Kris Kring Hosts Church Party At M College
A social evening at the Abernacle on Saturday featured junior students from M College forming a 7th League unit of the Col Methodist church. Guests from Bryan attended with Mesdames S. D. Snyder AcKenzie and Eugene Geyer as chaperones. Santa Claus appeared, stunts and sketches entertained, a guessing contest used numbered photos, and refreshments were served after the program. Several young women and men in attendance are listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. College
Colfethodist
Bryan
Mesdames S. D. Snyder
AcKenzie
Eugene Geyermesers
Santa Clause
Rening
Rev
Mrs. Thomson
Golden Rule Farm Wins Ribbons at Texas Poultry Show
J Boriskie of Golden Poultry Farm received a letter and winning check from Dr O E manager of the East Texas poultry show. Golden Rule Farm entered birds in three classes winning Rocks first cockerel second pullet and third hen Leghorns first cockerel second cockerel and best grown male Is Reds first and fourth cockerel. The farm earned a silver loving cup for the champion era cockerel and a 12 50 prize from C M Evans rural agent for the Texas Pacific Railroad for best action male. The Golden Rule entry also placed in white and testes eggs winning first at Iton Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boriskie
Golden Poultry Farm
Dr. O. E
East Texas
Golden Rule Farm
Wde Island Reds
Farm
C. M. Evans
Texasacific Railroad
Iton Palace
City Approves First Aid Station in Brazos County
The Brazos commissioners court approved a 250 appropriation to match the city’s funds for establishing a first aid station in the city. Dr. W. Black will supervise the station located in rooms adapted for the purpose and opened as soon as possible to provide rapid basic care for locals unable to access hospital treatment after injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Eagle Office Pays for Clean Cotton Rags
The firm Eagle Office reports payment for clean cotton rags used in production. Details of amount and date are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Prescription for DS and Headaches Promoted as Quick Remedy
An advertisement extols a doctor’s prescription for DS and headaches as the fastest relief, mentioning the 666 mark and tablets as the speedy remedy. The fragment lists pills and dosage hints but lacks full context or medical claims.
Farmers Sign Up For Tomato And Potato Acreage Meeting
About 200 people attended a Tabor barbecue and meeting to sign up for the season's tomato and potato acreage. J. B. Priddy, president of the Bradles County Truck Growers Association, urged farmers to join and visit the compress for assistance. Additional community meetings are planned to reach more farmers before acreage closes. Bryan residents attending included J. B. Priddy and N. M. McDougald among others.
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Tabor
J. B. Priddy
Bradles County
N. M. McDougald
Doris Beard
D. Paul Dansby
Ernest Elliott
S. H. Wynn
L. J. Putz
Norman Harris
Christmas Party Planned by Bryan Chapter 222 Eastern Star
Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of the Eastern Star schedules its annual Christmas program with initiations to follow later this month and an January anniversary meeting. The Masonic building hosts the regular session with good attendance and a Rainbow for Girls report by Mrs W D Lloyd. A school of instruction at Temple was reported by Mrs R L Brown.
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Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Bryan Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
W. D. Lloyd
Temple
R. L. Brown
Baptist Pastor to Arrival in Bryan Next Tuesday
Rev. Jno L Whorton the newly elected pastor of the First Baptist church and his wife will arrive in Bryan on Tuesday December 16 to assume duties. A church committee prepares the West 26th Street pastorate for their reception and shipment of household goods from Longview is also set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. L. Whorton
First Baptist Church
Whorton
Bryan
West 26Th Street
Right of Way for Highway 21 West of Bryan Sought
Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors discuss securing rights of way for Highway No 21 west of Bryan. County Judge A S McSwain explains route changes petitioned to follow the old Pea Vine railroad. C C Todd Jr notes route decision rests with highway officials. Cadets from Allen Academy propose a 25 watt radio station with estimated cost 2700 dollars.
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Travis B. Bryan
Judge McSwain
Lee J. Rountree
W. J. Coulter
Chamber of Commerce
Allen Academy
Messrs. Edge and Webb
The
Lily Ice Cream Co
Navasota
H. L. Durham
R. V. Armstrong
Wilson Bradley
Travis
Bryan
FL. Cavitt
Wad, Coulter
Mit Dansby
W. F. Gelber
W. K. Gibbs
W. S. Higgs
A. S
John M. Lawrence, Jr
Lee J. Reuntree
Hiway Fund to Be Put Up by Co Court
Brazos county commissioners court on Monday agreed to provide funds to cover both county and state shares for Highway No. 21 construction from Bryan to the Navassa river. The project total is 1 238 035.68 dollars with federal aid of 52 900 dollars. 76 035.68 dollars remains for state and county share and will be placed in escrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Brazos County
County Commissioners Court
Campus Grocery Tobacco Stolen From Campus
Cigars and cigarettes were taken from the Campus Grocery at College Station Sunday night. Entry was made through a rear door and stock matching items found near the pound pen Monday morning was turned over to local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Luke Patronella
Nimrod Quartet Leave for Hunt Along Navasota
A Bryan hunting party of four longtime camp mates Roy W. Nunn Henry Rohde Ollie Emmel and R M Dansby left at noon for an annual outing along the Navasota River They carried guns fishing tackle an old grub box and supplies and expect to return after a night or two in camp life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Bryan
Roy W. Nunn
Henry Rohde
Ollie Emmel
R. M. Dansby
Auto Light Testing to Be Handled by Two New Firms
At a county commissioners meeting L A Kosarek of Route 5 and Tony Boatecallie of Bryan were named official auto headlight testers. The Wilson Motor Company D D White Company and Bryan Service Station remain official testers. Tax collector J M Ferguson notes slow auto license fee payments with many inquiries on testing rights and due amounts, with a rush expected at month end to obtain new plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Kosarek
Tony Boatecallie
Bryan
Wilson Motor Company
D. D. White Company
J. M. Ferguson
Stolen Dodge Coupé Believed From Dr. Greenwood of Navasota
Bryan and Brazos county police were alerted Sunday night to watch for a Dodge coupe license 949378 owned by Dr. Greenwood of Navasota after it was stolen Sunday afternoon. No trace of the car has been found locally.
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Bryan and
Brazos County
Dr. Greenwood
Navasota
Rev Fred FE Few to preach in Bryan and hold meeting
Huntsville district presiding elder Rev Fred FE Few will preach at First Methodist Bryan next Sunday at 11 AM and lead quarterly conference Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev FE J Morris reports the church events and praises interim fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred FE. Few
Huntsville
Bryan
First Methodist Church
FE. J. Morris
Ice Cream Firm Formed By Bryan Men
A Bryan business group formed the Bryan Ice Cream Company, electing N. A. Stewart as president W. C. Holmes as vice president R. M. Vick as secretary and A. W. Emmet as treasurer The incorporators include E. R. Canady Griff Cloud and others The firm is capitalized at 12000 and will operate first in Holmes Bros confectionery plant starting January 1 1931 with plans to move to a dedicated facility to expand local milk and cream markets.
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The
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
W. C. Holmes
R. M. Vick
A. W. Emmet
E. R. Canady
Griff Cloud
W. C.holmes
Frank McGee
W. B. Roman
James Scarmardo
Holmes Confectionery
Stolen Dodge Coupe Found Undamaged in Bryant
The Dodge coupe belonging to Dr. Greenwood of Navasota was stolen Sunday night and located in Bryant by county police officers last night. The car was found on College Avenue near the J. H. Webb home. The machine and Dr. Greenwood's surgical kit were undisturbed. It is believed youths took the car seeking a ride to Bryan.
Quote on patience and growth by Smith
A concise aphorism notes that every man must be slow before quick and insignificant before important, reflecting a period tone about personal development. The author is attributed as Smith.
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Smith
Good Cheer Drive closes with football game at Forrest Field
Chairman J E Stanford says detailed campaign results will wait until early next week as some contributors and groups have yet to be heard from. The Allen Academy Cadets defeated Texas Chiropractic College eleven 49 to 9 in a strong showing, with multiple touchdowns across quarters one, two and four.
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Good Cheer
Forrest Field
J. E. Stanford
Good Cheer Campaign Committee
Chareve
Stanford
Bryan Eagle
Bryan and
Brazos County
Good Cheer Fund drive gains new business supporters
Mr. Stanford noted while most solicitations were complete there remain individuals and organizations to contribute. Secretary McCullough at the Chamber of Commerce urged those unpaid to join. Since Monday noon, 169 in contributions include Sam Firpine's Shoe Shop Scarmade's Confectionery Joe Scanlin's Grocery Sam Palermo Meat Market Ball Lumber Wallace Printing Bryan Amusement Palace and Queen Theatres Stephen Austin High School Bowie and Travis Schools.
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Allen
Stanford
Good Cheer Fund
McCullough
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Firpine
Scarmade’s
Joe Scanlin
Sam Palermo
Ball Lumber Company
Wallace Printing Company
Bryan Amusement Company
Palace and Queen Theatres
Stephen ’. Austin Hieh Sechesl
Bowie
Travis School
Plans for Hiway Improvement Placed in Court Hands
The engineering team led by C. Todd Jr. turned over highway No. 21 improvement plans west of Bryan to the county commissioners court. Judge A S McSwain said right of way actions will start promptly to prevent delays in awarding a contract when the state highway commission meets in January.
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Bryan
C. Todd, Jr
State Highway Department
County Commissioners Court
A. S. McSwain
State Highway Commission
Sunday law violation charges filed today at Palace Theatre
County Attorney A. B. Ware filed charges of inciting Sunday laws in the operation of a motion picture show against Morris Schulman of the Palace Theatre. A warrant was issued by Justice J. T. McGee and will be served by Sheriff J. H. Reed. Trial date will be set after warrant service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Ware
Morris Schulman
Palace Theatre
J. T. McGee
J. H. Reed
Lost Bay mule with brand in Bryan R. area
A bay mule about 15 hands high, branded with a C on the left jaw is missing. A $10 reward is offered for its return to CHAS DE STEFANO in Bryan R. The notice seeks assistance in locating the animal and returning it to its owner.
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Chas
De'stefano
Bryan R
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the Eagle
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Waco
C. S. Beckwith
Southern Agriculturist
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Extension
Agricultural College
Louisiana State University
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Bob Greenwood
John Harris
Milano
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Chas. W. Crawford
Franklin
J. E. Jones
J. C. Webb
C. C. Edge
Edge and Webb
New Lilly Creamery Company
Madisonville
J. J. Dampier
Wellborn
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Houston
H. G. Donahue
J. E.’ Berry
Mavis Ellis
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