St Anthony’s Centennial Program and Bryan School Transfers
The St Anthony’s centennial program featured violinist J. Reuben Gonzales and soprano Domenica Masselli with conductor Emmett Gentile directing a San Antonio 32 piece band. A diamond ring was awarded during intermission. In Bryan, district leaders discuss school transfers and matriculation rules as rural students move to Bryan high schools. about 100 rural students enrolled last year with tuition support from the state in districts with 50 cent or more tax rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandalay
Lee J.rountree
Bryan
Barber of Seville
Basil Bravn
St. Anthony’s
Lady of
Miss Trevino
Villar
Father Bray
St. Anthony's Church
Hugo Stasney
Villa Maria Grounds
Gren
St. Anthony
San Antonio
Emmett B. Genteis
Gentile
United States Army
Army Music School
Washington
D. C
United States
Randolph Field
Calabria
Italy
Gabriel Granata
Louis Granata
Pete Granata
Tony Palmieri
Joe Mio
Vincent Bruno
Mike Granata
Charly Pantuso
John Paletta
Luigi Granata
Vito Castiglione
Tony Mamino, Jr
Joe Tocci
Mike Rizzo
Frank Rizzo
Bruno Rizzo
Louis Rizzo
Blas B. Rizzo
Blas J. Rizzo
Cesare Castipione
Mike Vemincasa
Frank Monaco
Jim Palmieri
Joe Martini
Joe Siriami
A. Specia, Jr
Blas Granata
John Monaco
College policy limits entry for unaffiliated high school students
In his remarks Mr. Durham states that no student from unaffiliated high schools will be admitted to senior classes next year without examinations. Such students are urged to spend two years completing their work locally before applying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Reunion of Hood’s Brigade Draws Veterans and Guests
Mrs. Felix Robinson of Waco and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Turner of Webster led greetings while F L Henderson spoke for the Sons of the Confederacy. Frances Jane Branch thanked the group for Hood’s Texas Brigade honors as Judge Browning and Capt Roberts were among distinguished visitors. A piano and violin solo accompanied a busy Bryan gathering with luncheon and afternoon melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Robinson
Waco
W. W. Turner
Webster
F. L. Henderson
Bryan
Sons of the Confederacy
Frances Jane Branch
Hood
Texas Brigade
W. H. Browing
Lampasas
Green's
John H
Arcadia
E. W. B. Leach
Houston
P. K. Goree
Midway
W. H. Browning
Green
Navasota
L. H. Barry
Mamie Barry
Lucy Holman
J. Wallace Brosig
Bryan Lion's Club
Episcopal Parish
H. ©. Ferguson
The
Lion's Club
R. A. McDaniel
Ruth Johnson
Elizabeth Dickenson
Lee J. Rountree
Annual Reunion of Hood's and Green's Brigades in Bryan
The 1932 reunion opened with a memorial service and readings of dead from Hood's and Green's Brigades since 1981. Bryan residents J W Coulter Dana Carnes and W J Coulter were named life members. A varied program followed with music, dances, solos, and a keynote by Dafan Gilmer of Houston, nephew of Miss Katie Daffan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
J. W. Coulter
Dana Carnes
W. J. Coulter
Hood’s
Green’s
George R. Branch
Roy Danforth
W. €. Davis
Green’s Brigade
J. W. Geren
Taylor
W. H. Browning
Cc. C. Cameron
W. W. Turner
Webster
Hood’s Brigade
Katie Daffan
L. H. Daffan
Mamie Barry
W. H. Barry
Navasota
Felix Robinson
Waco
A. K. Buckner
Pine Hill
Josephine Roberts
H. J. Roberts
Co. Jno
H. Roberts
Arcadia
Cuartette
Colored Singers
Billie Mae Marburger
Maurice Searcy
Vera Nachman
Maureene Neeley
Wayne Durham
George Rk. Branch
D. S. Buchanan
Frank Boriskie
Otis Gayle
Johnnie Holick
Chas
Cochran
H. P. Black
Joe Holick
Bryan Cemetery Beautification Makes Progress
Tyler Haswell presided at the June Cemetery Association meeting in City Hall. Directors praised grounds improvements and thanked Mrs. C A Searcy and Bryan Nursery for plant donations. Extra hydrants and trash cans were installed. a concrete connection to Highway 6 will begin in June. letters will warn lot owners about monument straightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Haswell
Cemetery Association
F. L. Cavitt
J. Ss. Caldwell
R. G. Williams
Mesdames Jno
E. Astin
Albert Buchanan
Dona Carnes
J. E. Covey
G. M. Brandon
C. A. Searcy
Bryan Nursery and Floral Company
Bishop Quin to visit St. Andrew's Sunday
The Rt. Rev. Cinton S. Quin, D.D., Bishop of Texas, will visit St. Andrew's church on Sunday June 19 to institute the new rector and administer confirmation. The 11 a m service will include a sermon by the Bishop and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinton S. Quin
D.D
Texas
St. Andrew’s Church
Bryan City Commission Plans Budget Cuts and City Projects
Bryan city commissioners discussed a tentative budget aiming to cut municipal operating expenses by about 20 percent. Action was deferred pending the Board of Equalization report due next Wednesday night. They approved 30 extra chairs for Bowie school and sidewalk work funded by the school construction fund. The Layne Texas Company will be paid except for a bonus for capacity over 100 gallons per minute, to be tested July 2. Fire department delegates were authorized to attend the Texas state convention in Austin. The group referred a sanitary reform to remove dry closets and adopt a new type for investigation by Commissioner Caldwell and City Manager Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Iity
Board of Equilization
Bowie
Layne Texas Company
Fire Department
Austin
J. S. Caldwell
R. G. Williams
Kurten Road Paving Progress Reported Steady
Work on Highway No. 21 from Kurten to Bryan proceeds at a good rate. About one mile of pavement has been laid since work began last Wednesday. J E Blair, division highway engineer, notes about 1000 feet laid daily, with an estimated pace of one mile per week of six working days.
Prizes Awarded Local Women in Making of Cakes
Brazos county women won cake prizes at a two day cake school at Stephen F. Austin home economics lab. Winners included Maggie Benbow Bryan and Adell Churik Wheelock with several second and third place awards in butter sponge fruit and cookies. Tea Time demos by Eleanor Howe of Baltimore preceded cake judging and future demonstrations were noted for Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
Wome
Stephen F. Austin Home Economics Laboratory
Blanche Browne
Sud
Miss. Brown
Maggie Benbow
Elbert Keller
Kurten
Adell Churik
Wheelock
C. A. Holden
Eleanor Howe
Baltimore
Miss Howe
Mamie Lee Hayden
Extension Service
Gainesville
Mildred Horton
Bess Edwards
Sadie Hatfield
Myrtle Murray
Minnie Mae Grubbs
Bryan and
College
Mesdames Chas
N. Shepardson
J. Kyle
T. Montfort
R. M. Er
Geo. Summey, Jr
F. H
Local Home Demonstration Notables Honored at Bryan
Miss Brown expressed appreciation for the help of Mrs W H Darrew key woman in home demonstration club work, Mrs R R Reppert chairman of the rural committee of the Extension Service, and H L Durham who granted use of the home economics laboratory. Miss Grown also thanked McCulloch Dansby Furniture Co Griesser's Bakery and the Stephan Lee and Bottling Co for their help during the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Lancaster
Ole Martinson
R. RB. Reppert
E. J. Fountain
L. E. Nedbalek
G. W. Orms
W. E. Paulson
AS. McSwain
Ralph Howell
Emma
Frances Benson
Edna Harris
Lilla Graham Bryan
Lillie Mae Nedbalek
Winnie Harris
Bryan
Miss Brown
W. H. Darrew
R. R. Reppert
The
Extension Service
H. L. Durham
Miss Grown
McCulloch-Dansby Furniture Co
Griesser’s Bakery
Stephan Lee and Bottling Co
Officers of YES Are Given Office On Monday Night
Mrs. Pansy McCulloch was inducted as worthy matron of the Order of the Eastern Star at the regular monthly meeting Monday night. The ceremony was led by installing officer Nannie Yeager with marshal Jeanette Wright and organist Mazie Lundin guiding the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy McCulloch
Order of the Eastern Star
Ellen Lloyd
Dona Carnes
Nannie Yeager
Jeanette Wright
Mazie Lundin
McCulloch
Clifton Hotard
Notable Names in Army Warder Roster
Willie Bell Johnson Ruth Mrs Ruth McKenzie Esther Mrs N R Smith Martha Mrs Erline Vaughn Electra Mrs Sybil Hal tom warder Hal Haltom sentinel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bell Johnson
Ruth
Ruth McKenzie
Esther
N. R. Smith
Martha
Erline Vaughn
Electra
Sybil Haltom
Hal Haltom
Sentinel
Funeral Service Held for Infant Dorothy Parnell
Little Dorothy Parnell aged 2 years and 6 months, only child of Mr and Mrs W J Parnell, died Wednesday afternoon at 6 30 oclock after a two week illness with pneumonia and complications. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock at Wellborn cemetery with Rev Jno J Wharton pastor of the First Baptist church officiating. Mrs D C Hill and children Ward W D and daughter Edwina of Carthage are visiting Mr and Mrs J E Stanford. Mrs Hill and Mr Stanford are sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Parnell
W. J. Parnell
Wellborn Cemetery
Jno. J. Wharton
First Baptist Church
D. C. Hill
Ward
W. D
Edwina
Carthage
J. E. Stanford
Hill
Mr. Stanford
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J.c.penney
AUL Fashion
Lamar Bethea
Ferguson
W. C. David
R. 35. Sterlinng
F.L. Henderson
James V. Allred
J. Lewis Mpson
Clem’ Calhoun
Amarillo
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bryant
D. J. McDonald
Ervedit
State
Bryan Cemetery
Quin
ST. Andrew's
Riverside
Riverside Unlimited
Riverside Rambler
Bech
Montgomery Ward
Bryan Avenue
Co. Bryan, Texas
YES
E. E. Yeager
Sam Kaplan
Lumbago
Bayer
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