Various Bryan Residents Visit Friends and Attend Events
Mrs Minnie Barrow of Austin visits Bryan at the home of her daughter Mrs Mills Walker on West 26th Street and with sisters Isses Nannie and Raney Berry man. Multiple locals travel to Austin Houston San Antonio and Dallas for church, legislature openings and campus events. notices include new church rolls, school roles, and basketball games at A and M Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Barrow
Austin
Bryan
Mills P. Walker
West 26Th Street
Isses Nannie
Raney Berryman
Barrow
Julius Groginsky
Harold
Houston
Elsa Buss
San Antonio
Charles Edge
Frank Crane
Perry Brothers
Crane
Temple
Marlin
Cuero
Beeville
Rosa Nash
Melle Williamson
First Methodist Church
Phillip H. Hensarling Jr
W. S. Howell
Texas
Howell
Weekend Visit Figures In Henderson Social Roundup
Week end with Mrs R T Milner in Henderson. She went to Henderson Friday. J M Nichols came into Bryan from Tabor today. Miss Marie Graham left yesterday returning to Chickasha Okla where she is a student this year at Oklahoma College for Women. Miss Graham is specializing in music and is a member of the college glee club and orchestra. Mr and Mrs Frank Seale have returned to their home at Benchley after a visit in Waco in the home of Mr and Mrs H B Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Copenhaver
Wharton
Bryan
Wil
Allen Academy
Oung William
Navy
Annapolis
Copenhaver
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce of Wharton
College
Josephine Crute
Austin
Nell Cole
Arthur Moore
Hazel Adams
San Antonio
Oak McKenzie
Board of Stewards
First Methodist Church
Harry A. Bouchard
Harry Jr
Grover C. White
White
Madisonville
Raymond Alford
Hearne
Sidney Burrows
Jane Dodd Moore
Waco
Burrows
Jack Howell
Houston
Tom Rice
Winston-Salem
N. C
H. Byrne
C. C. Byrne
Curtis Clary
Ross Robinson
Iola
Lizzie Grissett
Madison County
F. M. Beer
North Zulch
Earl Porter
Caldwell
Brazo Valley
J. S. Hemenway
Laredo
Hemenway
Nell Eden
I. F. Wallace
Dallas
Gertrude Tucker
Miss Tucker
Fred H. Minor
J. H. Wade
Wellborn
Malcolm Melnnis
R. T. Milner
Henderson
J. M. Nichols
Tabor
Marie Graham
Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma College For Women
Program Mapped For Church Work Among Students
The A and M College religious program assigns Methodist work to Rev R L Jackson and forms a 16 member Advisory Board. Seven committees are created including Attendance, Finance and Publicity. The aim is to engage 700 Methodist students from across Texas in church training and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. College
R. L. Jackson
Texas
Aggieland Inn
Jackson
D. Scoates
M. C. Hughes
R. M. Wingren
E. B. Reynolds
A. K. Mackey
A. A. Blumberg
E. G. Smith
D. T. Killough
F. R. Brison
P. T. Montfort
W. L. Hughes
A. Mitchell
A. D. Jackson
Fred Brison
J. S. Mogford
R. M. Milhollin
A .and
Farm product grading schools to tour twenty one Texas counties
A series of farmer schools on grading and standardizing truck crops and orchard products will run Jan 0 to Feb 11 across 21 Texas counties along the Texas and Pacific Railway. H H Williamson of the Extension Service directs, with M Eyvans handling active field work. Cooperation includes the Texas Department of Agriculture and East Texas Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas and Pacific Railway
H. H. Williamson
Texas A
M. College
M. Eyvans
Texas Department of Agriculture
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Extension Service
Bryan Firemen Bring Yuletide Joy to 525 Children
The Bryan Volunteer Fire department reported a Christmas event where 525 children received repaired toys and new outfits, with 1 575 toys distributed plus half a pound of candy, an orange and an apple per child. Support came from local businesses and volunteers who collected and funded the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryan Rotarians Hear Aguilar In Waco Address
J F Casey and W F Davis led Bryan Rotary members among 210 attendees from several cities at the Hilton in Waco. Ernesto J Aguilar of Mexico City spoke on international understanding before heading to Chicago for Rotary directors meeting. Aguilar and his sons toured with the Bryan group returning to school. Aguilar holds two engineering degrees from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Casey
W. F. Davis
Bryan Rotary Club
Waco
Mexico City
Ernesto, Jr
Victor
A Aguilar
Casey
Davis
Aguilar Hiself
United States
University of Iowa
New Bullock and Akin Men s Store Opens in Bryan
Marshall Bullock, formerly of Bryan and tied to Wood Bros. in Waco, returns to Bryan to partner with Akin and transform the former Akin s store into Bullock and Akin. They plan a thorough remodel, new fixtures, and a fresh stock of medium priced men s clothing before spring. The Bullocks and their daughter Miss Cleota Ann Bullock will move into a South College avenue home after renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bulock
Bryan
Wood Bros
Waco
Akin’s
Bullock and
Akin
Brazos County Couples File Intent To Wed
Brazos county couples G C Williams and Velma Robertson along with Sammie Ploch and Elva Shaw filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Clyde Goen. Ed Binger of Los Angeles and Clara Grace Claweon of Reagan have fled notice of intent with Clyde Gaen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Williame
Velma Robertson
Sammie Ploch
Elva Shaw
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Binger
Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Grace Claweon
Reagan
Clyde Gaen
Revival Singer Aids in Hearne Meet at College Avenue
Johnnie Cohen of Palestine leads singing and music during revival meetings at College Avenue Baptist church. He traveled to Hearne for Robertson County Association monthly meeting at First Baptist church, then plans to return to Bryan to lead the 7 30 p m song service tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Cohen
Palestine
College Avenue Baptist Church
Hearne
Robertson County Association
First Baptist Church
Cohen
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
J. C. Cohen
Loraine Smith
Youth of Bryan Hear Sermon on Prodigal Son
Rev W W Rivers spoke to Bryan youths at College Avenue Baptist revival about the Prodigal Son. He highlighted traits such as reverence, generosity after loss, self denial, accountability, humility, and prompt action, noting the prodigal’s return as a lesson. Ninety young people attended the prayer service led by J C Cohen before the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rivers
Bryan
College Avenue
Jesus
J. C. Cohen
Mission Church First Meeting Well Attended
The first meeting of the mission church for all creeds at the Italian Mission church on Bryan Avenue Sunday afternoon drew strong turnout. Rev. Bernard Pos led the effort with over fifty expressing desire to attend future Sunday afternoon services and a weekly 3 o'clock Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Church For All Creeds
Bryan Avenue
Bernard Pos
Pos
Relief funds approved for Pryan Brazos counties by RFC
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved relief funds for Pryan and Brazos counties. City Manager Rh. G. Williams was wired the news by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. The January check should arrive early next week and the Bryan allotment totals 3000 dollars for January and February, split evenly. The money will mostly fund labor for the unemployed, with Bryan receiving the larger share, weather permitting work may begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryan
Brazos County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rh. G. Williams
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Texas Blue Bells Bring Nice Gain to Farmers
Ben Cluxton of Montgomery County has earned about $1800 per season from blue bells, an unusual crop, over the past three years. This year he notes steady demand and growing interest in the item among local buyers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ben Cluxton
Montgomery County
Peculiar hardy bellflowers surprise ship and water life
The bells grow wild in fields like weeds and despite fragile blossoms the plants ship well and last in water three weeks. This peculiarity was discovered by Mr. Cluxton.
Fields Near Mr Cluxton Turned to Money Making Crops
Farmers near Mr Cluxton lease fields to boost output. Stems are not cut from roots. the entire plant is used to increase revenue.
Seedling replanting hints amid sorting and wrapping
The notes describe re pulling plants to re seed, clustering after sorting, with roots wrapped in wet paper or moss. Blossoms are protected by paper as preparation, indicating care during transplanting and storage before replanting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Williamson
R. E. Miller
The
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Association
de E. Bradshaw
Akins, Bullock
Hearne Meet
Mission Church
First Meeting
Inet
Fund For Relief
RFC
Wileday Taptis
Mo Lee
Jim Bya
Mary Morg Solon
Cee
Fine Shoes
Nual Sale
Growine
Cmn Ad Ward
Oxford
Youyeut
Eer Trward
Jeather
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