Rural Rehabilitation Plans in Jim Wells Co
A federal rural rehabilitation program moves through Jim Wells County near Alice with four projects. Supervisor Charles Peterson leads work to set up about 40 farms using 80 acres per unit, each with a house barn and essential livestock. Sites include the Harry Mosser, C A Austin, O F Scharnberg and J B Hobbs farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Jim Wells
Charlesbertson
Ich
Harry Mosser
C. A. Austin
O. F. Scharnberg
J.8. Hobbs
Robertson
Southwest Auto Show Set for Dallas February 9 to 12
The Southwestern Automobile Show will run in Dallas from February 9 to 12, where 1935 passenger cars and trucks will be displayed by motor manufacturers. The Dallas Automotive Trades Association invites the public to a free showing, with hundreds of high school boys to be guided by an official conductor explaining exhibit features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Automotive Trades Association
Southwest
Bryan Dominos Grid Team Sets 1940 Schedule
Bryan High and district rivals map the 1940 grid slate after a district meeting in Waco. Bryan opens with non firm sites, plans Cor na in Corsicana September 27, Temple October 11, Cleburne October 18, Waxahachie October 25, Hillsboro November 8, and the Corsicana game on November 1 remains tentative as non district games fill in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Roncos
Bryan
S. M. Brown
Waco
A. E
Pete” Jones
Corna
Corsicana
Tem- Baie Temple
Cleburne Ryan
Waxahachie
Van
Hillsboro
Exhibit Student Work At A M In Lobby Of Library
The first in a series of semiannual architecture exhibits at A M College will hang in the college library lobby from Feb 6 to Feb 12. The display features water color charcoal pen and ink and pencil works by M D Lovett J A Worley EB Mattingly G L Harris A A Neuner A D Winters J C Allen H B Covington P K Walker M Ortiz C E Staudt H R Waugh E Nichols and J C Blasingame, plus architectural presentations by F Martin and L A Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Architecture
A. and M. College
College
M. D. Lovett
J. A. Worley
EB. Mattingly
G. L. Harris
A. A. Neuner
A. D
Student compares Texas three major state schools
Miss Jean Landstedt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Landstedt of College Station is highlighted in a Denton newspaper article. She attended Texas University, A and M College, and is a student at C. S. A. She notes little difference among the schools and expresses happiness at C. S. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.la
Denton
Jean Sandstedt
C. Endstedt
College Station
Miss Nostedt
Texas University
M. College
Texas School For
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
Mrs. Helen Peverly Barnett and Mrs. Mattie Peverly Flowers of San Antonio visit Bryan with brother Wallace Peverly new Grant Lumber manager. Friends welcome the Peverlys and their brothers Wallace and Harry Jr. Peverly. Miss Leila Griffin recovers from illness not flu. The Frame brothers of Houston return after attending their father Tom W. Frame’s death by house fire near Edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Peverly Barnett
Mattie Peverly Flowers
San Antonio
Bryan
Wallace Peverely
Grant Lumber Company
Flowers
Barnett
Wallace
Harry Peverly, Jr
Brazos County
Leila Griffin
Miss Griffin
W. T. Frame
Houston
Tom W. Frame
Edge
J. D. Jones
Harvey
R. S
Dick” Miller
Waco
W. A. Withers
East 30Th Street
Mr. Miller
McLennan County
South Central Texas
L. W. Koehl
Edge Apartments
J. J. Pipkin
Louise Pipkin
Tom Frame
Cliff
Louis Terrell Corgy
J. T. Griffin
Harry McDonald
A. C. Dowell
H. M. Free
Normangee
Charley Wymola
Tabor
Frank Wymola
Homer Barnett
Emmett Barnett
Arthur Barnett
M. A. Barnett
Ernest Moore
E. J. Payne
Eunice Mae Hill
A. and
M. College
W. C. Hill
George Outlaw
Mr. Frame
Frank Rosier
Edith Payne
Mattie Wilson
Rev. Wiley
Willie Boatvallie
Rube McDonald
Ethel Duncan
Car extra good Kentucky ear corn on the track
Real seed corn. Phone 235, or see Hensarling and Patranella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Hensarling
Patranella
Escapes Insane Asylum Member Returns
John Cann who escaped from the State insane asylum at Austin was picked up here and returned there late Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cann
Austin
Fat Stock Show Opens March 2 in Houston with Record Entries
The Fat Stock Show in Houston opens March 2 as Society Night with a grand horse show and music from 10 000 vocational students. Entries in breeding and fat stock exceed last year with exhibitors up to 1200 miles away. Premiums up 70 percent. entries close February 16. The event strengthens Gulf coast cattle markets as Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association meets March 12 13 and 14. President Sartwelle notes potential livestock totals rivaling previous shows combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gulf Coast States
Chicago
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Gulf Coast
Mississippi River
J. W. Sartwelle
West Point Dinner Plans Set for March 16 in San Antonio
The annual West Point dinner for local graduates is being prepared in San Antonio with a tentative date of Saturday March 16 1935. West Pointers nationwide and in foreign garrisons will gather by the traditional custom. Last year’s San Antonio dinner drew record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
San Antonio
United States Military Academy
United States
Public Health Activities For Brazos County 1934 Report
Brazos County health board met to review 1934 work including 914 home visits 276 school visits 1082 immunizations and 234 births. Financials showed receipts 2261.50 disbursements 2288.56 with a year end balance of 1.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
County Health Board
City
Schick
Wilkerson Clinic
Bryan Hospital
State
School For
State Hospital For
State Psychopathic Hospital
County Commissioners
City Commissioners
Good Cheer Board
American Legion Fair
State Medical Board
Bryan
Steele’s
United State Public Health Service
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Texas Interracial Commission
Social Service Committee
Child Health and Protection
Austin
Prairie View
State Organization of Public Health Nursing
Galveston
Texas Public Health Association
Abilene
Graduate Nurses’ Association
New Orleans
City of Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Dee
A. S. McSwain
Bryan shoppers include Bedias couple J T Corley
Mr and Mrs J T Corley of Bedias were seen shopping in Bryan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Corley
Bedias
Bryan
George Jones of Reliance in Bryan Monday
George Jones of Reliance was seen in Bryan Monday afternoon, according to local observers. The sighting adds to rumors of travel between towns and possible engagements in regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Reliance
Bryan
Terracing and 4-H Plans Highlight Brazos County Clubs
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club activities emphasize terracing for soil moisture and farm efficiency. County Agent C L Benson urges pre crop work with lines left for summer terrace building. George Conway plans committees to link club work with local farm enterprises and AAA progress. A terracing demonstration by C J Watts and County Agent notes arouse student interest, while 4-H card updates and a tufted bedspread demo are announced along with a plant exchange activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conway
Bowman 4-H
AAA
George
E. J. Watts
Smetana School
C. L. Benson
Edge 4-H Club Girls Elect Officers
The Edge 4-H Club girls elected officers: Margaret Chytil president Inez Broadus vice president Mayme Griffin secretary treasurer Viola Murphy yell leader Mary Ruth Davidson reporter Helen Wymola bedroom demonstrator Margaret Chytil yard demonstrator Dorothy Chytil garden demonstrator. Members present included Margaret Chytil Inez Broadus Mayme Griffin Viola Murphy Helen Wymola Mary Ruth Davidson Ozell Murphy Ruby Holliday and Doris Marie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Edge 4-H Club
Margaret Chytil
Inez Broadus
Mayme Griffin
Viola Murphy
Yell
Mary Ruth Davidson
Helen Wymola
Yard
Dorothy Chytil
Garden
Ozell Murphy
Ruby Holliday
Doris Marie Wilson
Pattern Demonstration At Tabor Club Leads Shrub Planting Plans
The Tabor Woman's Club drew its largest attendance on February 4 at Mrs. Will Presnal's home where Miss Eula Henry demonstrated wardrobe patterns with help from Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Alma Metcalfe. The group will meet on the third Monday to plant shrubs at the Presnals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor Woman’s Club
Will Presnal
Eula Henry
Alma Metcalfe
Mesdames Alma Metcalfe
M. E. Thompson
R. A. Cooper
Roland Crenshaw
Tom
Amoma Class Meets At Church Thursday Evening
Members of the Amoma class of the College Avenue Baptist Sunday school held a business meeting at the church Thursday at 6 o clock. After the session refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs Lamar Carre teacher Mrs M H Jones and several Misses including Bonnie Walker Marjorie Nelson Irene Thompson Veatrice Fitts Ollie Ruth Shaw Ina Mae Price Orpah Langley Ada Cheatham and Ruth DeHart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
College Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Lamar Carre
M. H. Jones
Bonnie Walker
Marjorie Nelson
Irene Thompson
Veatrice Fitts
Ollie Ruth Shaw
Ina Mae Price
Orpah Langley
Ada Cheatham
Ruth DeHart
Community notices and visits in Kings Highway area
Weekend visits include Mr. and Mrs. Nash and relatives in Houston. Local church attendance, school illnesses, and family news appear. Lena Novosad returns to Sam Houston Teachers College Huntsville. Billie Wayne born to Mr. and Mrs. Kopetsky. a birthday dinner for Clyde Bound and Bettie Nash. a community party and an upcoming play The Wild Flower of the Hills on Feb 15 with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hauptfleisch
G. A. Nash
Roy Lewis
J. M. Smith
Houston
F. L. Mangis
Edge
M. Cargey
D. R. Melton
Hearne
Lena Novosad
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
C. L. Novosad
A. C. Novosad
Mairs
Edwin
Lewis Kopetsky
Billie Wayne
Clyde C. Bound
Bettie May Nash
Weather and community notes from a rural Texas paper
The column reports on a cloudy morning with sun around 1 pm and a groundhog day highlight. It notes a fatal house fire that claimed Tom Frame’s life, a sewing circle gathering, attendance at church services, and multiple visits among local families. Also mentions illness, a funeral, and a newborn girl.
Local School News and Community Visitors Report
The eighth and ninth grade pupils held a class party hosted by Miss Clara Jane Chytil. S. P. Moore is real sick. County agent Alma Meicaife organized a girls club with eleven members. Visitors from Hearne and Mecca attended church and family gatherings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother Robison of
Hearne
F. W. Rychick
Grandma Robison
Marriage Licenses Issued to Alvin Warren and Miss Eldridge
Victor Todaro and Miss Minnie Scarpinto also received marriage licenses in a local civil records brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Warren
Miss Eldridge
Victor Todaro
Minnie Scarpinto
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Southwest Auto Show
Hi Team
A-M
Orgain
Fort Worth
Edythe Black
Nina Whittington
Yoakum
Frances Hutchings
Mary Jarvis
Texas Christian University
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
E. A. Peters
M. R. Bentley
Extension Service
Bowman Club Work
Government Farm
C. Hohn
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Council
Edge 4-H
Co. A. B
Eden Mill & Feed CO
Kings Highway
First National Bank
V. Rychlik
Albert Rettlik
Bob Parker
Mecca
New
K Wolens Sweet —“Store
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