Little wins British Amateur in record one sided victory
W Lawson Little, Stanford junior and notable golfer, became the first American to win the British Amateur Championship, delivering a decisive victory that caps a storied career with wins in Ireland and Walker Cup play.
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W. Lawson Little
YA College
Arquess of Ailsa
Stanford
Burley Little
Tientsin
China
Chi Phi Fraternity
Little
Sandy Somerville
United States
Sibin
Odew Tee Rilo Bax Over Oven Div Tinge
Odew Tee reports a 500 percent rise in oven division concerns. Rilo Bax notes the issue involves heat and safety in kitchen appliances. Adh provides a local response outlining corrective steps and community guidance.
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Weather patrol shows little variation across Bryan area
Weekly weather summary reports high temperatures with minimal fluctuation and no rainfall. The week’s peak reached 98 Thursday and the lowest 69 Friday, with daily highs around mid 90s and lows in the low 70s.
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Bryan
Baturgay
BurGey
Jiasensssse
Kingsville Funeral Attendees From Near And Far
The Official Board of the First Methodist church in Kingsville gathered for a funeral. Attendees from out of town included Louise Boothman Anna Mae Hardt Mary Cabrera Jeane Boyer and others from Commerce Huntsville Navasota Silver City Iowa Abilene Omaha Glenwood Colorado Springs and more, with Mrs Mary E Plumb of Abilene and Mrs J W Pobsley of Omaha arriving in time for the services.
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First Methodist Church
Kingsville
Louise Boothman
Anna Mae Hardt
Mary Cabrera
Jeane Boyer
H. Burris
C. Whittlesey
Cecil Chapman
David Gough
Chas, Gough
Earl Hardt
R. L. Whaley
George McCulley
C. McCracken
Hugh Porter
J. Pennifoy
D. A. Barber
H. G. Weeks
J. S. Arledge
Commerce
D. B. Rambo
Huntsville
M. BE. Lee
Navasota
G. R. Goos
Silver City
Iowa
Mary E. Plumb
Abilene
J. W. Pobsley
Eleanor May
Omaha
Nebraska
H. W. Plumb
W. E. Agen
Ralph
Glenwood
P. A. Tower
Marie
P. V. Plumb
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Residents and visitors fill Bryan lanes in midweek
A parade of residents and guests moves through Bryan and nearby towns. R. C. Harris, W. H. Lawrence, R. G. Williams, and many others are listed with travels to Houston Kilgore and distance towns. Mrs. W. H. Wilsie’s Galveston death is noted with funeral in Houston.
Buchanan Announces Run for Justice in Bryan Precinct
A J Buchanan announces candidacy for justice of the peace in Precinct No 4. He seeks the Democratic nomination, pledging personal attention, prompt administration, fairness and impartiality, and ongoing support from voters and friends. He notes a prior run two years ago and asks for continued support from all residents.
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A. J. Buchanan
Precinct No
Ofice
Paul
Confederate Veterans elects Rice A. Pierce commander in chief
CHATTANOOGA Tenn June 8 General Rice A Pierce 87 of Union City Tenn attorney former congressman and veteran of Nathan Bedford Forests Confederate cavalry was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans without opposition He succeeds General Homer Atkinson of Petersburg Va A committee will report within 30 days on next years reunion site and a new life honorary commander was named General R D Chapman of Houston who was ill and unable to attend General Harry Rene Lee of Nashville was reappointed adjutant general and chief of staff Dr Richard Bullington of Memphis was elected commander of the Army of Tennessee department and J M Hartsfield of Fort Worth was elected commander of the trans Mississippi division
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Tenn
Rice A. Pierce
Union City
Nathan Bedford Forest
United ‘Confederate Veterans
Homer Atkinson
Petersburg
Tallahassee
Fla
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Richard Bullington
Memphis
Army of Tennessee
Sims Latta
Columbia
J. M. Hartsfield
Fort Worth
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North Zulch Couple Married in Bryan
Miss Leta Pearl Canty and Arlie Adams of North Zulch were married Thursday evening in Bryan at Rev. C. B. Thompson’s home. They honeymoon in Houston and plan to live in North Zulch. Canty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Canty and a North Zulch school teacher. Adams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Adams and a farmer.
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Bryan
W. H. Lawrence
Kilgore
R. G. Williams
Houston
McMillan
Little Son
Lubbock
W. E. Graham
Wellborn
Mina Graham
W. H. Wilsie
Galveston
Boulevard Undertaker’s Chapel
Rest Haven
H. H. Wilsie
Jake Busher
Littlefield
Henry Ross
Hortense Sims
Kerens
Ross
FE. H. Gibbons
Jane
East 27Th Street
Burtis
East 23Rd Street
Mae
C. C. Todd
Charles B. Thompson
Free Will Baptist Church
Henderson
Charles, Jr
Oliver Tucker
Joe
Calvin
T. P. Boyett
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Boyett
Sims Hicks
Virgil Cook
Vergne Bonham
Keith
Grimes County
Mr. Hicks
W. W. Gunn
Wayburn
Cameron
Austin
J. T. Moore
Iola
P. H. Smith
Center
S. D. Pearce
Jim Green
Brownsville
Esther Bullock
T. A. Bullock
Robert Rowe
Rosemary
Dallas
Sam Kaplan
Co. FE
Will Conaway
Reliance
J. A. Conaway
Fritz Kehrensbrink
Will Henderson
Joe Martin Henderson
Mary Elizabeth Henderson
Kurten
W. G. Sims
Marshall Bullock
St. Louis
Mr. Sims
Bullock
C. F. Boggs
Edge
Marshall Jones
Route 1
H. H. Young
Ora L. Young
Chester Higgs
C. P. Rubin
Marlin
J. M. Conway
Merrill Philp
Billie Darrell
Caldwell
S. P. Philp
R. W. Howell
Waco
Leta Pearl Canty
Arlie Adams
North Zulch
C. B. Thompson
Ross Speaks on Cotton at Steep Hollow Club Meet
Henry Ross of Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan presented a talk on the cotton program prospects and probable price using a statistics chart. Floyd Murray and band performed with several Bryan participants and about 60 attendees enjoyed the program.
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Henry Ross
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bryan
Steep Hollow
Floyd Murray
Mr. Murray
James Lynch
Robert Sikes
Gordon Weaver
Wesley Chatman
Henry Lewis
Kathleen Stuart
Nellie
Gertrude Barnett
Ross
C. L. Benson
Winifred Carroll
Heny Lewis
R. C. Franks
Lions Club
Franks
Young Business Women Enjoy Annual Picnic at Scoates Lake
Members of the Young Business Women's Bible class of the First Baptist Sunday School held their annual picnic on the Texas A and M farm near College at Scoates Lake. Miss Jessie Myrtle Hensarling led the supper preparations with help from Mesdames Velma Moore and Charles S. Myers and Miss Tiny Ross.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Texas A. and M
College
Jessie Myrtle Hensarling
Mesdames Velma Moore
Charles S. Myers
Tiny Ross
Memorial Service at First Methodist Church Honors Mrs Lawrence
A memorial service at the First Methodist Church featured a special lighting of the stained glass panel Rock of Ages in memory of Mrs. Josie A. Lawrence. The event included songs by Theo Mahler and others and a brief address by Dr. L B Elrod. Family members attended, including J T Lawrence and S L Williams.
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Rock of Ages
Josie A. Lawrence
First Methodist
Theo Mahler
John W.W. Black
Cliff Edge
O. A. Ashworth
Old Rugged Cross
L. B. Elrod
Lawrence
Dr. Elrod
W. H. Lawrence
Kate L. Williams
J. T. Lawrence
S. L. Williams
Lurene Williams
Katherine Lawrence
James Lawrence
Scouts Plan Permanent Camp Near Sutton
Bryan Boy Scouts and Bryan Lions Club map a district wide scout council and a permanent summer camp to be built with funds from multiple towns. A camp this summer near Sutton will host over 100 boys from several towns. Scoutmaster M. L. Rees names Van K. Jones Louis Painter and Coach Frank Anderson as organizers and specialists.
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Bryan Boy Scouts
Bryan Lions Club
Bryan
Sutton
M. L. Rees
van K. Jones
Alamo
Kerrville
Louis Painter
San Antonio
Frank Anderson
Camp Plans for A M College Scout Day Features
The article outlines camp activities led by A M College's physical education inspection and a field day toward camp end. J Coulter Smith heads camp supplies Lions committee. Dr W H Andrew will arrange a religious speaker for Sunday. A store run by J W Hall, a post office with Joe Dyer, and a Jitney box for stray items supervised by Bobby Hearn are included. Each boy may spend five cents daily on small items, with a handicraft exhibit.
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T of A & M, College
J. Coulter Smith
Lions Scout Committee
W. H. Andrew
J. W. Hall
Joe Dyer
Bobby Hearn
Market Agreement Sought by Texas Pecan Growers
Texas pecan growers with a record harvest may enter a marketing agreement under the Agricultural Adjustment act to stabilize the industry. The plan would withdraw surplus pecans and set a minimum price. It has support from H G Lucas of Brownwood, president of the National Pecan Marketing Association.
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Austin
Texas
J. E. McDonald
Commissioner of Agriculture
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
National Pecan Marketing Association
McDonald
Northwest Plains
Baylor College Student Mary Esther Moore Delivers Sunday Message
Miss Mary Esther Moore a Baylor College Belton student spoke at Baylor College Avenue Baptist church Sunday morning and preached at College Station Baptist and First Baptist Bryan churches in town. She plans evangelistic work and mission service after completing college training.
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Mary Esther Moore
Baylor College
Belton
College Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Moore
Horace Dansby
College Station Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Fine Book List For Children in Bryan's Library
The Bryan Carnegie Library Children’s department reports a favorable list of over 100 titles chosen with guidance from Anne Carroll Moore. The library board met to plan next year’s work, discuss budget needs including a new roof and lighting, and set a book committee meeting to finalize purchases. Usage is rising, offering wholesome reading for children lacking home libraries.
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Children’s Department
Bryan Carnegie Library
Anne Carroll Moore
New York Public
W. E. Saunders
Shelton Elected President of American Jersey Cattle Club
Jack Shelton of Luling Foundation Farm Texas was chosen president at the 66th annual meeting held June 6 at Waldorf Astoria New York. He is the first Southwest leader to hold the post in the club founded 1868. Returning president George W. Sisson Jr. of Potsdam, N Y, retires after leading since 1931. New directors named include Sisson, Reed of Mississippi, Michael of Ohio, and Ridgway of Fort Worth.
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Jack Shelton
Luling Foundation
Luling
American Jersey Cattle Club
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
N. Y
Southwest
United States
George W. Sisson, Jr
Potsdam
Jersey
Club
N. C
Jack Reed
Tuple
Miss
Charles F. Michael
Bucyrus
Ohio
J. W. Ridgway
Fort Worth
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