Texas Governor Sterling to Leave Office in 1932
AUSTIN Dec 13 A few weeks remain in Governor Sterling’s term as he plans private life after two terms as Texas chief executive. Mrs Miriam A Ferguson will succeed him for a second term. Sterling may resign before her inauguration to avoid inauguration tensions. Lieutenant Governor Edgar Witt could assume the governorship if needed. Kilman, a Houston journalist, joins the governor’s staff as Dougherty moves to attorney general’s office.
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Austin
R. Serling
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Sterling
Houston
Tagen
Himelf
Stirling
Ed Kilman
Kilman
Uston Post-Dispatch
King
Pat Dougherty
Dougherty
Dan Moody
Texas Capitol
Capitol
Court House
Banking Department
Senate
House
Brazos County Club Women Hear on Rural Roads to Riches
The Brazos County Federation of Clubs held a December luncheon at the Bryan Woman's Club house with Miss Mildred Horton as speaker on rural roads to riches. The program highlighted home demonstration work in Texas, including canning, wardrobe demonstrations, home industries, and the expansion of county and state organization to reach farm families.
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Brazos County
Mildred Horton
A. and M. College of Texas
R. O. Allen
Federation
Clu
Extension Service Club
W. H. Darrow
Clark
O. B. Martin
S. C. Hoyle
W. S. Howell
E. L. Williams
C. W. Simmons
Dallas
Texas
Houston
Sach
IVS
Bone Demon- Ecra
J Ust
Texas County Home Demonstration Council
County Home Demonstration Council
Texas Home Demonstration Association
College Station
Jeff Davis County
National Recreational Association
Dr. Knapp
Woman’s Club
Mesdames Inc
EF. Astin
S&s
Wany Fagie Want Ad Invites Local Business Use
The notice urges businesses to use the Wany Fagie Want Ad in daily editions as a reliable channel. It emphasizes broad readership and the ad’s ability to reach engaged local customers who frequently browse classifieds.
Women of County Rally For Good Cheer Food Drive
County home demonstration agent Miss Blanche Brown reports 214 cans of food turned in by club women for the Good Cheer supply. Prospect club contributed 90 cans with ten more promised, Tabor 100, and Mrs Lawrence Komar of Kurten sent 24 quarts. Other clubs not yet heard from.
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Blanche Brown
Prospect Club
Tabor
Lawrence Komar
Kurten
Miss Brown
Strayed mules with brand seek $5 reward in Texas
Strayed from our farm about 50 days ago two mules, one black with white neck collar marks branded H on left shoulder, the other bay mule. Both left here with long manes and tails. Reward $5 for recovery. Call W. 8. Davis Brother, Shire, Texas.
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Davis Brother
Shire
Texas
Five Year Plan Urged For Individual By Former Texas Student
Austin dispatch reports New York University professor L Hoppingarner, former University of Texas student, urges each person to craft a personal five year plan. He cites studies of ten thousand individuals showing common ambitions and stresses turning goals into orderly, actionable steps through self analysis and disciplined follow through.
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Texas University
Austin
Newman L. Hoppingarner
University of Texas
New York University
Hoopingarner
China
India
South Seas
Hoppingarner
Oppingarner
Brazos County Red Cross Drive Netted 660 58 Dollars
At the Brazos County Red Cross executive meeting chaired by C. M. Bethany, the annual roll call for 1933 reported 507.00 in memberships and 153.58 in cash donations, totaling 660.58. The county aimed for 900 members, and officials noted the strong response.
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Brazos County
Red Cross
C. M. Bethany
J. Webb Howell
Bethany
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Morris Schulman
Bryan Theaters
Brazos County couples file marriage intentions
J W Galloway and Mrs Mat tie Johnson announce intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B McGee. Alvin BE Walton and Lee Anna Anderson also file notice of marriage in Brazos County.
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J. W. Galloway
Mattie Johnson
Alvin BE. Walton
Lee Anna Anderson
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Freshman T. C. U. Co ed to spend holidays here
Miss Sarah Orth, freshman at Texas Christian University, will leave December 21 to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W A Orth in College Station. She is an honor student majoring in English, president of the Frogettes and member of the Houston Club and Women's Athletic Association.
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Bryan Dairy Fagley
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Brazos County Club
ATIEM
Weldons Corporation
Deck
Atlantic City
T. C. U. Co-Ed
Bayer
Eagle Printing Co
Bryan Daily Eagle
Eagle
City
College
College Road
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