Aggie Graduate Receives Diamond Ring Saturday Night
D. W. Akins of 2717 Son Street Fort Worth, a Texas A M College graduate, was presented a half diamond ring by Card Jewelry Store Saturday night as part of a 50th anniversary sale. J S Caldwell announced the event and thanked patrons for their support in making the sale a success during the leap year day.
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D. W. Akins
Son Street
Fort Worth
Texas A. M. College
J. S. Caldwell
Bryan Commission to Meet in Regular Session
The Bryan city commission will hold a regular monthly session at night to discuss plans for the coming year. The agenda is limited to routine matters and does not specify additional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Intend 10 Marry Millican Couple Crenshaw and Jordan
Millican residents I Crenshaw and Avie Ethel Jordan filed intention to marry in Millican County. The notice was recorded by County Clerk B McGee on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Crenshaw
Avie Ethel- Jordan
Millican
B. McGee
Bryan Lions Club Elects Three New Directors for 1932
The Bryan Lions Club completed its annual session by electing three directors to expire July 1 and naming a president-elect to attend the International convention in Los Angeles July 19 to 22. Madison Bell was replaced by W. FE. Paulson as a Dallas convention delegate, and a cleanup campaign with the Chamber of Commerce was announced. The meeting featured musical solos by Mrs. Gibbons and attendance by many members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Lions Club
Lions
R. A. McDaniel
R. G. Williams
R. Henry Harrison, Jr
Fred Hale
Los Angeles
Lion Madison Bell
Dallas
Lion W. FE. Paulson
Lions Club
Hood's
Green’s Brigades
FE. H. Gibbons
Roy Danforth
Lion Lake Patronella
Edgar Shall
R. Henry Harrison
F. D. Fuller
A. D. Jackson
W. E. Paulson
I. Maniloff
M. E. Adams
R. C. Dansby
Madison Bell
R. V. Armstrong
W. E. Wimberley
Morris Schulman
Luke Patronella
Notice of Intended Marriage Filed in Os County
Francisco Gierero and Meni Rodierges filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Thursday in Os County. The filing signals their plan to wed and begins the legal waiting period.
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Francisco ,Geriero
Meni Rodierges
Hetos County
Jess B. McGee
Bryan Minister Attends 47th Texas Christian Convention
Rev A A Hyde pastor of First Christian Church leads Bryan delegates W A Collard Mrs J D Benson and Mrs Allen Smith to the 47th annual Texas Christian convention opening at Texas Christian University Fort Worth today. Delegates from across the state review the year’s work and plan the next twelve months. Bryan group expected home Saturday.
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A. A. Hyde
First Christian Church
W. A. Collard
J. D. Benson
Allen Smith
Texas Christian Convention
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Bryan
Trial of Davis In Murder Case Continued Today
Judge W C Davis granted a second continuance in the murder case of Wayne Davis a Brazos county dairyman charged with shooting his son in law Willie Lovell last January. Trial date set for October 6 with illness of Davis’s father in Houston and Davis daughter Mrs Ernest Lovell cited as reasons.
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W. C. Davis
Wayne Davis
Brazos County
Davis
Willie Lovell
Lamar Bethea
Houston
Ernest Lovell
Bryan Pep Squad Wins 100 Prize in Local Contest
The Stephen F. Austin high school Pep Squad won a $100 prize in a popularity contest at the Piggly Wiggly store. Treas Frances Davis received the award from Griff Cloud as the contest ended Saturday night, beating Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer by 490 votes. Darnall of Denton visits the Martins in Bryan.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
Piggly-Wiggly
Frances Davis
Griff Cloud
Bryan and
Brazos County
Good Cheer Association
Higher Tax Collections In Bryan On Split Payments
Bryan city tax receipts through June 1 show 89 percent collected on split payments and 90 percent on single payments. Historically about 85 percent are paid by this date, with total payments near 90 percent this year. A 10 percent penalty applies to payments made after June 1.
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Bryan
Guy P. Bittle
Record Boll Weevil Emergence Sets New High on June 1
The boll weevil emergence to June 1 is the highest on record aside from last year’s 14.4 percent, reports Dr. F. L. Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Grasshoppers appear in 52 counties from Louisiana to New Mexico, posing a threat in northwestern areas. Flea hoppers are rare but thrips damage causes undersized curled leaves.
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F. L. Thomas
Division of
Local Texas Men Given Keys for Editorial Work
Nelson Fuller son of Mr and Mrs F D Fuller of this city re handles editorial duties as new key holders in local Texas operation.
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Texas
Nelson Fuller
F. D. Fuller
Repayment Push Tightens Crop Loan Followup
Samuel Heath of Calvert urges prompt repayment of crop loans in his district. Borrowers with truck crops must send all sales to the U S Crop Production Loan Office in Dallas and repay quickly with help from inspectors bankers and local committees. The average loan is small and repayment before November 530 or before maturity is hoped for.
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Samuel Heath
Calvert
Heath
U.S
Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
Two University of Texas students honored for campus leadership
Howard Hedges of College Station and Fuller, formerly of Austin, returned home after a year as staff members at the Daily Texan. Fuller received a gold key for night editing and supervising the university building program totaling 3 752 581 dollars, while Hedges earned a bronze key for head copy reading and covering intercollegiate debates and other campus events.
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Austin
University of Texas
Howard Hedges
College Station
C. C. Hedges
University
Daily Texan University
Fuller
The
Texan
Hedges
Folks and Families Around Kurten and Waco
Mr and Mrs J C Cloud spent Sunday in Kurten with Mr and Mrs M B Easters and Miss Gladys Shew plans a week in Waco Mrs H V Harlan and daughter Mary Annis Harlan of Cameron were guests of Mrs Frances Jennings for the A and M College commencement exercises Herman Harlan earned a B S in civil engineering class of 22 and will work for a road construction company in Waco He will travel this summer as Allen Academy field representative W O Alexander heads to study law at UT while joining the University of Texas in September Mr and Mrs A D Graham and Julia Belle of San Marcos spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E Jenkins and Mrs Belle Ransome Mr and Mrs Lamar Etheridge and children spent Sunday at Iola Grimes county with Mr and Mrs bh F Folks Thomas Kraeuhar returned from a weekend with his family at Caldwell Ray McCullough Texas Christian track and basketball star is noted.
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J. C. Cloud
Kurten
M. B. Easters
Gladys Shew
Waco
H. V. Harlan
Mary Annis Harlan
Cameron
Milam County
Frances Jennings
Herman Harlan
W. O. Alexander
Allen Academy
University of Texas
A. D. Graham
Julia
Belle
San Marcos
E. Jenkins
Belle Ransome
Lamar Etheridge
Iola
Grimes County
Bh. F. Folks
Thomas Krauehar
Caldwell
Ray McCullough
Texas Christian
Local residents visit Bryan and area noted during week
University delegate and several locals visited relatives and conducted business in Bryan. Albert Payne of Edge and Ike Kendrick of Galveston toured households, while the Gunter family headed to Austin for a six week Texas study. Others traveled to Ennis, Houston, and Miami for family, education, or vacation.
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D. W. Carlton
Texas A. and
Aggie
Piggly Wiggly
JS. ‘Darnall of
Denton
A. D. Martin
Hiram T. Coulter
Rockdale
J. W. Coulter Sanday
Helen Coulter
E. E, Yeager
Maniloffef
Robert Harris
Ennis
P. G. Gunter
Dorothy
Gunter
A. & M. College
Edward Brandt, Jr
John A. Moore
Frank Zubik
Maasie’s Business College
R. L. Seale
Betty Bell
North Robertson Street
Ralph Bevis
Navasota
J. L. Dickenson
Mer
Miami
Florida
Grimes and
Brazos Counties
Grimes County Mutual Insurance Association
V. J. Boriskie
Brenham
R. S. Miller
Calvin Sayles
Chas
A. & M. Coll
Joe Kaplan & Co., Inc
L. E. Clark
Harrington St
I. S. Gerson
U. S
Peach
Pink
Lilid
Cal
VA Ave
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