Bryan Area Folks News Roundup Of Local Visitors
Frank Echols of the Leonard school community learned this morning of his son George H. Echols illness. Bryan visitors included Lindsay McCary Clarence Isbell J W Dowling Robbie Dowling J R Harrison and Chas Harrison. Ward Templeman ill from a stroke in Navasota. Katharine Cornell seen in Houston. L B Quam and family moved to Bryan. many others shopped and traveled between Bryan Houston and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Echols
Leonard School
George H. Echols
Sherwood
Echols
Bryan
Lindsay McCary
Clarence Isbell
Iola
Marshall Jones
Ed French
Reagan
Falls County
E. A. Peters
Coleview
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
Tyler Haswell
Houston
Wynne Lay
J. R. Lay
J. W. Burrows
Millican
J. W. Dowling
Robbie Dowling
Johnnie McCullough
J. R. Harrison
J. N. Harrison
J. W. Thompson
Tabor
Oak McKenzie
Lufkin
R. O. Berry
Waco
F. C. Crozier Jr
F. C. Crozier
Godley
R. C. Berry
Amos Ball
Ned Fountain Jr
A. J. Sewell
Fountain
EF. J. Fountain
M. P. Holloman
Fred Hale
Friends
Barretts
Wimpole Street
B. H. Dewey
Hal Saunders
Katharine Cornell
Ward Templeman
Grimes County
Navasota
Bruce Thomas
Dallas
J. W. Coulter
East 26Th Street
J. D. Thomas
Thomas
Jnice Warren
Victor Harris
H. G. Keith
Henry J. Lowe
Near Cross
R. L. Etheridge
Reliance
A. M. Waldrop
Allie Conway
Dana Carnes
R. O. Allen
Wimle Street
Majestic Theater
Lee
Milton Lee
Haswell Drive
Hister
Parker Carroll
West 26Th Street
Lee Viviano
Wilkerson Clinic
Leola Holtzer
Department of
Home Economics
Stephen F. Austin High School
Georgetown
E.A. Peters
Lee Andrews
Harvey
Lois Wilcox
Curtis Wilcox
Mark Wilcox
Galveston
O. L. Wilcox
J. J. Pipkin
Louise Pipkin
Montgomery
Frank Powell
Powell
J. A. Williams
Norman Lee Beal
Brooks Beal
Harvey Club to Meet Discussing 1934 Food Budget
The Home Demonstration club of Harvey will meet Thursday March 1 at Mrs. Sam Pate's home. Miss Blanche Brown county home demonstration agent will attend to discuss the food budget for 1934. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Club
Harvey
Sam Pate
Blanche Brown
Millican Women Reorganize Club For Year's Work
Millican women who started a home demonstration club two years ago and paused last year reorganized in a Thursday meeting. Jessie Tolibert elected president. Cowan vice president. Crawford secretary. C E Seeley reporter. Next meeting Tuesday with yard improvement demonstration at Mr. and Mrs. Seeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Jessie Tolibert
Cowan
Charles Crawford
C.E. Seeley
C. E. Seeley
Masons Observe Washington Day In Brazos Union Lodge
About 175 Masons attended Washington Memorial services in Brazos Union Lodge No. 129 A. F. and A. M. to mark George Washington birthday. Attendees came from Franklin Caldwell Normangee Hearne Somerville North Zulch Kurten Iola Wellborn and surrounding areas. A Musical Masters degree was conferred on a North Zulch candidate by a Bryan degree team. Prof D B Cofer of A and M College spoke on Washington the Mason and presented a Washington related apron and a large bust picture gifted by donors. C H Haines of Ohio received a fifty year jewel. refreshments by W A Duncan and J C Hotard accompanied by coffee from Duncan Coffee Company of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Memorial
Brazos Union Lodge No
A. F
A. M
George Washington the Mason
Franklin
Caldwell
Normangee
Hearne
Somerville
North Zulch
Kurten
Iola
Wellborn
Bryan
L. G. Jones
E. K. Spahr
C. T. Sprague
J. W. Barger
D. B. Cofer
M. College
Washington
LaFayettee
England
O. O. Henderson
R. J. Dunn
M. M. Erskine
W. M
Brazos Union
C. H. Haines
Ohio
C. M. Bethany
Brother Haines
Grand Lodge of
W. A. Duncan
J. C. Hotard
Duncan Coffee Company of
Houston
M. D. Duncan
Baptist Declaimers Compete At Navasota Meet In Creath Brazos Association
The First Baptist and College Avenue Baptist churches of Bryan sent reps to the Creath Brazos association Stewardship declamation contests in Navasota Saturday afternoon. Winners advance to district, then state contests. Alta Lee Bullock of College Avenue won the church trial. Judges were Mrs S C Hoyle Sr Mrs Hudson Myers and Mrs Mills P Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
College Avenue Baptist Churches of
Bryan
Creath-Brazos
Navasota
First Baptist Church
Martha Rae McDaniels
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
College Avenue
Bonnie Walker
Stewardship
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Association
College Avenue Baptist Church
Alta Lee Bullock
S. C. Hoyle
Hudson Myers
Mills P. Walker
Waggoner Estate Seeks Tax Claim Termination
Washington February 27. The W T Waggoner estate of Fort Worth filed with the board of tax appeals to terminate a 1930 income tax claim totaling 26 401 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. T. Waggoner
Fort Worth
Board of Tax Appeals
Huntsville Birthday Event Honors East Texas Chamber
East Texas Chamber of Commerce officials and affiliates from 70 counties attend a Huntsville birthday celebration featuring a barbecue dance luncheon and a business conference. Mrs. Ross Woodall leads arrangements as March 2 ties to Texas history with Sam Houston and state milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Keep
Ross Woodall
Huntsville
Texas
Republic
Sam Houston
General Houston
East Texas
Walker County
East Texas Chamber
Pleasant Gray
Alabama
Baptists of Texas
Baylor University
State University
United States
San Jacinto
Housin
Physician Opens Office in City National Bank Building
Dr. S. C. Richardson returns to practice in Bryan after 15 years in Dallas and other Texas points. He opens a modern third floor office in the City National Bank building and will reside at the LaSalle hotel until his family joins him after school closes in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Richardson
Bryan
Dallas
Texas
City National Bank
Richardson
LaSalle Hotel
Schools of Instruction for Eastern Star Order Dates
Schools of Instruction for the Order of the Eastern Star announced under Mrs. Madie Coffey district deputy grand matron with sessions in Madisonville February 28 Cameron March 2 Houston March 9. Bryan Chapter No. 222 holds study classes preparing several to take the examination in Madisonville next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Madie Coffey
Madisonville
Cameron
Houston
Bryan
Boy Scout Cabin and Tennis Courts in Haswell Park
City Park board meetings at City Hall elected officers Mrs. W S Howell as chairman and Boy Stone as secretary with G Sam Parker treasurer. A location for a Boy Scout log cabin and a tentative Girl Scout site were set, plus a tennis court plan with a $40 cap. Labor to be provided by Bryan Federation of Young Peoples Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Board
City Commission
W. S. Howell
Boy Stone
G. Sam Parker
M. L. Rees
J. D. Benson
E. R. Bryant
H. A. Burger
J. M. Gordon
Roy Stone
Bryan Federation of Young Peoples Societies
Boss Hall
Howell
Gordon
A. 8. McSwain
Heber Stuart
Ferguson announces candidacy for Brazos county judge
J. M. Ferguson of Brazos County declares as a candidate for county judge. He pledges to fix tax values promptly, reduce taxes, save taxpayer money, protect farm investments, and govern within means. He opposes issuing excess deficiency warrants and promises careful budgeting to preserve improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ferguson
Brazos County
Commissioners Court
Acts of Providence
Woman of Bryan Department Head At Baptist Meet
Dr. W. R. White of Broadway Baptist Fort Worth will host 7500 messengers at the Texas Baptist State Sunday school convention set for April 10 11 12 1934 Texas boasts 8169 Sunday schools with 442000 enrollees and 40000 officers and teachers in service Officers include Robert H. Coleman Dallas president and G S Hopkins Dallas secretary treasurer with Julia Mae Slaughter and Paul Petersen as recording secretaries Vice presidents and district leaders include Rev. John L. Wharton Longview Rev. John A. Williams Rusk A C Head Beaumont Rev. Cliff Alexander Pelly and Rev. J M Reynolds Three
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. White
Broadway Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Texas Baptists
Baptist Sunday Schools
Texas
Robert H. Coleman
Dallas
G. S. Hopkins
Julia Mae Slaughter
Paul Petersen
John L. Wharton
Longview
John A. Williams
Rusk
A. C. Head
Beaumont
Cliff Alexander
Pelly
J. M. Reynolds
Speakers Named for Dallas Sunday School Convention
A list of invited speakers and regional leaders for the Dallas Sunday School Convention includes Dr. C Oscar Johnson of St Louis and Dr P E Burroughs of Nashville plus numerous pastors and department heads from Texas and Tennessee. Officials aim for 7500 registered messengers, up from 6985 in 1932, with sessions on conference work and roundtable discussions morning and afternoon and inspirational evenings with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
W. B. Breazeale
Bryan
Wood R. Alexander
Houston
A. G. Taylor
Fort Worth
Mary Alice Riley
Nashville, Tenn
W. L. Howse
Wm. P. Phillips
Andrew Allen
H. P. Wootan
Verda von Hagen
Brenham Legion Plans Texas Independence Day at Old Washington
Brenham American Legion Buddy Wright Post organizes the annual Texas Independence Day celebration at Washington Park pending weather. A basket lunch will be served 12 to 1 30, with a program including the Brenham High School Band, vocal duets, the Blinn chorus, speakers Garland Adair and Senator N K Hopkins, and a benediction from a Nashota minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Wright Post
Brenham American Legion
Washington Park
Washington
Brenham
America
Assembly
M. H. Read
E. P. Anderson
Somerville
C. D. Dallmeyer
Garland Adair
Blinn Chorus
Texas
Revolution Held To Be Impossible In United States
Federal Judge William H. Atwell of Dallas told an Assembly Hall audience that a revolution for America is impossible for two reasons the people cannot be standardized and the living past cannot be destroyed. He cited Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln and their values as still living in Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William H. Atwell
Dallas
A. and M. Methodist Church
Assembly Hall
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Robert L. Jackson
W. 8. Howell
Judge Atwell
South
Dr S B Slaughter Office Locator Notice
Dr S B Slaughter announces office space formerly used by Dr W H Oliver in Parker Building. Office 666 up stairs phone numbers 371 for contact and residence listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oliver
Parker Building
Bryan social notes list visiting relatives and delays
Mrs B T Poole returns from Houston where sister Mrs H G Seibel recovers from surgery. Many relatives visit in Bryan including the Millers in South College avenue and Mrs R Walton from Houston. Attendees travel from Marlin Corsicana Navasota and Wharton. Mrs Sneed ill in Calvert. Norman Beal recovers from tonsil surgery at Wilkerson clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Poole
Houston
H. G. Seibel
Seibel
Jo Kn
B. J. Miller
June Thornton
Marlin
Miller Sr
John Newcomb
Reliance
A. A
R. R. Newcomb
T. R. Burdine
Marie Elizabeth Duffy
Charlene
Lois Duffy
Ben Nolan
Katherine
Gertrude Nolan
Corsicana
Bryan
Chas
F. Hillier
Waco
Hillier
Tom Wolfe
W. H. Andrew
Billy
Lampasas
Andrew
J. H. Andrews
First Baptist Church of
Paul W. Ferguson
Wheelock
J. M
H. O. Ferguson
Mattye Pearl Henry
Navasota
Nina Henry
Henry
Grimes County
Elizabeth Siddall
H. Copenhaver
Ske
Wharton
Bill
Allen Academy
L. B. Elrod
R.walton
Lawrence
Huntsville
James Eastham
Pacific Coast
Better Farming Through Right Use Of Rented Acres
Texas will retire about 7 million acres from cotton wheat and corn this year about one fifth of the state s cultivated land. Extension workers urge using retired acres to build home food and farm stock rather than shifting to competitive production. Pasture and feedstuff use is encouraged if not sold or used to boost livestock. Terracing and cover crops may prepare land for future competition when trade permits allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Health workers administer first typhoid shots in Millican
County health nurse Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton and Sedalia Wilson with Dr R M Searcy started a typhoid immunization drive in Millican giving first shots to 112 residents. They used the white and negro schools as clinics and planned a second round next Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Abbott Shelton
Sedalia Wilson
R. M. Searcy
Millican
Copper Sulphate Poisoning in Sheep Warned by Texas Study
Dr I B Boughton and colleagues at the Ranch Experiment Station Sonora report nine chronic copper poisoning cases in sheep caused by long term feeding of copper sulphate in salt. They describe symptoms such as yellow mucous membranes dark urine and friable liver. They urge ranchers not to feed copper sulphate with salt or medicated salt to well sheep and note copper sulphate can be therapeutic in proper doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Boughton
Sonora
H. Schmidt
Division of Veterinary Science
Europe
Schmidt
Boughton
W. T. Hardy
New York State
Colorado
Texas
Germany
Knights of Columbus Social Meet At Hall
The Knights of Columbus held a social meeting at the K. of C. hall with Grand Knight John J. Fickey presiding. Rev. T. J. Valenta spoke on The Life of George Washington and Rev. Peter Villani shared experiences from his trip to Europe. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
John J. Fickey
T. J. Valenta
Peter Villani
Valenta
George Washington
Villani
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey Club
Millican Women
M. J. Norrell
City Bank
Eastern Star Order
Haswell Park
Ferguson
Woman of Bryan
Baptist Meet
Brenham Legion
Old Washington
DR. S. B. Slaughter
Office
Knights Columbus
Lydia E. Pinkham
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