Thanksgiving Guests In Bryan From Many Cities
Locals welcomed relatives and friends from Houston San Antonio Beaumont Beaumont Port Arthur Dallas Waco Fort Worth Jacksonville Marble Falls Sugar Land and Austin for Thanksgiving gatherings in Bryan. Visitors joined dinners and the Aggie Longhorn game at Kyle Field with many staying for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Field
Frank Baldwin
Waco
A. and M. College
A. and
M. College
Baldwin
Curtis Vinson
Gordon Shearer
Austin
Shearer
Capitol
Frank Sousares
Johnnie Archopulos
Pansy Sousares
J. Harris
Bryan
Tabor
Sterling Fleeck
George Turner
Jacksonville
T. B. Wood
College Road
Beatrice Platter
Houston
Weldon Gibbs
Rosebud
Stella Hart
Eugene Hart
W. B. Dickson
Fast 21Th Street
Dickerson
J. N. McDuff
Allen
Dan McDuff
Eagle Pass
Pearle Jones
Millican
Wiley Higgs
Marlin
Gainer Jones
Egbert Jones
Mary Jones
J. W. Goodrum
Helen Good
Galveston
P. A. Tardy
Henry Moehlman
Navasota
Bosse
Seth H. Steele
West 206Th Street
Seth Hackett Steele Jr
Mills P. Walker
L. J. Fatheree
San Antonio
Schuessler
Mildred Wilson
Tulsa
Clemice McDonald
Kerrville
Kathleen Bratton
Dorothy Jolly
Ellen Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Rankin
Leola Holtzer
Llano
A. B. Douglas
A. B. Douglas By
J. T. Browning
Corsicana
Phillip Wise
Fort Worth
A. W. Kinnard
Con
Albert III
Bryan High Basketeers Begin Practice No Lettermen Return From Last Year
Bryan High school basketball begins practice under Bill Carmichael with no returning lettermen from last season. New and returning players mix as the Broncos prepare for Sugar Land tournament and possible games with Caldwell. Work on the old high school court continues for a three week shift from Sue Haswell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High Basketeers
Bronco
Broncos
Caldwell
Bill Carmichael
Stephen F. Austin
Sue Haswell
Carmichael
Pete Jones
Lawrence
Parker
Gordon Edge
Norris Johnson
John W. Black Jr
J. T. Lang
Leslie Cummings
Nallie Womble
James Alexander
McCall
Bob Presnal
Frank Stabler
Smetana
Sam Crenshaw
Raymond Lang
The
Broncs
Kurten
Clifford Alexander
Lawrence Beal
H. G. Stallings
Johnny Mends
Jack Wheeler
Harvey D. Watson
Brones
Sugar Land
S. M. Brown
Bryan
Manual Arts
Local Residents Move and Visit During Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs A W Kinnard of Bryan depart for Shreveport La returning to their home. Mr and Mrs W F Dent relocate from Bryan to Trinity with Dent last serving as cashier at the Missouri Pacific station. R L Smith former cashier to be transferred to Bryan. Miss Zalerta Whitaker and Miss Lou Buggin of Waco visit the Sanders for football and return home. Mrs Lucy Tenton of Port Arthur spends Thanksgiving with the Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kinnard
Bryan
Shreveport
W. F. Dent
Trinity
Dent
Missouri Pacific Railway
R. L. Smith
Zalerta Whitaker
Lou Buggin
Waco
J. B. Sanders
Sanders
Lucy Tenton
Port Arthur
C. R. Elkins
Texas Fifth in Cows Milked in 1930 Census Count
The census bureau reports 1,010,995 cows milked in Texas in 1930 producing 412,708,000 gallons of milk, about 408 gallons per cow. Texas joins Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and New York as states with over a million dairy cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Census Bureau
Texas
Census Bureau
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
New York
United States
Autos Collide At Jail Corner Injuring Two Women
Mrs. Paul Ruditi was cut about the head and bruised and Mrs. B A Maxwell was bruised when two cars collided at the corner of Washington and 26th street Thursday night. The Ruchti car struck the Maxwell car broadside and sent it into a telephone pole. Mrs. Ruchti was knocked unconscious and taken to Wilkerson clinic, then home. Mr. Maxwell and the men suffered only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ruditi
B. A. Maxwell
Washington
26Th Street
Maxwell
Ruciti
Ruchti
Artist of Hearne Builds Cottage In Quiet Corner
Mrs. Rob ert Allen, formerly Florence Blair of Waco, plans a log cabin studio on her Hearne plantation. An artist who attended Fort Davis and Glen Rose colonies, she aims to do extensive work after completion. A road to the cabin winds through shrubs and oaks while Brazos vales lie beyond. Mrs. Allen is a Texas clubwoman known for visits to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Navasota
Robert Allen
Florence Blair
Waco
Fort Davis
Glen Rose
Brazos
Immunization Drive Expands Across County Centers This Week
The county health board reports vaccination work in Bryan Wix Rye and Bryan Junction white centers and in Mosely Brook's Counte's Chapel Cedar Grove and Prairie View negro centers during the past week. Typhoid immunizations reached 203 with 102 second doses and seven receiving first doses while 147 toxoid shots were given and 35 St Joseph's Parochial School children received the Shick test. No new centers will start this week though communities may call County Nurse Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton for a time during the week of December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wixon
Rye
Bryan Junction
Mosely
Brook’s
Counte’s Chapel
Cedar Grove
Prairie View
County Health Board
St. Joseph's
Edna Abbott Shelton
Disturbance Charge in Sanctified Church Case
Islaah Washington, a Black man, was charged Friday in Justice J. T. McGee's court with disturbing a religious service. The complaint by J. R. Pierce says Washington disrupted Thursday night at the Sanctified church where Rev. R. L. Hersey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islaah
Washington
J. T. McGee
J. R. Pierce
R. L. Hersey
Texas Legion Grows By 1357 Members
Amer ican Legion of Texas reports 10 016 members on December 1 up from 8 659 a year earlier. Department records show the year over year increase and total membership advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Texas
St Andrew's Parish Guild to Host Chili Supper Friday
Members of the St. Andrew's Parish Guild will serve a chili supper Friday from 6 30 to 8 30 at the parish house. The event is part of a series of social activities by the guild. Mrs A Searcy presides over the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Parish
A. Searcy
Paris trip wraps with view of cottons shaping world trade
The Texas delegation’s Paris visit highlights cotton’s global role as European mills face falling exports and rising Far East demand. Japans and Asiatic mills surge, while Europe and the US cut spindles. Le Havre handles most US imports as 1933 shipments face packing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jack Langston
Jewel Gwin
Lon
Stewart
France
Far East
Japan
R. A. de la Beaumelle
United States
Great Britain
Europe
International Cotton Congress
Prague
Otto Bankwitz
Poznanski Cotton Mills
Lodz
Poland
Asia
South American
European
Bankwitz
Rouen
Normandy
Lille
Roubaix
Turcoing
Espinal
Vosges
Mulhouse
Alsace
le Havre
Texas Group
Jack
Mr. Mugford
Gwin
Noy
Licensed to Marry in Brazos County
Joe Ferrati and Lula Campese of Brazos County have been licensed to wed by County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ferrati
Lula Campese
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Bryan Guests and Visitors Over Thanksgiving Weekend
A parade of visitors and long distance friends visited Bryan during Thanksgiving week including Rev. and Mrs. George McClelland en route to Palacios to take a pastorate. Many Baylor and College area guests attended the football and dance events.
Diplomatic duties and holiday visits fill Bryan postings
A long list of residents and guests in Bryan during Thanksgiving details a secretary of the American Embassy at Paris returning to Europe, Miss Bateman and Miss Howell visiting from Hockaday School, and multiple family trips to Austin Dallas Houston and San Antonio with notes on travels and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Paris
France
Elizabeth Bateman
Henderson
Jennie June Howell
Bryan
Bateman
Miss Howell
Hockaday School
Dallas
Margaret Higgs
Baylor University
Waco
W. S. Higgs
Harold McClure
Boulder
Col
Lee Mike
Austin
Annie Dearing
Mae
Alice Burtis
Dana Carnes
Miss Dearing
Miss Mae Burtis
State Teachers Association
Gordon Mitchell
Wilkerson Clinic
A.S. Morse
Nora North
Luther North
Thornton
R. R. Ellis
J. M. Gordon
Ruth
Gordon
W. B. Rider
Billy
Roland
Houston
Rider
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Center
Texas
State
Annette Moran
Travis
San Antonio
R. L. Fain
el Paso
Harold Knolle
University
J. P. Knolle
Rice
Linton Blatter
Woodsboro
E. E. Yeager
Humble Drilling
Lemma Dowell
Normadgee
J. Misdames
M. D. Fleetwood
W. T. Dillard
Ruth Fleetwood
Nixie Stephens
Hearne
Frances Byers
Ennis
Libbie Linn Gardner
Ruth Barry
Horse on Highway Collision Injures Two
Two people, W. L. Gay of Trinity and Miss Emily Weiman of Bryan, were injured early today when their car struck the concrete bridge rail near Kur ten after swerving to avoid a stray horse. Gay sustained a broken collar bone and cuts. Weiman suffered severe bruises as the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gay
Trinity
Emily Weiman
Bryan
Kurten
Mr. Gay
Miss Weiman
Noted Americans Sponsor Sale Of Christmas Seals
Nine distinguished Americans who have fought tuberculosis sponsor the twenty seventh annual Christmas Seals sale that began on Thanksgiving Day with 2084 local associations. Committee members include Eugene ONeill Roger Babson Harold Bell Wright Irving Fisher Cadman Will Irwin Hobart Bosworth and Dr William C White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Neill
Roger W .Babson
Harold Bell Wright
Irving Fisher
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Will Irwin
Hobart Bosworth
William Charles White
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Sorgia Konze
Lauretta Jane- Temple
Juanita Hogan
Win Jancik
Beaumont
Joe Long
Andre
Russell Brannon
Clark Killough
Wheelock
Will K. Gibbs
Daisie Hicks
S. Parks
M. W. Sims
Azos Valley
Ose
Jane Myers
Charles Jarman
Wichita Falls
Bill Cape
Ck Scarborough
Lufkin
Iss Mildred Salley
John R. Taylor
Ouston
la Shelburne
Ag‘tex
Longhorns
Vergne A. Scott Hd
Stephenville
Sott
Carolyn Kern
Test 24Th Street
John Earl Barden
Charles Barden
University of Texas
T Te
Higgs
Irene Higgs
Mary Lois Barnes
Marret Gray
S. C. Johnson
Miesavolyne Kern
S. B. Payne
Santo
M. T. Payne
Ternoon
Annie Johnson
Beauont
Ryan
A. Withers
Rs. Johnson
Ben Wiley
Shelby Goodan
Azos County
Ed. P. Arneson
Viett
E. P. Arnen
A. D. Graham
Julia Belle Gram
San Marcos
Sanrees
J. L. Andrews
Kilene
Bryand
Steep Hollow
Mrs. Andrews
A. W. Buchanan
Rs. Andrews
Uchanan
Haswellive
Mattie Henderson
Sherris
Ervin McLeroy
Amy Wateron
Paul Elrod
J. Eden
Alice Burt Jackson
Texas Legion
GUILD
Outlook
George McClelland
Palacios
W. B. Breazeale
McClelland
First Baptist Church
P. C. Archer
R. W. Downard
J. W. Coulter
John Sidney Smith
Coulter Hoppess
Baylor Bears
Carroll Field
Owls
Smith and
Coulter
Baylor
George Williams
Dorothy
Temple
H. R. Covington
Pollyanna Baggleson
G. S. Brink
Anna Clare
Joan
J. B. Gleissner
Minnie Gallaher
Moody
Forrest Jones
J. H. Shepard
Brownwood
C. D
George Ross
West 25Th Street
John Nelson
Corpus Christi
F. L. Summers
M. P. Frank
Taylor
College Park
College
Harry Snapp
Tiny Ross
R. E. Walker
Florence Andrews
Betty Lou Castles
Oklahoma City
Okla
Andrews
W. B. Baker
L. M. Johnson
C. L. Baker
George Sparks
State University
Eva Standmier
Alvin
Red” Oswalt
Cuero
D. H. Askew
E. N. Holmgreen
Holmgreen
Mr. Askew
State Highway Department
Mary King
J. D. Greer
Otis Hocker
Greenville
Otis Hocker, Jr
Mary Virginia Johnson
Bert Johnson
Calvin Page Garwood
W. S. Howell
Garwood
W. S. Howell, Jr
Bryan, Texas
Lone Star Mutual Life Insurance Co
Brenham
James W. James
G. H. Hines
Dist
Radway’s
Radway & Co., Inc
N.Y
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