National Defense Discussed by Arty Officer at DAR Meeting
Free Scott Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met with sixteen members. Capt. T. C. Harry spoke on Our National Defense amid world tensions. Two concrete markers will mark historic Brazos spots the Harvey Mitchell cedar and a Nav asosa river sycamore, funded by the chapter and W. A. Orth of A and M College. The markers will bear bronze tablets detailing the trees’ history. A Washington’s Birthday ceremony will plant twelve live oaks around the City Municipal building, with Mrs. G. S. Fraps representing the chapter at the Washington, D. C. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Scott Chapter
Theaughters of the American Revolution
W. S. Howell
Ralph Howell
G. S. Fraps
T. C. Harry
Harry
Times
Brazos County
William Scott Chanter
Ferguson Springs
Navasota River
Bryan
Joseph Ferguson
R. E. B. Baylor
Baylor University
Old Boonville
Col
Harvey Mitchell
Boonville
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Millican
City
Nation
Washington, D. C
Walter Wipprecht
R. F. Balthis
C. N. Shepardson
S. L. Boatwight
A. M. Waldrop
Ida Kernodle
J. L. Brock
W. C. Tinus
New York City
J. F. Fudge
Higgins speaks for women in business and politics at PR dinner
Miss Higgins, director general, described how Women’s clubs shaped the modern professional woman, noting better status, unemployment aid from a 60 000 member national group, and expansion into politics. Local leaders and organizations attended as guests of honor. The event featured a public relations dinner with Aggieland Orchestra and plans for annual future dinners.
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Miss Higgins
Mise Higgins
M. R. Bentley
Lee J. Rountree
Bentley
Rountree
E. T. Murphy
Livingston
Gordon M. Burns
Hivateville
Bentley Aso
Evelyn Grace
Glu
Committees Plan Bicentennial here and airport lease discussion
The city committees meet to mark the Washington Bicentennial on February 22 with Mrs. W S Howell to talk plans and general cooperation sought from business leaders and residents. A survey of Brazos county is released to press. copies available by contacting Secretary W R McCullough. A 6th district East Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for Friday in Navasota at 2 pm. all directors urged to attend. A land lease request for airport use is referred to the City Development committee. Committee rosters announced with chairmen of Finance and Membership, Trade Extension, City Development, Entertainment, and Legislative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Martin
Texas A. and
M. College
W. A. Duncan
Aggieland Orchestra
Toastminster
Washington
W. S. Howell
Brazos County
W. R. McCullough
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Navasota
J. Chancie Kernale
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
N. A. Stewart
I. Maniloff
Dan Russell
James Sullivan
F. C. Bolton
Ed S. Martin
E. E B. Yeager
E. R. Bryant
W. F. Gelber
S. G. Bailey
H. T. Schovassa
Wm. Wimberly
D. L. Wilson
Tyler Haswell
Forrest Jones
R. G. Williams
W. S. McCulloch
W. S. Higgs
J. F. Casey
W. S. Barron
J. 8. Caldwell
Oak McKenzie
Luke Patronella
Names of committees and directors listed in meeting notes
The document lists educational, fire prevention, highway, public health, and publicity committee chairs with members including Jno M Lawrence and W S Howell, plus several women and physicians. Directors present at the morning session include Geo A Adams J S Galdwell J F Casey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Rountree
Jno
Leadership urged to fix crises in election year
Speaker Mr. Alexander urged visionary leaders in homes and nations to overcome a current crisis. He warned that selfish vision harms progress and stressed the need for international leaders during election year. The program included trombone solos by Cadet Rizzatto and vocal numbers by Cadet Young. Lions heard from F A Fenton and noted a Community Club meeting at the Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Allen Academy
Lion Miller
Rizzatto
Cadet Young
Maudelle Wiley
Lion R.A. McDaniel
F. A. Fenton
Sweetwater
Montgomery Ward
Lion McDaniel
Lion R. Henry Harrison
Smetana
Episcopal Parish
M. B. Parker
Lions
R. Henry Harrison, Jr
R. A. McDaniel
W. E. Wimberly
Charles H. Edge
Mit Dansby
C. B. Holzman
J. C. Goldsmith
M. E. Adams
C. N. Wyatt
Luke Patronella
Sankey Park
R. V. Armstrong
Lamar Jones
Madison Bell
Morris Schul
Russia Reconstruction and World War Aftermath Discussed
Professor Halperin outlined Russia’s prewar conditions, wartime looting by Germany, and postwar nationalization as part of a plan toward independence. He doubted significant Russian role in Sino Japanese tensions, noting leaders focus on reconstruction. The luncheon was chaired by A M Waldrop with many attendees listed.
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Halperin
Russia
Germany
A. M. Waldrop
Roy S. Hollomon
J. H. Evetts
Corsicana
W. I. McCulloch
Dutch” Hohn
Brenham
C. L. Benson
Jno
W. Black
E. P. Black
C. 8. Beckwith
Amos Ball
F. R. Canady
D. W. Carlton
W. B. Cline
J. F. Casey
J. S
List of Individuals Associated with the Case or Item
The text enumerates Reynolds D H Reid C N Shep ardson Henry T Schovassa J E Stanford James Sullivan C C Todd D L Wilson A M Wal drop J C Webb Jno L Whorton as named persons linked to the historical notice.
Pioneer Woman Haneman Rites Held In Bryan
Mrs. S E Haneman died at 83 after a long life beginning in Alabama and moving to Millican Brazos County. She widow of Albert Haneman left five children surviving Ruth Batte Mary Shelburne Sallie Reynolds Inez Reed and Albert Haneman Jr. Funeral Thursday at 10 from J L Batte residence with Rev Ed J Harris and Rev Roy Holloman officiating. Interment at old Boonville cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Relatives and friends gathered for the service.
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Brazos County
Albert Haneman
Millican
Old Boonville
Bryan
S. E. Haneman
Ruth Haneman Batte
Mary H. Shelburne
Sallie H. Reynolds
Inez H. Reed
Marlin
College Station
J. L. Batte
Ed J. Harris
First Methodist Church
Roy S. Holloman
College Avenue Baptist Church
E. W. Crenshaw
F. L. Cavitt
N. A. Stewart
Er. J. Jenkins
J. D. Martin
Locke McNeeley
Robert Gatlin
Somerville
J. G. MecHaney
Mart
Edwin Falvey
Houston
L. J. DuPuy
Jack Shelburne
John Reed
Albert Haneman, Jr
Austin
Lillie Whitaker
Onie Goodrich
Inez Reed
Tentative Choice of Inspectors for Tick Eradication Campaign
Federal agents will supervise the tick eradication effort in Brazos County. Plans name Grady Hanover and others as local inspectors, with appointments coming from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. E. M. Sprott will assist, based in Bryan, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
C. W. Brown
United States Department of Agriculture
Grady Hanover
W. R
Doc) Cross
Ben Francis
Max Buchanan
W. D. Mills
Aubrey Jones
Douglas Peters
Jim H. Jones
Bob Siegert
C. C. Vick
John McCullouch
Jim
E. M. Sprott
Brazos County 4 H Club Seeks Livestock and Home Plan Prizes
Brazos County 4 H members are urged to enroll as Live at Home demonstrators under the A and M Farm Plan. The Lions Club offers a $50 prize for the top 1932 record. Readiness to cooperate grows as county agents share farm to home improvements and record keeping. An exchange of fruit trees and vines occurred at the Kings Highway Women’s Home Demonstration club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Trios. E. Wilson Packing Company
Lions Club
Kings Highway
King's Highway 4-H Club Meets for Yard Planning
The Wide-a-Wake 4-H girls met February 1 at King's Highway with Miss Brown to plan foundation plantings and screening for a yard. Lena Novosad was named club leader for the recreational program. County health nurse Edna Abbott Shelton examined local schoolchildren. Several residents and families, including the Novosads and Wentereeks, visited relatives and shared meals during the weekend. Joe Evelyn Windsor is ill, and best wishes were sent for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
Miss Brown
Lena Novosad
Edna Abbott Shelton
Club Women
C. L. Novosad
C. L. Benson
Beason
George McDonald
Bryan Boy Serves as Charge d'Affaires in Paris
William S. Howell Jr., son of W. S. Howell, acts as charge d affaires in Paris while Ambassador Edge is away. The note mentions Will Rogers and a large cat metaphorically, with incidental reference to the Bryan boy.
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Paris
France
Bryan
William S. Howell, Jr
W. S. Howell
Ambassador Edge
Mr. Howell
Will Rogers
Ambassador Edge sparks rumors of London posting
An offhand remark by Ambassador Edge during a dinner speech sparked talk of him possibly taking the London post. News reached the French Foreign Office and the American Embassy denied any definite plans, noting Edge will sail Feb 3 aboard the Europa for a brief U.S. visit before returning to Paris.
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Edge
Rogers
Mr. Edge
London
Mr. Dawes
France
America
Will
Europa
United States
Paris
New York
Washington
New Jersey
Friendship Bible Class Meets at Thurmond Home
The Friendship Bible class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly meeting at the Thurmond home with 28 members present and Mrs. Robert Rhodes presiding as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rhodes
Friendship Bible Class
The
First Baptist Church
Friendship Sister plan aids Bryan class community outreach
A Bryan class held an eight oclock social meeting at home to plan clothing and household support for two needy families. The program featured a “Friendship Sister” initiative started in January, with each member paired to secretly care for another. A moving picture on home electrification by Mr Thurmond highlighted farm life improvements, followed by games and chocolate fudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Bryan
Rip
Thurmond
Agricultural Engineering — Ment
M. College
Milton Lee
F. Paultin
L. P. Newton
Roy W. Nunn
Henry Rhode
Emory Smith
C. W. Simmons
Ross Tobias
Guy T. Charley Ball
N. R. Smith
H. Smith
Sterling Evans
Miltonson
Henry Wheeles
Wheeles
B. T. Yeager
M. FP. Crawford
Victor Harris
W. P. Graham
Fred Hale
Sid Perry
Albert Buchanan
Kent County backs Hunter candidacy for Governor
Kent county Democratic organizers held a crowded meeting at the Tabernacle auditorium in Jayton to rally support for Tom F. Hunter's gubernatorial bid. Every precinct pledged loyalty to Hunter's candidacy in the organized effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Tom F. Hunter
Texas
Hunter
Tabernacle Auditorium
Jayton
Oil Royalty Case Set For March In Texas Courts
A state case against the Gan County Purchasing Co over royalties paid to the University of Texas is scheduled for March 4 in Travis County district court. The dispute concerns royalties from oil produced anywhere in Bi county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Gan County Purchasing Co
University of Texas
Bi County
Travis County
Texas Press Association Program Committee Meeting`
The program committee of the Texas Press Association will meet Saturday in Waco for the annual program. Members include R L Scott of DeLeon president of the Texas Press Union R F Higgs lieutenant chairman of the weekly division John E Cooke yon dale Jack Hawkins of Mount Vernon DeVall Jr Charlie DeVall of Mount Vernon and Sam Harben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Press Association
Waco
R. L. Scott
DeLeon
Prident
The
Texas Press Union
R. F. Higgs
John E. Cooke Yondale
Jack Hawkins
Charlie DeVall, Jr
Mount Vernon
Sam Harben
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National Defense
DAR
T.C.U
Garistine Ackers
Doris Hincms
Dorordd S'corr
Natalie Colline
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Christine Ackers
Abilene
Doris Higgins
Dorothy Scott
Cleburne
Natalie Collins
Mathis
Blanche Brown
Farm Records
Bryan Boy
D’ Affairs
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