Kris Kring Hosts Church Social for Bryan Girls
Kris Kring presided at a church social in a Bryan campus hall with junior students from M. College forming a seven unit social group. Guests included many young ladies and local chaperones and a first appearance by Santa Claus. The program featured stunts a sketch by Rev. and Mrs. Thomson and a guessing contest as well as refreshments.
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M. College
Colfethodist
Bryan
Mesdames
S. D. Snyder
AcKenzie
Eugene Geyermesers
Santa Clause
Rening
Rev
Mrs. Thomson
Chickens in Ribbons at East Texas Show Honors Go to Golden Rule Farm
J Boriskie of Golden Poultry Farm received a letter from Dr. E managing the Fast ake show congratulating him and noting winnings. Golden Rule Farm entered three birds with first and third placements in Rocks and Leghorns, and top honors for Island Reds. The farm earned a shoving cup for the champion cockerel and a $12.50 prize from C M Evans for the best male bird, with prior wins repeating from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boriskie
Golden Poultry Farm
Dr. E
Golden Rule Farm
Arved Rocks
C. M. Evans
Texas Pacific Railroad
First Aid Station Fund Approved by Brazos County Court
Brazos County commissioners approve a 260 appropriation to match city funds for establishing a first aid station in the city. J W Black is tasked with arranging equipment purchases and the station will operate in rooms adapted for the purpose with Dr Black in charge and keys issued to physicians for emergencies. The aim is to provide prompt care for accident injuries and those unable to obtain hospital treatment, not to function as a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos Commissioners Court
City Mission
Tng
J. W. Black
City Health Or
Black Se
Tabor area farmers sign up for tomato and potato acreage
About 200 people attended a barbecue and meeting in Tabor to enroll in acreage for tomatoes and potatoes for the coming market. J. B. Priddy reports tomato acreage above 90 and more than 70 acres pledged for potatoes with several additional pledges underway. He urges interested farmers to visit the compress for guidance as local officers cannot reach every farmer, and says more community meetings are planned. Bryan guests included J. B. Priddy and family, N. M. McDougald, Doris Beard, D. Paul Dansby, Ernest Elliott, S. H. Wynn, L. J. Putz, and Norman Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
J. B. Priddy
Bradles County
N. M. McDougald
Doris Beard
D. Paul Dansby
Ernest Elliott
5. H. Wynn
L. J. Putz
Norman Harris
Christmas Party Planned by Eastern Star for Month
Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual Christmas program with a meeting to initiate candidates later this month and the January meeting will honor matrons and patrons. The regular Masonic building gathering Monday evening drew good attendance as reports on Bryan Assembly Rainbow for Girls and a Temple instruction school were shared by Mrs. W D Lieyd and Mrs. R L Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Bryan Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
W. D. Lieyd
Temple
R. L. Brown
Baptist Pastor Whorton to Arrive in Bryan Tuesday
Rev J L Whorton new pastor of the First Baptist Church and his wife are expected to arrive in Bryan Tuesday December 16 to assume duties. A church committee prepares the West 26th Street pastorate for their reception while household goods ship from Longview arriving the same day.
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
County Judge A S McSwain says rights of way for Highway 21 west of Bryan will be pursued with no delay. A petition signed by about 100 property owners asks routing changes toward the old Pea Vine railroad, unclear if the petition will be acted on at the January state highway commission meeting.
Highway 21 funds set aside by Brazos court
Brazos county commissioners court approved funding to cover both county and state shares for Highway No. 21 east from Bryan to the Navasef river. Contracts total 128,035.68 dollars with 52,000 dollars federal aid. 76,035.68 dollars to be placed in escrow as state and county share.
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Escrow
State Highway Commission
Brazos County
County Commissioners Court
Tobacco Theft at Campus Grocery on College Station Campus
Cigars and cigarettes missing from Campus Grocery Sunday night were found near the pound pen Monday. Entry appears to have been made through the rear door and stock taken, with evidence 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 old friends Roy W. Nunn Henry Rohde Ollie Emmel and R M Dansby left at noon for an annual outing along the Navasota River with guns fishing tackle a grub box and cats. They expect a night or two in camp life before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Bryan
Roy W. Nunn
Henry Rohde
Ollie Emmel
R. M. Dansby
Auto Light Tests Set By Two New Local Firms
At a county commissioners court meeting L A Kosarek a garage operator on route 5 and Tony Boateallie of Bryan were named official testers of auto headlights. The Wilson Motor Company D D White Company and Bryan Service Station remain official testers as license renewals and testing inquiries rise ahead of month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Kosarek
Tony Boateallie
Bryan
Wilson Motor Company
D. DD. White Company
J. M. Ferguson
Auto Stolen From Navasota Doctor
Bryan and Brazos county police were asked to locate a Dodge coupe bearing license 049378, owned by Dr. Greenwood of Navasota, reported stolen Sunday afternoon. No trace found locally.
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Bryan and
Brazos County
Dr. Greenwood
Navasota
Preacher to Speak at First Methodist and Quarterly Conference
Rev. Fred E. Few will preach at 11 AM next Sunday in Bryan at the First Methodist Church and lead a quarterly conference at 3 PM. The report cites Rev FE Harris, pastor, noting the community notice from the Huntsville district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Few
Huntsville
Bryan
First Methodist Church
FE. J. Harris
Local Socials Report From Madisonville and Nearby Areas
Friends gathered in Madisonville on Sunday. J J Dampier of Wellborn visited Bryant today. Mr and Mrs W A Deaton returned from a several week visit with their sons in Houston. Mr and Mrs H G Donohue and Mesdames J F Berry and Mavis Ellis formed an auto party from North Zulch on business today.
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8. A. Long
Waco
C. S. Beckwith
J. F. Stanford
Texas
Southern Agriculturist
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Extension
Agricultural College
Louisiana State University
Jennie Pico
Bob Martin
Bob Greenwood
John Harris
Milano
Bryan
Amaralys Gail Crawford
Chas. W. Crawford
M. College
Franklin
J. E. Jones
College Station
Navasota
J. C. Webb
C. C. Edge
Edge
Webb
New Lilly Creamery Company
Brazos Varisco
Steele’s
B. T. Pool
Madisonville
J. J. Dampier
Wellborn
W. ‘A. Deaton
Houston
H. G. Donohue
Mesdames J. FE
Berry
Mavis Ellis
North Zulch
Bryan Men Form Ice Cream Company in 1931 Plan
Bryan businessmen form the Bryan Ice Cream Company with officers N A Stewart president W C Holmes vice president R M Vick secretary and A W Emmet treasurer. Incorporators include Canady Cloud Emmet Holmes McGee Roman Scarmardo and others. Capital is 12000. Operations begin January 1 1931 at Holmes Bros plant with future move to a larger facility to expand local milk and cream sales.
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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
R.M. Vick
Holmes Bros. Confectionery
Holmes Confectionery
Stolen Dodge Coupé Found Undamaged in Bryan
The Dodge coupe belonging to Dr. Greenwood of Navasota, stolen Sunday night, was located in Bryan by county police last night. It was found on College Avenue near the J. H. Webb home. The car, surgical kit, and other property inside were undisturbed and authorities suspect a youth seeking a ride to Bryan was involved.
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Dr. Greenwood
Navasota
Bryan
College Avenue
J. H. Webb
Smith quote on patience and growth
A concise quotation notes that progress comes from first being slow and seemingly insignificant before becoming quick and important. It emphasizes gradual development and personal ascent.
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Smith
Good Cheer Drive Closes Ahead of Week-Long Report
Chairman J E Stanford said the Good Cheer Campaign will release a detailed monetary report next week after unreturned pledges and unfinalized contributions are heard. He thanked committee members solicitors Bryan Eagle Lions Rotary American Legion Allen College and more. Allen Academy crushed Texas Chiropractic College 49 to 0 in a crowd-pleasing fundraiser football game on Forrest Field.
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Good Cheer
Forrest Field
J. E. Stanford
Good Cheer Campaign Committee
Stanford
Bryan Eagle
Bryan and
Texas Chiropractic College
Allen Band
Allen Academy
Allen
Hawks
Good Cheer Fund gains momentum with several new contributors
Mr. Stanford reported that most solicitations are complete while some individuals and groups remain to donate. Secretary McCullough at the Chamber of Commerce urged those not yet contributing to join. Since Monday noon, 100 percent business concerns joined the effort bringing total to 169 with new names such as Sam Firpine’s Shoe Shop and Wallace Printing Company among others.
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Allen
Ero
Stanford
Good Cheer Fund
McCullough
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Firpine
Scarmado
Joe Scantin
Sam Palermo
4Th Meat Market
Ball Lumber Company
Wallace Printing Company
Bryan Amusement Company
Palace and Queen Theatres
Stephen Bk. Austin High
Bowie
Travis School
Highway 21 Improvement Plans Turned Over to County Court
Plans for the improvement of Highway No 21 west of Bryan prepared by C C Todd Jr and the state highway department were turned over to the county commissioners court. Judge A S McSwain said work will begin immediately to secure right of way so the new route can be ready for contract award when the state highway commission meets in January.
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Bryan
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. VY. Armstrong
Wilson Bradley
Travis PB. Bryan
FP. J. Cavitt
Wodl
Coultier
Mit Danshy
W. F. Gelber
W. Lk. Gibbs
W. S. Higgs
John M. Lawrences Jr
C. Todd, Jr
State Highway Department
County Commissioners Court
A. S. McSwain
State Highway Commission
Sunday law violation charges filed today against theatre owner
Charges of violating the Sunday laws in operating a motion picture show were filed today by County Attorney A. S. Ware against Morris Schulman of the Palace Theatre. A warrant was issued by Justice J. T. McGee. Trial date to be set after Sheriff J. H. Reed serves the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Ware
Morris Schulman
Palace Theatre
J. T. McGee
J. H.reed
Lost Bay mule with brand seeks reward
The note advertises a bay mule about 15 hands high branded with a C on the left jaw. A ten dollar reward is offered for its return to Chas De Stefano at Bryan R.
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Chas
Destefano
Bryan R
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Mary Cox
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Mar Inglehart
Lucile Vick
Lois
Annie Mae Carroll
Jane Ay
Sara Reva Maniloff
Ruth
Inez Carson
Eula Wil- Mildred McKenzie
Ca Coleman
Karstettar
Beasteese
Corns
Reynolds
Azos
East Texas
Ton Palace
Tation County
City Fund Fund
Eagle
Kilauea
Hawaiian
Eastern Star
Bryan and Brazos County
Pea Vine
Brazos and
Todd
the Eagle
HIWAY
CO. Court
Nimrod
Hunt
T.K. Lawrence, Inc
Bryan, Texas
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