Interrelation Body to Seek End of Brazos County Milk War
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Dairy Committee will convene a conference of dairymen to halt the price war threatening the local milk industry. County Agent Beason warned that failure to stop the war could erase years of progress. The date will be announced later as the Interrelations committee, led by President J F Casey, is formed to manage common issues in College Station and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan and Brazos County
O. 8. Johnson
J. F. Casey
Bryan
H. ©. Ferguson
L Maniloff
J. E. Stanford
W. R. McCullough
Austin
Travis B. Bryan
A Modern Interpretation of Social Functions
A. W. Kinnard reports on an address by Bishop Quin at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. The Bishop urged prosperity revival by abandoning the belief that business must drop profit motive high pressure sales and false advertising. He promoted pursuing peace and reform in business practices.
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A. W. Kinnard
Chamber of Commerce
Quin
Disciples of Business
Former Bryanite Recital Sparks Navasota Music Club
Rhodes Dunlap nephew of Mrs. Charles S. Gainer and son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunlap formerly of Bryan now of Houston was presented in recital at the Navasota Music Study Club meeting. A Rice Institute alumnus he will assist Harold Morris this spring under Rice Fine Arts. He gained recognition last year as Houston Symphony soloist and through music lectures and recitals last fall.
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Rhodes Dunlap
Charles S. Gainer
Bryan
Sam Dunlap
Houston
Navasota Music Study Club
Dunlap
Rice Institute
Harold Morris
Houston Symphony
Car Damaged In Grade Crossing Collision Near College Station
W. E. Tarpley of Taylor narrowly escaped serious injury at a railroad crossing when fog blurred his vision he turned too quickly and his car wedged on a cattleguard. He exited to signal an oncoming train but the collision did not demolish the vehicle due to its partial clearance.
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W. E. Tarpley
Taylor
Jones Crossing
College Station
Mr. Tarpley
Ex Bryan Woman Joins Blinn College English Staff
Laura Lee Bird daughter of Rev S Moylan Bird has been elected head of the English Department at Blinn Memorial College Brenham for the remainder of the school year. She holds B A and M A from the College of Industrial Arts Denton Texas State College for Women and taught previously in Brenham and at Mississippi State College for Women.
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Bryan
Laura Lee Bird
S. Moylan Bird
Blinn Memorial College of
Brenham
Brian
Miss Bird
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Henrys Wedding staged by Legion Auxiliary
Henrys Wedding, a play with 125 local amateurs and three couples exchanging vows, will be staged by the American Legion Auxiliary on February 9 and 10 at the Suellaswell Memorial Park auditorium. Miss Hazel Johnson directs for Universal Producing Company of Fairfield. The production has toured nationwide with favorable reception. features include Bewus and Belles of Grandma's Time and the Colored Brethren and Sisters of the Mystic Shrine. Cast announced later.
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Henry
American Legion Auxiliary
Suellaswell Memorial Park
Hazel Johnson
Universal Producing Company
Fairfield
Mystic Shrine
Baylor marks 10th anniversary journalism course banquet
Belton Texas January 380 for ten years Baylor College has run a journalism department Alpha Epsilon Theta Sigma Phi members celebrated with a banquet. Speakers included Mildred Beavers Cobb former Beaumont Enterprise editor and Ailese Parten Baylor instructor. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree Bryan Eagle publisher and Mrs. Cobb were initiated into Alpha Epsilon chapter.
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Baylor
Bryan
Belton
Baylor College
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Theta Sigma Phi
Fraternity For Women In Journalism
Mildred Beavers Cobb
The
Beaumont Enterprise
Ailese Parten
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Cobb
C. C. Secretary J. FE. Stanford Named Chamber Secretary
J. FE Stanford retired Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce president and named secretary to replace W. R. McCullough who resigned to attend personal business. The board formed a committee to fill the vacancy with J. Casey YT Walton J Webb Howell RB Karper W J Coulter and O S Johnson. Stanford’s background includes Texas A and M Extension Service East Texas Chamber of Commerce agricultural director and Texas editor of Southern Agriculturist in Nashville. He accepted to stay in Texas and Bryan.
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J. FE. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
R. B. Karper
W. J. Coulter
O. S. Johnson
Stanford
Chamber of Commerce
Extension Service of
Texas A
M. College
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Southern Agriculturist
Nashvillee
Bryan
Nashville
Fire at Caldwell Causes Loss of Five Thousand Dollars
Fire at Caldwell Sunday morning caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Two buildings were practically destroyed and another badly damaged, with partial insurance coverage. Fire started around 3 am in the Jerke Munson barbershop and undertaking establishment. origin undetermined. Buildings owned by Munson and Jannette sustained losses. occupants included a grist mill, a restaurant lodge hall, a grocery, and a meat market.
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Caldwell
Jerke Munson
Munson
Fritz Lahde
Cash Box Taken At Bryan Bus Station Crime
The Bryan and College Bus Company station in Bryan was burglarized Thursday night. Approximately $15 in cash and tokens were taken from a metal cash box broken open, later found at the rear of the station. Driver G Carson had left his box at the station and returned to find the office entered. Police suspect a person familiar with the driver’s schedule.
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Bryan
Bryan and College Bus Company
Eugene Edge
G. Carson
Child Health Conference To Be Held In Austin
The Conference on Child Health and Protection will take place in Austin February 9 to 11 with Dean T. H. Shelby of the UT Division of Extension chairing the steering committee. Four general committees have prepared plans over the past year in cooperation with welfare agencies and institutions statewide. Active participants include Miss Jeanie Pinckney, co chairwoman of the steering committee.
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Austin
Texas
T. H. Shelby
University of Texas Division of Extension
Dean Shelby
Jeanie Pinckney
Officers Chosen For New Year By City Federation
Bryan City Federation of churches met at First Presbyterian church on a Monday afternoon with president Mrs. Jack Bullard presiding. A largely attending rep from all Protestant churches thanked by Mrs. Bullard. decision made to sponsor a Daily Vacation Bible School this summer. Mrs. J. E. Bledsoe chosen as...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan City
Federation of Churches of Bryan
J. E. Bledsoe
First Christian Church
Judge Ed R. Kone Dies. Austin Corpora tion Court Leader
Ed R. Kone 84 longtime Austin judge died Monday in Austin after serving as a commissioner of agriculture earlier. Funeral was 4:30 p.m. today at First Methodist with Rev. Wirgit Fisher officiating. Survived by wife Lucinda H. Kane and four daughters in Goliad, San Marcos, Nashville, and Austin. Born March 15, 1848 between Plantersville and Montgomery counties, he lived in Austin and San Marcos for 60 years.
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Austin
Ed R. Kone
Austin Corporation Court
Wirgit Fisher
First Methodist Church
Nashville, Tenn
Louis Davis
Plantersville
Grimes County
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Texas
San Marcos
Alleged Forgery Suspect Held on Five Counts
Jown Jenkins, a Black man, faced five forgery charges after allegedly obtaining $72. He was held to the grand jury by Justice J. T. Mc Gee on Monday afternoon. Bond was set at $200 per case, but not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown Jenkins
J. T. McGee
Red Cross Field Worker to Visit Brazos County Chapter
Miss Lula H Severs representative from the National American Red Cross Washington D C arrives in Bryan from the Midwestern Branch St Louis Mo for an official visit to the Brazos county chapter. She will stay over the weekend meeting the executive committee and department workers. Junior Red Cross teachers meet her at City Hall Saturday at 2 pm for conference and instruction. She has been the official visitor to Brazos and other Texas chapters for several years.
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Lula H. Severs
National American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Bryan
St. Louis
Brazos County
Miss Severs
Bryain
W. E. Neeley
Funeral Service At Cleburne for Mrs N C Holcolm
Mrs Sara Elizabeth Holcolm age 41 11 21 died January 31 at the family home. Her body was sent to Cleburne for interment with funeral services set at 3 o clock in Cleburne cemetery. She was active in Eastern Star and First Baptist Bryan and is survived by her husband two sons a daughter and several siblings. Pallbearers named include J E Scott E D Gathin and Judge O O Crisman.
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Sara Elizabeth Holcolm
N. C. Holcolm
College Park
McCulloch- Dansby Co
Southern Pacific
Cleburne
Cleburne Cemetery
D. Culpepper
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Eastern Star
C. N. Holcolm
Alfred D
Ernest J. Holcolm
C. B. Marshall
Silsbee
Charles Chambers
Perry Chambers
Dallas
W. A. Chambers
Delcon
Marie Chambers
el Paso
Clejburne
J. E. Scott
E. D. Gathin
John James
O. O. Crisman
D. B. Ferguson
Hiram Hodge
Bowie Elementary Students Hear Dr. Elrod Address
Dr. L B Elrod pastor of First Methodist church spoke to Bowie elementary students at 8 15 Monday morning during assembly period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Bowie
County officials' salaries slashed in January cost-cutting drive
The county commissioners court reports January checks show widespread pay and expense reductions expected to save over 5800 for the year. Salaries for the county judge and commissioners were reduced, along with sheriffs clerks district officials and agents, plus cuts in clerical pay, janitorial, health and utilities. The road crew pay was trimmed, yielding a total department saving of 1320. Court members listed as A S McSwain Guy F Boyett R Pat Patterson Fred Wehrman Will Conrad.
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County Commissioners Court
Court House
Prisoners Board
A. S. McSwain
Guy F. Boyett
R. Pat Patterson
Fred Wehrman
Will Conrad
Sub-Irrigation Talk At Prospect Club Meeting
Mrs. P. K. Trant spoke on sub-irrigation at a Prospect club cutting-bed demonstration at her home Friday afternoon. She called sub-irrigation a time saver and noted it aligns with bulletin M. S. 130 from Miss Blanche Brown’s home demonstration office. After routine business, attendees played a guessing game. Miss Ruby Sheffield won tulip seed for the high score. Present were Mrs. Ancel Duncan, Mrs. Steele McDonald, Mrs. J. E. Wilson, Mrs. D. J. McDonald, Miss Ozelle McDonald, Miss Ruby Sheffield, and Mrs. O. K. Trant.
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Prospect Club
P. K. Trant
Ruby Sheffield
Ancel Duncan
Steele McDonald
J. E. Wilson
D. J. McDonald
Ozelle McDonald
O. K. Trant
Club Organized Friday by Women Of Steeles Store
Fifteen Steele's Store women met at Mrs. Ross Bonano's home on Friday afternoon January 27 and formed a Women's Home Demonstration Club. Officers elected were Ross Bonano president T M Angona vice president Monroe Gandy secretary treasurer and F L Cash reporter. Miss Blanche Brown explained duties of officers and club work. Members enrolled include Mrs. Bonano Angona Gandy Noto Cash Depuma Court Otten Scarmarde Roy Robinson Perrone Pollock De Stefano Salvaggio Haddox and others. The next meeting is scheduled February 14 at Mrs. Perrone's home.
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Steele’s Store
Ross Bonano
T. M Angona
Monroe Gandy
FL. Cash
Blanche Brown
T. M. Angona
Chas. Noto
F. L. Cash
J. J. Depuma
Lena Court
T. M. Otten
L. P. Scarmarde
Roy Robinson
J. M. Perrone
O. T. Pollock
Chas. DeStefano
Ouida Salvaggio
Bob Haddox
Feed Warehouse Razed by Early Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the feed warehouse of Hensar ling and Patranella in northern Bryan around 1 40 a m Tuesday. Firefighters arrived too late to save the building which held little corn and hay. a carload of hay on the adjacent track suffered about half damage.
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Hensarling
Patranella
Bryan
Schools Get Tax Money From Renewed Loan
Bryan city commissioners in a called meeting transferred 8 250 in tax money to the city schools. Earlier the city advanced 12 000 to balance the budget. a new note replaces the loan, so the advance remains in effect and taxes will cover it.
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Bryan
Kurten Woman Donates Food To Good Cheer Pantry
Mrs. L. Komer of Kurten brought 24 quart cans to Bryan for Good Cheer. Eight quarts each of greens peas and black eyed peas, with 1180 cans in her Kurten pantry. She says the low mood hasn’t hit them and plans to share with others.
Endorsement Voted For Walton as Secretary of Agriculture
Texas solons back a resolution endorsing Dr. T. C. Walton of Texas A and M for secretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt cabinet. The measure, introduced in the House by Rep. George Butler and supported by Rep. A. B. Tarwater, passed both House and Senate as a southern favorable choice.
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T. O. Walton
Texas A. and
M. College
Roosevelt
Texas House of Representatives
Austin
T. C. Walton
House
Senate
Walton
Shu
Scrap Ends in Cutting After Dog Dispute
Lindsay of Reliance surrendered to Deputy Sheriff CG Baker on Saturday night admitting he stabbed neighbor Sam Yeager during a dog related argument. Yeager received first aid at Bryan hospital then returned home. Lindsay was released on a $200 bond and charged with aggravated assault. The men were neighbors and old friends tied to a fox hunt.
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Lindsay
Reliance
CG Baker
Sam Yeager
Yeager
Bryan
Back to Farm Advice Touts Home Ownership Sign
Brazos county negro agent H K Hornsberry led an orchard cultivation demo at Hammond Robertson County. Pruning and spraying for peach twig borers were shown while a new “back to the farm” sign promoted home ownership and farm fuel among county agricultural staff and Pratt View College officials.
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H. K. Hornsberry
Negro County
Brazos County
Hammond
Robertson County
Pratt View College
Commissioners Court
Denes
Hones
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Bus Company
Grimes
Joanna Xenos
Chicago
Associated Press
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Bowie School
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Women of Steeles Store
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