Local residents and visitors noted in Bryan society column
Mr and Mrs Will Raines of Harvey shopped in Bryan today. Miss Sara Reva Maniloff visits friends at Rockdale. Mr and Mrs Wm J Dobrovolny and Bettie Ruth visit their mother Mrs Fannie Dobrovolny for two weeks. Mrs Charley Locke of Tabor visits Bryan. Ms Byron Alphin recuperating at Bryan hospital after surgery. Mrs O C Copeland and baby move from Bryan Hospital to A and M College campus. R M Gordon of Houston visits Mrs W E Blackshear and Mrs Cora Winters in Bryan. Major B F Delameter and family return from San Antonio via camp at Fort Sam Houston. Tom Sweeney returns from Corsicana after illness in the family comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Raines
Harvey
Sara Reva Maniloff
Rockdale
Wm. J. Dobrovolny
Bettie Ruth
Fannie Dobrovolny
Charley Locke
Tabor
Bryan
Byron Alphin
Bryan Hospital
O. C. Copeland
A. and M. College
R. M. Gordon
Houston
W. E. Saunders
W. EF. Blackshear
Navasota
Cora Winters
Ennis
B. F. Delameter
San Antonio
Major Delameter
Fort Sam Houston
Sam Bloch
Los Angeles
Globe Dry Gobods Co
Omaha
Midwest
Tom Sweeney
Corsicana
Mrs. Sweeney
Doris Simpson
Olloe
Thelma Seeley
J. W. Burrows
C. B. McGregor
J. S. McGregor
Jeff Boyder
Baytown
Bill Symms
Richland
Elsie
Ruth Symmes
George Powers
Arcadia
Henry Bell
Kenway
Zupelo
Ark
Quero
Donna
Magic Valley
Wm. Gorda
Brazoria
G. B. Cory
Cawthon
Kate Williams
Frances
May Dell
Wa¢o
Mildred McGregor
College Station
Albert Sidney Johnson
Emma Bradley
Joe Matheney
Wheat Cemetery
Millican
Alpha Lois Williams
Tom Pool
Mississipi
Erin Simpson
E. C. Jameson
Montague
Bowie Clinic
Village Revival Brings Bishop Boaz To Dexter
Bishop Hiram A. Boaz of Houston recalled his early days as a circuit rider during a revival at Dexter 25 miles northeast of Gainesville. He preached twice daily to rural listeners in an open air setting, accepting chicken dinner invitations as a village of about 200 people provided a quiet backdrop for the informal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Hiram A. Boaz
Houston
North Texas Methodist Conference
South
Dexter
Bishop Boaz
Delegates Gather For Texas Se a Convention In El Paso
More than 5 000 delegates are expected for the state American Se a convention in El Paso on August 24. Prominent speakers national figures and six bands will perform. A bullfight in Juarez, parades, dances, barbecues and get-togethers are planned. Army planes from Kelly Field may lead the first day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Juarez
Amarillo
Texas
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Thomason Gathers Data to Retain Fort D A Russell
Congressman elect R F Thomason of El Paso is collecting data in Marfa and Alpine to back a bid to keep Fort D A Russell from being moved. Local officials and residents express concern over schedules and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
R. FE. Thomason
Paso
Marfa
Fort D. A. Russell
Texas Agricultural College program notes farm life seminars
A detailed schedule from Texas A and M College lists speakers and topics for Tuesday Wednesday and Friday events. Highlights include Mary Ann Grimes on farm home textiles, Peggie Morris on farm life observations, and sessions on women's farm news, library history, press cooperation, and conservation promotion with leaders from local papers and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conner
College
Curtis Vinson
A. and
M. College
Mary Ann Grimes
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Bess Edwards
State Home
Texas
Peggie Morris
Texas Farm and Ranch
F. S. Cantner
Dallas
Memorial
Phebe K. Warner
J. W. Baird
State Library of Agricultural History
T. C. Richardson
Endowment of Foundation For Preservation of Agricultural Information
A. D. Jackson
A. L. Ward
Texas Agricultural Workers Association
Arthur Lefevre
Houston
Victor H. Schoffelmayer
Dallas News
Henry Edwards
Tyler Journal
A. W. Grant
San Antonio Express
Fletcher Davis
Hondo Anvil and Herald
Fletcher Farming
T. O. Waiton
A. and M. College
Arthur F. Saunders
Houston Post-Dispatch
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Daily Eagle
Texas Crime Bureau Proposal Favors Police Chief Support
El Paso July 22. A bill to create a state bureau of criminal identification may be sent to the Texas legislature during the special session. L. T. Robey, El Paso police chief and president of the Texas Police Chiefs and City Marshals Union, says the bureau would aid crime fighting and save taxpayers thousands. It would track arrestees daily, list property with names, report stolen items, and file identification data from other bureaus. The plan calls for a $24,000 annual appropriation and a five member non salary board, with a paid superintendent and staff, under the attorney general's control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
L. T. Robey
Texas Police Chiefs and City Marshals’ Union
Henry Hoyak Takes Vacation in Caldwell with Family
mechanic Henry Hoyak of the Central Texas Auto Co is on a weeklong vacation visiting relatives in Caldwell with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoyak
The
Central Texas Auto Co
Caldwell
Free From Jail Negro Shoots Best Friend Near Hearne
Dave Lamar who was released from Brazos county jail for DWI is being sought by Robertson and Brazos deputies after he shot his friend Tom Wells of Hearne five times with an automatic rifle following a quarrel on a car trip toward Hearne. Wells survived. Lamar fled, with deputies tracing him to Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lamar
Brazos County
Robertson
Tom Wells
Hearne Negro
Lamar
D. H. Reed
Corrinne Love
Bryan
Wells
Hearne
Lamar ‘Hy Tamale, As Arrested At Prankf Ace
Lemar
County clocks stopped to cut county expenses
San Patricio county commissioners have halted the courthouse clocks to save money. Clocks atop the courthouse no longer tick the hours and courthouse telephones have been restricted to four lines as part of the economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
San Patricio County
Grade Jersey Cows Make Honor Roll At H. R. Fulton Herd
Twenty cows in the H R Fulton herd earned honor roll status for the past year. Robert Armetwong Li, visiting Mineral Wells with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ewing Norwood of Navasota, is enjoying a weeklong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Goa
H.R. Fulton
Robert Armetwong Li
Mrs. Ewing Norwood
Navasota
Mineral Wells
New Lutheran Church Planned for Santone San Antonio
A $100000 St. John s Lutheran church is planned for San Antonio. Construction will start within weeks and the Gothic clerestory building will seat about 650 people. Completion is set for October 1932 to mark the church s seventh anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
St. John's Lutheran
First Seal In Gulf Found At Port Isabel
Port Isabel July 22. The first seal ever seen in the Gulf of Mexico near here has taken up habitation off Port Isabel. The seal, observed several times, was first sighted by Captain C. Everson and T. W. Foreman U S engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Port Isabel
Gulf of Mexico
C. Everson
T. W. Foreman
U. S
Millican News Roundup of Visits and Church Doings
Millican residents greet visitors from Baytown Houston and Bryan while keeping up church life with a Baptist meeting closing and a hopeful Methodist revival. Local families welcome kin from Aransas Port to Quero and Donna in the Magic Valley area.
Five Texas Women Named Master Farm Homemakers
Five Texas farm women are named winners of the 1931 Texas Master Farm Homemaker title to be honored July 27 at the Texas A M College Farmers Short Course. Winners: Mrs. Noah Staggs Weatherford Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin Buffalo Springs Mrs. Herman Schulze Kerrville Mrs. A R Hanna Floydada Mrs. J P Impson Beeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Noah Staggs
Weatherford
Edgar Lumpkin
Buffalo Springs
Herman Schulze
Kerrville
A. R. Hanna
Floydada
J. P. Impson
Beeville
Farmer's Wife
National Farm Women’s Magazine
St. Paul
Minn
Extension Service
Mildred Hortoh
Orinne Johnson
Farm Publication
Texas
Mas
Ter Farm
Farm Women’s Magazine
Educational Conference Topics and Speakers Listed
A schedule of talks on survey interpretations supervision and classification of pupils and reading health and education policy. Notable speakers include G B Wilcox Chas Cobb K K Robbins H B Montgomery S M N Marrs E L Reynolds Gee Felter Edgar Ellen Wilson R W Stephens T O Walton Mamie Whittaker Leland Watkins Ira Maris R E White Mattie Epperson Lois Souther B B Sapp and R N Sandlin with Dr D C Peterson delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
R. Felter
Travis County
Edgar Ellen Wilson
McLennan
R. W. Stephens
Gatesville
T. O. Walton
A. & M. College
Mamie Whittaker
Rusk County
State Health Department Meeting Schedule Summary
State Health Department program notes list Friday sessions at 9 a m and 1 30 p m. Spelling objectives presented by Supt Jno L Beard in Coleman County. Lena A Dean oversees spelling in Henderson County. Eva G Pierce teaches How to Teach Spelling. Ada Jordan reports on Testing Achievement in Spelling for Panola County. Ninth annual meeting officer election and evaluation of the eighth meeting follow a round table discussion. Adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. L. Beard
Coleman County
Lena A. Dean
Henderson County
Eva G. Pierce
Hopkins County
Ada Jordan
Panola County
Hoover plan rumors swirl as Stimson holds cautious optimism
In Washington the foreign office set to meet Wednesday morning as Secretary Stimson remained quietly optimistic about a possible settlement. Reports circulated that the United States proposed steps to ease Germany’s crisis by stabilizing short term credits valued around 1.2 billion dollars. Finance ministers adjourned without a decision and kept details secret while German delegates urged for full disclosure of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Stimson
Germany
London
East Texas Oil Field Seen as Major Cause of Demoralization
Penn argues the East Texas field with a 10 acre proven area and >1,500,000 barrel potential is the chief driver of market demoralization. He says Texas operators and major oil companies kept prices down by selling large volumes cheaply, while Sinclair accuses firms of maintaining a fictitious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Kettleman Hills
Cali
Penn
Texas
Road Commission
Pean
Pen
Harry F. Sinclair
Hounds on Trail Of Negro In Beaumont Incident
Breodhounds are tracking a negro who tried to assault a white girl last night after chasing off her companion with a shotgun. The youth fled as police pursued the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Pecan Growers Plan Advertising Meeting in West Texas
A plan for advertising pecans by the National Pecan Marketing Association is being worked out. H. G. Lucas of Brownwood, president, invited pecan growers to meet with the West Texas Growers Association in Wood on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
National Pecan Marketing Association
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
Lucas
West Texas Growers Association
Wood
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J.c.penney CO
Lesion
Henry Ansley
Amarillo Daily News
Kate Adele Hill
Burt Bryant
State Department of Education
Austin
Nelli Bently
Bryan Eagle Press
H. L. Atkins
Progressive Farmer
Police of
Rangers
Associated Press
Denison
Tex
Durant
Okla
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Ross Sterling
Red River
NAVY
T. G. W. Settie
Akron
Marilla
N. Y
Wilfred Bushnell
Settie
Negro
Santone
Millican News
Eagle
Mate
Chicago
Albert Robertson
A. C. Bostwick
Schultze
Hanna
Floyd County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Impson
Mrs
Kerrville, Texas
Andrew R. Hanna Floydada
Noah Stegel Weatherford
Hese
Rural Homemakers of
National Farm Women’s Magazine of
St. Paul, Minn
A. & M. College of Texas
John P. Impson
Mrs. Shewie
G. B. Wilcox
Chas. T. Cobb
Cleburne
K. K. Robbins
Milam County
H. B. Montgomery
Cuero
S. M. N. Marrs
E. L. Reynolds
Franklin
R. E. White
Mattie Epperson
Lamar County
Lois Souther
Falls County
B. B. Sapp
Liberty County
Rk. N. Sandlin
D. C. Peterson
State Health Department
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