Funeral for Fort Worth Man James Brower Attended by Bryan Relatives
Mrs. A. L. Heubner and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman traveled to Fort Worth to attend the funeral of James H. Brower 56 who died Tuesday at his Fort Worth home. Motive services were held at Harvenson and Cole chapel with Rev. Jd. L. Johnson officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Brower was married to Rena Mead of Bryan in 1931. Prolonged visit by Mrs. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Heubner
Ed Zimmerman
Ft. Worth
James H. Brower
Huebner
Bryan
Zimmerman
Brower
Rena Meads
Fort Worth
Harvenson and Cole
Jd. L. Johnson
First Methodist Church of
Greenwood Cemetery
Rena Mead
Social Roundup in Wheelock and Nearby Areas
Edges between families and friends show weekend visits and gatherings. Residents report guests from Wheelock and A and M, local parties, and singing events. Notable notes include Miss Nina Mae Moore returning from Chicago, a gin nearing completion for 1945 cotton, and health concerns for Mrs. J O Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Leighman
Eaward Rumfield
Jim Leighman
Hortense Scasta
Wheelock
M. A. Barnett
H. M. Free
Warren
Claude Brown
Chas. Payne
E. J. Payne
Martha Thomas
W. C. Hill
Julia
Christiana
Joe Wymola
Charley Wymola
N. W. Husky
J. A. Wilson
Ruby Wallace
Normangee
John Payne
T. C. Elliott
Lurline Elliott
J. O. Orr
S. P. Moore
Claude, Jr
Bobby Claude
Dallas
Nina Mae Moore
Chicago
Frank Opersteng
Kurten
Revival closes with seventeen baptisms at Reliance church
Reverend C. F. Kiefer concluded a two week revival at Reliance church. Seventeen additions for baptism followed a powerful revival. The church seeks a full time minister. John Solon Saxon is on the sick list. Mrs. Alene McMillian is improving and moving home. Annie Lee Saxon and Inez Jones returned from Goose Creek. Mrs. Hugh Murdock and daughter Lottie Mae of Houston are visiting the Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kiefer
John Solon Saxon
Alene McMillian
Annie Lee Saxon
Inez Jones
Goose Creek
Hugh Murdock
Lottie Mae
Houston
W. T. Jones
Man Killed by Bull Wheel in Mexia Oil Field
George Dilly, 65, of Tyler, died after a bull wheel fell on him while he loaded oil field equipment onto a truck in Mexia. He suffered fatal back injuries and died during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
George Dilly
Tyler
Dilly
Officers Named By Gulf Group OF C. A. Baptist
Miss Inez Reese was elected president of the Girls Auxiliary at College Avenue Baptist Church. Irene Thompson became vice president and Ruth Griffin secretary while Doris Simpson was named treasurer. Committee chairs included Dorothy Simpson, Ina Mae Price, Goldie Ruth Simpson, and Irene Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Group OF
C. A. Baptist
Inez Reese
College Avenue Baptist Church
Milton Franklin
Irene Thompson
Ruth Grif
Fin
Doris Simpson
Dorothy Simpson
Ina Mae Price
Goldie Ruth Simpson
Africa
Franklin
Mary Helen Jones
W. 8. Barron
Vera Thompson
Olive Sample
Exac Ellis
W. §. Barron
Brazos County First to Complete Cotton Acreage Reduction Details
Brazos County led Texas by completing every detail of signing up for cotton acreage reduction. Contracts were signed and approved by the local committee, forwarded to the Extension Service, and sent to Washington as the only complete report available. County Agent C. L. Benson and the Brazos county committee, J. E. Covey, J. B. Priddy, and E. H. Astin, were praised for their efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
State of
Texas
W. H. Darrow
A. and M. College Extension Service
Washington
Mr. Darrow
C. L. Benson
J. E. Covey
J. B. Priddy
E. H. Astin
Texas Clubwomen to Meet Dallas Friday
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs district board assembles in Dallas at 10 am Friday for a called meeting. Mrs. A S Lewis district president called the session to discuss district matters and plans with clubwomen from thirteen counties attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
A. S. Lewis
Club Women to Hear Talks on Texas Federation House
The meeting discusses financing the Texas Federation club house at Austin with guest speakers J. S. James Jr. and T. W. Davidson. The event will be open to all club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trict
Texas Federation Club
Austin
J. S. James Jr
T. W. Davidson
Great musician dies in Berlin at 65
Max Von Schillings, a leading figure in German music for nearly four decades, died Monday in Berlin at age 65 from an embolism. His death marks a loss to German musical life as one of its able leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Max von Schillings
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