Adaptability and Character Emphasized In Lions Talk
Reverend Charlie Taylor tells Bryant Lions that sales success rests on adaptability and character. He explains adaptability as tact and optimism, contrasts truth telling with disappointing prospects, and cites Laurie Taylor’s piano and The Cat demonstration. Easter Egg Hunt planned, attendance prize won by Norman Dansby. list of members includes Henry Locke and Charles Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Taylor
Bryan Lions Club
Laurie
Taylor
Hensarling
Jess Hensarling
Bas
Charlie Saunders
Dejvices
Ripper Erskine
J. Bryan Miller
Norman Dansby
Mat F. Vitopil
Geo. W. Griner
J. E. Henson
S. E. Eberstadt
R. V. Armstrong
W. E. Neeley
Harry S. Edge
Fred Hale
G. L. Crawford
M. M. Erskine
L. L. Stephens
E. A. Lightfoot
Maurice Schulman
J. Coulter Smith
First To Enlist In 5 Acre Feed Crop Contest
A. H. Kellar of Bryan K urten is the first farmer to enlist in the 5 acre feed crop contest sponsored by the Bryan Chamber of Commerce. The contest is open countywide with entries planting any crops on 5 acres. John D. Rogers reports a 1040 acre feed crop plan to cut cotton reliance and bolster home food, while terrace work and gopher control efforts continue across Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kellar
Bryan-Kurten Star Route
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Schram
John D. Rogers
Allen
Brazos County
Rogers
Methodist Women Meet At College Station
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church at College Station met Monday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. A K Mackey presided and Mrs. George P Grout led the devotional. The Voice program was led by Mrs J R McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church At
College Station
A. K. Mackey
George P. Grout
J. R. McKee
Mesdames
R. P. Ward
M. C. Hughes
Jess C. Thomson
W. E. Lewis
Steele’s Store Meet of Boys and Girls A Success
Steele's Store club girls met with Home Demonstration Agent Miss Abbie Sevier on March 22. Three new members joined Rita Church Katie Deluke and Katie Fazzino. Ethel Wallin reported testing college eggs with only three infertile in three settings. Next meeting is March 24 with many members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele's Store
Steele’s Store
Abbie Sevier
Rita Church
Katie Deluke
Katie Fazzino
Ethel Wallin
Frances Salvago
Little Lucy Collette
Pansy Ruth Lindsey Marks Birthday With Home Celebration
Saturday a birthday party was held at Pansy Ruth Lindsey's home from 8 to 56 oclock. The setting featured pots of ferns and sweet peas with guest list including Mrs J C Cloud and Mrs Charlie Ramsey among others. Guests joined in games and music led by Sallie Boyett and Allie Montgomery as a large candlelit cake was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Ruth Lindsey
Sallie Boyett
Allie Montgomery
Pansy Ruth
Lindsey
J. C. Cloud
Charlie Ramsey
Edna Pearl Ramsey
Doris Smith
Alma Smith
Vivian Carnes
Winnie Smith
Helen Easters
Irene Higgs
Imogene Ballerstedt
Visits Bryan First Time In 23 Years
Frank James of New Baden in Robertson county visits Bryan for the first time in 23 years. He brought hogs to sell to M. J. Tremont and notes Bryan’s changes from boggy streets to paved roads and new business buildings. He recalls past lengthy trips by horse and wagon versus current four hour truck ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank James
New Baden
Robertson County
Bryan
M. J. Tremont
Buster Cobb
Mr. James
Tabor TABG. March 22 local notes in Texas valley
The column reports Tabor activities from March including a school play directed by W D Bunting, a wedding of Miss Inez Moore to J H Stockton, visits by teachers and families, a county meet at Colge Station with a large crowd, a big dance at George Wilson's home, and church services affected by rain. It notes several local residents sick but improving and highlights Hidalgo County voters backing a 10 million road bond amid Texas good roads growth.
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TABG
Tabor
W. D. Bunting
Inez Moore
J. H. Stockton
Bryan
A. and
M. College
Roy
Ray Foraker
Selvin Broach
Bryac
Mars Broach
George Wilson
League
Union
J. M
Edge
Hidalgo County
Texas
Division Engineer To Maintain Force In Bryan For Highway No 17
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce reports that Division Engineer with his force and shops will be based in Bryan to support Highway No 17 spanning 14 Texas counties. Secretary Samik Eberstadt praised the Chamber's service at Lampasas and officials thanked senators for keeping headquarters in Bryan. A poultry marketing note and a planned Poultry Tour were announced with directors urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
R. H. Bush
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Bryan
John M. Lawrence
Highway Committee
Bryan and Brazos County
R. W. Persons
A. and M. Extension Service Department
Samik. Eberstadt
Lampasas
R. S. Bowers
Caldwell
W. S. Barron
Highway No. 17
Howell
Eberstadt
M. College
Allen Academy
Villa Maria
N. B. Allen
Travis B. Bryan
F. C. Bolton
Brother Of Mrs Gardner S Brother Dies In Pearsall
A telegram to Mrs. C. R. Gardner announced the death of her brother Rev John M Linn pastor of the Pearsall Methodist Church after a several day illness. Mrs Gardner departed for San Antonio following the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Gardner
John M. Linn
Methodist Church of
Contract Signed For Pipe Organ At First Baptist Bryan
A memorial pipe organ donation to the First Baptist Church of Bryan was formalized with a Thursday signing. The Hillgreen Lane organ, prepared for the church’s new building, was contracted through Will A. Watkins of Dallas, funded by J Webb Howell W Howell R W Howell and Mrs Jenny Howell Eastham. The instrument will be installed once construction reaches occupancy and is expected to offer rare musical opportunities in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bryan
King's Highway Club Meeting Notes March 23
King’s Highway club members met March 23 with Miss Abbie Sevier absent for the fifth time this year. Mrs. Hearne led the session. attendees included Mangis Kelly Milberger Novosad Kopetsky Bush Novosad Curik Sodak Stroud Kindt McDonald Williams. Refreshments of grape juice and cake followed. Next meeting set for March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Highway
King’s Highway
Abbie Sevier
R. B. Hearne
Ethel Mangis
Reba Kelly
Helen Milberger
Millie Novosad
Mary Kopetsky
Armanda Bush
Lena Novosad
Adele Curik
Lottie Sodak
Margarite Stroud
Emma Kindt
Fire destroys storage room and car shed at Woodville School
A storage room and a car shed on the Woodville School premises three miles north of Bryan were burned early Monday. The damage is put at about $200 with $100 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville School
Bryan
Blair of Waco Chosen Division Engineer for Highway District 17
John H. Blair of Waco is appointed by the State Highway Commission as division engineer for district No 17 to succeed A McCormick of Houston who served the district the past year District headquarters will be established and maintained at Bryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Blair
Waco
State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
A. McCormick
Houston
Bryan
Quiet Lament From Shelley Verse Fragment
A fragment conveys a tired speaker lying down and weeping over a life of care. The tone is weary and elegiac, reflecting resignation to ongoing burdens with a soft, somber mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Early Planting Guidance For Home Gardens From A&M Texas
College Station horticulturist J R Rosborough of the Extension Service warns that hardier vegetables like pas lettuce beets and potatoes should be planted first after frost danger ends. He advises thinning rows and hills early and using paper caps to shield young cucumbers melons and tomatoes from cold nights and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosborough
Moler Barber College Offers Easiest Terms Yet
Moler Barber College at 712 Franklin Ave Houston Texas advertises unusually easy financing for barber courses. The school touts its long standing reputation and invites readers to write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Moler’s
Moler Barber College
Franklin Ave
Houston
Texas
Purification system cleanse promoted as health remedy
Physicians tout Purification as nature’s foundation of health. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to clear the system. Calotabs are the Septent of all system purifiers. Get a package with directions for 35 cents at drugstores.
Soil prep and watering tips for young garden plants
The article advises breaking soil crust on heavy or sandy soils to help tender plants emerge. If weather stays dry, water by flooding rather than sprinkling to keep a lasting moisture supply, as shallow rootlets form from constant surface watering.
Linoleumville Seeks Name Change From Oil Clothville
In Linoleumville New York residents petition for a formal name change. The town has been nicknamed Oil Clothville and residents hope for a name reflecting a higher image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linoleumville
New York
Oil Clothville
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C. L. Bea
Robert Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Jack Shimen
Paul Ponzio
R. L. Jones
C.A. Schmann
Charlie Locke
W. E. Moore
J. L. Sample
John Smith
Frank Patronella
Charlie Cantella
J. P. Gilpin
Jim Tobias
Ballard Moore
Ed Chytte
K. Kelly
Fritz Kindt
Jim Francis
Borderbrook Farm
College Road
Morris Williamson
Route 4
Wipprecht
Walden Orr
The
Edge Club
Dallas Fair
Fair Causea
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
C. L. Benson
Manther
Wixon Creek
Pig Club
Wellborn
Steele’s
Pansy
Ruth Lindsey
W. H. Cole
E. J. Jenkins
Woman’s Club
Climber of Commerce
R.H. Bush
Bush
Eastland County
Real Hat Shop
Bryan Street
Self In
Harriet D. Parker
Lena Wetter
Galveston Daily News
Times
Galveston
Circulation Department
Laie
Sean Power
Star Products Co
Cameron
le AS
the Adolphus Hotel
Bath
Dallas
Adolphus
Ewald
Tire Hospital
Main Street
Bryan, Texas
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