Exhibition of College Artist Marie Haines Delights Houston
Miss Marie Haines of College Station displays jeans and gesso panels at the Junior League Luncheon Club Houston. The show runs Feb 12 to March 12 with portraits in sanguine and charcoal, plus decorative gesso works like Brazos Bottom and Melon Wenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Haines
College Station
Junior Leave of
Houston
Stuart
Houston Chronicle
Sun Inn
Gillespie Grotte
Pichard
Wilson
Houston Post
Texas
Brazos Bottom
Lyman
Miss Haines
Gesso
Miks Haines
Betty Jo Hale
Billy Bob Hale
Dick Richards
Helen Thomas
Mary Beth Winkler
Luther Goodrich Jones, Jr
Louise Goodrich Jones
Caroline Austin Adrianee
Archie Hopkins
Lillie Kaplan
Barbara Baker
Paul Mangelsdorf
Sunny Campbell
John Jay Ector, Jr
Indiana
Gesse
Jackie Seybold
John Jay Ector
Frances Friley
Robert Westbrook
Onah Austin Barwise
Beth
Betty Jane Winker
Texas Cattlemen Benefit as Uncle Sam Buys Cattle
Texas cattlemen received more than 24 million dollars from the federal government in a seven month drouth relief program. George W. Barnes reports 2,013,972 cattle purchased from 150,205 ranchers across 233 counties, with 34 percent condemned. The effort supported 22 beef canning plants and added over 50 million cans of meat for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Mar. 1
Texas
George W. Barnes
Texas Relief Commission
Amarillo
Texas Extension Service
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Extension Service
G. W. Barnes
Sam
Drouth
Texas Livestock Producers
B. Martin
Rag Recycling Task At Eagle Printing Company
The Eagle Printing Company seeks clean cotton rags for reuse in shop operations. Workers are requested to bring or deliver materials suitable for cleaning and solvent wiping, with provisions for handling and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Founders Day Celebration By Travis PTA
The Travis Parent-Teacher Association marked its 38th anniversary with a playlet in the Assembly Hall detailing its origins by founders Mrs. Alice Birney and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. Members, children, and guests observed with cake, candles, and a Mothers Hymn followed by a short meeting and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
National Congress of Parent-Teachers
Assembly Hall
Sophronia Carrington
Guy Harris
Jewel Stewart
R. W. Moreland
Dorthea
Marjorie
Parent-Teacher Association
Alice M. Birney
Phoebe Hearst
Birney
Hearst
Mesdames Alvin Gregg
H. T. Downard
N. R. Smith
L. B. Locke
A. S. McSwain
Ralph Reynolds
J. B. Stephenson, Jr
M. E. Davis
Celeste Plemmons
Ezra Lee Waits
Oline Koenig
Claribel Carrington
Gloria Glynn Gregg
Betty Ruth Downard
John Alston Smith
Alice May Brewer
John Crawford Locke
J. W. Black
G. O. Shelander
P. S. Mangum
Ben Mahler
D. D. Williamson
Forrest Jones
P. 8
Mangum
Sophronia Casington
Annie Dearing
Little Symphony Concert Thursday Night Is Success
A large crowd attended the Little Symphony orchestra concert at Guion Hall in College Station. Speaker Ben S. Peek was ill and did not appear. Dr. T. D. Brooks spoke in his stead. The program and finances were both praised, with ticket sales still being tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Symphony Orchestra
College Station
Richard J. Dunn
A. and M. College
Guion Hall
Ben S. Peek
South Junior High School
Waco
T. D. Brooks
School of Arts and Sciences
Graduate School
The
Vacancies Open in Marines for Young Applicants
Cap tain George R. Rowan at Marine Corps district headquarters in New Orleans announces vacancies for a few young men over 18, 66 to 74 inches tall, of good character and sound health. Complete information and application blanks will be mailed on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Rowan
Marine Corps District Headquarters
New Orleans
Mayse to Speak at East Texas Chamber Dinner
A. G. Pat Mayse Paris publisher will be the principal speaker at the ninth annual East Texas Chamber of Commerce birthday party in Huntsville March 7. The day opens with luncheon at the new Boy Scout lodge, an open directors meeting, a barbecue dinner and dancing at the National Guard armory, plus a morning farm short course by Walker County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Mar
A. G
Pat) Mayse
Paris
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
M. R. Ball
Sam Houston State Teachers College
National Guard
Walker County
A. S. Brient
Dossey Trussel To Lead College Avenue Revival
Rev Dossey senior state evangelist and Joe Trussel of Brownwood will lead the revival at College Avenue Baptist church from March 17 to 31. Church members and leaders praise their powers, Dossey for preaching against sin with compassion and Trussel for his exceptional congregational singing and solo voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Dossey
Joe Trussel
Brownwood
Texas
College Avenue Baptist Church
Dossey
Trussel
W. B. Breazeale
Southern Baptist Convention
State Baptist Convention
San Antonio
Veteran newspaperman visits Bryan on Thursday
W F Bookman of Houston, retired newspaperman and former agricultural editor at Galveston News, visited Bryan with his daughter Mrs J A McKay and accompanied L O Thompson on business. He earlier worked on the Bryan Eagle and Houston Post and helped organize the Agricultural Writers Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bookman
Houston
Madisonville
J. A. McKay
L.O. Thompson
Bryan
Bookman
Bryan Eagle
Galveston News
Houston Post
Agricultural Writers Conference
Feaure
Tax Penalties Waived Through March 15 for Delinquent Taxpayers
Tax Collector Guy Harris informs delinquent taxpayers that taxes as of August 1 1934 may be paid at any time up to March 15 without penalty. After March 15 penalties and interest will apply. This rule excludes 1934 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Harris
McGee's Baby Elixir Aids Digestion and Colic Relief
An old advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for gas cramps colic and upset babies. It claims the product calms pain aids digestion and helps infants sleep peacefully, urging purchase at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Spee
Local Folks Visit and City Officials Travel
Friday society notes highlight Mrs. H. F. Shepard returning from Tyler, and visits by W. E. Moore of Steep Hollow, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wolten from Taylor, and others in Bryan. City officials F. L. Henderson and R. G. Williams travel to Houston on city business while residents visit relatives and shop in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Shepard
H. B. Wilbanks
Tyler
W. E. Moore
Steep Hollow
Bryan
J. B. Wolten
Taylor
Mary Wollen
F. L. Henderson
City Auioereny
R. G. Williams
P. A. Tardy
Tardy
Plitt
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Charles Roeber
First National Bank
Halletsville
M. W. Bergeson
First Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School Convention
Bergeson
M. R. Bentley
Goose Creek
J. A. Thomas
College Station
Bryan College
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Houston
George J. Horner
New York City
J. T. Turner
George Stephan
R. E. Turner
San Antonio
Dallas
Turner Linked to Armstrong Cork Company
Mr. Turner is set to be connected with the Armstrong Cork company, indicating a career association or appointment with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Turner
Armstrong Cork Company
Texas Farmers Sign 28 000 For Corn Hog Plan
More than 28 000 Texas farmers signed the 1935 corn hog adjustment contract, an increase over last year. The program allows retiring part of corn crops and planting additional feed crops while payments rise to 35 cents per bushel. County deadlines vary, with many set March 1 to 15. Nationwide, over 450 000 farmers have filed applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Mar
Texas
EB. M. Regenbrecht
Texas A
M. College Extension Swine
Regenbrecht
A. G. Black
Washington, D. C
Bowie School PTA Reviews Founders Day Work
At the February Bowie Parent-Teacher Association meeting the group observed Founders Day. Mrs. R. R. Reppert led the program turning pages of an artistic memory book mounted on an easel during the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie School
PTA
Bowie
Parent-Teacher Association
R. R. Reppert
P T A Memorial Session Reviews Early Bowie Group
Mrs Reppert representing national and state bodies led a Bryan 1920 start for P T A work. Mrs Cline outlined early PTA efforts. Mrs Bentley read a Bowie West Side PTA pioneer memoir via Miss Dorothy Ettle. Memoirs of later presidents followed. The review cited cafeteria opening school grounds beautification playgrounds piano stage scenery and curtain fundraising and active child welfare work. Stuart Barron sang the PTA song with Philippa Stoneham at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeagh
Reppert
W. B Cline
Bryan
M. R. Bentley
Bowie
West Side
P.T. A
Dorothy Ettle
R. R. Reppert
R. W. Persons
J. R. Ball
E. N. Holmgreen
Ivan Langford
W. F. Gelber
C. M. Bethany
A. Ashworth
Stuart Barron
Philippa Stoneham
Unwritten Law Frees Negro in Murder Case
Herbert Williams, a Bryan area man, was acquitted of murder after the defense invoked unwritten law. The jury short deliberation, reportedly one ballot, found Williams not guilty for fatally shooting Bud McGee last year over alleged interference with Williams wife. Williams was defended by Barron & Ware. prosecutors were W. R. Allen and F. L. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Herbert Williams
Williams
Bud McGee
Bryan
McGee
J. K. Presnal
Tabor
Barron & Ware
W. R. Allen
F. L. Henderson
Bryan Doctor's Brother Named Dallas Assistant Health Officer
Dr. A. T. Searcy brother of Bryan physician Dr. R. M. Searcy was named assistant county health officer in Dallas for three months starting today. He interned at St. Paul's hospital while Dr. C. A. Robinson studies public health at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Searcy
R. M. Searcy
Bryan
Dallas
Dr. Searcy
St. Paul’s Hospital
C. A. Robinson
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Wide Range Of Temperatures Reported Last Week
Weather record shows temperatures from one degree below freezing to 77 degrees last week. Sunday rainfall totaled 0.49 inches. notation lists the daily highs and lows in the period.
Highway Division Office Building Starts Soon
Work on the new highway division office building is expected to begin this week if weather permits. J. E. Blair division engineer says R. B. Butler was awarded the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Division
J. E. Blair
R. B. Butler
Marriage Licenses Granted for Williams Rush and Hill Morris
J. Williams and Charlie Mae Rush received a marriage license. Willie Hill and Georgie Morris also obtained a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. €. Williams
Charlie Mae Rush
Willie Hill
Georgie Morris
A Child’s Liquid Laxative Recommendation
A guide urges using liquid laxatives for children to ensure safe dosing and gradual relief. It endorses Drell's Syrup Pepsin, noting its gentle, non habit forming action with seona and cascara, available from every druggist.
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Drell
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