Creath Brazos Baptist Women Meet in Navasota Program
The Creath-Brazos Association held its quarterly Woman's Missionary Society meeting at College Avenue Baptist Church with 135 visitors plus members. Rev Frank Cheavens from Franklin delivered the sermon, and laymen were urged to attend a school of instruction at Navasota starting Jan 27 led by Dr J T Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
Christian Fellowship
Christian Service
Grimes
Madison
Waller
Leon
Brazos
College Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Association
W. S. Barron
al W. M. A
Frank Cheavens
Baptist Church
Franklin
College Avenue Church
Creath-Brazos Brotherhood
Creath- Brazos Association
School of Instruction
Navasota
J. T. Henderson
Baptist Brotherhood of the South
Knoxville
Tenn
Creath-Brazos Association
Hostess
W. A. Hancock
Austin
Joe Percente
Woman's Missionary Union
Montgomery
W. H. Hendricks
Edna Peters
Normangee
W. C. Mims
T. C. Grinson
Richards
M. D. Barclay
Shiro
W. D.lander
Wellborn
Hostess Church
Foster Retires As Press Editor To Write Column
Marcel E. Foster ends over four decades as Houston Press editor and becomes editor emeritus. Allan Bartlett, former San Diego Sun editor, takes charge. Foster will write the column Why by Mefo. Foster began in Sioux City and served in the Navy during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Marcellus E. Foster
South
Houston Press
Allan C. Bartlett
San Diego
Calif
Sun
Bartlett
Scripps-Howard
The
Press
Minnesota
Morningside College
Iowa
School of Law
University of Denver
Sioux City
Tribune
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Denver Post
Associated Press
Western Division
Cty
San Francisco
Scripps-Howard Organization
San Francisco News
San Diego Sun
Foster
Editor Louis B. Gillham Founding Houston Chronicle
In 1901 he established the Houston Chronicle and later sold controlling interest in 1926, becoming editor of The Houston Press. Ill health forced him to relinquish the active strain of duties, moving to shorter working hours in an editorial role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Chronicle
Houston Press
Patterson Seeks Re-Election For Co. Commissioner
Brazos County precinct 4 commissioner R Pat Patterson announces for re election highlighting past road work. He notes 15 miles gravelled without bonds or tax levy and outlines WPA backed Beecinet No 4 project plus eight more miles pending. He pledges continued faithful service if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Pat Patterson
Brazos County
Beecinet No. 4
WPA
Bullet Fired Into Head in Steele Store Shooting
Billy Lazarrone, 23, died at his father Tony Lazarrone's Steele's Store home from a gunshot wound found dying Saturday. Justice J M Perrone ruled death a gunshot incident with no motive yet known. Funeral services were in Bryan with burial at the Bryan Catholic Cemetery. Survived by father Tony, four brothers Joe Milton Nick Angelo in Steele's Store and sister Mrs Louis Musia of Highbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lazarrone
Tony Lazarrone
Steele's
Bryan
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Perrone
McCulloch-Dansby
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Father B. Brain
Bryan Catholic
Joe
Milton
Nick
Angelo Lazarrone
Steele
Louis Musia
Highbank
Local Notables Attend Meetings and Hospital Admissions
Dr. Howard Smith of Marlin remains in Bryan for the Brazos Robertson Medical Association program at City Hall. Mrs. L. N. Yeager of Navasota attends the W M A workers' conference at College Avenue Baptist Church. St Joseph's Hospital lists admissions from Jan 9 to Jan 14 including James Guynes and Lee Viviani, plus several Bryan patients. Eugene Edge and Charles H Edge travel to San Antonio on business and will return with Mrs Edge and Eugene III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Marlin Hospital
Bryan
Brazos- Robertson Medical Association
City Hall
L. N. Yeager
Navasota
Woman’s Missionary Union
Workers’ Conference
Creath-Brazos Association
College Avenue Baptist Church
Will Holloway
Gause
Edna Peters
Normangee
A. W. Buchanan
Peters
Normangee Baptist Church
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James D. Guynes
Calvert
Medical
J. L. Edge
Surgical
R. M. Searcy
Leé Viviani
Charles Nash
Devoda Nash
Frank Zubik
Billy Davis
Frank Higgs
C. F. Bullock
Mumford
Eugene Edge
Charles H. Edge
San Antonio
Charles Edge
Eugene Ili
Gainesville Youth Killed by Cave In
William Edward Hair a 14 year old was killed when a tunnel he and two younger brothers dug caved in in a creek bank at Butcher 25 miles northwest of Gainesville on Monday local authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
William Edward Hair
Butcher
Funeral Service Sunday At Center For W G Carnahan
William Glasgow Carnahan 76 died Friday night after a short illness. He lived in Center and spent Christmas with his daughter in Bryan. The body was moved to Center for services Sunday at 2 30 p m with burial in Center cemetery. Survived by two sons Ford M Carnahan Center and W Gordon Carnahan Tennessee and a daughter Mrs J A McQueen Jr Bryan plus one brother E S Carnahan Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glasgow Carnahan
Mr. Carnahan
Bryan
J. A. McQueen, Jr
Mr. McQueen
W. Gordon Carnahan
Tennessee
Texas
Carnahan, Sr
McCulloch-Dansby
Charles F. Hillier
J. A. McQueen
R. W. Persons
J. L. Brock
Carnahan Home
Center
Center Cemetery
Ford M. Carnahan
E. S. Carnahan
Waco
Bryan Resident Dies On Monday Funeral Tuesday
T W Cole known as Dad Cole dies at 12 15 PM after weeks of illness. He was 69 years 5 months and 29 days old. Survived by wife Nettie Cole and sister Mrs Ed Hoskins of Wichita Falls. Funeral at College Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday at 4 PM conducted by Rev W B Breazeale. Interment Bryan City Cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Robert Jones I L McNeeley H P Dunsby Sr Ed Zimmerman Lynn Sample T R Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Cole
Cole
Bryan
East 25Th Street
Mr. Cole
Nettie Cole
Ed Hoskins
Wichita Falls
College Avenue Baptist Church
W. B. Breazeale
Bryan City Cemetery
Robert Jones
I. L. McNeeley
H. P. Dunsby, Sr
Ed Zimmerman
Lynn Sample
T. R. Nelson
Agricultural planning urged to ease post court shift
Dr. A B Cox urged Texas farmers to pursue regional agricultural planning that avoids crop production limits after the Supreme Court ended the federal adjustment program. He warned of market loss, synthetic substitutes, and the need for open domestic and foreign markets to sustain cotton and farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Supreme Court
A. B. Cox
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Texas Agricultural Workers Association
Supreme Court
Dr. Cox
Washington
County Teachers Hear Talks on School Room Activity Problems
Brazos County teachers met at the Bowie school for the regular monthly session. E W Glenn from Texas A and M spoke on activity problems in the school room and Mrs F L Sloop discussed county standardization test results. Several districts reported 100 percent attendance as minutes were approved and business matters settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Glenn
Industrial Education Department
Texas A. & M. College
F. L. Sloop
Brazos County
Bowie
Farm Heads Have Busy Day with Alexander Talk
Brazos county farm leaders held morning and afternoon meetings with the Rotary club guests and heard E R Alexander of Texas A&M discuss the relationship of farm products to manufactured articles. County Agent Benson and J L Lowell urged outreach to communities and cotton contract talks were deemphasized after a Supreme Court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
County Agricultural Committee
Rotary Club
E. R. Alexander
Texas A. and M. College
Rotary
C. L. Benson
Chamber of Commerce
D. L. Wilson
Benson
Bryan
Texas Extension Service
Jack Shelton
John Staany
Rock Prairie
C. B. McGregor
Millican
H. P. Franklin
Prof. Alexander
Merrill Chosen To Coordinate War On Erosion
Louis P. Merrill of Tyler Texas was named acting state coordinator of Soil Conservation Service activities in Texas. He will join the Texas Soil Conservation Advisory Committee and oversee field operations except in the Panhandle wind erosion area. Merrill previously directed the Duck Creek demonstration area in Smith County and will oversee eight outside Panhandle projects with managers named for Elm Creek and Duck Creek, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Caldwell
Hays
Lockhart
E. H. Varnell
Duck Creek
Dallas County
Garland
R. M. Milhollin
Upper Concho River
Tom Green
Coke Counties
San Angelo
G. M. Morris
Carissa Creek
Nacogdoches
H. N. Smith
Green Creek
Erath County
Dublin
E. C. Johnson
Harts Creek
Titus County
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Mid-South
Merrill
Arkansas
Louisiana
Panhandle
Mr. Merrill
Fort Worth
Louis P. Merrill
Tyler
Soil Conservation Service
H. H. Bennett
Texas Soil Conservation Advisory Committee
SCS
A. B. Conner
State Experiment Station
H. H. Williamson
State Extension Service
Agricultural College, Extension Service
Experiment Station
Mervill
Smith County
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Lindale
W. H. DuPuy
Relief Headquarters Moves to Astin Building
Brazos county relief headquarters moves from the Cole building to the Astin Building at Main and 26th streets. The shift aims to save costs as space usage declines with fewer relief clients. Senior case worker Mrs. J L Brock oversees operations with intake clerk Mrs. Philip Norton and case workers Mrs. Henry Locke and Mrs. R A Harrison continuing in their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Relief
Cole
Astin
Main
26Th Streets
26Th Street
Davis Reid Grocery
J. L. Brock
Philip Norton
Henry Locke
R. A. Harrison
For Rent Old Brogdon Homestead on 88 Acres
For rent a recently improved 88 acre homestead known as the Old Brogdon property. Interested parties should contact Lacy Brogdon by phone at Bryan 961W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Brogdon Homestead
Lacy Brogdon
Bryan
South End to Acquire Site for Bryan Public School
Bryan city commissioners authorize purchase of about four acres in the Suber tract between the new and old sections for a public school building. Land cost set at 700 dollars per acre. Motion to insure city police and employee protection discussed. Center-line parking banned after today with plans to repurpose a vacant 25th and Grove lot for parking inclement weather. City to re-advertise for a city depository and consider liability insurance for motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Suber
Bunlding
Wales
Jno
M. Lawrence Sr
Grove
W. J. Boriskie
College
Adams Insurance
Brayton Wins Slogan Contest For Toothpaste Firm
H R Brayton professor in chemical and chemical engineering at A and M College won $25 in a slogan contest from a toothpaste company. He had also won radio slogan writing in a similar contest a few months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Brayton
A. and M. Colege
Brayton
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Creath-Brazos Group
Louis
Charley Retzlaff
Joe Louis
Chicago
Retzlaff
North Dakota
Patterson
Steele Store
Center For
W.G. Carnahan
Glenn
Sloop
Alexander
Astin Building
South End
Eugene
the Figgers Beauty Salon
Andrea-Du-Val
Eagle Printing Co
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