Zion Lutheran Women To Stage Play Saturday
The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church hosts a box supper on December 14 at Kurten schoolhouse. Boxes from the community will be auctioned by Fritz Hahn. Two sketches Chatter Barrage and Needle Threat and Jabber will feature Mrs. Brocksmith Klintworth Klintworth Brocksmith Linz Seeman Frieling Helen Klintworth Brocksmith Louise Hahn and others. A good time is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Zion Lutheran Church
Kurten
Carl Brocksmith
Louis Klintworth
Will Klintworth
Herman Brocksmith
Lillian Linz
Clara Seeman
Lydia Frieling
Helen Klintworth
Elouise Brocksmith
Louise Hahn
Fritz Hahn
Terrace Outlets Earn Praise From CCC Camps in Texas
Washington December 11 N H Bennett soil conservation director called terrace outlets the most important CCC camp contribution to Texas agriculture. He said continued work would spur lasting changes in southern farming and help thousands terrace their land as erosion control. Bennett noted CCC training will shape future agricultural practices and spread proper land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
N. H. Bennett
CCC
Texas
Bennett
Texas Farmers Receive $9.49 Million in AAA Payments
The Agriculture Department reports Texas farmers collected 9,486,731.06 from July 1 to Sept 30 under the Farm Administration rental and benefit programs, ranking third nationally. Details show state totals by commodity and September disbursements with county breakdowns for Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, and Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
Texas
Farm Administration
Kansas
Iowa
AAA
Bankhead Pool and Trust Fund
Brazos
Burleson
Grimes
Leon
Madison
Robertson
Harvey Rev EK Uarrington Delivers Sermon at Local Mission
The Rev EK E Uarrington filled his regular appointment at the Missionary Baptist church Sunday with a good crowd in attendance. Neighbors and relatives visited friends across nearby homes including the Goens, McSwains, Jollys, Kellys, and Pates. Anita Hensarling visited Bryan. Charles Dishman stays with grandparents the Kelleys. New engraved invitations now on display at Eagle Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. E. Uarrington
Missionary Baptist Church
C. F. Goen and
A. B. McSwain
Wellborn
Will Jolly
Cecil Kelly
S. B. Pate
John Buchanan
John Carrington
Bryan
O. L
Eagle Printing Company
Brazos County 4-H Club Reorganizes for Bigger Goals
The Rye 4-H club leads with new officers J. C. Levo as president Antone Wolf vice president Annie Mae Merka secretary Christina Merka assistant secretary Helen Kopecky song leader Paul Merka yell leader Annie Mae Merka reporter Antone P. Zemanek treasurer and Mrs Ida Fidel adult leader The report notes cattle progress and a December Christmas party plan plus enrollment drives for 1936 to boost Brazos 4-H club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Rye 4-H
J. C. Levo
Antone Wolf
Annie Mae Merka
Christina Merka
Helen Kopecky
Paul Merka
Antone P. Zemanek
Ida Fidel
Girl 16 Completes First Solo Flight in Salina
Lorraine Dickerhoof, a 16 year-old from Chanute Kansas, flew solo in Salina after six hours of instruction. She took her first airplane ride at age two and this marks her first independent flight with Associated Press photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Dickerhoof
Chanute
Kas
Salina
Associated Press
New Books Added to Carnegie Library Circulation
The Business and Professional Women's Club donated books now housed at a special Carnegie Library location and in circulation. Librarian Miss Willie Rogers reported 39 books added since the last meeting, 2 890 in circulation, and 59 new names to the register with Miss Aurie Rhodes helping update the card index. Mr and Mrs Harold Dreyfus and son Donald visited from Madisonville, former Bryan residents, with Mr Dreyfus working as manager for K Walens in Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library
Willie Rogers
Library Board
Aurie Rhodes
W.P.A
Harold Dreyfus
Donald
Madisonville
Dreyfus
Bryan
Mr. Dreyfus
K. Walens
Texas 4-H Boys Proficient In Agriculture
Texas 4-H club boys showcased outstanding farming proficiency at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago winning free trip awards. Eighteen trips were funded by Santa Fe Railway and one by Armour and Company for projects in dairying chicken raising tomato cotton corn swine beef sheep and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Chicago
Santa Fe Railway
Armour and Company
L. L. Johnson
Texas Extension Service
James Grote
Mason County
E. C. Parker
Bonham
Fannin County
Ross Carrell
Arlington
Dallas County
L. G. Thomas, Jr
Bronson
Sabine County
Eric Leger
China
Jefferson County
Victor Dutfurth
Bryan
Brazos County
Barney Walzer
Beasley
Fort Bend County
Billy Mason
McLean
Gray County
Walter S. Britten
Groom
Carson County
Lewis Patterson
Brady
McCulloch County
Sam Routh
Ballinger
Rennels County
John Paul Jones the Father of the American Navy
The text recounts Admiral John Paul Jones born July 6 1747 in Scotland who joined the American cause, famed for the Bon Homme Richard versus Serapis. It notes his body was brought from Paris to Annapolis in 1905 by Roosevelt and a monument was placed in Washington, with his death in Paris in 1792 during the French Revolution.
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John Paul Jones
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Annapolis
Congress
John Paul
Jones
Scotland
John
Virginia
America
France
Catherine the Great
Russia
St. Petersburg
Livestock Club Winners and Demonstrations Noted in County Shows
Reports reveal awards and profits from county livestock projects. Edgar Sauer of El Dorado earned $113.32 from 80 lambs after 160 days. Bert Weil of Hale County conducted beef calf demonstrations. Bentley Watts of Gainesville earned a twelfth straight Cooke County dairy crown. Jack Adams of Tulsa led a Swisher County swine demo, and Merrill Brigance, a 14 year old from Hart Lamb County, received a Wilson and Company gold watch for best four meat animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Sauer
el Dorado
Schleicher County
Bert
Weil
Hale
Center
Hale County
Bentley Watts
Gainesville
Cooke County
Jack Adams
Tulsa
Swisher County
Merrill Brigance
Hart
Lamb County
Wilson and Company
A M College To Stage Mid Winter Horse Show
Fourteen events including fine harness three and five gaited classes, trick riding, jumping and comedy contests are scheduled for the annual mid winter horse show at Texas A M College on Saturday afternoon December 14. A dozen silver loving cups will go to major event winners with ribbon awards for the top three in each event. The program features military three gaited and mounted tug of war for sophomores and cadets, and a children’s class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Field Artillery
Cavalry Show Features Multiple Mounted Events and Awards
The squadron presents three gaited saddle horses five gaited saddle horses and other riding contests including senior and junior cadet jumping open touch and out jumping plantation walk polo pony bending and a musical chair exhibition. Lt. Col. S. R. Hopkins leads the show with Col. A. R. Emery Major W. R. Irvin and Capt. M. H. Marcus as members. Mrs. R. P. Marsteller will present trophies and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Emery
W. R. Irvin
M. H. Marcus
E. P. Heises
R. P. Marsteller
Bryan Firemen to Receive 15 Year Service Badges
Two Bryan Fire Department members H. J. Berger and C. E. Greisser were slated to receive 15 year service badges after a department vote on Monday night. Berger, fire marshal, reaches 15 years December 14 and Greisser, chief, reaches 15 years January 10. Rep. George B. Butler and Lena Marie Adams returned from Austin where Butler visited his mother Susie Peale Butler, manager of the Confederate Widow's Home. Forrest Jones is in Houston today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
H. J. Berger
C. E. Greisser
Berger
Mr. Greisser
George B. Butler
Lena Marie Adams
Austin
Mr. Butler
Susie Peale Butler
James Y. Allred
Forrest Jones
Houston
Normangee Man and City Official Dies in Normangee
Buck Jamison, longtime Normangee city official, died Tuesday night after a year long illness. He was 65 and survived by his widow three daughters and two sons. Funeral arrangements to be announced with interment in Normangee cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Collard
Miss Hope Jamison
Normangee
Jamison
Ed Parks
Neva Jamison
Houston
Pauline Jamison
Newman Jamison
Goose Creek
Will Jamison
Plan Farm Debt Adjustment Meet In Bryan Monday
A Farm Debt Adjustment meeting is planned in Bryan city hall beginning at a.m. Announcement from the office of A. S. MeSv lists speakers from Tus & M. Extension Service and the General Land Bank plus the Debt Adjustment staff. The session will start at 9 0 percent and dismiss at 3 o'clock. Miss Bettie Brown Hanna, daughter of Mr and Mrs Park D Hanna and a nurse graduate, will move to Bryan to live with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryan City Hall
A. m
A. 5
MeSv
Tus & M
Eral Land Bank
Bettie Brown Hann
Park D. Hanna
Sealy Hospital
Ana
Eagle Printing Company Ad Seeking Clean Cotton Rags
An industrial classified note invites suppliers to bring clean cotton rags to Eagle Printing Company for use in printing operations. The ad emphasizes suitability for press work and ongoing need for material.
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Eagle Printing Company
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Harvey
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
W. S. Hanover
Wheelock
Smetana
C. F. Goen
N. C. Cole
Ewing Todd
Sam B. Pate
C. L. Moore
Aubrey Jones
Moore
O. L. Moore
Louise
Ed Graham
W. M. Arrington
0. L. Andrews
Billie
E. A. Peters
W. L. McCullough
J. E. Pate
E. A. Hensarling
Clyde Goen
Oliver
Ervin Todd
Curtis Wayne
Convinssion
Cis
Penney
Amazing
Gladstones
Gaymode
Gil
Bryan Firemen
Ann Clihe
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
W. B. Cline
Miss Cline
Aggie- Mustang
Kyle Field
J. W. Cooper
Corpus Christi
McO
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