Drive on illiteracy aims for self help through garden plots
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree announced to Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors that land is being made available for vegetable gardens for families on the Good Cheer relief list. A committee led by W. R. McCullough with Miss Blanch beauty-empowerment agent will organize plots and ground prep, aiming to yield fresh food and preserves. Superintendent H. L. Durham highlighted Brazos County literacy concerns, noting higher illiteracy rates compared to Texas and urging countywide action. a chamber meeting with leaders from organizations and schools is planned before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer Association
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan and Brazos County
Beanty
J. E. Stanford
H. L. Durham
Bryan
Bates County
Texas
Brazos County
Brazos
Durham
Education Committee
J. Webb Howell
Stanford
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion and Auxiliary
Texas A. and
al Jen
Boards of Trustees of
Public Schools
Howell
Roger Q. Davis
East Texas Channer of Commerce
Soase
J . Carey
Mrt Dansby
W. K. Gibb
Tyler Haswell
RK. E. Karper
Ed .S. Martin
Oak McKenzie
E. FE. McQuillen
W. Mitchell
J H. Stanford
D. L. Weddingtor
Woman in Dayton Claims 10 Pound Weekly Loss with Kruschen
Mrs. Betty Luedeke of Dayton reports using Kruschen to shed 10 pounds in a week. She advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast as the safe method and notes a 4 week bottle costs a small sum with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Luedeke
Dayton
T& Vince
Fate
Folks Mainly About Folks From Tuesdays Parl
J Byron Franks of Prescott Ark spent the weekend in Bryan with brother R C Franks and Mrs Franks. Franks travelled to Longview on oil business returning home via Bryan. Mrs N T Kinne and rels visit Alto and Morgan Inn and aunt Miss Mable Kinne. Roads good all the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Byron Franks
Prescott
Ark
Bryan
R. C. Franks
Lam Bullock
Jess Hensarling
T. A. Cloud
Ralph Reynolds
Houston
Norman Cloud
Helen Ann Carroll
Wilkerson Clinic
Wallace MacMath
Temple
M. College
San Antonio
J. Webb Howell
Jac. E. Astin
Daisy Love Harrison
Katherine Pierce
Navasota
R. B. Grant
Claude Morgan
Belton
Margaret Grant
Pauline Morgan
Baylor College
Rudolph Jones
Evelyn Jones
Fort Worth
College Station
W. S. Howell
T. W. Cole
E. J. Guest
J. D. Green- Wood
S. D. Pearce
Ada Lou
Julia Pearce
John A. Moore
Charley Oliver
Hubert Womble
Caldwell
Jas. H. Webb
South College Avenue
J. H. Womble
Bryan Hospital
Committees Named to Plan Stephen F. Austin School Carnival
Supt H L Durham announces committees for an All-School carnival at Stephen F Austin High to raise over 350 to liquidate athletics debts. Educational exhibits and 30 minute stage performances will run April 15 and 16 with all proceeds to the schools and no outside help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
H. L. Durham
Supt. Durham
C. M. Bethany
Bowie School
J. W. Brown
Travis School
Mesdames
C. C. Vick
M. L. Parker
D. I. Wilson
H. L. Whitley
W. S. Barron
M. R. Bentley
Mable McQueen
Nine Henry
Wesa Weddington
N. R. Smith
Sam Crenshaw
W. R
P.T. A
Fire destroys West 23rd Street home in morning blaze
A fire early this morning around 8 oclock destroyed a Negro home at West 23rd Street. The house occupied by Kinnard Jordan was owned by Lee Riley of San Antonio. It was insured for 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 23Rd Street
Kinnard Jordan
Lee Riley
San Antonio
Masons of Bryan to Hold Easter Service in Hearne
Ivanhoe Commandery No 8 Knights Templar plans Easter service at First Methodist church Hearne at 4 p m on Easter Sunday invited by Golden Rule Lodge A F and A M. Rev E C Bullock and Rev E W Solomon to give invocation and address. Choir directed by Mrs F W C Karney includes soprano and alto members with W K Waltman at organ. Commandery officers listed for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons of
Bryan
M. E. Church
Ivanhoe Commandery No
Knights Templar
First Methodist
Hearne
Golden Rule Lodge
A. F
A. M
Abe Hensarling
E. C. Bullock
First Baptist Church of
E. W. Solomon
Sir Knight
F. W. C. Karney
W. K. Waltman
Lily Kate Beckerman
H. W. Cummings
W. T Dillard
T. P. Griffin
R. W. Marshall
W. A. Wilkerson
E. W. Craddock
R. L.scarborough
W. K. Waitman
Aites
W. C. Bishop
R. O. Ely
J. T. Hamilton
J. W. Horlock
Basses
W. W. Fox
R. M. Hix
Ivanhoe Commandery
D. Paul Dansby
Harley ©. Dillingham
Jay G. Peniston
Jno
K. Walker
Douglas R. Royder
Geo. T. MecNess
Travis B. Bryan
William E. Saunders
Funeral service today for Bryan carpenter John W Pendleton
John W. Pendleton died Monday at 6 30 PM at his East 34th Street home after a brief pneumonia illness. Born March 24 1882 in Tennessee he was 49 years 11 months and 28 days old. Survived by widow three sons and one daughter Lester Langsford Pendleton Lawton Pendleton and Miss Lillie Pendleton all of Bryan. Service at 2 30 PM from MecCulloch Dansby chapel with Rev A E Walker officiating. Interment in city cemetery. Pallbearers were D L Wilson J D Martin C S LaHatte Ivan Boyett A D Martin Roy Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pendleton
East 34Th Street
Mr. Pendleton
Tennessee
Bryan
Lester and
Langsford Pendleton
Lawton Pendletton
West
Lillie Pendleton
MecCulloch- Dansby Funeral Chapel
A. E. Walker
Church of Christ
City
D. L. Wilson
J. D. Martin
C. S. LaHatte
Ivan Boyett
A. D. Martin
Roy Vick
Fish Ball Team To Open Season At Cameron
Texas A ggie freshmen baseball will open their season Friday and Saturday with Yee High School of Cameron in two games. Coach Earl Lyons announced the schedule and noted a return tilt on April 1. Over 100 candidates reported, now reduced by cuts as the squad sharpens for the season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Earl Lyons
Texas Aggie
Yee High School
Cameron
D. W. Carlton
Aggie
Health campaign immunizes 82 Providence children
Mrs. Edna Abbott Shelton and Dr. R J Hunnicutt administered diphtheria treatment to 22 Providence children and immunized 82 pupils overall, with praise for Providence teacher Elva Carroll. Shelton to visit Kurten school Thursday to continue immunization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Abbott Shelton
Providence School
R. J. Hunnicutt
Providence
Elva Carroll
Shelton
Jewish Holidays And Feasts Told Of to M E Women
Mrs. J J Taubenhaus of College attended a meeting of Group No 1, Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs A M Waldrop's home. She spoke on Passover and related Jewish holidays for the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. J. Taubenhaus
College
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
A. M. Waldrop
Jewish Holiday Teachings Highlight Meeting
Mrs Taubenhaus spoke on Jewish holidays and biblical history and impressed listeners with her depiction of Biblical figures. Group No 1 chair Mrs J B Priddy presided and led a devotional service while Mrs E C Harder led prayer. A social hour followed with refreshments for twelve ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taubenhaus
J. B. Priddy
Group No. 1
E. C. Harder
Etex Leader Seeds Pasture Contest Plans in East Texas
Roger Davis of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce met with J. E. Stanford and Dr. T. O. Walton to discuss the third year of the pasture improvement campaign. The three day East Texas convention opens in Lufkin April 17 with J. E. Stanford chairing the agricultural section. Davis expects 1000 contestants and notes each entry spurs another pasture upgrade. Prizes are 350, 250 and 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Davis
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
J. E. Stanford
Fast Texas
Bryan and Brazos County
Lufkin
Davis
Agricultural Committee
Extension Service
Dates Set For College Girl Presentation In Two Cities
Dates for the musical comedy The College Girl have been fixed as March 30 and 31 at 8 15 p m in Stephen F Austin auditorium and April 2 at 2 p m in Assembly Hall Texas A M College A local cast of 14 principals drawn from Bryan and College Station will perform with a chorus of about 50 girls The production promises elaborate scenic effects and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer
Stephen F. Austin
Texas A
M. College
Bryan
College
Old Time Masters Featured at Club Meeting
The Boys 4-H Club met at Steele's Store School with Prof. Lee Cantavespi in charge and County Agent C. L. Benson directing. Winners included Sam Déstafano for banana eating and Doris Hearne for a free trip to the movies. the program featured old time music by Murray Wilson, Hoyt Thames, and EF Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele’s Store
Lee Cantavespi
C. L. Benson
Sam Déstafano
Doris Hearne
Lee J. Rountree
Murray Wilson
Hoyt Thames
EF. Bishop
Steeles Store Students Receive Honor Rating
Principal Lee Cantavespie of Steeles Store School has prepared an honor roll listing students attaining high academic achievement. The report highlights named pupils and the school’s recognition program for the students’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeles Store
Lee Cantavespie
Steeles Store School
Mr and Mrs S Williams Visit from Brazes Valley Farm
Mr and Mrs S Williams arrived today from their Brazes Valley farm home for a local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S @. Williams
Ruan
Brazes Valley
Syrup Pepsin Promoted by Dr Caldwell in Home Remedies
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild stimulant for children and adults. It claims to improve digestion through pure pepsin, active senna, and herbs, promising regular bowels and fewer sick spells with continued use. It urges buying at drug stores and warns against harsh laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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Bryan Men
Womble
Bedias
Workers’ Council of Creath
Waco
Noah W. Dansby
Warder
C .M. Haliburton
Sentinel
Carpenter of
Providence In Health
Etex
Eayvle
Erammar Adon
Betty Soar
Josephine
Salvato
Ann Lee Angonia
Louiser Variseo
Don Angonia
Dorothy Variseo
Otis Thoma Veamies Noto
Lena Degelia
Mary Salvato
Nick Lazacrone
Mike Perrone
Jeanette Ottea
Angelina Salvaggio
Joan Perrone
Rena Depuma
Margaret Bonano
Tony Varisco
Sam Fazzino
Milton Lazarone
Gracie Leake
Josephine Perrone
Lucille Morello
Billy Scarpinato
Josephine Chicchirillo
Lucy
Hitt
Kunn
Undertaker
Bull
RO Buck
San
Venus
The
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Papa
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