Yard Beautiful Contest Blanks To Be Given Out
The Civics committee of the Brazos County Federation of Women’s Clubs led by Mrs. Kay Hassell plans spring and summer beautification efforts in Bryan College Station and Brazos County. They scheduled a flower exchange, a Yard Beautiful Contest launch after the March federation meeting at College, and a May Flower Show. Entry blanks will be distributed April first with contest closing later in April depending on weather. residents are urged to groom yards plant more flowers and prepare outdoor spaces and sign up.
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Civics Committee
Brazos County
Civics
Hassell
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Burleson County Couple Files Intent to Wed
Gs ey. Ini nor gna we are om ded her ver tirls to frank Emmett and Josephine Ficarelli, both of Burleson county, filed notice with County Clerk Jess, Er. McGee Thursday of intention to marry, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Yeager are tin Dallas today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emmett
Josephine Ficarelli
Burleson County
Jess
Er. McGee
Mrs. B. E. Yeager
Dallas
Banquet of Men at College Avenue Baptist Church
Men of the College Avenue Baptist Church enjoyed a periodical banquet Thursday night served by the church ladies. Roy Hunspeth acted as toastmaster with invocations by Rev. John L. Wharton and benediction by Rev. R. L. Brown. Lectures by W. S. Barron and Rev. Joy S. Holloman followed with music, readings, and a menu of chicken, potatoes au gratin, string beans, molded salad, angel food cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Mills P. Walker
Roy Hunspeth
John L. Wharton
First Baptist Church
R. L. Brown
The
Baptist Church
College Station
W. S. Barron
Rey
Joy S. Hollomen
Chaurch
Guy Harris
R. B.alexander
Purposes of American Legion Emphasized at Local Meeting
Commander Karp urged support for the Legion and its aims including employment for the unemployed and aid for widows and orphans of ex servicemen. The group discussed anti liquor positions and the 18th amendment at a Detroit convention. local officials and auxiliary members attended, with hundreds present despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion
Detroit
Karp
Nashville visitors help with Bryan church campaign
Miss Elizabeth White and Miss Allyne Bryan of Nashville Tenn are in Bryan for the week aiding the First Baptist church enlargement program. They stay with Mr and Mrs A J Buchanan on West 24th street during the campaign and will be joined by local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Bryan
Elizabeth White
Nashville
W. S. Barron
Houston
Federal Court
Maureen Neeley
W. E. Neeley
Fast 26Th Street
M. M. Baker
Beaumont
Bryan
Louise Martin
Cliff Martin
Jack Howell
Babe
Lawrence Steele
Navasota
Victor Harris
Harris
Steele
M. L. Henderson
Dorothy Sielski
Laredo
Ish
Sielski
Waco
Winnie Harris
Austin
Mary Frances Harris
University of Texas
Mike Barron
John M. Barron
Mildred Eden
C. L. Eden
M. T. Evans
J. J. Carpenter
Shirley Frances
Dallas
Virginia Evans
College Avenue
Jimmie
N. F. Lockerd
Chilton
Falls County
Allyne Bryan
Tenn
First Baptist Church
A. J. Buchanan
West 24Th Street
Norman Turner
A. and M. College
Geo. A. Adams
Andrew Allen
F. Beddoe
Henry Jackson
Caldwell
Emma Thomas
W. R
B. Sanders
Wesley Bentley
State Reclamation Department
Liberty
M. R. Bentley
Wesley
A. and
M. College
Iam
Frank Zubik, Jr
Business
Frank
Dilly
J. A. Dickerson
Franklin
Lynn Sample
Coleview
G. W. Jones
Reliance
Jac
Whorton
State Baptist Convention
D. S. Lang
Kurten
Hattie Bess Griffin
C. N. Campbell
Miss Griffin
Albert Denman
Murdock Cook
Ed J. Harris
W. J. McCulloch
Mrt Dansby
Fort Worth
Health meeting in Brazos boosts child welfare plans
The Brazos County Health Board discussed continuing child health work with Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton and Sedalia Wilson dispensations set aside for Mrs Walter McNabb Miller of the American Child Health Association to outline a Texas state wide conference on Child Health and Protection in Austin next autumn. The effort includes education training and public health administration sections led by top Texas officials and university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Abbott Shelton
Sedalia Wilson
Brazos
Ss. M. Re. Marrs
Miller
J. O. McReynolds
Dallas
Texas Medical Association
Edith Hershey
H. N. Barnett
Austin
Noyes Darling Smith
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Dean Pittinger
Department of Education
Texas University
Maggie M. Barry
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
W. M. Strauss
Houston
Strauss
Ima Hogs
T. E. Shelby
Jeanie Pinkney
University of Texas
National Speakers Bureau
Food Administration
Emily Newell Blair
Missouri
Physicians of
Bryan and
College
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Reading Club
Astin
Jno. W. Black
D.B. Cofer
Woodville
Minister Rev John L Wharton to Lead Stewardship Lessons 1932
Rev. John L Wharton pastor of the First Baptist Church has been chosen by the Texas Baptist Training Service editors to write the stewardship lessons for the magazine in 1932. The Dallas issued quarterly publication serves over 5,000 BR.T.5 organizations in Texas and BYP work in the south. Wharton has begun publishing a series of lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Texas Baptist Training Service
Magazin
Dallas
BR. T. 5
Texas
Baptist
Southland
Wharton
Highway patrolmen moved from Houston to Austin office
Two highway patrolmen, G. A. Freese and George Roach, based in the Austin office, have been ordered to Bryan to establish headquarters there. The Bryan area previously fell under the Houston office but was reassigned to Austin about two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Freese
George Roach
Austin
Bryan
Houston
Kings Highway March Opens With Community Plans
Residents organize a year of Lions Club led programs and the Live at Home plan. 4-H reports, garden notes, and home demonstration events filled a March meeting led by Rev. Ed J. Harris and C. L. Benson with multiple chairmen named. A comedy by King's Highway students and local family news follow as the community looks toward spring events.
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Agai
King’s Highway
C. L. Novosad
Ed J. Harris
Lions Club
C. L. Benson
Alma Kindt Holden
Lena McDonald
Adella Churik
Emma Kindt
Grant McDonald
Lena Novosad
Ca Fe Holden
John A. Heath
Zeason
Blanche Brown
Adell
Millie Churik
Adessia Wiliams
Lena Novesad
C. A. Holden
Barbara
Fritz Kindt
Bud Williams
Oscar Williams
Normangee
Lockstedt
Kurten
Millie Novosad
FE. N. Holmegreen
Bryan
R. B. Hearne
Doris
A. Holden
Cavey Windsor
Cavey, Jr
L. V. Skubal
George McDonald
Cuthrell Bounds
J. A. Ryechlik
Clean Up Trees Before Worms Eat Leaves
A rural reminder urges homeowners to prune and remove wormy branches from plum trees and to remove mistletoe from shade trees while leaves are gone to protect and improve tree health.
Demonstration on castration of cattle held near Bryan
John Jones and A. L. Smith of the Extension Service assist County Agent C. L. Benson in a burdizzo cattle castration demonstration on the Jess Conlee ranch west of Bryan Wednesday March 23. All stockmen desiring to learn this bloodless method should attend and ask the county agent about the hour and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
A. L
Whiskey) Smith
Extension Service
C. L. Benson
Jess Conlee
Bryan
County Agents Push A and M Plan and Local Club Drive
County Agent C L Benson urges adopting the A and M College Farm Plan with Extension support to reduce duplicated effort. M R Bentley warns against overspending on terrace outlets though proposes re routing outlets to permanent pastures to improve fields. George W Johanson seeks March 15 club enrollment reports. Steele’s Store leads with 13 boys and 25 demonstrations. Community meetings are set for Tabor and Steep Hollow with a harmonica concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Bentley
Mr. Bentley
Bentley
Texas
Geo. W. Johanson
Steele’s Store
Tabor
Steele’s
Prospect
Fellows
Steep Hollow
Thompson Boys
Louis Thompson
Lion Coulter Smith
Crop loans by government aid farmers in crisis period
Government crop loans assist farmers facing hardship by providing credit lines and hope for repayment. The program targets smallholders and rural communities, aiming to stabilize agriculture, support production, and sustain livelihoods amid volatile markets.
Farmers urged to plant feed crops and kitchen gardens
Farmers are urged to plant ample feed crops and maintain home gardens. County and home agents offer bulletins on garden and feed crops free of charge to assist compliance.
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Recreation School Promotes Better News Reporting
The Bryan Eagle reporters and Robertson county girls and women home demonstration clubs attend a full day recreational school led by Minnie Fisher Cunningham with Ms. Lee J. Rountree and other helpers at Bryan chamber of commerce. The program includes writing a story, salad making, one act play, club games, money making plans, and a noon picnic at Sue Haswell Park on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Bryan
Jack
Sue Haswell Park
FE. N. Holmgreen
Nat Edmonson
Blanch Brown
Jno. P. Wheeler
Salary Cuts Proposed in Jefferson County
Drastic salary reductions planned for Jefferson county employees, eight to twenty percent, plus voluntary cuts by county officials whose pay is set by law, were proposed by Auditor Lanos Watson to the county commissioners court to cover a general fund deficit of 123,994 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Jefferson County
Lanos Watson
Fifty and Fit with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A promotional piece urging readers at fifty to use Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin to stimulate vital organs, improve energy, and prevent bilious spells. It touts ease of use, safety, and affordability while claiming quick results and suitability for children.
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W. C. Davis
Shire
J. G. Davis
J. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Monicas Catholic Church
W. D. Dyess
Tyler
Mit Dansby
H. O
J. D. Mann
Ballinger
Jack Sandi
Fied
Citizens of
the Health Board
Fred W. Jensen
Lang Spell
Washington
County Health Board
Bryan Minister
Will
B.T.S. Magazine
HIWAY
Kings Highway
Japan
A. and M
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Jefferson
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