Plans for American Lee Fair committees named
The American Legion Post 159 plans its fourth annual free fair for October 20 21 and 22 at the Legion grounds. A full slate of standing committees was named including Publicity Advertising Buildings Carnival Display Prizes Booths Finances Parking and Entertainment with members present from the board and county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Graham Post
American Legion
Hiram Downard
Albert Goodman
Blanche Brown
C. L. Benson
Harry Estill
L. A. Spell
Anton Krenek
Luke Patronella
Dr. R. H. Harrison, Jr
Jess B. McGee
John
T. Sehovajea
R. A. McDaniels
BR. H. Harrison
Misa Blanche Brown
C. L. Reason
Chamber of Commerce
Fund Sought To Finance Health Nurse Service In Brazos
Mrs. D. B. Cofer, chairwoman of the Brazos County Health Committee, says a Saturday meeting at Kemp School discussed raising funds to employ a negro health nurse for the county. A previous children's play raised funds for the cause, and plans include medical exams for preschoolers and immunizations for all children over six months, mirroring a white children’s campaign in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Cofer
Brazos County
Kemp School
Colfer
Cofer
Newroes
Aunt of Bryan Woman Is Buried at Brenham
Mrs Jno A Moore learned Sunday of the death of her aunt Mrs C Garrett at the home of her daughter Merz FE B Townes in Houston. Mrs Garrett widow of the late Judge C C Garrett for years a judge of the court of civil appeals at Galveston. Judge Garrett brother of the late Mrs J F Parks of this city. Mr and Mrs Jne A Moore and others drove to Brenham today for the 4 PM funeral with interment in Brenham cemetery lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. A. Moore
C. Garrett
Merz. FE. B. Townes
Houston
Lillian P. Dyer
Brenham
Weekly Eagle Ordered for Former Resident
Dr. Maurice Searcy visited The Fangle office to arrange weekly delivery of the Weekly Eagle to his father Rev. Tom A. Searcy of Tribene Kansas for the coming year. Rev. Searcy long resided here before entering religious education work across Iowa Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Maurice Searcy
Fangle
Fom A. Searcy
Tribene
Kansas
Searcy
Iown
Oklahoma
The
Eagle
Fourth District American Home Convention Opens in Waco
The Fourth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs prepares for the April convention themed The American Home. The program includes informal delegate reception May 6 at Federation clubhouse, tours through Baylor and Cameron Park, a WashP bicentennial program, and a luncheon and talks on laws pertaining to women and children. Numerous local hostesses and chairmen organize teas, receptions, decorations, and tickets for the event.
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Waco
Ameran
Texas Federation of Womens Clubs
F. M. Thwing
W. Darden
Federation
Waco Federation of Clubs
Gladys Allen
Baylor
Witt
Floyd Fickling
W. J. Thrasher
Central
Leo Garrett
H. 8. McCall
R. M. Nichols
J. JH. Williams
Ella Lovelace
Mee
J. M. Holliday
Joe Matthews
Marrison
Tim Wolfe
J. B. Lockwood
P. William
Decca Laws West
Wilton Laning
Velorie
Mesduihes Marcavet Conger
A. J. Hall
Maynare
Llorsfull
Thwing
City Planning Group Formed to Study Bryan Expansion
A special Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce committee was named to study a basic city plan. The group includes J L Williamson chair Rotary club, N O Ferguson Lions, D L Wilson development chair, Mrs W S Howell federation of women's clubs, Forrest Jones mayor, R G Williams city manager, Hiram Downard American Legion, Judge Al Swain Brazos County, Dr W B Giegecke College Station, Texan A M College, F L Davis Bryan property holders. The committee will prepare surveys and outline a plan guiding future growth.
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Bryan
J.B. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
Forrest Jones
R. G. Williams
City of
Hiram Downard
American Legion
al 8. McSwain
Brazos County
Dy. W. B. Giegecke
College Station
Texan A. & M. College
F. L. Davits
J. F. Stanford
Chamber of Commerce
Aono
Williamson
Rotary Club
I G. Williams
Aggie Dairy Team Wins First at Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Texas A and M dairy judging team, coached by Prof A L Darnell, took first place at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show after tying Oklahoma A and M for 3254 points of 3600. The squad led Holstein totals and earned top honors on cow judging. Individual standout D B Hobbbitt scored 1097 of 1200. Other members included EB W Debbs, P Marshall, W Coleman, F C Wurtzbach, and Ervin McLeroy among seven contestants.
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Fort Worth
Ay and M. College
A. L. Darnell
Chas. N. Shepardson
Texas A. & M
Oklahoma A. & M
West Texas Tech
Louisiana State University
W. Debbs
Grandview
P. Marshall
Heidenhimer
W. Coleman
McKintey
FR. C. Wur2bach
San Antonio
Ervin McLeroy
Bryan
Ae Alt Orns Es
Garner Boomers In California Press Meeting
An advisory board of the Thomas Jefferson Club of the Webs will meet at 6 15 Saturday evening March at the Alexandria Hotel Los Angeles to discuss John Garner’s presidential bid and cooperation with other groups for California delegates. Members include William Jennings Bryan Jr and Williams Gibbs McAdvo.
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Thomas Jefferson Chuir
Alexandria Hotel
Fifth and
Spring Streets
W. Hall
Jobe
Los Angees
Cal
B. Sp
John Garner
Texas
California
William Jennings Bryan
Williams Gibbs McAdvo
Ryan
Houston
Wistongin Oy
Paint Farmers' Market Improves Market Appeal
The Farmers Market has been repainted improving appearance and attracting vendors and Bryen area shoppers seeking better display and buying options.
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Paint Farmers’ Market
Training School At First Baptist Rans This Week
The First Baptist church of Bryan opens a week long training campaign with a school of methods for Sunday School and church work. G A Hopking directs with sessions for Adult and Young People. Miss Allyne Bryan and Miss Elizabeth White teach primary and beginner classes. Free, 7 p.m. nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Baptist Church
College Station
Brazos County
G. A. Hopking
Dallas
R. E B. Beddo
Allyne Bryan
Elizabeth White
van Ness
Nashville, Tenn
Bryan Mayor Proclaims Business and Professional Women's Week
Mayor Forrest Jones declares March 6 to 11 1982 as Business and Professional Women's Week in Bryan Texas in a formal proclamation. Evelyn Grace club president and Katherine Maxson coordinate observance activities with participation urged from all citizens.
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Forrest Jones
Bryan
Mayes
City of
Civen Gidee
Porrest, Jones
Texas
Bryan Southpaw Draws Attention From Big Train
Lynn Griffith, a husky left handed pitcher training with the Washington Senators at Biloxi Mississippi, is receiving strong attention from Walter Johnson and Clark Griffith. They plan to coach him personally to develop a better curve and smoother delivery for a potential major league role.
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Lynn Griffith
Husky Bryan Southpaw
Washington Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Walter Johnson
Clark Griffith
Lynn
Bryan
Griffiths
Walter
Walster
Washington Times
Johnson
Washington
Week of Prayer Chairmen Named for Bryan Churches
The Week of Prayer for Missions runs March 7 to 11 at College Avenue and First Baptist churches in Bryan with daily 3:30 pm services. Circle chairmen lead each afternoon, under the theme The Healing of the Land, inviting church and community women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College Avenue Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Societies
Jim Riley
J. L. Reese
Grady Terry
Horace Jones
F. A. Bunting
W. S. Howell
W. C. Fountain
P. S. Park
Mission Program At First Baptist Church Noted
Monday afternoon the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held an all day meeting led by Mrs J L Cobb. The program titled The Healing of the Land featured prayers talks evangelistic stories and songs with offerings for missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cobb
Woman's Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
S. M. Eedes
Travis B. Bryan
Jac. L. Wharton
A. 8. McSwain
J. G. Minkert
Dick Broach
Louisiana
C. A. Buchanan
Nannie Berryman
T. A. Sweeney
Taken to Prison for Two Years in Brazos County Theft
Oscar Phillips, a Negro, was sentenced in Brazos county district court to two years in the state prison after being found guilty of receiving property stolen from the Grogin sky store. He was taken to Huntsville this morning by Deputy Sheriff D. D. Jolly.
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Oscar Phillips
Brazos County
Groginsky
Huntsville
D. D. Jolly
Priest Basil Bravi to Lead Houston Italian Mission
Father Basil Bravi of Bryan will conduct a mission at Blessed Sacrament Church Houston from March 6 to March 18 for the Italian community. He is highly regarded by Italians in the state and was decorated by the king of Italy for his work. He will stay at the rectory during his Houston visit.
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Houston
Father Basil Bravi
Bryan
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Sherman
Father Bravi
Italy
Father Schnetzer
Blessed Sacrament Church
Grimes County WMU Holds Convention in Anderson
The Grimes County White Man's Union met Monday in Anderson to draw county office candidates for eight precincts excluding the County School Superintendent. Primary ballots settle by March 26 with July primaries for unopposed nominees. Amendments to Texas criminal code proposed by Judge Langston King include waiving trial by jury and simplifying property fraud charges. The conference starts 10 a.m. Saturday in Bryan with Galveston hosting last year’s event.
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Grimes County
White Man’s Union
Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Iola
Bedias
Navasota
Plantersville
Shiro
Courtney
Whitehall
County Bar Association
Brazos
Texas
Langston King
Houston
King
Judge King
Davis Is Given Continuance in Murder Case
Wayne Davis charged with the murder of his 20 year old son in law Willie Lovell on January 8 had the case continued in district court until the May term. The special venire was dismissed due to illness of Mrs. Davis a material witness confined to bed per affidavit by her physician Dr W H Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Davis
Willie Lovell
Davis
W. H. Oliver
Plans For Visit Of Second Administrative Judicial District Judges
Brazos County Bar Association plans a luncheon at Texas A. and M. College Shisa Hall Annex and a banquet at La Salle hotel for district judges of the Second Administrative Judicial District. Judge W. C. Davis presiding. program committee includes F. L. Henderson and A. S. Ware. resolutions committee lists Henderson Bethea and Barron. Henderson toasts at banquet. events set for Saturday with musical numbers and entertainment.
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Brazos County Bar Association
Second Administrative Judicial District
W. C. Davis
Davis
F. L. Henderson
A. S. Ware
Lamar Bethea
W. S. Barron
Brazos County Citizens Summoned for Jury Duty
Brazos residents listed are summoned for the sixth week of district court jury duty. Names include K. T. Williams Ottie Kelly Tom Suber Iva Langford R. R. Ellis D. D. Burkhalter and others. Sell it with fagte want ad.
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Brazos County
District Court
K. T. Williams
Ottie Kelly
Tom Suber
Iva Langford
R. R. Ellis
D. D. Burkhalter
A. G. Syptak
Aubry Moore
L. N. Glaze
B. F. Lloyd
P. A. Tardy
Willie Sebesta
I. Maniloff
D. G. Cunningham
Jack T. Johnson
Joe Freddie Herrling
Ben Mitzer
Gus Gerson
Mit Dansby
Jess Conlee
F. C. Oliver
M. E. Davis
P. J. Palasota
A. L. Watson
J. C. Cloud
Webb Ward
Earl Tatum
W. D. Mills
E. P. Black
T. B. Peyton
Charlie Ball
Brazos Valrisco
Lynn Sample
Frank Fickey
Phillip Noto
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