Brazos Residents Grand Parents of Perfect 6-yr. Boy
Nolan Hensarling, son of T. A. Hensarling Jr. and Ima Cook of Stephenville, was featured as “the only perfect 6-year-old child” in a health examination at Stephenville. He is grandchild to I. M. Cook and Tom Hensarling of Steep Hollow, with his father a poultry husbandry associate professor at John Tarleton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Hensarling
T. A. Hensarling, Jr
Stephenville
Press of
Texas
Bryan
Brazos County
I. M. Cook
Tom Hensarling
Steep Hollow
Mary Mother of God Saint Joseph's Catholic Church column
J B Gleissner a Catholic priest writes to explain why Mary is the Mother of God and how Catholic belief sees Mary’s role. He contrasts worship of God with honor to saints and intercession, urging that faith be kept sacred and not used to fuel dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin
Simeon
Mary
Israel
Joseph
Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Cana
St. John
God
Mother
Christ
Mother of God
J.B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ward's Slashes Prices Nationwide in Record Reductions
Montgomery Ward Co announces a 5 million dollar nationwide price cut across all stores. Managers report 10 to 50 percent reductions below 1931 peak levels with new 1932 rock button pricing on spring merchandise. Ward’s vows continued value and heavy advertising to spur a bargain revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageras
Montgomery Ward Co
Ray McDaniel
Ward
Cowl B. Everitt
Montgomery Ward & Co
America
Montgomery Ward
Mr. McDaniel
Kurten Community Club Names Officers For Year
The Kurten Community Club held a Saturday meeting electing David Bunting as president J H Beard as vice president and Mrs Will Kelly as secretary and treasurer The program featured songs by high school girls a Kurten men quartet and Miss Weiser with Walters Sebo on guitar Sabo received applause for encores playing harp and guitar together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
David Bunting
J. H. Beard
Will Kelly
Cooler Weather and Rainfall Mark Last Week
Comparatively cool conditions dominated last week with a high of 72 degrees reached on Monday and a low of 35 degrees noted on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Total rainfall measured 2.8 inches, with daily amounts including 2.52 inches on Monday and 0.28 inches on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Cesnee
Teachers to Meet D. J. McDonald in Brazos County
County superintendent D. J. McDonald announced that the white teachers of Brazos County will meet Saturday morning at 10 o clock in the district courtroom at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McDonald
Brazos County
Local Announcements For County Officials
Affin notificements list July primaries candidates for county judge A S McSwain re election Jess B McGef for county tax collector Uy Harris for county clerk Dy Paul Dansby Jess Conler for county treasurer Oy Montgomery re election Commissioner Precinct No 3 John Kalinec Precinct No 4 Claude B Buchanan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. McSwain
Jess B. McGef
Dy Paul Dansby
Jess Conler
OY Montgomery
John Kalinec
Claude
Buchanan
Groginsky Store Fire Damages Woodyard Building and Shops
A Saturday night blaze at Main and 24th street heavily damaged the Groginsky store and the Woodyard building, with smoke affecting the nearby Sanitary Barber Shop. Insurance totals include 18500 on stock and 3000 on furnishings for the Grogin s k y s, 10000 on the Woodyard building, and 1000 for the barber owners. Adjusters expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodyard
Main and
24Th Street
Joe Groginsky & Son
Sam Lobello
John Konecny
Bryan Avenue
Groginsky
J. M. Woodyard
Frank Patronella
Sanitary
Mr. Woodyard
No Developments In Lovell Killing Case
County Attorney Oak McKenzie reports no new developments in the Wayne Davis case tied to the fatal shooting of Willie Lovell last Thursday evening. Davis was released on $1,500 bond after an examining trial was waived. bond signs include Wayne Davis and seven others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak McKenzie
Wayne Davis
Willie Lovell
Davis
Justic
J. T. McGee
A. W.kinnard
J. E. Hensarling
Allen Smith
P. H. Hensar
Government to deploy 12 inspectors against cattle tick in Brazos County
Twelve inspectors of cattle dipping will begin work in Brazos county March 1 as part of a federal campaign led by Dr. C. W. Brown of the U S Department of Agriculture. Earl Sprott will serve as an expert inspector from Cameron, with eleven Brazos county appointees to be announced next month. Range riders will later join the effort to ensure adequate coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Washington
C. W. Brown
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Cameron
Earl Sprott
Venison Steaks Parade From Texas Hunters
Bryan Nimrod and partners from Sam E. Cavitt and M. E. Wallace Jr. plan to testify to their prowess as nimrods as venison steaks and venison stew are distributed among friends. Harvey Weddington bagged an 8 point duck on a Laredo trip, with a WInchester ud at 175 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Sam E. Cavitt
M. E. Wallace, Jr
Harvey Weddington
Houston
Laredo
Weddington
Fund Alloted For X All Hiway In Limestone Co
The State Highway Department has allotted 35162 dollars for widening shoulders ditching and gravel on Highway 14 X All highway in Fall county from Limestone to Robertson. The project will connect Limestone county with Highway 6 at Bremond and extend the X All highway. F J Keith of Fola visited Kiyan today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X-All Hiway In
Limestone Co
State Highway Department
Fall County
Limestone
Robertson County
Limestone County
Bremond
F. J. Keith
Fola
Kiyan
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Cornerstone Laying
Mrs J L Brock Mrs John T Hanway and Mrs Lee J Rountree returned from Austin after the cornerstone ceremony for the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs state headquarters. Gov Neff and others spoke praise for the project stressing service to Texas and all mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brock
John T. Hanway
Woman’s Club
Lee J. Rountree
Division of Correction
Austin
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Stephen F. Austin
Federation
J. W. Fincher
Houston
R. F. Lindsay
Pat M. Neff
Ross S. Sterling
P. W. McFadden
Charles B. Cook
Austin Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Welder
Mies
Sam J. Smith
Ben G. O‘neal
Wichita Falls
F. R. Pettengill
Cleburne
Sam Cox
Mexia
J. F. Fincher
R. A. Buford
Francis Cook
Eldridge Moore
John W. Goodwin
Austin Woman’s Club
John W. Ezelle
Civic Clubs of
Fincher
Austin Woman's Club
Texas
Colorado
Imperial Commonwealth of Texas
Noted Social Progress Through Public Institutions
The article lauds building by worthy organizations of institutions not for selfish purposes but for the betterment of humanity highlighting contemporary civic advancement and charitable efforts.
Beason Hosts Annual Dinner for Local Agriculture Group
C L Beason hosts a noon dinner at the Benson home on College Road for 16 attendees including Texas A and M College figures, county officials, Lions Club officer, chamber leaders, and Extension Service staff. Guests include Dr T O Walton president of A and M College, J E Stanford chamber president, A S McSwain county judge, and commissioners Boyett Harris Wehrman Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beason
Tex24
M. College
County Commissioners Court
Agricultural and Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Brazos County
Benson
College Road
T. O. Walton
Texas A. and
H. H. Williamson
D. H. Reid
Sadie Hatfield
Blanche Brown
Fred Hale
Lions Club
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
Tribute to Long Service in Bryan Church Work
Mrs. M Nagle of El Paso and her brother A M Waldrop attended the First Baptist church in Bryan. Members honored the life long service of Dr James B McLelland the second superintendent of the Baptist Sunday School from 1869 to 1880. The Sallie Waldrop Bible Class remains active and large, with fourteen members attending and paying tribute to Mrs Waldrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nagle
el Paso
First Baptist Church
A. M. Waldrop
Bryan
Sallie Waldrop
First Baptist Sunday School
Waldrop
Nagle
George Washington Bicentennial Programs For Schools
The George Washington Bicentennial Commission has arranged school oriented programs for the 200th anniversary of Washingtons birth. Viewable through commission headquarters in Washington D C. The county superintendent of schools urges rural teachers to request these programs designed for February 22 Washingtons birthday and major holidays such as Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Washington
Commission
Washington Building
Washington, D. C
J. McDonald
Montgomery Seeks Another Term as County Treasurer
Roy Montgomery, Brazos County treasurer, filed his candidacy to run in the Democratic primary. He pledges efficient service if re elected and is well known in Brazos County for his public service. Mr and Mrs BE Peters were in Bryan for the day from their Harvey community home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Montgomery
Montgomery
Brazos County
BE. U. Peters
Bryan
Harvey
Bryan Minister Denounces Mary as Mother of God Sermon
Rev. Jno L Whorton of First Baptist spoke at 7 30 p m on Is Mary the Mother of God arguing against Marian consecration and urging Protestant separation from Rome The sermon traced Nestorian Cyril controversy and urged rejection of papal infallibility while defending religious liberty and martyrdom history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. L. Whorton
First Baptist Church
Mary
Whorton
Wharton
Nestoria
Antioch
Constantinople
God
Jesus
Nestorious
Cyril
Alexandria
Burglars Break Into City High School and Library
Burglars entered the Carnegie Library and Stephen F. Austin High School late Saturday or Sunday night seeking money. Eight cents was stolen from the library and all bacon and eggs from the high school cafeteria. entry to the high school was gained through the laboratory door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Stephen F. Austin High School
High School and Library Break-In Reported
Durham's office, the library, Miss Wilcox's locker, and the cafeteria were broken into. A high school break in occurred with a safe touched but nothing stolen. Carnegie Library entrance damaged by breaking a southeast window with hammer and nail. lock tampered. Miss Rogers' belongings ransacked but only eight cents taken.
Filling Station Construction Underway at West 25th and Parker
Ground cleared and materials assembled at the corner of West 25th street and Parker avenue for a new filling station. Weather permitting, active building will begin at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 25Th Street
Parker Avenue
Byrne College trains future business leaders in Dallas
The text extols Byrne Commercial College Dallas TX as a fully accredited school delivering modern practical business courses. It cites alumni success in banking law petroleum government and industry and urges readers to obtain a free catalogue by mailing name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Byrne College
Byrne
Texas
United States
Washington, D. C
Chicago
New York City
Southwest
Byrne Commercial College
Dallas
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People's Column
Ward's
Fagle
UY Harris
Carty
Worsham
Flames
Lovell
Bryan Nimrod
Neff
Club
Beason
Pope
Virgin Mary
Mother of
Cyril of
Immanuel
Father
Man
Rome
Caetestin
Dead Sea
Church of the Living God
Jesus Christ
the Model Shoe Hospital
North Main Street
J. M. Toys
Essary
Prestone
Central Texas Auto Co
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