Many Former Residents Attend Steep Hollow Cemetery Meeting
A Sunday gathering of Steep Hollow Cemetery Association drew former residents from Bryan Hearne and beyond. Attendees recalled old times, heard prayers by Rev J W Handy and Green Eve, enjoyed a noon dinner, and joined chorus singing led by Mrs Nunn Jones. Next meeting set for the Hollow with local families listed.
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Cemetery Association
Steep Hollow
Old c
Chis
W. H. Buchanan
Kurp
C. M. Risinger
Ahen
J. W. Handy
Eesing
E. A. Petersley
Lottie Lee
Bevarre
Hearne
Buchanan
Bryan
Greene
Mrs. Nunn Jones
Millican News Highlights Millican Teachers and Graduates
Miss Erin Simpson completes teaching at Smiley and will return for another year as English teacher. Houston Smith graduates from A and M College at College Station with honors including a trip to Chicago and Ames. Helen Ruth Dunlap earns praise as Millican's youngest and prettiest graduate, at Navasota High School ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Simpson
Smiley
Houston Smith
M. College
College Station
Houston
Chicago
Ames
Iowa
Sallie Monroe
Kosse
Navasota
Helen Ruth Dunlap
Wright
Erwin
Lewis Black
Millican School
Landrum
Helen Black
Lewis Dov
Thomas Curd
Butler
Bacon
Hattie Smith
San Angelo
A. and
Joe McGregor
Mildred
C. J. Landry
Frank Crouch
Lewis Crouch
Della Crouch
Vivian Crouch
Ida Woodall
Etta Steele
Tom McCallum
Wheelock
A. J. Edwards
Irene Furman
R. E. Dunlap
Dunlap
Frank Furman
Roy
Oakley Mills
Richland
Bill Symms
Sam Royder
Wellborn
Local notices mix of graduations and civic opinions
Millican and San Angelo residents attend A and M College graduation. Families from Houston Richland Wellborn and Navajo visit relatives. A letter criticizes highway funding, denounces Gov Sterling veto, and argues large plantations oppose tax money for road creation.
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No. 6
Sterling
Illness Update From Local Family In County News
By those of our own county I have nothing to say. Mrs Silas Smith who has been ill was better at this writing.
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Silas Smith
Two May Brides For Bryan Home Elopement News
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lovell married May 25 at Navasota and returned to Bryan to reside. The bride, Roma Davis, is daughter of Wayne and Roma Davis of Bryan. Aline Davis married May 31 at home to Ernest Lovell with Rev. J W Rawles officiating. The couple, cousins of Willie Lovell, stayed briefly on a wedding trip and are now at the brides' parents' home.
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Willie Lovell
Navasota
Bryan
Wayne Davis
Roma Davis
J. W. Rawles
Ernest Lovell
Farmers Market Sells Ripe Tomatoes and Cucumbers
Ripe Brazos county tomatoes and cucumbers were among the varieties seen at the Farmers' Market this morning for the first time this season. Other products offered were of the usual high quality. Sales for the women's group ran about $20 this morning.
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Brazos County
Farmers’ Market
Former Texas student writes on Roy Bean
Everett Lloyd of San Antonio former UT law student 1903 04 has written a book about Roy Bean the famed Texas justice of the peace who ruled west of the Pecos in early days. Publication expected per campus friends in Austin.
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Austin
Mainord Family Trip Tabor Residents in Bryan Visit
Henry Mainord and Mr and Mrs Edgar Mainord of the Tabor community were in Bryan today for unspecified business or social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mainord
Edgar Mainord
Tabor
Bryant
Brazos County 4-H News Highlights Local Actions and Plans
Brazos County 4-H notes include dope used against red ants by Charlie Seasta Wheelock with sodium cyanide gives control. Victor Nemec shifts to pig club work and mentors stress breeding feeding and care. Farmers urged to plant peas in corn, observe legume benefits, and monitor feed crops for profitability. upcoming community meetings hosted by Lions Club and Steele's Store with speeches by Dr. W E Paulson and others.
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Charlie Seasta
Wheelock
Victor Nemec
Smetana
Victor
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Brazos County
J. J. Riley
Brazos Valley
4-H Club Encampment Planned for July 17 18
Members approve the annual encampment to be held July 17 and 18. Standing room will be tight for the event aimed at recreation and fun for all 4-H members who have completed their work. Members are urged to vote aye to support a merry making encampment.
Records Broken In Emergence Of Boll Weevils
A report by F. L. Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station says boll weevil emergence broke all records up to June 1 and reached 12.44 percent. Monthly increases were March 2.12 percent, April 4.04 percent, May 6.28 percent, with total 12.44 percent. Red spiders and thrips are abundant and damaging some cotton as weed growth and mild winter conditions drive pests. dry weather favors red spiders.
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F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
College Station
Methodist Youth to Meet Sherman Assembly
North Texas Conference of the Methodist Young People’s assembly will meet at Kidd-Key College June 8 to 13 with the theme Growing With God. Focus will be on spiritual life and development.
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Sherman
North Texas
The
Methodist Young People’s Assembly
Kidd-Key College
God
Rail Bridge Opens on Denver Line Near Old Tascosa
The new Canadian river bridge near Old Tascosa on the Denver line is open. The $700,000 steel and concrete structure spans 1,800 feet, replacing the old wooden bridge and allowing trains to run across it.
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Amarillo
Canadian River Bridge
Denver
Old Tascosa
AM Consolidated Honor Roll For Final Six Weeks
A M Consolidated lists students on the final six weeks honor roll across grades one through eleven with first and second grade honorees and honorable mentions, plus the final honors including ten grade levels and multiple names. The notice concludes with an advertising cue to sell it with an Eagle want ad.
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AM Consolidated
A. and
M. Consolidated School
Cynthia Ann Lancaster
Elizabeth McNew
Josephine Shaw
Helen Thomas
Viola Wilson
Mary Beth Winkler
Minnie Jane Fuller
Martha Martin
Annie Holik
Josephine Holik
Leslie Frances
Ola Mae Turek
Chester Burkhalter
Virginia Atkins
Annie Ruth Conner
Paul Manvlesdorf
Pansy Foster
Leon Seaman
William Gandy
Dew
Virginia Jones
Martha Lee Orth
Marjorie Steel
Lucille Thornton
Margaret Ann Williams
Betty Jane Winkler
Oliver Goen
J. A. Higgins
Douglas Lancaster
August Lenert
William Vitopil
Dorothy Dawson
Ina Jackson
Mary Lee Cooner
Ben Youngblood
Arnnold Sembera
Thomas Yager
Lily Carll
Mozetta Carroll
Frank Brown
Elizabeth Moseley
Billy Hensel
Allan Madeley
Sara Allen Cofer
Lillian Hill
Peggy Campbell
Lanue Whitten
Elouise Vezey
Lela Richards
Ervin Sembera
Bettie Sebesta
Dorothy Hedges
Woodrow Gandy
Bob Sherwood
Mozelle Inglehart
Caroline Mitchell
Jean Sandstedt
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Dodson
Walter Evans
Alvin
Gus A. Newman
Maybelle Hartman Townsend
Mary Elien
Lon Williams
Stempstead
P. L. Barron
M. Harroll
Beverly Harroll
Kearne
Raleigh Kestler
Calvert
Laura Mims Hicks
I. M. Cook
Millican News
Texas
Roy Bean
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Philip Noto
Steele's Store
EB. R. Bryant
Lions Club
Edge
W. E. Paulson
College
Kurten
John Beard
Kurten Community Club
Steele’s Store
Smetana and
Rye
Smetana Club
Methodist
Associated Press
William Sullivan
Milwaukee
Louise Kammerman
Fred Reinke
Kirkland
P. R. Lamar
Atlanta
National Cotton Seed Products Association
New Orleans
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Ind
Arlene Draves
Valparaiso
Jessie Gray Breiland
University of Washington
Pope Pius XI
Pius XI
Vatican Radio
U. S
Amelia Earhart Putnam
America
Newark
N. J
Boy
Warner Corry
Edward Smith
Frederic Grossy
Walter Lees
Detroit
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Don Manuel E. Malbran
Argentina
National Foreign Trade Convention
New York
United States
David H. Clark
Los Angeles
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert Spencer
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