Mrs Barry Named Rural Education Leader At A&M College
Mrs Maggie W Barry a specialist with the Extension Service of A and M College has a long record in language literature arts and education. A Murfreesboro Tennessee native she has studied in Berlin Paris New Orleans and Boston and has held posts at Whitworth College North Texas College and in Ardmore Oklahoma. She directs county home demonstration councils promoting rural women’s organization and helps expand cultural and educational opportunities on farms.
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Maggie W. Barry
A.nd M. College
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Ying
C. Cox
University of
Sevral
Barry
Miss Galloway
Macon
Mississippi
Whitworth College
Brookhaven
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Barryndt
North Texas College Ad
Aat
United States
National Eduational Association
Conference of Education In
Texas
Theexas Federation of Women
Cairman
Department of Themerican
Hich
Dich
Wen
Srs
Trade Extension Plan Garners Bryan Chamber Backing
Enthusiastic Bryan businessmen rally for Trade Extension Committee aims to boost commerce with Trade Days starting April 23, create a Farmers Market, promote Will trips, broad advertising, and college outreach. Ef. Yeager urges full support. Q. S. Johnson warns first event must succeed. funding shortfall of about 2000 dollars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Texas A. & M. College
EF. E. Yeager
Q. S. Johnson
Johnson
George A. Adams
I. Maniloff
Luke Patronella
G. S. Baskin
J. Webb Howell
N. A. Stewart
H M. Glenn
R. B. Grant
Grif Cloud
Will K. Gibbs
FE. R. Canady
L. Hearn
F. J. Vitopil
J. F. Casey
Travis B. Bryan
George W. Hank W. M. Wimberly
R. al "McDaniel
A. W. Buchanan
Oak McKenzie
W. G. Cloud
Chas. S. Myers
Daul Dansby
Ben H. Noel
Sam Kaplan
Dio. Boriskie
T. B. Robinson
Howard
Henry Buchanan
4. F. Casey
C. L. Eden
Weldon Done
Luke aPtromell
E. E. Yeager
0. S. Johnson
W. Wimberly
W. R. McCullough
G. Williams
R. A. McDaniel
G. W. Ross
James Whaley
Ilso Buchanan
Henry Buchana
Henry
Locke
Estimate Approved for Highway No. 21 Work
Brazos County commissioners on Monday approved the first estimate for highway No. 21 east of Bryan. Moore and Sons and Ross Tcell submitted the estimate totaling 4.29 dollars as routine business filled most of the day.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Moore and Sons
Ross Tcell
Workers Council Meeting Report From Plantersville
From Tuesday's issue Bryan Baptis traveled to Plantersville for the monthly session of the Workers' Council of the Creath-Bra os Baptist Association held at the Plantersville Baptist church. Rev. dno. b. Wha ton and Mrs. Wharton were noted along with Mrs. T. Bryan Mrs. Heb. Durham Rev Rey and Rev 8. Hollomon.
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Perlyps
Bryan Baptis
Plantersville
Workers’ Council of
Miss Grimes Leads Texas Sunlight on Cotton Fabrics Study
Miss Mary Anna Grimes of Bryan and College Station heads a Texas Agricultural Experiment Station project on The Influence of Texas Sunlight on the Durability and Color of Cotton Fabrics. Her work uses precise lab equipment to measure strength and color under varied light, aiming to publish a preliminary report soon.
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Bryan
College Station
Mary Anna Grimes
Grimes
Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
University of Chicago
Phi Kappa Phi Sorority
American Association of University Women
American Home Economic Association
Ottawa
Iowa State Teachers College
United States
Bryan Firemen Name Officers At Annual Meet
The Bryan fire department held its annual elections for both companies. Protection Engine No 1 chose H A Grelan as president and Charles Sebesta as vice president, with Ray Pippin as foreman and R W Warren as assistant foreman. Delegates to the state convention and department meeting were named. Chemical Company No 2 elected W B Saunders as president and Bob Cowart as vice president with W J Head as foreman and C E Jenkins as secretary treasurer.
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Bryan Fire Department
Protection Engine Company No
H. A. Grelan
Charles Sebesta
Ray Pippin
R. W. Warren
John Wittman
John Stasney
Bill Blazek
Department
Ray Pippen
Sam Noto
W. S. House
Chemical Company
No. 2
W. B. Saunders
Bob Cowart
W. J. Head
Frank Cash
C. E. Jenkins
J. BR. Wilson
H. J. Berger
R. B. Cowart
V. J. Head
C. F E. Jenkins
Intend to Marry Two Brazos County Residents
A. C. Winzel and Mary Me l Curry of Brazos county filed a notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday.
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A. CC. Winzel
Mary Mel Curry
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Dorcas Circle of First Christian Met Monday
The Dorcas circle of the First Christian Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. W. D. Dowling’s home with 13 members present. After a brief business session led by president Mrs. W. S. Collard, members did needle work for an hour and enjoyed a refreshment service.
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Dorcas
The
First Christian Church
W. d. Dowling
W. S. Collard
County fairs schedule fixed to avoid date conflicts
Dates across ten counties are set for autumn county fairs to reduce clashes and ease judge scheduling. The plan covers September 14 through October 17 with events in Fayette, Robertson, Madison, Montgomery, Walker, Washington, Brazos, and Lee counties and includes discussions on uniform premiums, score cards, and advertising.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fayette County
la Grange
Leon County
Centerville
Robertson County
Franklin
Houston County
Crockett
Madison County
Madisonville
Montgomery County
Conroe
Walker County
Huntsville
Washington County
Brenham
Brazos County
Bryan
Lee County
Giddings
Carnival and Amusement
Parker Carroll Visits Lola With George F P Lee
Mrs Parker Carroll travels to Lola for a visit with her parents Dr and Mrs George FP Lee locals report.
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Parker Carroll
Lola
George Fp, Lee
Golf Tournament At College Heights Set For Next Weekend
An amateur 1 percent hole golf tournament will be staged at College Heights Golf Course next Saturday and Sunday. A B Ford, operator, says prizes of golf goods will go to first, second, fifth, seventh, tenth, fifteenth and eighteenth by medal score. The course is in splendid shape.
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College Heights
A. B. Ford
Ford Says Weekend Tournament Opens Series at Course
Mr. Ford states the coming weekend’s event is the first in a series planned by the course management for the upcoming season. The plan envisions multiple tournaments as part of a broader schedule.
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Ford
Davis Addresses Negro Veterans Audience at Lee Chapel
Judge W C Davis spoke to about 350 African Americans at Lee Chapel M E Church in Bryam and nearby communities including World War veterans. He urged civic duty with the sermon title Render unto Caesar and unto God and praised the veterans benefiting from a new congressionally provided loan on camp certificates. The meeting closed with Swing Low Sweet Chariot led by Frank Osborn.
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W. C. Davis
Lee Chapel
M. E. Church
Bryan
Caesar
Congregation
Sams
Davis
Frank Osborn
Inside the House Home Maintenance Tasks List
A enumerated guide lists tasks for upkeep including roof work painting fences and house trim. exterior repairs like gutters and siding. interior cleaning such as washing floors windows wallpaper and woodwork. yard and snow chores. clothes care. meal, child care and companionship duties.
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Cural
Mrs. Barry
Workers Council
Miss Grimes
Bryan Firemen
First Christian
Dutch) Hohn
J. B. Short
M. F. Placke
H. T. Schovassa
F. S. Martin
Brazos
C. L. Benson
G. W. Johnson
M. College
G. W. Stinnett
Gilbert Gresham
R. S. MacEahern
B. F. Vance
W. H. Dupuy
W. G. Forrester
Mart
Bryan Daily Eagle
Hoover
Washington, D. C
Arthur Woods
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