Bryan Social Roundup Highlights Numerous Local Visits
A parade of Bryan residents and visitors fills Friday activity with Mrs. John L Hensarling and Mrs A G Neeley among Wellborn guests. Officials like W R Fairman campaign tax bills for motion picture theatres while others travel to Austin St Louis and Houston for business and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hensarling
A. G. Neeley
Wellborn
Bryan
Eagle
W. R. Fairman
Austin
Walter J. Coulter
St. Louis
Hearne
George Brandon
J. Tom Smith
Walter J. Coulter Co
Mesdames
M. J. Parker
A. B. Carr
Houston
Robert Potts
Waco
J. C. Nagle
Waco News-Tribune
Maggie Barry
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
A. & M. College
Grace Wilmot
New York
Lee Ellis Webber
Philip Sneed
Calvert
Sam Parker
J. Webb Howell
W. B. Cook
Dallas
H. Hodges
Brazos Bottom
Agnes Valenta
Loaisie Holyhee
Kurten
Ernest B. Elliott
Mexia
F. D. Fuller
Ft. Worth
A. W. Rhodes
J. M. Ross
Ed Carlle
John Beard
Edge
W. PD. Yardley
Lee Andrews
Harvey
L. C. Harrison
St. Andrews Church
H. B. Jamison
St. Davids Church
Geo. Stephan
Texas Bottlers
Call For Day Of Prayer At First Christian Church
The ladies of the First Christian church invite Bry an women to join at 4 p m Friday February 18 for a day of prayer for World wide Missions. A program of Christian mission thoughts will guide the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the First Christian Church
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week By County Clerk
County Clerk McSwain issued marriage licenses last week to C. R. Drake and Lela Jo Rogers, W. W. Cuthran and Dimple Carll, James H. Neeley and Mary McCleney, Joe Strato and Annie Messina, John Williams Halik and Pauline Deutsch, Perry Lee and Laura Ann Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSwain
C. R. Drake
Lela Jo Rogers
W. W. Cuthran
Dymple Carll
James H. Neeley
Mary McCleney
Joe Strato
Annie Messina
John Williams Halik
Pauline Deutsch
Perry Lee
Laura Ann Banks
On the first lap of real normal times in which a dollar buys a dollar
P S Mangum asserts renewed confidence in neighbors across fences states and oceans, praising unity and the return to normalcy where a dollar equals one dollar for commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Mangum
Renewing Confidence and the Path to Prosperity
An editorial on restoring public confidence after wartime disruptions. The author argues fear and price fluctuations erode trust, prompting waiting and inactivity across consumers, merchants, builders, and manufacturers. It urges regaining faith in fellow citizens, institutions, and self to seize the renewed prosperity now emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Possio
Dutse
Grand Jury for Brazos County Sworn in by Judge Davis
A Brazos County grand jury for the February term of the District Court was empaneled and sworn by Judge W. C. Davis. The panel includes C. C. Dulaney, P. L. Barron, Joe Lloyd, F. H. Pool, Joe Samples, Albert Payne, Henry Benbow, W. B. Robinson, M. B. Estes, Walter Holmes, Hugh Dowling, and J. S. Byers. The judge stressed enforcement of prohibition laws but found no basis for a liquor trafficking investigation. The second week jury list, announced by Sheriff L. E. Morehead, features N. H. McQuarter, R. A. Cooper, John P. Yeager, F. W. Smith, E. T. Benbow, J. W. Harris, G. W. McDonald, Willie Gelber, W. S. McCulloch, J. H. Nash, F. L. Webb, Adolph Sebesta, R. Z. Brower, S. F. Holiday, Forest Jones, C. H. Dixon, Charles Smith, D. Rhodes, O. H. Hopkins, Hugo Endler, L. B. Simpson, Rube McDonald, C. P. Powers, C. N. Shealy, Mike Weroski, P. W. McSwain, Walter Lawless, R. Q. Astin, D. D. Burkhalter, Albert Higgs, Thurman Smith, M. L. Crenshaw, W. J. Graham, W. A. Boyett, H. L. Hengarling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Brazos County
W. C. Davis
C. C. Dulaney
P. L. Barron
Joe Lloyd
F. H. Pool
Joe Samples
Albert Payne
Henry Benbow
W. B. Robinson
M. B. Estes
Walter Holmes
Hugh Dowling
J. S. Byers
Davis
L. E. Morehead
N. H. McQuarter
R. A. Cooper
John P. Yeager
F. W. Smith
E. T. Benbow
Organize Student Bank at Bryan High
J. A. McLain of the Federal Reserve Bank 11th District has set up a students’ branch bank at Bryan High in the mathematics department under Professor Cleveland. The bank will teach thrift and banking, with practical instruction linked to wartime methods. Sunday School Attendance totals Bryan city churches on Feb 13 with 1001 attendees and $51.02 offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McLain
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
City of
Bryan
Tree Will Baptist
Christian
Presbyterian
Methodist
First Baptist
Episcopal
Catholic
Big Corps Dance at A. and M. Saturday Night
Special to the Eagle College Station Texas February 15 another corps dance planned in the mess hall annex at A and M Saturday night The event is being prepared as a Washingtons birthday celebration though details remain undisclosed All campus and Bryan residents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Mess Hall
Washington
Committee to frame Hood's Brigade flag for state library
Speaker Thomas appointed Horton of Dallas Rountree of Brazos and Perry of Erath to frame and place the historic Hood's Brigade battle flag in the State library. The flag was presented to Texas through the legislature and received with rounds of applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Thomas
Horton
Dallas
Rountree
Brazos
Perry
Erath
Hoods
Texas
Cardul Aids Springfield Woman In Health Turnaround
Mrs. D. V. Williams of Route 6 Springfield reports severe back weakness headaches and nervous exhaustion improving after taking Cardul. She credits her husband and doctor for support and says she now feels stronger and healthier. Thousands of women have found relief and doctors approve its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
D. V. Williams
Route 6
Lawson Re elected Superintendent Of City Schools Here
The city school board met Friday afternoon with all members present except Mr. Doane. They prepared for March scholastic census and noted fifty eight trees planted on the grounds. Arabella Booker was added as teacher at the colored school. W. C. Lawson was re elected and authorized to attend the National Superintendent's meeting. The high school inspector’s report was discussed and spring term holidays set for February 22 March 2 and April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City School Board
F. L. Henderson
J.&. Doane
A. M. Waldrop
Arabella Booker
W. C. Lawson
Bryan
Dixie Theatre Fire Ravages Brownwood. Loss $30,000
N K Boyett, owner and manager of the Dixie Theatre, reported by telegram that the building and fixtures were destroyed by fire at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. The town’s estimated fire loss reached $215,000 with about $185,000 insured. A mysterious explosion in the business district sparked burglary theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Boyett
College
N. K. Boyett
Brownwood
Dixie Theatre
Celebration of Mrs Graham's 82nd Birthday Tea
Mrs L L McInnis hosted a small gathering at her home on Saturday to celebrate the eighty twond birthday of her mother Mrs C A Graham. The surprise party delighted the honoree and guests who wished her many happy returns of the day as Mrs Graham remains active and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Crenshaw
Roaring Springs
C. H. Mathis
Reliance
Bryan
T. J. Cross
Edge
M. S. Wilson
San Antonio
Frank Gardener
Marjie Gay
Houston
W. S. Wilson
John Finley
Brownwood
J. J. Choggshall
W.S. Wilson
Lee Nicke
College Avenue
H. L. Whitley
L. L. McInnis
C. &. Graham
Graham
January US cotton consumption and stocks report
The Census Bureau reports January cotton usage in the United States at 366 270 bales of lint and 23 549 bales of linters. January imports were 24 024 bales, while exports reached 606 002 bales. Stocks on hand and in public storage show large year over year declines, with lint and linters totals detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaneva
United States
Census Bureau
Revered Parker Moon Endorses Tanlac Health Restorative
The Southwest Missouri Quaker leader known as Uncle Parker Moon credits Tanlac with a dramatic revival of health after five years of nervous indigestion headaches back pain and poor sleep. He describes improved appetite sleep and energy and urges others with digestive troubles to try Tanlac. Sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and all leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Taulac
Texas
Taniac
Tanlae
Tanlac
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
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George R. Branch
Gussie
George, Jr
Teague
Emory
M. D. Jolly
South Washington Street
Mary Locke
Zack
J. E. Blaylock, Jr
J. M. Bullock
A. T. Potts
Ball
Morris
Mary Jessie Stone
Fort Worth
A. & M. Extension Service
Bryan Woman's Club
Amanda Stoltzfus
The
State University
Bryyn
Stoltzfus
T. A. Keathley
Colorado
Keathley
J. B. Sanders
Montgomery
Navasota
Frank Dial
Hugo John
East 24Th Street
Dial
R W. Persons
P. S. Park
Ernest Elliott
Lucile Haste of
A. W. Royder
West 28Th Street
J.S. Doane
Bryan Hospital
Horace Beard
J. S. Smith
W. H. Benbow
Cottonwood
B. Sbisa
W. M. Suber
B. F. Clark
G. M. Ammons
Tabor
J. L. Cobb
C. N. Brown
Bremond
Mae McAdams
H. H. Hodge
George E. Hadley
Arthur B. Ford
Millican
Ava Reese
Joe Ryle Barnett
City
Steep Hollow
Ed Hearne
W. F. Odom
W. T. Jones
Ryan
Will Raines
A.W. Shelton
H. Block
Globe Dry Goods Co
Block
G. W. Saxon
Sam Bullock
Berry Risinger
Emily Held
Franklin
Franklin Girls
Franklin Hi
Bryan Hi
John A. Held
Union Hill
A. W. Kinnard
Agricultural Department
Lee J. Rountree
Malcolm McInnis
W. A. Powers
T. A. Adams
Fairman
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Emma Boriskie
Verna Warburton
R. A. Frazier
Bessie Hooper
W. A. Des Champs
North Carolina
J. J. Pipkin
Horace P. Dansby
C. S. Jones
John A
Frank Womack
Hattie White
Port Arthur
G. C. White
Willis Wimberly
Neice
Kaline Keefer
Miss Bird Carlyle
Irene Murray
Groesbeck
J. W. Hamilton
Joe Grimes
C. R. Gardner
Gardner
W. G. Taliaferro
District Court
Nagle
J. B. Russell
Roger Anderson
Etta Peters
G. B. Butler
Howell
Alumni Association
A. and
M. College
Senate
Edgar Bullock
Lillie Bess
Sam B. Wilson
Chicago
S. O. Wade
Cameron
Edna Harris
B. T. Poole
Usurline Avenue
C. T. Smith
Conroe
Poole
Dan Connell
Madionville
James H. Webb
Caldwell
J. P. Oliver
Webb
Nobie Webb
M. D. Leden
Grand Jury
Bryan High
BIG Corps
Hood
Lawson
Miles
Rev
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