Non-Club Women Discuss Food Budget At West Event
At Mire Brodie McDonald’s home on Friday afternoon the Proes pect Home Demonstration group gathered to learn food budgeting from Mire Pian the Brown. She described essential nutrients and daily servings, including butter and vegetables, while limiting meat and extras. Two new members attended, Miss Ruby Shefield and Mrs D J McDonald, joining existing members for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Brodie McDonald
Mire Pian the Brown
Cam
Jaxterest
Umeeting
Ruby Shefield
D. J. McDonzil
Texas Cattlemen to Convene 57th Fort Worth Meeting
The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association will hold its 57th annual convention in Fort Worth on March 14 15 and 16. President Dolph Briscoe of Uvalde urges cattlemen to attend, promising a program with state and national speakers addressing the industry’s current conditions and recovery steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Fort Worth
Ar- Seneiens Caspan
Genere
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Fort
Eastern Star Members Welcome Visiting Dignitaries in Bryan
The Bryan Eastern Star chapter hosted visiting grand officers including Mrs. Nettie Mayes, Mrs. Mary Ellen Schovering, Mrs. Jah Jones, and others from Houston and Hempstead. Mrs. McCullough delivered welcoming remarks as the visitors arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten
Grene Quatron
Ketheryn Wilcox
Houston
Dirit Big
Nettie Mayes
Fulvhear
Grand Examiner-Et-Lerre
Mary Ellen Schoveriing
Siagston
Grend
Myx Cogetance Pietech
CaVert
McCullough
Thv
Bryan
All Joes
Eastern Star
Chpter
Dena Carnes
Bébiah Jones
Hem Pre
ES Aiksors
Steven
Norme D, Allen
Special Agent James Lies Vision of Local Career
Special Agent James ties to local business history as a salesman for Brazos Mutus and Lone Star company before being named Special agent this week. He is active in Bryan and Brazos County civic groups and serves on church and chamber boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eslesman
Imeurante
Brazos Mutus
Lone Star Company
Wes
Bryan
James
Foret Methodist Church
Bryan and Brazos County
Fragmentary Local Notice With Obscure Names
A damaged OCR item lists scattered names such as Fite FE Yeas and Boer A%pen along with references to a lodge building and an event tonight at a point in time. The legible text hints at a meeting or gathering after a stated hour, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousier
Bonner
Spee
Bement
Aime
D. Aen
Sherine Teed
Momgemery
Ant Mere
Lee J. Boumpee
Bryan
Madisonville Chamber hears optimistic talk on growth and cooperation
Attendees from Bryan and College Station and Houston gathered as speakers praised local development efforts. Judge Menefee urged replacing pessimism with hope while praising the Chamber of Commerce for aiding business. Evens lamented a stalled talk by Col Ike Ashburn due to bereavement and highlighted tariffs and Houston's influence on local farming and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Chamber of Commerce
Evens
Ike Ashburn
Madison County Women Hold Notable Turkey Dinner
A civicLeague turkey dinner drew wide attendance as Mrs A Turner and many local women served, listing numerous households and guests. The event showcased craft displays, planned contests, and preliminary notes on cotton industry scholarships and college activities involving Prof Mogford and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Madison County
Menny A. Turner
Thompson
E Burti
A. McCormick
BM O Brien
D. Maral
D. Marshall
V. J Warren
Dr. Jax
A. McKay
A. Sentiel
End Wire Mitton Brownlee
Oncar Boward
Harvey B. Turner
A. BH. Menefee
W. . Bookman
Hugh K. Purcell
Momic Bulleré
J. XK. Ramer
J .K. Ramey
M. Brownlee
JL. Cleeve
Letty Cleeve
J L Pummil
Mere J. L. Pommil
C L. Meiner
Herman Howard
Meow & & Biewten
J. J. Brockway
Bix
Mere MM. Wreoorh
B. Bardelph
J. A. McKay
E. Parten
J. A. Enigth
WX. Coleman
T. EB. Wacer
Ed Traylor
Mere. T
Burltie Om
Zacqueline Burtix
Mary Cleeve
K. L. Bardy
L. A Wakeheld
J. L. Cooper
G. B. Bearduliph
T. A. Byers
CL. Meiver
J. Il. Beopdwey
Casey Fannin
Mr and Mire
Rey Fannin
Joe J. Ward
Marten Siemdier
Marten Siemdier W WF Ethem
TB Vane
Bowsré
Seeford
Tdi
Joe
FE Paces
Aera
Schat
Bova
T. Il
Hoesen
Seven Tikes
Radielle
Ark
Ela Perel
Cotton Ball and Pageant Planned at Texas College
A detailed plan for the Cotton Ball and Pageant at the Texas college outlines a three part program in the mess hall on April 7 with Mrs Curtis Vinson as chairman. The event includes a bridge tournament on March 2 to raise funds and features guests from Texas cotton circles and leaders in agriculture including W L Clayton of Anderson Clayton and Company Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morford Seid
Pombest
T. M. Drew
Livingston
J. C. Bearley
Welsand
H. Bhors
Spur
Mogtord
Mogford
Eeners
Mra J. P. Wheeler
Cotten Bul
Paegeamt
Agronomy Socety
A. Eg. Bryert
Corsicame
F. J. Kane
Teras A
M Colege
Agronomy Society
Major Wheeler
Military Depert Sememst
Bryan
Ther Corte
Jevllege Cadet Corp
Aneid
Sciewstips
Curtis Vinson
Afaiy
College Mess Hall
Ovtetand Vnr
Texas
W. L. Clayton
Anderson
Clayton
Cam- Houston
Clay
Admi
Bryan Baptists Plan to Attend Lampasas Meet
District No. 15 sixth annual Sunday School and Baptist Training Service convention convenes at Lampasas Fire Baptist church March 22 and 23. Bryan College Station participants include Dr W H Andrew Rev E L Brown Mrs Sidney Smith Mrs Travis B Bryan and Rev B Hellomen as speakers and leaders with sessions starting 9 30 am Thursday and 1 20 pm for the afternoon program.
Cotton Grading Demonstration in Dallas Week of March 24
The Cotton Grading Demonstration will run the week of March 24 in Dallas under G. S. Melroy, chair of the Cotton Committee, with examiners from the department in Washington. Prof Megierd of Texas A&M and associates will lead sessions for interested observers to learn grading standards. An exam offering licenses to classify cotton according to the standard grades will be held, with a $10 fee for examinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooladce
Fen
New Way
Dalla
G. S. Melroy
Cotter Limier
Washing
D. C
J S. Megierd
Apememy
Texum A
M Coliere
Stowld Furtap Hart
Meiroy Ad
Camps for Youths Without Jobs Planned in Bill
The War Department appropriation bill before the House would fund three week camps for jobless youths aged 15 to 21. Under strict army supervision, the program provides bunks blankets and meals with regimented daily routines and 6 30 p m lights out. Enlistment would be for one year with quick discharge to place other youths as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Merle
Gam
Couzens
Michigan
Justice Marries Baggett and Mrs Baggett
Justice N B Sykes joins Peyton Baggett and his wife in a Monday ceremony performed by Justice J T McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Sykes
Peyton Baggett
Justice of Peace
J.T. McGee
Annual Hearne C of C Banquet Postponed
Hearne Chamber of Commerce banquet scheduled for Tuesday Feb 21 is postponed a week to Feb 28. Secretary BR Blanton notes the event will be held in the W A Wilkerson building on Third in Hearne. Committees are coordinating the program and room decorations for the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne of Commerce
BR. B. Blanton
W. A. Wilkerson
Hearne
Bryan Clubwoman Leads Houston Meet Focuses on Civic Service
Mrs. J. L. Brock of Bryan, president of the Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke at the Monday Literary Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. W. Jenkins. She urged clubwomen to tackle civic and social needs amid the economic crisis, noting federation capacity to aid youth and community issues. Mrs. J. W. Fincher, state federation president, also addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brock
Bryan
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Bluebelliow
Houston
Monday Literary Club
R. W. Jenkins
Houston Federation of Women’s Club
Brock
J. W. Fincher
State Federation
Permare
Bryan residents note social and business updates
A string of short notices from Bryan recounts visits by local residents to Houston Walland and other towns. Appraiser Chende L. Mcinere handles agricultural matters while Leona Simpson and relatives travel for family visits and a theater showing.
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Pri@er
Reseo
Bryan Todey
Chende L. Mcinere
Madisonville
The
Agricultural Cree Corporation
Braves County
Wimone McNeeley
Leona Simpson
Houston Tetley
Mire Simpsons
W. H. Brewer
Miss McNeeley
Simpson
Bryer
S.C. Carrebs
C. B. Theme
Roy Ely
Bryer Carme
Der
W. Graher
Bock Prairie
Bryan
Nursery Established at 1st Baptist Church
A nursery was established at the Missionary Society of 1st Baptist Church. During the morning preaching service the nursery will care for children from 3 to years old. Beds, tops, tables and chairs are kept sanitary weekly. A storytelling hour and play program are supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionary Society
Architect Locates Practice in Bryan After Campus Work
Jeck B. Atkinson, once architect under Dr. F. E. Giesecke at A. and M. College, opens commercial art classes in Bryan while continuing architectural practice. A UT 1917 graduate who served in the war studied art in Lyons, France in 1919 and previously worked with Wyatt C. Hedrick in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeck B. Atkinson
F. E. Giesecke
Bryan
Mr. Atkinson
University of Texas
University of Lyons
France
Fort Worth
Wyatt C. Hedrick
Founders Day Observed by Bryan P T A Groups
Founders Day ceremonies brought together the A and M Consolidated, Travis and Bowie P T A units in Bowie auditorium. Mrs E M Holmgreen presided with Mrs Cyril Laker in charge, and students from Bowie's Miss Margaret Zaber’s class joined a candle lighting and songs including America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Pta
National Congress of
P.T. A
Travis
Bowie
Bowie Auditorium
E M. Holmgreen
Bowie P.T. A
Cyril Laker
Travis Association
Washington
Mra Holmgreep
The
Margaret Zaber
Bowie School
Mie Miladie Syptak
Antoinette Scardino
Ivan Langford Jr
Dollie Joe Dickerson
Steve Hughes Jr
America
Frances Ford
Kathleen Garret
R. H. Harrison Dru J
Rain Five Days Marked Weather Thru Last Week
Rain and temperatures for last week show low highs and multiple precipitation events. Readings list daily figures with highs in the 60s and 70s and total weekly rain accumulating in tenths of inches across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Tweedy
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Relief Ad Sparks Digestive Promise
An advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting remedy for stomach agony gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief from gastritis and chronic disturbances and promises better appetite sleep and comfort after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ad Claims Youthful Vitality
An old promotional piece extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a liver and bowel stimulant that prevents aging signs by cleansing the system. It warns against patent medicines, urges daily use to prevent constipation, and recommends giving it to children as a gentler laxative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usl
Dr. Caldwell
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Texas Cattlemen
OES School
Seston
Eetieeeteen Cuntimner
Masoulidieg
Bryan Baptists
Lampasas
Dallas
C. OF C
John McCallum
J. S. Smith
Tabor
Bryan Om Business
Beter
Prem Seeuwrder
Tritys
E. B. Gibbon
Gibbons
Walland
Tenn
Wennessey
Rev. Burns
Antirus
Riverside
Arthur Ancéros
Bryen
R T. Eaves
la Crange
Giddings
Lee County
J. T. Herwsg
J. T. Haernig
F. J. Kieet
Dallac Times-Herald
A. End M. College
E. J. Kiest
Anc
Texas A
M. College
E. A. Astin Fe
Wichita
Wayne Harris
Wille Point
Bryan Daily Eagle
1St Baptist Church
Tae A
Model Shoe Hospital
J. M. Jones
College Station
Fern
Oliver
Dave
Pepe
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