
Campus Study Club Notes Rural Life Program
The November 29 meeting in College Station featured a briefing on Federated Clubs by Mrs. Nagle, a talk on rural Brazos county life by Miss Neale, and domestic science and club work by Mrs. M. M. Dougherty. Miss Higgins led a discussion on how country women and home demonstration link to rural life, with club exhibits shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Nagle
Federated Clubs
Fort Worth
Brazos County
Neale
M. M. Dougherty
Helen Higgins
H. E. Smith
State property posted at Agricultural and Mechanical College
Notice declares all college land off limits to hunting and trespassers must observe the law. W B Bizzell, President, posts state property and forbids any trespassing on all college lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Mechanical College
W. B. Bizzell
Bryan Schools Observe Educational Week
Bryan City Schools plan a comprehensive Education Week from December 4 to 10 1921 under American Legion and National Education Association auspices. The program aims to inform taxpayers of school services and needs and to promote public support and Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National Education Association
Friends of Education
Bryan
Quarantine Farm at A&M College Under Consideration
At the request of livestock experts and breeders Dr W B Bizzell president of Texas A and M College weighs establishing a quarantine farm for high merit animals. If approved it would work with federal state authorities and breeders testing for the federal accredited list to curb bovine tuberculosis and prevent losses to dairymen and the livestock industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
J. E. Boog Scott
Livestock Sanitary Commission
W. B. Bizzell
A. & M. College of Texas
Bizzell
College Station to Offer Grain Grading Course at A and M
Dr J O Morgan, agronomy professor at Texas A and M College, to arrange a new grain grading course aligned with federal standards. The program aims to prepare licensed grain graders in the state and may start in the 1922 summer session, pending cost and equipment determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Charles E. Baughman
State of Texas
J. O. Morgan
W. B. Bizzell
Bureau of Grain Standardization
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Morgan
Federal Departments
United States
Attorney Oak McKenzie Heads to Waco on Business
Oak McKenzie travels to Waco on business. The Red Cross Drive urges donations. contact Miss Della Lawrence, the general chairman, to pledge your support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak McKenzie
Waco
Red Cross
Della Lawrence
Pawn Broker Clothing Bargain Sale on Coats and Cloaks
About 250 garments across Ladies and Children's cloaks Mens youths and boys coats and overcoats offered at deep price cuts. All wool garments priced from 5.75 to 1.50 for ladies misses and children and from 4.50 to 1.25 for men youths and boys. Winter may be cold so shop now for value.
Three mules die from blind staggers on Brazos plantation
Three fine mules owned by Geo. W. Foster on his Brazos bottom plantation died Wednesday from blind staggers. Two other animals are fatally afflicted as floods are linked to the condition. Hon. Oak McKenzie attends the Grand Lodge of Masons in Waco. P. S. Park, C. R. Gardner, Major Ike Ashburn and Lee J. Rountree plan to join sessions later. Mrs. A. D. McFarland and Mrs. J. K. Vincent of Smetana were shopping in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Foster
Brazos Bottom
Oak McKenzie
Grand Lodge of Masons
Waco
P. S. Park
C. R. Gardner
Ike Ashburn
Lee J. Rountree
A. D. McFarland
J. K. Vincent
Smetana
Bryan
Thanksgiving in Tabor and region notes
Thanksgiving observations across Tabor Texas include visitors from Corsicana Bryan and Navasota. Local events feature Wheelock junior and senior basketball games, a fundraising play, Bryan junior band, and Sunday services by Rev. King Vivian of College. Families visit, healings noted, and local ties highlighted through social visits and farm community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Texas
Lottie Blanton
Corsicana
Patterson
Wheelock
Martin
Bryan
Alexandria
Cottonwood
King Vivian
College
Walter Armstrong
Mary Benbow
Navasota
Cliff Martin
J. L. Cobb
C. Koontz
Henry Locke
Chas. Locke
Eula Beth
W. W. Wilson
Property Trespass Notice Near College
Posted notice declares property three miles south of College is posted in accordance with law. Trespassers will be prosecuted. John Krolczyk signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
John Krolczyk
Local business visitors tour Bryon and Kurten
Ralph Rudisill and Henry Kountz with W F Locke of Cottonwood were in Bry an on business today. John Frank and Sam Yeager of Kurten were here on business Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rudisill
Henry Kountz
W. F. Locke
Cottonwood
Bryan
John, Frank
Sam Yeager
Kurten
Tanlac credited with restoring strength in Alabama woman
Mrs. H P Barrett of Republic near Birmingham says after fourteen years of illness and limited diet she improved after starting Tanlac. She reports relief from a wasting condition and appetite return within days, and notes neighbors are also taking Tanlac. Sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Stewart
Orion
C. Egbert Jones
A. &M. College
DR. Morgan
M.bonneville
Cead
Pawn Broker Clothing
Alabama
Stevenson Machine Works
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