Former Bryan Boy And Girl Appear On Music Program
The Fannin School Parent-Teachers Association held a regular meeting Friday with full attendance. Mrs. J. P. Benkendorfer spoke on the relation of parent teacher associations to home and school. Gabe Cazell Jr. played a piano solo and first graders dramatized Chicken Little with Margaret Cazell in the lead. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter Manger. Gabe Cazell Jr. and Margaret Cazell are children of Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Carell, former Bryan residents.
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Fannin School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
J. P. Benkendorfer
Mothers’ Council and
Parent-Teacher Association
Brackenridge High P.T. A
Gabe Cazell, Jr
Margaret Cazell
Walter Manger
San Antonio Express
Margaret Canell
Gabe Carell
Bryan
The Goose Hangs High at Bryan Little Theatre
The play follows a modern American family during Christmas homecoming with three children including Hugh in New York. Father Bernard Ingall loses his tax assessor job as the elder grandmother Granny stumbles through comedienne moments. The Bryan Little Theatre showcases a pointed, lively portrait of youth and family in a two-act performance. Admission 75 cents reserved, 60 cents unreserved, on Tuesday night December 14 at 7 46.
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Hugh
New York
Granny
Bernard Ingall
City Nail
Bryan Little Theatre
Mrs McDowell Heads West Side PTA Meeting
The West Side PTA meets Thursday at 3 46 PM with a program on Juvenile Courts Public Play Grounds and Public Libraries to prevent juvenile crime. Mrs Bb McDowell president East Side Association reports on the State PTA Congress in Ft Worth. Full attendance urged. Mrs M R Bentley president.
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West Side Parent-Teacher Association
Bb. 8. McDowell
East Side Association
State
Parent Teachers Association Congress
Ft. Worth
M. R. Bentley
Houston Post-Dispatch Subscription Drive Ahead for Savings
The Houston Post-Dispatch announces reduced subscription rates plus a Rotogravure Section added in September. Full year mail and Sunday delivery costs seven cents more than Sunday alone, daily and Sunday combined reach $4.45 for daily only six months $8.45 for daily and Sunday six months, valid to January 1 1927. Also seeks two dozen Plymouth year-old hens, J R Astin Mumford Texas Box 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post-Dispatch
J. R. Astin
Mumford, Texas
Denmark Feed Trade And Texas Creamery Notes
County and home demonstration agents discuss shipments of cotton seed meal to Denmark for dairy cow feed. Texas Creamery manager touts Kurten cream quality, praising Rev. Kasiskie for Kurten dairy growth. Also covers sheep profits in Arkansas, poultry outlook, and pecan propagation while stressing feed production as vital.
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Denmark
Texas Creamery
Houston
John W. Luker
Texas
United States
J. J. Kasiskie
Kurten
Dane
Boone Prairie News Roundup Highlights School Fundraiser
The Friday night box supper at Boone Prairie School raised funds for girls basketball and domestic suture and boys manual training. Floye Frazer won prettiest girl. Local teams Boone Prairie girls and boys beat White Rock 11 10 and 11 10, and Cross Roads 26 17 respectively. Several local residents noted, including Lee Reddin and Albert Darty's serious car crash near Bremond.
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Boone Prairie
Floye Frazer
White Rock
Brazos County Poultry Show Aims Highest History Ahead
Plans for the Brazos County Poultry Show in Bryan on December 9 10 and 11 were announced at a Chamber of Commerce meeting led by Agricultural chairman J Webb Howell. Catalogues and 3000 Bryan Weekly Eagle editions have been distributed. the event is touted as the show of the era with strong support from local business and agricultural groups.
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Bryan Weekly Eagle
Brazos County
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
J. Webb Howell
Tawane
WVUA
SGUIU
WEE Ae
W. H. Cole
R. A. Holland
Lubbock
H. O. Ferguson
Commissioners’ Court
Houston
John M
Lawrence
Ike Ashburn
Beulah Ashburn
Bryan and Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce of
Bryan and
D. W. Howell
Thousands of Wild Horses Roam West. States Pay to Take Them
Montana studies show about 400 000 wild horses roam the state with thousands more in adjoining areas. Ranchers lose pasturage to these herds while Indians resist selling horses. Wild stallions attack remudas of tame horses, and encounters with wolves and mountain lions are common. Histories trace these horses to Spanish Conquistadors and early explorer breeds with Arabian influence shaping the wild stock.
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Montana
America
Mexico
Cortez
Knows
Coronado
Juan de Opate
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Bryan Boy
Girl
Mrs. McDowell
West Side Association
Mouston Post-Dispatch
Netee and Farm News
C. L. Benson
W. B. Bunch
Marianna
Lee County
Arkansas
Mary L. Ballew
Hollywood
Ark
South
C. A. Cobb
Southern Ruralist
Cuba
Mr. Cobb
A. Caswell Ellis
University of Texas
Robertson County
Franklin
Dean E. J. Kyle
Dean Kyle
Chas. H. Alvord
A. and M. College
George B. Ingle
Rosse
Ed Baker
Chester
Shuck
Ennis
Raymond Richardson
Henry Ellison
John Dowdy
Clifford Nicholson
Earnest Carter
Nicholson
Carter
Lee Reddin
Albert Darty
Bremond
Lee
Albert
Marlin Sanitarium
J. E. Allee
Jesse Shuch
Dal
Starring
Jesse T. Lasky
Brazos
Las
Dock Richardson
Claude Dowdy
Edna
Ollie Mae Bray
Eunice
Lois Baker
Etta Peters
New Baden
Austin
Albert Rise
Herbert Rise
Kansas City
Lowell
Livy
Geo. A. Adams
Wilson Bradley
W. F. Gelber
Tyler Haswell
J. Jenkins
John M. Lawrence
J. D. Martin
J. Bryan Miller
Lee J. Rountree
M. F. Vitopil
WZ A
American Prairies
Sten Ranch
Rockles
Ine
Sigall
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