Officers Chosen By Guild Women For Coming Year
At the St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild regular January meeting officers for 1991 were elected. President is Mrs. M. B. Parker, first vice president Mrs. J. M. Caldwell, second vice president Mrs. C. A. Searcy, recording secretary Mrs. D. C. DeMaret, corresponding secretary Mrs. Mable Castles. A retiring tribute was given to Mrs. Searcy. Rector Rev. W. W. Daup urged high standards for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild
M. B. Parker
J. M. Caldwell
C. A. Searcy
D. C. DeMaret
Mable Castles
W. W. Daup
Week of Low Temperatures and Rain in Texas
Two days of last week had comparatively low temperatures and rain. Other days were bright and clear the typical Texas winter weather. The week’s temperatures were listed with daytime and nighttime readings.
Early Morning Fire Destroys Kaplan House
A West 27th street residence occupied by Mr and Mrs Joe Kaplan and family was ruined by a Sunday night fire after 12 o clock. Firefighters halted spread with careful effort. Mr Kaplan estimates losses at 5000 to 7000 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 27Th Street
Joe Kaplan
666 Doctor’s Cold and Headache Remedy Tablets
An advertisement touts 666 as a speedy remedy for colds and headaches available in tablet form. It claims rapid relief and positions the product as a preferred pharmaceutical option.
Residents Return From Holidays Across Bryan Area
Local families and students recount holiday travels and visits in and around Bryan, Navasota, College Station, and surrounding Brazos County. Notables include Wrenn returning to Austin for family matters and witnessing a granddaughter’s wedding, university students and faculty commuting to and from Texas State University and Baylor University, and several households preparing for new year adjustments and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eth & County Ageat
Coke County
Mavaer Hae
Frimett Lewis
San Antonio
W. F. Wrenn
Austin
W.S. Higgs
Wrenn
Jin Belle Tigges
Bb. Vergne Adams
Wasel Adams
G. B. Adams
Navasota
Katherine Henderson
State University
Ion
F. E. Henderson
Woodrow Wallace
M. FE. Wallace
Barney &. Henderson
Freeport
Mrey FG
Henderson
Roes
Grimes County
Ollie Smith
Bryan
C. M. Smith
Navasota Examiner
John Harrison
Fort Worth
F. G. Dillard
Wellborn
Ralphana Sea
Gladys Dowling
Texas Christian University
S. L. Dowling
College Station
Miss Dowling
Dallas
Friends
Robert Stiles
Corsicana
Wiha
Aber Morris
Houston
Bevan
Ennis
Edgar
Wimberly, Jr.y
Shreveport
W. ¥. Wimberly
Rosalie Taylor
R. S. Taylor
Jack Goodlow
Rosebud
J. W. Montford
Been
Dy Been
Barker
Prairie
R. A. Eads
Haswell Drive
M. Nichols
Brazos County
Nichols
J. W Batts
College Avenue
East 28Th Street
Margaret
W. S. Higgs
South College Ave
John Nemek
Hettie Mae
Fountain Community
W. W. Solomon
Dr. Black
J. J. Vandiver
C.J. Webb
Bessie Holl
Waco
Chas
Nelie Cole
H. J. Tuffly
Mattie Hall
P. D. Rastham
Jack Byrd
Waxahachie
Fastham
Robert W
W. S
J. Webb Howell
Richard Grant
Baylor University
K. L. Jones
Reliance
Regan
Jones
Texas
Wy Lloyd Goodlow
Jack
Brenham
Goodlow
Singer Sewing Machine Co
B.C. Johnson
Pyarta
A. F. Wilson
Dauce
Rachel Wilson
Ed Finley
Finley
Cguvier
Beaumont
Chas. Pipkin
Wilson Puchanan
Flouston
I. W. Soloman
Hearne
W. W. Solomion
D. R. Robertson
L. G. Smith
FE. J. Godwin
M. A. Robertson
Godwin
Robertson
Jnc. A. Moore
Edward Brandt
Robert W. Colglazier
Katherine Herrington
Ida Kernodle
W. Wipprecht
S. H. Harris
Southern Pacific Lines
Harris
Hugh Looney
Grant Lumber Co
Philadelphia
Looney
Kate Bowles
Underwood
Allen Academy
Major
John P. Wheeler
Major Wheeler
EF. H W. Wheeler
L. W. Turtle
Los Angeles
Tom Evans
Grey
E. E. Yeager
W. Beaty Barron
Harvey Community
Coulter Hoppess
J. W. Coulter
John H. Harris
M. K. Harris
George Henderson
George Jr
Calvert
W. S. Barron
Anderson
BB. C. Johnson
Bryas
J. E. Covey
J. B. Christian
Johnson
Covey
Mr. Christian
Butler
Mineral Wells
Adelle
Moselle McLain
Effie MeeLan
R. A. Crawford
Duane
Pittsburg
Kansas
Final report on Good Cheer Fund of 1931
Stanford heads the central Good Cheer Fund committee with a final report showing about 3.5 million dollars raised nationwide and 8,500 in value when groceries and materials are counted. 1,390 contributors from Bryan and College Station, plus additional in-kind donations, aided relief efforts through January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE. Stanford
Good Cheer Association
Bryan
College Station
Central Committee
Southwest Telephone Co
Noel
Good Cheer Fund Committee
Bryan and
College
Associated Community Builders, Inc
Robertson County Farmers Plan Large Tomato Crop
Hearne reports 8 acres to be planted in Robertson County with 225 acres prepared for tomato work. Seeds to be planted this week under Oliver Stottes supervision. Newton Wallace Company of Jacksonville to maintain cHeds during packing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Robertson County
Oliver Stottes
Newton Wallace Company
Jacksonville
Tomato Acreage Aims to Exceed 150 Acres This Season
Farmers gathered at the courthouse to plan a 1933 market tomato and potato venture. Not less than 150 acres of tomatoes are expected for shipment from Newton-Wallace Co sheds, with a committee to study seed varieties and prices and a January 10 meeting to arrange one-potato shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Court House
Peecell Reney
Sellwood Addition
Newton-Wallace Company
Lynn Sample
Will Jones
G. E. Locke
Goals Set For 1930 At First Christian Church
The First Christian Church outlines aims for 1930 during Sunday service including 100 new members, 100 percent growth in church school attendance, 50 percent rise in Sunday worship, 100 percent growth in Sunday evening attendance, an average midweek prayer service attendance of 30, two Christian Endeavor societies, and at least 25 new workers with 25 leadership training credits earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
City Heads Plan Monthly Meetings Under Williams Policy
City Manager R G Williams chaired the first cabinet meeting with all department heads to define duties and curb overlaps. Monthly 4 PM sessions were set for ongoing coordination as Williams stresses a unified, efficient municipal government and strict appointment practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Williams
Williams
RLFE
Pippin
Lige Spell
George Martin
Utilities Division
Spel
Col. House
L. Clarence Jenkins
Reagan Warren
1. B. Warren
City Electrician
Poetry of operas echoes in refined artistry.
A compact note on the enduring elegance of opera poetry, highlighting its refined lyric quality and musical sensitivity. It references a general sense of exquisite craft, suggesting ongoing appreciation across performances.
County Judge Names Heat Committee Appointments
County Judge A. S. McSwain announces a 1931 heat committee with eight members including Edna Abbott and Sedalia Wilson. Attendees at the meeting included Dr Humbert and several named residents as appointees to serve on the county committee for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 5. McSwi
Edna Abbott
Sedalia Wilson
Dr. Humbert
A. S. McSwain
Mesdames
O. B. Martin
John Ticks
W. H. Darrow
J. J. Reid
AL. Hices
U. Bartz
Miss Abbott
Nurse Wilson
Austin
State of Texas
McSwain
County School Trustees to Meet Over Superintendent Funding
County school trustees are summoned by County Superintendent J. D. McDonald to meet Saturday at 10 a.m. to discuss financing the office of the county superintendent and salaries. Independent districts in Brazos County oppose assessment for this expense, noting no contributions from College Station Consolidated or Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McDonald
Brazos County
Senator Beck Visits College Station During Texas Tour
Senator J W EF J Beck of De Kalb toured A M College in College Station on a Saturday visit. Dr T O Walton and Senator Chas S Gainer guided him around the campus. Beck, a senior senate member and potential finance committee chair, praised Bryan’s progress and College Station's growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. EF. J. Beck
de Kalb
College Station
A. & M. College
T. O. Walton
Chas. S. Gainer
Beck
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Bryan
College
State Senate
Better Business Now Expected in East and North
Alien Smith returned Saturday from a business trip to Reston and New York. He noted that business houses fared during the latter 1920s and that everyone with whom he met expects a revival in 1931. He stopped in Atlanta and New Orleans and found North and East distributors comparable to these.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Smith
Rainbow Girls Name Officers Serve 4 Months
Rainbow Girls in Bryan No 41 elect officers for four months at a Masonic lodge meeting. Worthy advisor Frances Kraft, Worthy associate advisor Libby Linnner, Hope Saya Reva M Faith, Lillie Kaplan, Caroline Silvey, and Margaret Higgs named. Mother advisor Mrs W D Lloyd notes 504 bets and orderly affairs with Supreme Council. Membership open to girls aged 13 to 18 with Masons endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Aoxecth
Bryan Ags
Masonic Ing
Frances As
J Kraft
Charity
Libby Linnner
Hope
Saya Reva M Faith
Lillie Kaplan
Caroline Silvey
Margaret Higgs
Bryansembly
Advertising Boosts Attendance at Bryan Churches on First Sunday
Bryan churches report higher attendance on the first Sunday of 1931 after a citywide church advertising program by the Bryan Eagle. Ministers cited 10 to 20 percent increases in morning and evening services across several denominations, with notable gains in church schools and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A. A. Hyde
Hyde
First Baptist Church
Th. P. Black
BR. C. Harris
The
Baptist Church
Hoy S. Holloman
College Avenue Baptist
Ed J. Harris
Methodist Church
Harris
Thos
Gordon Watts
First Presbyterian
Charch
W. W. Daup
St. Am Episcopal Church
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Nis
J.C. Penney
Berette
Jase
Kaplan
Anna S. Collin
Port Arthur
J. Ll. Bartz
Bartz
John K. Carr
John Jr
Addigon
M. Waldrop
Mes
W. Tyler Taswell
Pov Tare Lee J. Rountree
Cart Millican
Martingemy Inc
T. Hanway
de. Dantetel
Swain
Z. L. Jones
Will Conrad
Ge Kethany
Senator Beck
A-M
Hobbes
Rainbow Girls
Cag
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