Adequate Land Use Plan Tied to Interrelations of Land Types
Dr. A B Cox UT Bureau of Business Research director argues an adequate state land use program must integrate agricultural mineral commercial and industrial land uses. He stresses a regional economic approach with historical context and world markets, citing cotton livestock petroleum and natural gas as core drivers and noting ongoing Texas industrial planning efforts. Mrs C L Baker has been ill recently at her West 24th Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. B. Cox
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Cox
Bureau of Business Research
Euch
Bureau of Businss Research
University of Texas
Texas
Southwest
Globe
United States
Bureau
Elmer H. Johnson
F. A. Buechel
Texas Cotton Committee
Industrial Planning Committee
C. L. Baker
West 24Th Street
R. G. Caldwell
Rice Institute
Caldwell
Brazos County
Gandhi
Manchester
England
Far East
Nations
Bryan welcomes weekend visitors from nearby towns
Dozens of residents and visitors travel to Bryan for shopping and meetings. Mrs. Sidney Lawless and friends from Iola visit, Baylor students return home for the weekend, and families from Kurten Reliance and North Zulch join in Bryan social activities.
Local residents and visitors featured in Bryan notices
Priddy shows marked recovery from inflammatory rheumatism after weeks confined to a room. Guests include Miss Doris Reynolds of Franklin visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Tom Smith on East 26th Street. Cora Cavitt of Wheelock stays with sister and family on Ar stline avenue in Bryan. Ralphana Searcy travels to Southern Methodist University in Dallas for a weekend with sister Betsy Searcy. J. H. White Sr. remains ill but better. Elizabeth Curry visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Curry in Wheelock. Jed Blazek from Central Texas Motor Co. attends a Willis Overland dealers meeting in Houston. Robert Fuqua of Wheelock visits Bryan. J. Karl Porter of Caldwell makes a business trip. Porter, a Burleson County farmer, is hopeful for 1953. D. Haydari sends greetings from Rustam Farm in Baghdad, Iraq, noting his farming mission. A postcard shows a “Terrible Turk” on a desert march. E. R. Bryant and wife travel to Houston. Mrs. Bryant heads to Kingsville to visit her brother H. W. Plumb and family, formerly of Bryan and connected with J. C. Penney Co.
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Priddy
J. Tom Smith
East 26Th Street
Doris Reynolds
Franklin
Cora Cavitt
Wheelock
Bryan
Robert Armstrong
Arstline Avenue
Ralphana Searcy
Robert Fuqua
J. Karl Porter
Caldwell
Mr. Porter
Burleson County
Brazos County
Burleson
Porter
D. Haydari
Rustam Farm
Baghdad
Iraq
Haydari
A. & M. College
Department of Agriculture
E. R. Bryant
Houston
Plan for Improvement Old Tryon Cemetery
W J Lawless says a cemetery work ing and dinner will be held at Old Tryon cemetery on February 22. The site is described as one of the county’s oldest cemeteries and likely community activity.
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Old Tryon Cemetery
Old Tryon
W. J. Lawless
Bryan preachers to speak weekly in Bryan schools
Bryan pastors will resume weekly assemblies in public schools on Tuesday mornings through the year's second half. The schedule lists speakers by date and school including Austin Travis and Bowie assignments with names such as Dr. L. B. Elrod Rev. E. S. Bledsoe Rev. I. J. Blackwelder and Dr. W. H. Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Bryan
L. B. Elrod
Stephen F. Austin
E. S. Bledsoe
Travis
I. J. Blackwelder
Bowie
W. H. Andrew
Austin
L. A. Wilson
J. B. Gleissner
T. Gordon Watts
Roy S. Holloman
Elred
Bledsoe
Blackwelder
Andrew
Wilson
Gliessner
Watts
Holloman
Elrod
Rev
Gleissner
Hollomon
Milk War Questioned as Brazos County Farmers Seek Stability
A Bryan Brazos County dairy debate warns a price war harms producers merchants and the public. Citizens urge producers and local merchants to negotiate a plan prioritizing service and shared prosperity while noting government relief may be needed to end the cycle and lower costs across the supply chain.
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Brazos County
Bryan
Congress
Bishop Urges Chamber of Commerce Role in 1933 Prosperity
Bishop Quinprevenant argues for a strong Bryan and Brazos chamber of commerce to aid all community members. He cites modern science and transportation expanding life and notes charitable efforts during economic stress, saying individual contribution to the chamber is a good investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan and Brazos County
Bishop Quin
Albert FE. Wiglgam
Local Visitors Attended Meeting Promptly
President Stanford read remarks as visitors introduced by Secretary McCullough included James Swanson and Mrs H B Anderson of Navasota chamber, R W Knight of Crockett chamber, C E Bowles county agent, Robert Blanton Hearne chamber secretary, and Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton of Hearne, plus J R McCrary and Mrs McCrary of Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
McCullough
James Swanson
H. B. Anderson
Navasota Chamber of Commerce
J. N. Baylor
R. E. Taylor
R. W. Knight
Crockett Chamber of Commerce
C. EF. Bowles
Crockett
Robert Blanton
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Blanton
T. R. Hamilton
Hearne
J. R. McCrary
McCrary
Calvert
Officers Retained as BFYPS Names New Year Leaders
Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies retains Heber Stewart as president after unanimous re election at the Sunday meeting. New officers named include John Frank Womble vice president John Sidney Smith secretary and Walter Johnson treasurer. Plans include a charity rally, a recreation center tabernacle project, and a townwide meeting on January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Stewart
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Free Will Baptist Church
Stewart
First Baptist Church
John Frank Womble
First Christian Church
John Sidney. Smith
College Avenue Baptist Church
Walter Johnson
Free Will Baptist
Lamar Williams
Bill Wright
Ruby Reed
I. J. Blackwelder
Kathleen Garrett
Eleanor Lucas
Bowie Gym
Federation
First Methodist Church
Cabinet
Sue Haswell
Jumping Events for R O T C Detachment Officers
The R O T C detachment announces jumping events open to all regular reserve and national guard officers. Enlisted men compete on public animals over six jumps up to 3 feet 8 inches with $4 prize for first. Touch and out and performance counts apply for other courses and officer divisions.
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National Guard
Local Horse Show Promises Classic Open Jumping Events
Six jumps limit height set at 10 inches. performance only counts. Open jumping features six jumps at 3 feet 10 inches, with pair events and civilian three gaited, five gaited, pony classes. A military and civilian show include various harness and carriage events. The comparison notes the January New York auto show showcases only standard models, inviting all who love horses.
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New York
J. J. Binns
F. A
Huntsville Leader and Daughter Visit Bryan
Tom Ball and his daughter Katharine of Huntsville visited Bryan on Monday. Ball is active vice president of the First National Bank and a dividends declarer in the region. He has been president of the Huntsville Chamber and vice president of the East Texas Chamber, and he advocates good roads across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ball
Katherine
Huntsville
Bryan
Ball
First National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Rural church pastor enters Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Rev Basil Halbert pastor of Steep Hollow and Reliance Baptist churches left Monday to return to Fort Worth as a student at Southwestern Baptist Seminary He will receive his Th M degree in May Halbert preaches at Reliance both services Sunday and the Saturday night service of the first weekend and at Steep Hollow on the fourth weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Halbert
Steep Hollow
Reliance Baptist
Fort Worth
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Halbert
Reliance
Lowery Family Visit Highlights Bryan Gathering
Mr and Mrs J K Lowery and their grandson Pat Lowery of Ennis spent the day in Bryan visiting friends and enjoying time together with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Lowery
Pat Lowery
Ennis
Bryan
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Sidney Lawless
B. H. Yeager
Wayne Howard
M. Howard
Iola
J. T. Maloney
Cy Koontz
Zack
Hubert Ilolt
Navasota
J. L. Price
Wellborn
Laura C. Woolsey
Maude Leigh
Milton Maloney
Bennie Griffin
Baylor University
Waco
James Bowers
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
F. B. McWhorter
Charley Cobb
Independence
George Jones
Taylor Jones
W. R. Lawless
Marvin Lawless
W. T. Kelly
W. M. Kelly
Margaret
Lee J. Rountree
R. G. Williams
City Hall
WV. E. Barron
W. S. Barron
W. W. Heath
W. M. Hudspeth
W. i. Benbow
Tabor
L. M. Haltom
Benchley
P. L. Mims
Louis Eilenbrink
Ed F. Lohman
Meirer
Port Arthur
Bob Henderson
Near Lola
P. S. Park
5. C. Williams
Leonard
E. B. Reynolds
R. L. Gatlin
Somerville
West 27Th Street
Henry Rohde
Ollie Emmet
J. B
Walter Armstrong
People's Column
W. R. McCullough
Mr. Jenkins
Rotary International
Jenkins
W. A. Duncan
Albert Stone
14Th
Quin
BFYPS
Sunday Stewart
Doan
Baptist Seminary
Bryan and College
Creamery
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