Edge residents share Thanksgiving joys and visits
Miss Florence Satterwhite of Crockett spent Thanksgiving with Edge friends. Nina Mae Moore and Walton Orr returned from Huntsville college for the holiday. Inez Corgey visited with Ethel Manzis on King's Highway. Maude Moore teaching in Plainview spent the weekend with her parents. The Wide Awake Literary Society elected officers and appointed a program committee. Several social gatherings at the Hill and Moore homes complemented the holiday mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Satterwhite
Crockett
Edge
Nina Mae Moore
Walton Orr
Huntsville
Inez Corgey
Ethel Manzis
King’s Highway
Maude Moore
Plainview
C. B. Moore
Wide-Awake Literary Society
Ethel Beoinfield
Vera Mae Frame
Kathryn Wilson
Normangee
Norman McDonald
W. C. Hill
P. Moore
Arward Tomlinson
Marshal Rosier
Bernard Hill
Marie Boenigk
Waymond Payne
Jno Payrle
Humble
Boenigk
Merle Hill
Carlton Hibbetts
Bertha Mae Elliott
Hibbetts
Ira Rumfield
Jerry Payne
Algie Leighman
W. S
Bill) Hare
Franklin
Bertha Mae
Emma Eliott
Allene Payne
Jno. Payne
Morgan Cross
Bryan
A. C. Novosad
J. A. Rychlik
L. V. Skypal
Jim Wells
C. L. Novosad
Chubo
Albert Scasta
Frank Milberger
Wheelock
John Milberger
Avery Greenwood
Ethel Mangis
Lorena Nash
Eaton Community
Georgia Anderson
Faten
Nina’ Martin
Cove Windsor
R. B. Hearne
G. A. Nash
Thanksgiving News From Tabor and Nearby Folks
Pauline Walker attends Sam Houston State Teachers College and spends Thanksgiving with home. Ruby Walker teaches at North Houston and returns home for the holiday. Baytown residents Brooks Thompson Roy Walker Sherman Walker and Laurence Martin come home for the Thanksgiving game. M E Thompson travels to Houston and back with a new Whippet truck. Several locals attend the Thanksgiving ball game with S B Pate Oscar Wilson Earl McWhorter and others. Jim Francis injures two fingers in a woodsaw accident at Tabor school and aims for a speedy recovery. Annie Locke visits Huntsville for school and returns home for the holiday. M E Thompson moves to a new home behind his store. Jim Seeley and family relocate nearby. Bay lor University student Bula Beth Locke spends holidays at home and hosts friends and relatives. Mae Henry visits Ola in Call Texas and intones years of school work. J D Mann from Bal...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Walker
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Ruby Walker
North Houston
Brooks Thompson
Roy Walker
Sherman Walker
Laurence Martin
Baytown
M. E. Thompson
Houston
Jerry Wilson
Bryan
Jim Francis
Ella McWhorter
Bedias
Ned McWhorter
Rubye Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Norman- Bre
S. B. Pate
J. S. Pate
Harvey
L. Wilson
Phate
Conlee
W. C. Seasta
Navasota
Tabor
Oscar Wilson
Earl McWhorter
Joe
Charley Locke
Woodrow Walker
Will Pre
Navy
Jim Seeley
Mr. Thompson
W. C. Scasta
Ryan
R. S. Wilson
Bula Beth Locke
Baylor Univ
Prospect School Thanksgiving Program Highlights Local History
Prospect School held a Thanksgiving program Wednesday with a history of the Ilgrims. Patrons attended as children performed then ladies served hot chocolate and cake. Numerous local families and guests joined festivities across Thanksgiving weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect School
Ilgrims
Joe Beal
Ben La&npo
Emmett Shefield
John Evans
Jesse Wilson
G. W. Terry
J.R. Stewart
Johnny
Clemys
Dallas University
D. J. McDonald
Robi English
Yoakum
Brazos Families Unite in Church Wedding on Wednesday
A Brazos county wedding united Joe Dobrovolny sen and Mary Merka at St. Joseph’s Catholic church with Rev. J. B. Gleissner officiating. The ceremony drew relatives and friends, followed by a wedding dinner at the groom’s mother’s home on South Hoef Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Joe Dobrovolny
W. Dobrovolny
Mary Merka
Anton. Merka
Ho Ef
Brazos County Dairy Route Aims to Boost Local Farming
County agent C L Beaton and home demonstration agent Lucy Givens announce a dairy route starting next Monday across Steep Hollow Reliance Kurten and nearby communities. The project expects to bring cash income to Brazos County farmers, improve land and living conditions, and invites residents to prepare cream for pickup and join a Chamber of Commerce dairy meeting Saturday at 2. Andrew cases show club boys cope with weather while Tabor Girls report full stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beaton
Lucy Givens
Steep Hollow
Reliance
Kurten
Fickey
Bravosty
Brazos County
John W. Hicks
Chamber of Commerce
Director Hired To Aid Farmers Grow Tomatoes
Brazos County Tomato Growers meeting at the courthouse hired F H Tulloch as director and instructor. He will provide hot beds and plants, teach cold frame building, transplanting, and conduct field meetings to help farmers grow tomatoes, with $1.50 per acre collected to fund seed and supplies. Tulloch begins duties soon to have beds ready by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bres County
Court House
F. H. Tulloch
Ito
County
Tulloch
Hast.Lexas
Fmate
Brazos County
Cold Week Records and Local Posting for Bryan Area
The week saw the low of 7 degrees on Wednesday with highs around the 31 degree mark. Bryan area rainfall measured .48 inches while land nine miles south of Bryan is posted against hunting with trespass penalties per law. Local weather notes reflect temperatures drifting from the mid teens to near freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API
Agiifplatus
College
Bryan
A. Shelburw
Brazos Club Boy Starts His Trip Earned by Work
Brazos County 4 H Club boy Alphonse Habarta led a group of Texas winners heading to Chicago for the International Livestock Show. The trip honors came from profits earned by selling 500 baby chicks. County Agent C L Benson expressed well wishes as the party traveled with Santa Fe official L F Dinan and Extension staff from A and M College assisting the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Alphonse Habarta
Brazos County
Chicago
Fort Worth
Texas
C. L. Benson
Benson
L. F. Dinan
The
Santa Fe
Gialveston
EF. N. Holmgreen
George W. Johnson
A. and
M. College
Habarta
Rye 4-H Club and School Roundup in Thanksgiving Program
Pupils and teachers gathered for a Rye meeting with officer elections, a Christmas program by the boot, and a River play titled Red and the Christmas Whoppers. Fourth graders Frank and Frances Fridel made the honor roll as members sew scarves for home improvement and the lower grades presented songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mupity
Rye
Roe Boot
Rye 4-H Club
Fowver
Frank and
Frances Fridel
Kings Highway Thanksgiving News and Local Socials
The community enjoyed fair weather and holiday gatherings. Local residents share travels hunts and visits including Novosad Rychlik Skypal returning from a deer hunt, Scasta Milberger families hosting Thanksgiving, and teachers and students spending holidays with relatives in Normangee Edge and Eaton areas.
High School Pupils Practice Play The Old Fashioned Mother
Honor given to Miss Edna Moore of Sam Houston College. Names present include Jerry Novosad Henry Milberger Ethel Mangis Luin Mangis Inez Corgey Ira Rumfield Bernard Hill Eunice Hill Edna Moore Chumpy Pruett Roy Cobo Winnie Pruett Sybil Bolton Ed ward Sanders Airtie Pruett and Cecil Sanders Refreshments served at 9380 Everyone enjoyed the event A definite date for the presentation of The Old Fashioned Mother has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Moore
Sam Houston College
Jerry
Joe Novosad
Henry Milberger
Ethel
Luin Mangis
Inez Corgey
Ira Rumfield
Bernard Hill
Eunice Mae Hill
Chumpy Pruett
Roy Cobo
Winnie Pruett
Sybil Santer C. Bolton
Edward Sanders
Airtie Mae Pruett
Cecil Sanders
Former Resident of Houston Buried Here After Death in Houston
Funeral services for W. L. Wyatt aged 44 were held at noon from the Southern Pacific train station. Interment followed at the city cemetery with Rev R E Day of First Baptist church officiating. Wyatt died after being found unconscious in a switch near North Milby Street Hobtyten. He had been taken to Jefferson Davis hospital in Houston where he died. He left a widow three sons and two daughters all of HolySidad. Wyatt previously served with the Bryan police force before moving to Houston two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wyatt
Houston
Southern Pacific
R.E.’ Day
First Baptist Church
Wyatt
North Milby Street
Hobtyten
Jeffrion Davis Hospital
HolySidad
W. N. Wyatt
Ting Bryan
Community Work By Expert Now Suggested Here
President J Webb Howell of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce called for the services of Henry W Stanley community expert of the Etex Chamber of Commerce who may visit after the first of the year to conduct a Merchants Institute. Also the chamber refused endorsement for Mrs Gobed tied to Volunteers of America and discussed gas stove hose connections seen as fire hazards raising insurance rates. Members present included George A Adams Wilson Bradley Travis B Bryan F L Cavitt J Webb Howell J Bryan Miller M P F Vitopil and E F E Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Webb Howell
Bryan and Brazos County
Gbéd
Volunteers of America
Chamber of Commerce
J. Bryan Miller
George A. Adams
Wilson Bradley
Travis B. Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
M. Pf, Vitopil
E. FE. Yeager
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Praised By Brazos Jail Inmates
Prisoners in Brazos County Jail thank Sheriff and Mrs. J H Reed in a letter to the Bryan Daily Eagle for the Thanksgiving turkey dinner and the warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
J. H. Reed
Bryan Daily Eagle
Thanksgiving Gatherings Around Millican Home Folks
Thanksgiving Day activities centered on Millican with families visiting relatives from Port Arthur Baytown Plantersville and Nav asota and friends from Conroe Denton Bowie Cuero Donna Navasota and Houston. A Baptist ladies sponsored play drew small attendance due to weather and muddy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Simpson
San Marcos
Millican
T. C. Gotcher
Lillian
Q. Dyess
Conroe
Hubert Dyess
Plantersville
Edwards
Shire
McGuire
Navasota
George Earl Dunlap
Sam Dunlap
Denton
J. W. Burrows
M.texas
G. B. Cory
Cawthorn
E. C. Jameson
Montague
Erin Simpson
Bowie
Frank Bell
Henley Brothers
Cuero
Maurice Bell
Miss
J Harris Visits Tabor on Local Business Tuesday
J Harris, a well known citizen of Tabor, was here on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harris
Tabor
Holiday Visits Reported Across Local Families
Tie Jackson and Blinn College students spent the holidays with their parents. Alma Williams of Texas City planned to spend time with daughter Minnie Edmonds and son Kirkland. the family gathered with Tom and McCallum in Wheelock, with Mrs. McCallum’s little daughter staying over. Fletcher Pool Jr and family visited relatives. they returned to Troy Sunday. Hog killing is popular with ideal weather for it. Recent frosts opened late cotton but cold weather hinders pickers. Miss Vivian Crouch visited sister Mrs Downs. The correspondent welcomes all holiday news items from Millicam readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Jackson
Blinn College
Alma Williams
Texas City
Minnie Edmonds
Kirkland
Tom McCallum
Wheelock
Soa
Vivian Crouch
Downs
Millicam
Anksgiving
Keeler
Hapaston
Bonnie
First Methodist Stewards Plan Year at Meeting
The First Methodist church board of stewards reorganized for the new fiscal year. Chairman is O. M. Benard. secretary C. F. Jenkins. treasurer W. K. Gibbs. Various committees announced for the year include Finance, Music, Publicity, Social Service, and more, with plans to be unveiled at the Tuesday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
O. M. Benard
C. F. Jenkins
W.’ K. Gibbs
BE. W Crenshaw Jr
Dansby
C. Kk. Gardner
Wilson
R. C. Franks
H. T. Downa
Oak McKenzie
F. Humbert
Sam Crenshaw
E. J. Jenkins
EK. W. Jaynshaw Sr
A. M. Waldrop
E. R. Bryant
FB. Jenkins
E. P. Humbert
Jno
M. Lawrence Jr
WVLK
Gibbs
R. C. Peinks
W H. Lawrence
D. A. Ashworth
Oak McKendail Social Service and Relief of
Ano
Dairy Route Outlined Opens in December in Brazos County
Brazos County hosts a Saturday meeting at the county agent's office to approve a new dairy route. The line will pass Steep Hollow Reliance Kurten Fickey and return to Bryan via the Madisonville area, with a first trip set for Monday December 2. A twice weekly delivery begins when feasible and a county dairy association is formed with Jo W Hicks as president Clarence R Son as vice president and Arnold Murray as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braz County
Hee County
Steep Hollow
Kurten
Fickey
Bryan
W Manthei
John White Farr
Madisonville
Old Wixon Church
Benson
Satturday
Jo. W. Hicks
Clarence R.son
Reliance
Arnold Murray
Steep Hollows
Hicks
Chameber of Commerce
Saturda
B. Anderson
Sween
Brazos County
Bryan nurse reaches French port safely
A message from Miss Marie Thom states she reached Havre France safely amid fine weather. She will stay in France for several weeks with her parents and plans to return to Bryan to resume duties as a nurse at Bryan Hospital around March 1. J W Longley returns from a weekend at his home in San Saba and is in Hung ville today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Marie Thom
Havre
France
J. W. Longley
San Saba
Hungville
666 as a Speedy Remedy Across Illnesses
An old advertisement touts 666 as a speedy cure for colds grippe influenza bilious fever and malaria claiming rapid relief and universal effectiveness. The text stresses quick action and broad applicability across common illnesses.
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Brazos
Singer
Jack Sandifer
Lucille Gamble
Dallas
Pate
Vella McAliley
Arthur McAliley
J. T. Cross Jr
Baby
Ed Schram
Milton Arnold
Luther Cooper
Tabor News
Sorrew
Andrew
Hac
Drouth
Ford
Bermuda
Mondrick
Pbs Ly Toletrees
Tabor Girls
Jagt’s
My Thompson
First Baptist
Missionary Committee
Hower
J. L. Dickenson
W. E. Moore
S. M. Hunter
W. S. Johnson Jr
Imogene Bunting
Lal
Bet
Chinte
Taber Club
Azos County
Elmer Wilson
Mont
Bome
Freee
Tal
Ted
Rye News
Kings Highway
Associated Press
Lois Bailey
Eugene
Ore
Theodore R. Lorenz
Hitchcock
Okla
United States
Horace A. Moses
Mittineague
Mass
Millican News
Chas. McGregor
M. R. Kunitz
Port Arthur
Jeff Royder
J. S. McGregor
COBB
L. Coby
Washington Avenue
Earl Barker
Goose Creek
Sallie Cooner
Daily Eagle
Thelma Seeley
Het
Methodist
Daily
Weekly Eagle
Bryan Daily and
Bryan Weekly
Eagl
Wills
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