St Annes Parish Pageant Gifts Bless Needy Families
The St Annes church and friends distributed gifts to needy families and the Negro orphanage during a pageant at the church. Mrs W Datto presented tokens of esteem, with gifts distributed by church groups and members. Rev E Fletcher of Birmingham led special numbers and midnight rites, with 15,000 notes associated with the event in the southeastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iFridas
Andresy
Stew O Church School
W. W. Datto Plenis
Daup
St. Aned
E Fletchey
Birmingham
Wife of Pastor Hollomon Remembered at Gates City Funeral
The funeral for the wife of Pastor Hollomon of Gates City Baptist Church was held at Avenue B Baptist Church with Clarence Mortyn officiating. A large crowd sang hymns and flowers filled the chapel and grave site in City Cemetery. The service featured “We Are Not Disappointed in Heaven” and “God Leos His Dear One Along.” Burial followed in City Cemetery under the direction of Metalloeh Jour by Com ny of Bry inng. Pallbearers included Richard Jes nV, Malcolm a, Emory Smith, Byron 2 KE Brown, Henry yp and Curtis Cobb with relatives from Oklahoma City Haurlan Ky Williansburn Ky and other areas in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Hollomon
Bers. Bop. K. Naprebvans
Chapeh
College Avenue Church
Oly
Kollomon
Ryan Wily Cemetery
Diver
Metalloeh
Comny
Bry
Pyerc
Richard Jes
Eae Ty
Malcolma
Emory Smith
Byron
KE. Brown
Henry Yp
Curtis Cobb
and Mesa
C. Hollomen
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Bowers, Jr
Haurlan
Mixses
Blanche and
Allie Sue Bowers
Mes
Ro G. Bowers
Williansburn
Family Reunion Christmas Day at Bannrs Home
Merry Christmas day hosted at the Banners home in W. Br with Sanders family. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Claire of St. Louis, the Maraese and family of Buda, Denman family of Beaumont, W. Sander and kin, Miss Wardine Sanders, and H. T. Downard with families. A joyful reunion filled the afternoon with visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR
Sanders
Mary
Claire
St. Louis
Harold Maraese
Buda
Pie Denman
Beaumont
W. Sander
Wardine Sanders
H. T. Downard
Ryyan
Intend to Marry Notice Recorded
Edward V. Adams and Helle Higgs filed notice of intention to wed this morning with Clerk Jess B. Gee. The report notes a request for a clean, plain rag item as part of the filing, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Adams
Helle Higgs
Jess B. ‘Gee
Busy Bryan Area Sees Holiday Visits and Returns
Local notes report numerous families returning from Christmas visits to Bryan and surrounding towns. Residents from Marshall, Dallas, Houston, Abilene, Tyler and beyond recount travel, with relatives hosted at homes onWest 26th Street and other Bryan addresses. Several weddings, college students, and travelers appear among the crowd, including Ida Belle Higgs and Vergne Adams preparing for a Baylor College wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Alfred Crocker
Cameron
Washington, DC
Rena Fletcher
Franklin
Union Hill
Haris Hunt
Henry
George
Marshall
Houston
Bryan
J. HL. Kraft
Lois
Bernice
Elizabeth Ann Bradley
Diory
First Presbyterian Church
Handel Violin Choir
Beaumont
Lollie Garvin
Navasota
Virginia Hendrix
San Antonio
Baylor College
Ida Belle Higgs
Vergne Adamson
Garvin
W. S. Higgs
R. P. Marstellar
A. and Me College
Ryan
Roy Watson
Tyler
Geo. T. Young
Simmie
Michel
Cross
EL H W. Baker
Abilene
Palacios
J. D. Fagan
W. A. Shannon
John Louis
Breckenridge
Tom Powers
Laura James
Eugene Edge
W. Hh. Wrenn
Austin
Ida Belle Hives
Williges
College Avenue
KR. B. Dungy
Kula Francis
Billy
Lulling
Aut
D. B. Dunn
Full Cooperation Pledged to Farm By J E McDonald
Austin December 30 003 1 McDonald agricultural commissioner elect pledges full cooperation with the federal farm board and other farm agencies He denies opposition to the board and says he will keep an open mind He urges close relations with the Texas A and M extension department to aid farmers in Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
McDonald
Elfect
Federal Farm Board
Federal
Farn Board
Extension Department
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Agricultural Department
College
Texas
Dr May McAdams III Hospitalized With Severe Cold
Dr May McAdams III is confined to Bryan hospital with a severe cold, and friends are notified of the seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May McAdams
Bryan Hospital
Wanted to Buy and For Sale Notices Near City
WANTED TO BUY coon skins and mink skins must have tags. SELL OR TRADE 12 acres well improved just outside the city. Interested parties contact J M Boriskie 2901 Parker Ave and H H Jones phone 4n0 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Boriskie
Parker Ave
HH. F. Jones
Officials Begin New Terms In Brazos County
Brazos County officials take oath as new terms start January 1. Judge W C Davis begins a fourth term and presiding role for 22 East Texas counties. Oak McKenzie returns as county attorney. J J Cobb re elected district clerk. J H Reed sheriff starts a third term. A S McSwain and J M Ferguson begin terms. Hank Worsham is the only new face as tax assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos — CO
W. C. Davis
85Th Judicial District
Davis
Texas
State Senate
Oak McKenzie
A. S. Ware
Brazos County
A. SS. McSwain
J. M. Ferguson
Tie
Clyde I’. Goen
Jess I. McGee
Roy Emery
D. J. McDonald
F. M. Vance
Hank Worsham
R. 1
Clyde F. Goen
J M. Ferguson
J. T. McGee
Horace Reed
Guy F. Boyett
J. I. Harris
Emmett Helland
Harris
John Sabo
Fred H. Wehrman
Claude Buchanan
John M. Moore
Allo
Reception Given For Ex-Resident Brilliant Fete
A Woman's Club reception honored Mrs Bonner H Barnes of Sweetwater with former companions of Miss Julie Castles, now Mrs Barnes. Mesdames Astin Jenkins and Garry hosted from 3 to 5 pm with many matrons and former friends from Houston Port Arthur London and Dallas attending. Green and red decor and refreshments complemented a festive holiday social gathering for old friends and schoolmates now scattered across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KB. Astin
Mable Castles
Woman's Club
Bonner H. Barnes
Sweetwater
Barnes
Juliette Castles
Altheus Jenkins
Port Arthur
Hetty M. Garry
Jimmi Harrison
Ford Tyler
Houston
Will Astin O Hearne
Robert A Harrison
BE. Th. Astin
R. A Astin
Schoo
Mesdames Robe Stiles
London
England
Jame Preenall Newberry
San Antoni Allen Myers Jr
Birmingham
Alabama
Chas. Howard
Gay Adriance
Martha Rivers Allen
Line Cliné
Elizabeth Cline
My Astin
Mary Jones
Julia
Lilla Graham Bryan
Pauline Culloch
Gertrude Sins
Dora Eitle
Nina Rees Astin
Ralph Searcy
Dorothy Deane
Katine Henderson
Jane Oliver
K Parker
Margaret Parker
Lo Weddington
Marie Eliza Webb
Texas Demonstrators Push Self Help Across Farms
Progress in agriculture and home activity shows demonstrators boosting profits and self-reliance. Poultry and dairy demos cut costs, crop methods reduce prices, and home demonstration club women lead families to canned foods for 15,000 farm families. Texas producers expect broader gains through grading, standardization, and better distribution as the self-reliant citizenry grows nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
America
Extension Service
Turkey
Veterans Bureau eyes vast loan program for veterans
Washington December 40 veterans administrator Hines estimated that 125 million dollars could be borrowed by World War I veterans with adjusted compensation certificates in 2001. He said the bureau was prepared to lend 20.96 million to 300 thousand veterans in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hines
Iie
Bureau
District bank report notes weaker demand and declines in lending
District review cites bad roads and weaker commodity prices as factors dampening distribution and customs of year-end stock. Treasury certs subscriptions totaled 52.7 million with 16.8 million allotted. deposits fell to 827.99 million in November, loans easing, and bank borrowings down from October levels. Lumber, cement, and building activity declined. commercial failures rose while rains slowed harvesting. favorable subsoil moisture and strong winter grains give hope for spring planting. Savings deposits rose slightly to 154.68 million. wholesale and retail prices declined. spinach shipments rose sharply from prior year levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Saem
Tthe
Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande Valley
Winter
8&7
Rotarians hear Bethlem pageant at Christ Church luncheon
Bryan Rotarians attended a luncheon at Christ Church Parish House where the Sunday School presented the pageant The Road to Bethlehem under Mrs W W Daups supervision The program featured special music arranged by Mrs Roy Danforth performed by Prof F D Fuller Henry Locke Jimmy Page and Mildred Salley Visiting Rotarians included Ross McSwan Somer Barnes and Rev Robert Peter The event was directed by Rev W W Daup and many Rotarians were listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Rotarians
Christ Church Parish House
Bethleem
Church Sunday School
W. W. Daup
John F. Wheeler II
Charles F. Hillier
F. C. Carlyle
Roy Danforth
F. D. Fuller
Henry Locke
Jimmy Page
Mildred Salley
Ross McSwan
Gregg County
Somer Barnes
Sweftwater
Former convict sought in Norman woman slaying case
The search widens for Quinn, a former convict last seen in Kansas City. His wife, held in Tonkawa, reportedly talked to county authorities. Police say Quinn, with prior forgery and assault convictions, is linked to the Norman case as a fear and stalking plot continues. A $500 reward was offered by Governor Holloway for information leading to arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Potter
Tonkawa
Missouri Penitentiary
Kansas City
Chicago
State Bureau of Investigation
Holloway
Norman
Jessie
Well Known Pair Wedded Today in Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church witnessed the wedding of Frank Zubik and Miss Frances Zak at 9 a.m. officiated by Rev. Frank Urbanevsky. The couple were given as Frank Zubik Jr and Lydia Zak as attendants, with Ed Zak and B A. Valoueh as witnesses. The bride wore white satin with a full veil and carried giant white chrysanthemums. bridesmaid wore orchid satin with pink rosebuds. A reception followed at the groom’s home. The Zubiks have roots in the area. the groom’s father runs a tailoring business in College Station and the Zak family farm in Rock Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.oseph's Catholic
Frank Urbanevsky
St. Zubik
Frank Zubik
Frances Zak
Aro
Anton Zak
Rock Prairie Community
Frank Zubik, Jr
Lydia Zak
Ed Zak
B. A. Val
College Station
Rock Prairie
Bryan City Cemetery Cleanup Underway and City Repairs
City forces are cleaning the Bryan City Cemetery today and will continue for several days until the grounds are fully gone over. Repairs to city buildings, including new roofs, have been completed as the affairs of 1930 wind up. Miss Etta Peters has returned from a holiday in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan City
Etta, Peters
Franklin
Trio Held for Grand Jury in Auto Theft and Liquor Case
Dewey Carnes Royce Carnes and Odea DeHart were held by Justice J T Mc Gee to the February grand jury on auto theft and liquor transportation charges. The Frank Crane car was recovered with whiskey found inside and turned over to Bryan county jail after arrest by Constable Horace Reed at Wellbern. Bonds were set at 4100 each for Bowey Carnes and Odea DeHart on auto theft and 250 each on liquor violations, with Royce Carnes at 500 for auto theft and 200 for liquor transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Carnes
Royce Carnes
Odea DeHart
J. T. McGee
Frank Crane
Horace Reed
Reed
Wellbern
Bryan
Justice McGee
Bowey Carnes
Tomato Growers Plan Meeting At Court House
President J B Priddy of the Brazes County Truck Growers Association urges full attendance at a meeting Saturday afternoon January 3 at 2 o clock for growers planting tomatoes and potatoes this season. He asks farmers and interested locals to participate, share problems, and seek equipment seed and guidance to ensure a successful tomato and potato crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Priddy
Brazes County
Truck Growers' Association
Court House
Truck Growers Association
Priddy
Russell Raney
Burglary Suspects Arrested in Roofing Company Break‑in
Two men have been placed under arrest in connection with a burglary at the Bryan Roofing Company. Manager L. H. Williams reports a new Underwood typewriter and a suit of clothes were taken in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Roofing Company
L. 4H. Williams
Underwood
Cotropia and Sampson file intention to wed in Brazos
Tony Cotropia and Mary Samp son of Brazos county filed a notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday. The filing appears in the Brazos County records with details about the couple and the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cotropia
Mary Sampson
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
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L. M. Johnson
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Columbia University
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J. E. Stanford
C. N. Shepardson
John L. Wharton
E. R. Canady
Fred W. Jensen
O. M. Ball
W. A. Scott
Bryan City Cemetery
McGee
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