Community Travel and Visits Across Bryan Area
Local residents and visitors travel between Bryan Dallas Houston and Austin for weekend plans business visits and family gatherings. Notables include W H Hill Sankey Park and H M Allbright, J F Moody and family, Dr W A Jackson and Mrs Jackson, and Mrs W H Andrew with trips tying to Baylor University Fort Worth and Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hill
Wheelock
Bryan
Sankey Park
H. M. Allbright
Dallas
L. W. Koehl
Houston
Koehl
Jennie Lee
R. EB. Gill
Stantura
Evelyn Stanford
Sam Houston Teachers College
Austin
Stanford
Nina May Moore
Edge
W. FE. Neeley
Hiram T. Coulter
Helen Coulter
Rockdale
J. W. Coulter
Colter Hoppess
W. H. Andrew
The
Woman's Missionary Union
Fort Worth
J. F. Moody
Miss Moody
Greenville
A. W. Buchanan
John Gregg
R. A. Booth
Rider
Booth
Zelma Booth
W. A. Jackson
Texas City
Commerce Building
Jackson
L. A. Wilson
Wilson
East Texas Chamber backs Roosevelt and New Deal convention
Longview March 21 The East Texas Chamber of Commerce praises President Roosevelt and the New Deal era. Hubert M. Harrison says recovery from the bank crisis is rapid and announces an East Texas membership campaign and Jacksonville convention April 23 to 25. He predicts renewed business activity and support for public works loans through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
East Texas
Roosevelt
Hubert M. Harrison
Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jacksonville
Texas
America
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Funeral Service Set For Mrs Boulet In Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs Virginia Boulet 81 pioneer resident of Harris and Waller counties and mother of Rev J E Boulet pastor of the First Baptist church of Anderson were held at 3 p m Sunday in Anderson with burial in Willow Creek cemetery She died at the home of Rev Boulet in Anderson Friday evening Survivors include daughter Mrs Charles Blumberg Hempstead son Rev Boulet seven grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Gussie Young Tomball and Mrs Julia Baatz Kohrville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Boulet
Harris
Waller Counties
J. E. Boulet
First Baptist Church of
Anderson
Willow Creek
Boulet
Charles Blumberg
Hempstead
Rev. Boulet
Gussie Young
Tomball
Julia Baatz
Kohrville
Crop loan checks totaling 750000 mailed nationwide region
Approximately 8000 checks were mailed today from the regional crop production loan office in Dallas totaling about 750000 dollars. Manager Owen Sherrill said more checks would follow as approvals came in from the bankers advisory committee. Release was delayed by the bank holiday. the region covers Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Owen Sherrill
Bankers’ Advisory
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Insurance man dies after crash near Laredo
Ed O. Smith aged 30 from San Antonio died from injuries sustained when his car struck a concrete bridge north of Laredo on Saturday. He had been hospitalized since the collision and never regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Ed O. Smith
San Antonio
Mrs Miller and Mrs Persons Return From Visit
Mrs H A Miller and Mrs R W Persons have returned from a pleasant visit with friends in Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Miller
R. W. Persons
Kenedy
Refuse Farm Job: Remove Black workers from relief lists
Two Black laborers of Bryan who had RFC relief aid were removed from local relief lists for refusing county farmers’ employment. City Manager R G Williams said this rule will apply to similar cases and no highway workers on No 21 west of the city will be rehired on RFC projects. A contractor check prevents duplicated employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
R. G. Williams
RFC Committee
Founders' Day at S M U Attended By Bryan Pastor
Dr L B Elrod, pastor, travels to Dallas for Founders' Day exercises at Southern Methodist University in McFarlin auditorium. He is among 13 of 22 original educational commission members invited to attend and witness a tablet dedication in Dallas Hall rotunda after the 10 a m convocation. The SMU founding began with 1910 church conferences and the 1931 Dallas land and grant offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Palestine
Texas Conference of the Methodist Church
Dallas
McFarlin
Southern Methodist University
Elrod
Educational Commission
S.M. U
Dallas Hall
Austin
First Baptist Women Hold Meeting Monday
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist met at 2 p m on Monday for a two hour study session led by Mrs W E Wimberly. Mrs Travis B Bryan conducted a devotional and prayer period before classes of thirty five studied Things We Should Know. Mrs R O Berry of College taught Our Obligation to the Jews by Dr S L Seay Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. E. Wimberly
Travis B. Bryan
Chas
R. O. Berry
College
S. L. Seay
Dallas
Underground Water Survey Aims At Irrigation Needs
Dr Lonsdale led an underground water survey with the Texas Board of Water Engineers and the US Geological Survey to assess water supply for pumping wells and methods to remove salt in wells. The Winter Garden area near Carizzo Springs and Crystal City spans Bexar Medina Uvalde Zavalla Dimmitt LaSalle Webb Atascosa and Frio counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Experiment Station
Texas Board of Water Engineers
United States Geological Survey
Winter Garden
Carizzo Springs
Crystal City
Bexar
Medina
Uvalde
Zavalla
Dimmitt
LaSalle
Webb
Atascosa
Frio
Lonsdale
Houston
Berlin
Germany
San Antonio
Texas
Christine Merka
Rye 4-H Club Guests Lions Club Leaders Smoke Show
Paulina rides at a Rye 4-H club show as a guest of Lion Luke Patranella who oversees rural work. Miss Merka reviews the Rye club’s 1927 founding, 20 current members, and 1932 net returns over $300. She notes representatives at the Farmers Short Course and thanks the Bry an Lions. John Miniatis rejoined the Lions. Lions W H Andrew introduced a quartet, and a local essay contest was discussed. Attendance prizes and church social followed with numerous listed guests and plans for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Luke Patranella
Miss Merka
Rye Club
Lions Club
A. and M
Bryan Lions
John Miniatis
Lion W. H. Andrew
Auartette
Carl Sprague
Herschel Burgess
E. R. Bryant
Lion H. P. Black
Nelson Fuller
Lion W. FE. Paulson
Cub Finley White
Lion Bryant
Dr. Lonsdale
Pat Newton
A. L. Smith
Y W A Delegates Report Meeting Highlights
A missionary program led by sponsor Mrs J W Wiley and a trip report by Miss Orpah Langley to the state Y W A house party at Brownwood March 17 to 19 were the meeting highlights of the Young Women's Association of the College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Crawley
Maudelle Wiley
Ida Wehmeyer
Mary Lou Davis
Bonnie Walker
Lila Fae Vance
Earline McAlester
Ada Cheatham
Edna McGregor
Ethel Thompson
Orpah Langrey
Marjorie Nelson
W. S. Barron
Whitley
Nelson
Winona McNeeley
J. W. Wiley
Brownwood
Orpah Langley
Young Women's Association of the
College Avenue
Bishop Boaz to preach at A M College commencement
Bishop H. A. Boaz will deliver the commencement sermon at A. and M. College on Sunday morning May 28. He will also preach at the First Methodist church in Bryan at 8:00 p m that evening, announced by Dr. L. B. Elred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Boaz
A. & M. College
First Methodist Church
Bryan
L. B. Elred
Now I Feel Full of Pep
Advertisement touts Lydia E Pearl Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic that steadies nerves improves appetite sleep and general well being. It urges readers to buy a bottle from their druggist today.
New Choral Club Officers Confer On Future Work
The first meeting of the officers of the newly organized Women s Choral Club was held Monday night with Miss Miriam Crute as hostess. Plans for the future dominated the discussion followed by a social hour. Attending were Miss Mildred Salley president Mrs Roy Danforth first vice president Mrs Velma Graham second vice president Mrs T L Ogier secretary Mrs E R Bryant treasurer Miss Miriam Crute librarian and reporter Mrs Albert Goodman accompanist and Mrs Will Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Choral Club
Miriam Crute
Mildred Salley
Roy Danforth
Velma Graham
T. L. Ogier
White Announces Candidacy for City Commissioner
FOR COMMISSIONER D D White, formerly in the automobile business here, has formally announced for election as city commissioner. "War what it is after all, the people get but widows, taxes, wooden legs and debts." Anchor and Index, Northwood, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. White
Anchor and Index
Northwood
Iowa
The Fellow Who Helps Others Gets Ahead
Emphasizes that progress comes to those who assist peers. The adage highlights communal effort by noting successful individuals lift others as they advance.
Intelligent person seeks targeted light on a subject
An intelligent person does not know everything but knows where to look to gain enlightenment on a specific subject. The insight lies in directing search and study to the right sources for clear understanding.
Stabilization Wheat and Cotton to Go to Red Cross
Farm Board chairman Henry Morgenthau Jr announces the Red Cross will receive the remaining stabilization relief wheat by August 1 and the remaining stabilization cotton by October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Whitley
Anna Whitley
Aline Williams
J. A. Williams
Ursuline Avenue
Frances Walker
Somerville
Waco
J. H .McGregor
L. H. Fuqua
Millica
Doan
Grateful
Dooans
RFC
S.M.U
First Baptist
Underground
Paulina
Paulina Longworth
House of Represenatives
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Associated Press
Y.W. A
CAB
Boaz
Lydia E. Pinkham
We Oefer
Monarch
Fagif Printing Company
Draggusts
Tista
Weldona Corporation
Neck & Aote Cite
Bank of Bryan
Member
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank Bank
H. O. Boatwright
J. Webb Howell
Ss. L. Boatwright
N. F. Lockerd
A. G. Syptak
P. H. Hensarling, J
Eugene M. Beard
H. C. Boatwright
Wilson Bradley
Wilson Bradley, Inc
F. E. Giebsecke Architect
Kay Halsell
Dodge Automobile Dealer
Bryan Cotton Oil Co
Bryan Compreas Co
Robert W. Howell
Howell & Co., Inc
la Salle Properties, Inc
Ward
Goodyear
Montgomery
Ward & Co
Bryan St
Bryan, Texas
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