First Christian Church to Rebuild After Fire
A joint meeting of the Build id Finance Committees proposes a new BCH home on the fire site. Ernest Langford of the Agricultural and Mechanical College will submit plans and supervise construction. Debris clearing starts soon as donations pour in from citizens and denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Langford
Architectural Department
A. and
M. College
Buildid Finance Committees
First Christian Church
Ernest Langford
A. and M. College
Langford
McCain Home Reports Daughter Better After Illness
H. H. McCain pastor of the Methodist Church of Bryan reports his daughter, Mrs. W. O. Williams, is improving after an appendicitis operation performed Monday. The operation was successful though recovery will take several days. Parishioners and the pastor await further news as he returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McCain
Methodist Church of
Bryan
Houston
W. O. Williams
McCain
Park Rejoins after inspection trip to Texas commanderies
P. S. Park, grand generalissimo of the Grand Commandery of Texas Knights Templar, returns from an inspection tour of commanderies in the southern part of the state. He reports all commanderies in good condition with notable enthusiasm among the bodies in San S, Columbus, Yoakum, and N azales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Park
Grand Commandery
Tex- Knights Templar
Sans
Columbus
Yoakum
Mzales
Park
Nic
Ramsey Home Fire No Damage Reported In City
The J. Z. Ramsey residence in the southeast city area caught fire this afternoon likely from a spark near an adjacent house. Fire crews arrived around 1 30 PM and stopped the blaze with less than five dollars of damage to the structure, noting no water damage to contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Ramsey
Mrs. Alicell
Ball
Ramsey
Fire destroys home of Mrs. Alice Ball in city
The two story seven room home of Mrs. Alice Ball in the southeastern city section was consumed by fire this morning with losses estimated at 8000 to 10000. Insurance covers about 7000. Contents were largely lost. Fire caused by wiring or a flue. Chief C. E. Jenkins recently elected. Fire crews saved adjoining structures despite high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ball
Ball
Collard
C. E. Jenkins
Catholic Chapel to Rise at A and M College Texas
Ground will begin this month on a $20 000 Catholic Chapel and Center at the A and M College of Texas funded by the Knights of Columbus. Rev Father J B Gleissner will oversee. site on two lots near the gravel road, east of the Methodist Tabernacle. Construction aims for completion by early April with work starting in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College of Texas
Knights of Columbus of Texas
J. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church of
Bryan
College Station
K. of C. State
el Paso
Methodist Tabernacle
John Tauber
Egg
Ork
Father Ever
Col
Ball Family Relocation After House Fire Near College Avenue
Mrs. Alice Ball and her family including Miss Mary Bell Ball Charley Ball and Frank P Martin with wife and child occupy the Ball house. They move this afternoon to a house beside Professor Cobb on College Avenue. Neighbors assisted in removing Collard home furniture during the fire as a precaution against loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Alice Ball
Mary Bell Ball
Charley Ball
North Main Street
Frank P. Martin
Boone Prairie Briefs From Boone Prairie Journal
Pretty weather returns as farmers begin breaking land. Dr and Mrs John Mitchell of Kicosse visit the Mitchell home. Nora Lee Dowdy returns to Albany college after visiting her parents. Snow last Friday. three inches. Large crowds at local singing conventions and gatherings. Dora Nicholson visits Golda Mae Dowdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Boone Prairie
John Mitchell
Kicosse
Mitchell
Nora Lee Dowdy
Albany
C. C. Dowdy
Clara Derrick
Velma
Bertha Renolds
Clara Ellison
Virgie Alee
Raymond Ricardson
S. J
William Vaughn
Julian
Maple Allee
George Shelby
Prairie Grove
Clara Reynolds
Jim Johnson
Beck Prairie
Carry Milner
Earie D. Cockrum and Sons
Junior
Bobbie
Bremend
Owensville
Vaughn
Maclain
Dora Nicholson
Golda Mae Dowdy
Tabor News Briefs From January Reports
Tabor notes Jan reports of residents visiting relatives in Montgomery Bryan and Houston. Miss Rubye Walker and Miss Louise Blanton attend schools away. Miss Effie Wilson sick. Freddie Conrad leads Tabor Victory Club with 23 enrollment. Activities include a Women’s Club meeting at the Tabor auditorium and local basketball plans with Prof Colson and players traveling to Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Ola
Loyce Henry
Montgomery
George Henry
Helen Minkert
Bryan
Hazel Bacon
Millican
Louise Blanton
Houston
Bill Blanton
Herbert Henry
Effie Wilson
Effie Rice
Benchley
Fr. H. Nichols
Rubye Walker
Sam Houston State Normal
William Wilson
Anson
Freddie Conrad
Fritz Schultz
Kurton
Tabor Victory Club
Annie Locke
Yell
Oscar Wilson
Mary Locke
Snowy week notes and local social updates
Mrs Minnie Elliott is not well this week. Mr and Mrs T J Abbott of Sam Cavitt s ranch visited Mr and Mrs Joe Locke on Sunday. Rev Brown held services at Cottonwood Baptist on Sunday January 3 with a large crowd. Mrs Robert Bond and children returned to Conroe last week. Miss Annie Laurie Smith of Bryan spent Christmas days with Mrs John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Elliott
T. J. Abbott
Sam Cavitt
Joe Locke
Rev. Brown
Cottonwood Baptist Church
Robert Bond
Conroe
Annie Laurie Smith
Bryan
John Smith
Clyde F Goen Seeks Re election as Brazos Tax Assessor
Clyde F Goen announces reelection bid for Brazos County Tax Assessor. He asks voters to review his four years of service and efficiency and pledges continued effort and appreciation for past support. He signs as Clyde F Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde F. Goen
Brazos County
Social Sundry Visits Headline Steep Hollow
Steep Hollow residents report weekend gatherings with relatives in Edge and Bryan. Mr and Mrs W E Moore visited relatives at Edge. J D Corlee and J J Wardimer from Bryan called on relatives Sunday. The Hallard family and Odelle Hall visited T P Hall family, while Lole Poster and the Jones Harvey party joined gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
W. E. Moore
Edge
J. D. Corlee
J. J. Wardimer
Bryan
Will Hallard
Dan and
Odelle Hall
Psuline Beard
T. P. Hall
Lole Poster
C. R. J. Jones
Harvey
J. D. Barnette
Chas. Murrey End
B. L. Foster
Mayonnaise Recipe and Farm Labor Ad in Denton Paper
The Eagle article lists a mayonnaise dressing formula with dry ingredients yolks and oil, plus instructions to mix, then notes all materials should be ice cold and the mayonnaise stiff. A labor advert seeks a White Mexican or Negro family for a farm on Chocolate Bayou addressed to J. B. Peterson in Liverpool, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chocolate Bayou
Peterson
Liverpool, Texas
Terracing Boosts Farm Value and Club Plans for Brazos County
County Agent C L Benson reports on terracing at Jim Tobias farm adding an estimated hundred dollars annually for five years if maintained. He urges improved terrace outlets and spring work, notes seven schools will be visited, and highlights club members Morris Williamson and Norris Johnson starting calf and pig projects. Also mentions seed corn, rose pruning demonstration by Abbie Sevier and A P Swallow, and Howell Lumber prize program to encourage club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tobias
Brazos County
Morris Williamson
Stat
H. H. Williamson
Norris Johnson
George WV. Johnson
Wto Club
Morris
Norris
Herman
Abbie Sevier
A. P. Swallow
Extension Service
R. Franze
Kurten
Swallow
Howell Lumber Company
Brazos
Reliance Club Members Hear Talks and Elect Leaders
The Reliance club met January 11 with three talks by County Agentas Co L Benson and Miss Abbie Sevier and district agent Miss Juanita Sprott. Riley Saxon elected yell leader and Albine Krolczyk assistant yell leader. Reliance club girls met January 7 electing a leader and reporter. Ruth Mathis reported, Miss Sevier taught stockings darn. The community notes praise the return of the Reliance column and outline plans for Sunday School, B Y P U, and a Sunday School Rally along with visits from several families and local church workLogout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Reliance Club
Co. L. Benson
Abbie Sevier
Juanita Sprott
Riley Saxon
Albine Krolczyk
Wes
Will Horton
Ruth Mathis
Miss Sevier
Prospect Community Terracing Gains Noted Farmer In County
Prospect neighborhood farmers lead the county in farm level work with active club members urging effort. The group encourages practice and pride through steady terrace building as results speak for themselves.
School Teachers and Student Efforts Noted After Car Accident
Under the management of Misses Inez Moore and Elia Conway with Tillie Crews shaw as primary, pupils are doing good work. Jodie Conway suffered a painful wrist injury last week while cranking his car, possibly sprained or broken.
No Terracing Demonstrations All This Week
County Agent C L Benson will not conduct terracing January 11 to 16 due to two club days and an agents meeting in Houston. Farmers may use his farm level during his absence by visiting the County Agent office before he leaves to keep terracing work progressing until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
The
Eagle
Houston
Temperatures For Past Week At Texas A and M College
A weekly temperature tabulation from the Division of Entomology at Texas A and M shows a consistent pattern with no wide fluctuations. The highest reading reached 65 degrees on Monday, while the lowest minimum was 28 on Friday. precipitation was minimal at .03 inches, linked to the week’s snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Entomology
A. and
M. College of Texas
F. L. Thomas
Mercury
Bill Proposes Mexican Immigration Quota Cut
Representative Bacon of New York introduces a bill to place Mexico under the quota law reducing annual Mexican immigration from about 33 000 to 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Bacon
New York
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the Eagle
Baptist Auxiliary
Circle Meeting
First Baptist Church
J. W. Batts
Buckner Orphan Home
C. A. Buchanan
Mesdames W. R. Thomas
J. A. Myres
J. E. Brown
Albert Buchanan
J. B. Sanders
J. Webb Howell
Circle No. 6
Nannie Rhodes
R.S
P. 8
Circle 4
E. F. Parks
Circle 5
Circle 7
J. W. Dyer
A. & M. College
Eagle’s
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas
Sons of
Bulletin On
Bryan Cotton Oil Company
J. W. Fitzgerald
Tyler
P. L. Downs
Temple
Howell
Roy Robinson
Higgs-Robinson
Bragos Bottoms
Bryan Eagle
M. B. Easters
P. L. Barron
J. W. Burrows
W. H. Benbow
J. J. Rusey
Jim Cloud
S. I. Dowling
Southern Farm Boys
William G. McAdoo
Brazos County Club
Herman Henderson
Navaset
Woman's Club
Krolazyk
Jim Riley
Wm. Jones
Wade
S. M. Bullock
J. J. Riley
Racheal Crenshaw
Alice and
Maybelle Carroll
Walter Hicks
Charles Saxon
J. It. Slaughters
Ford
Henry Ford
Detroit
Chambers-Wilson Motor Co
Main
Bryan, Texas
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