Gathered visits span Dallas to Bryan in social notes
Mrs Eberstadt and relatives visit Dallas. several Bryan residents travel to Houston and Dallas for health matters, work, and family visits. Attendees include Mrs Beason, Miss Vera Atkins, G W Martin, Miss Mary Elizabeth Gardner, Ira Butler, and multiple local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Eberstadt
Josephine’ Crute
F. H. English
R. O. Allen
Martha Rivers Allen
C. L. Beason
Elliott
Bill Carmichael
P. L. Barron, Jr
Houston
Beason
Methodist Hospital
Barron
Vera Atkins
G. W. Martin
Southern Pacific Lines
F. A. Ludwig
Mary Elizabeth Gardner
Bryan
C. H. Gardner
East 23Rd Street
Mary Elizabeth
Texas Transport and Terminal Company
Ira N. Butler
Fort Worth
R. B. Butler
Brazos County Emergency Education Drives Local Learning
The Brazos County emergency education program expands to 42 teachers in Bryan and surrounding areas. Classes cover typing shorthand bookkeeping English home making and literacy taught by a large team including Mrs M Hetty Curry Mr Charles Behr and Mrs Dorothy Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Texas
Bryan
Chas. M. Behr
Guy M. Deaton
Robert E. Pos
M. Hetty Curry
Curry
James A. Bunting
Emma Montgomery
The
Gospel Mission
D. J. McDonald
Prospect
Bess Saxon
Reliance
Will Henderson
Kurten
Henderson
Joe Regmund
Jerry Smith
Smetana
Austin
Richmond
George Hensarling
Johnnie Neelley
Leila Andrews
Lola Raines
Harvey
Carro McGregor
Maud Crawford
Millican
Elva Carroll
Mininie Wiley
Providence
Providence School
Juanita Knight
College Station
A. A. Blumberg
A. and
M. College
Galliam
Lena Crenshaw
Lillian Beaumont
Lola Price
A. J. Hearne
Dan Wallin
Steele's Store
Supt
S. M. Brown
Kemp High School
T. W. Phillips
Carrie E. King
Willie Crenshaw
Eddie Lois Talley
William Cavitt
University of Texas
Dorothy Buchanan
Elizabeth Barron
Andrew Launches Sermon Series On Church Work
Dr. W. H. Andrew of First Baptist opens a Sunday night series through March on What Is Expected of the Church. He cites Matthew 5 14 and says the world looks to the church for right living and teaching, detailing four expectations: friendly, faithful, unselfish ministry, and Christlike living. The pastor urged members to pray for greater consecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Andrew
Matthew
Christ
Italian Settlers Roamed to Brazos County in 1872
J M Saladiner, a leading county authority, recounts early Italian migration to Brazos. He states the first Italians arrived around 1472, then moved from New Orleans areas to Brazos County in 1872. Named families include Frank Mustache Peter de France Peter Ilo Tony Savona Dominec Saladiner and Dominec Palasota with their kin seeking farming land and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryen Club
J. M. Saladiner
America
Italy
New Orleans
Double Homicide Attracts Investigation In Bryan Hotel
A man named Howard killed a woman in a room rented by Otto Fuschak in Bryan. The weapon fell from Howard’s hand as officers arrived, and both victims were found fully clothed and dead about three hours. Funeral services for Mrs Knowles were held the same day at Leonard School Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Leonard School Road
Bryan
R. G. Knowles
J. M
Bryan City
S. F. Collins
Henry Greland
Wade Cox
M. M. Erskine
W. G. Sims
H. G. Stroud
McCulloch-Dansby Chapel
Mr. Howard
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Thomas Gordon Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Bryan City Cemetery
Alma Howard
H. G. Stallings
Tobe Curlee
New Baden
Robert Howard
Hearne
H. L. Whitley
Henry Wheeles
R. J. Fain
Will Turek
Bryn
Set
Cool Spell and Rain Reach Bryan Area This Week
Over the past seven days Bryan and vicinity saw a cool spell with rainfall. Daily lows reached 41 and 43 on Wednesday and Thursday, while Sunday’s high hit 86. Friday’s high stayed at 56 maximum, with 51 minimum. Total rainfall measured .7 inches, .42 on Tuesday and .29 on Friday. Mr and Mrs C E Conlee of Keith visited Bryan this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Southwestern Choir Announces Spring Tour Dates
Miss Pearl Neal registrar Southwestern University and Mrs John C Granbury of Georgetown traveled to Bryan as advance agents booking tour dates. The Southwestern Choir will begin its spring tour the last of March and finish on April 14. A Bryan return date is being planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Neal
Southwestern University
John C. Granbury
Georgetown
Bryan
East Texas
Southwestern Choir
Attend Teachers Meet at Southeast School Executives
Bryan and Brazos county educators gathered for the Southeast School Executives meeting in College Station on Saturday. Attendees included S. M. Brown and J. V. Brown of Bryan, Miss Elizabeth Suber, Miss Margaret Zuber, Miss Nina Henry, Miss Mozelle Vick, Miss Edna Harris, A. C. Dowell, L. J. Canavespi, Miss Will Powers, Miss Christine Lichte of Prospect, Mrs. P. A. Tardy of Woodville, and county superintendent W Neeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
College Station
S&. M. Brown
C. M. Bethany
J. V. Brown
Elizabeth Suber
Margaret Zuber
Nina Henry
Mozelle Vick
Edna Harris
A. C. Dowell
Edge
L. J. Canavespi
Steele’s
Will Powers
Christine Lichte
Prospect
P. A. Tardy
Woodville
W. Neeley
Bryan Men at Work on Rural Rehabilitation
Two young men from Bryan, Harvey and George Dorman, work in rural rehabilitation in Texas. George Dorman is stationed at Hemphill and Harvey at Henrietta. C. M. Cummings hears from both and they say they are kept busy and thoroughly enjoy their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Harvey
George Dorman
Texas
George
Hemphill
Henrietta
C. M. Cummings
Andrew Named Head of Pastors at Bryan Meeting
The Bryan Pastor's Association elected Dr. W. H. Andrew of First Baptist as president after the resignation of Dr. L. B. Elrod of First Methodist due to ill health. Dr. Thomas Gordon Watts became vice-president with Rev. L. A. Wilson as secretary and treasurer. A publicity plan for prohibition speakers visiting March 19 was set, with Rev. Avenue Baptist named committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Pastor’s Association of
Bryan
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Gordon Watts
L. A. Wilson
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Children Attend City Library Story Hour in Bryan
The Carnegie Library hosted a Children's Story Hour Saturday from 2 to 3 PM with 59 children aged three to 12. Librarian Miss Rogers arranged a homey setting as Mrs. F L Thomas spoke two tales, a Mother Goose tale for youngsters and a Japanese myth for older kids. Next Saturday the same event returns, inviting all Bryan children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Bryan
Russell Speaks Sunday At Meet Of Young People
Prof. Daniel Russell head of the rural sociology department at A and M College was speaker for the Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies at First Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon. He spoke on The Transforming Power of Christ and how people and churches attempt to fit Christ and his teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Russell
A. and M. College
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Star Sulphurous Compound for Poultry Health
For sale by Roman and Vick Druggists this sulphurous compound added to drinking water can prevent germs worms and parasites in chickens and turkeys. It promises healthier egg producers and strong chicks at a small cost with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Vick
A Child's Laxative Should Be Liquid
Advice on using liquid laxatives for children emphasizes regulated dosing for safe relief. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin containing senna and cascara as a gentle, non habit forming option available at druggists.
Noted preacher urges applying Christian spirit to all relations
John Sidney Smith led scripture reading and W S Johnson sang a solo with F D Fuller on the pipe organ, who also played an organ solo after the talk. Nelson Fuller, president of the federation, introduced the address about individual and national reform through Christian teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sidney Smith
Johnson
F. D. Fuller
Fuller
Nelson Fuller
Federation
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Charles Barden
George Branch, Jr
Seldon Ellis
Navasota
R. R. Ellis
West 6Th Street
Ben Bond
Steep Hollow
George Glover
John Brevard Glover
New Jersey
Murray
Jennie Louise Stevenson
J. R. Collins
Chevrolet Motor Company
Cy Koontz
Zack
J. B. Boriskie
Leonard Road
J. M. Perrone
Roy Robinson
Steele’s Store
Ed Purcell
Benchley
J. F. Shropshire
Cawthorn
Betty Figuers
Nell Tabor
Corcana
O. H. Varnell
Mary DuBose
Waco
Myrtle Figuers
Betty Fig
United States
Sam Palermo
Bryan Street
E. F. Parks
McCulloch-Dansby Furniture Company
Wesa Weddington
Presbyterian Church
E. E. Yeager
Catherine Fisher
Evelyn Williams
Lee W. E. Wade
Bryan, Texas
Goodloe’s
Sewing Machine Exchange
E. 25Th and
Washington Sts
Brazos
Howard
C. E. Conlee
Keith
Oewae
City Library
Russell
Meet of
Dr. Cldiells
Vicks VA
J. B. White
Guarantee
Jacksonville
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