Brazos County 4-H Poultry Work and Pasture Plans
Brazos County 4-H clubs push poultry demonstrations and pasture improvement amid enrollment growth at Prospect and Kurten districts. Leaders urge vigilance against disease, with calf auctions sparking emotion and a goal to boost beef production. Curtis Wipprecht, Goen, Schram and others enter pasture projects while Fickey and Kurten clubs plan meetings and canning demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Brazos County
Carl Wipprecht
C. F. Goen
C. A. Schram
W. I. McCulloch
Glenview Dairy
Ward's Cooking School invites Bryan regionina to lessons
Every woman in the Bryan trade territory is invited to attend a three o clock cooking school this week. Demonstrations on pressure cooking and canning will be led by an expert in this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Regular service by Edge Rev Burke at Wheelock
Sunday at 11:00 oclock. Local families visited relatives in North Zulch and Hugo areas. Kathleen Elliott treated for pneumonia at Bryan hospital and returned home. Numerous neighbors gathered for birthdays and picnics while others traveled to Houston Huntsville Conroe trip weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Wheelock
Nellie Harvey
Mabrey
Harry
Odelle Kimmey
North Zulch
Kathleen Elliott
Bryan Hospital
John C. Valentine
Kurten
Joe Roth
M. C. Hibbetts
Houston
Huntsville
Conroe
Marvin Hunt
Normangee
M. G. Cross
Nina Mae Moore
King’s Highway
Lester Moore
Bryan
C. B. Moore
Mike Rosier
Sam Rosier
Helen Moore
Gladys Cross
Roy Lewis
Frank Zubik
Frank Wymola
Jennie Lou Griffin
Julia
Christiania Wymola
Mary Free
Edna Murphy
Weekend Visitors and Local Appointments In Bryan
Miss Leona Tucker and Pattie and Polly Pearson of Houston arrive in Bryan for the weekend and are hosted by Oak and Mrs. McKenzie. Local residents travel for family visits, school events, and trips to Lampasas Temple and Houston to see Eddie Cantor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Tucker
Pattie
Polly Pearson
Houston
Bryan
Oak McKenzie
Mildred McKenzie
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Ann Uhr
San Antonio
Uhr
Robert Uhr
A. and
M. College
David Bunting
Frank Bunting
Bunting
Kurten
Inez Higgs
Rabb Higgs
Irene Higgs
East 24Th Street
G. W. Singletary
Hempstead
J. W. Wade
Wellborn
T. B. Goodman
Harvey
Harvey Weddington
M. E. Wallace
W. H. Andrew
Lampasas
Andrew
Evelyn Hunter
Ennis
Sam Bullock
Mumford
Norman Cloud
Harry Edge
Dallas
Jack Johnson
Henry Lewis
Beaumont
Thomas Gordon Watts
Temple
W. W. Loftin
Grimes County
Jim Tobias
Steep Hollow
J. P. Gilpin
Mildred Salley
Roy Wilson
Eddie Cantor
Interscholastic League Event Winners Named in Texas Rural Schools
The Brazos County interscholastic meet ended Friday with King's Highway Kurten A and M Consolidated Travis Smetana Stephen F. Austin and others scoring top results. Unofficial tallies show multiple firsts and seconds across events in track volleyball declamation spelling and music. Firsts by King’s Highway Kurten Smetana Travis A and M Consolidated and others qualify for district play in Huntsville early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
J. Vernon Brown
Travis
Brown
King’s Highway
Kurten
A. and
M. Consolidated
Smetana
Stephen F. Austin
Tabor
Leonard and
Steele’s Store
S. F. Austin
A. and M. Consolidated
Prospect
Leonard
Millican
Edge
Kyle Field
College Station
W. L. Peaberthy
Steele’s
Janie Yeager
Walter Lee Porter
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
Mildred Plagens
Lillie Mae Habarto
Robert C. Nelson
Billy Gammon
Dorothy Hedges
Christine Mueller
Helen Regmund
Oak McKenzie
Fred Hen
Bessie Mae Stroud
Eddie McWharter
Alma Schramm
Albert Schramm
Beulah Bukowski
Inez Byars
Millie Churik
Elsie Novosad
G. H. Gandy
Margaret Thompson
Minnie Luther
Lonnie Biensk
Leona McDonald
Adell Churik
Luzell Haveron
Norman Seigert
Mary Dobrovolny
Bettie Jane Winkler
Stewart McSwain
Olive Ruth Hensarling
Alma Wiese
Lillian Luz
Allan Madely
Billie Hensel
R. G C. Nelson
Edwin Nedbalek
Lois McKalip
Lettie Mac Cahill
Eloise Vezey
Elizabeth Schwartz
S. PF. A
Lila Fae Vance
Ruth Beard
Marcile Martin
Walter Holden
Ruth Taubenhaus
Telekm
Clara Seeman
Edelweise Stevener
Mary Alice Saunders
Luke Carrabba
Steele's Store
Diphtheria Toxoid Administered at Stabler School
Dr. R M Searcy and Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton administered the second diphtheria toxoid dose at Stabler school Friday. Eleven children completed treatment. one child will receive the second dose later. Participants ranged from infant to ten school students. Mr and Mrs J R Bullard visited relatives in Madisonville. W H Harris and R B Williams of near North Zulch visited Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Searcy
Edna Abbott Shelton
Stabler
J. R. Bullard
Madisonville
W. H. Harris
R. B. Williams
North Zulch
Bryan
Five Score Texas Beauties To Display Cotton Dresses
Five Score Texas beauties will display dainty cotton costumes in the second annual Cotton Ball and Style Show Review at Texas A and M College on April 7. Miss Phyllis Matlock of Frost will preside as cotton queen with Allan B. Bryant of Corsicana as cotton king. J. Mugford and Mrs. J. P. Wheeler lead as organizers. The event opens the 1933 cotton contest for agricultural students, with a 7:20 banquet, 9 style show, and 10 queen’s ball featuring 100 entrants from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Texas A. & M. College
Agronomy Society
Phyllis Matlock
Frost
Navarre County
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Denton
J. W. Matlock
Allan B. Bryant
Corsicana
Matlock
Dorothy Hedges
C. Hedges
Patience Chance
George G. Chance
Bryan
Lillie Mae Walton
T. O. Walton
Anita Cox
Louise Estes
Mildred Biggs
Frances Mandell
Houston
Mary Marguerite Brosseau
Elsie Levinson
Ann Neely
San Antonio
Susanna Moehr
Florence Kreuz
Austin
Billie Breshear
Elizabeth Mitchell
Virginia Burns
Betty Willie
Catherine Bryant
Margaret Ann Fairman
Pauline Jordan
Olga Olson
Waco
Helen Ridgeway
Catherine Jackson
Martha Burns
Fort Worth
Rose Mary Moore
Clara M. Butte
Katherine Ewing
Lucille Routt
Navasota
Janice Perry
Huntsville
Frances Green
Mart
Willie Lee Heath
Madisonville
Sarah Tucker
Nacogdoches
Beryle Gallagher
Elsie Dial
Trinity
Mary Beth Tibbs
Virginia Saunders
Belton
Lela Welder
Maida Taylor
Emmie Lou Hill
Victoria
Nancy Nell Dikeman
Temple
Peggy Avery
Fort Sam Houston
A, & M. Cadet Corps
Registration Opens for Texas A&M Fruit Veg Pecans Course
College Station March 28 Registration for the annual short course in fruits vegetables and pecans sponsored by the Texas A and M College department of horticulture will begin Wednesday at 9 30 in the agricultural building and run through Friday. The course aims to aid county agents teachers of vocational agriculture farmers and others with production methods. enrollment costs 1 00 per student. The program covers general orchard practices pecan propagation and pruning insect and disease control soils and summer fall vegetable extending. Instruction by college staff with a detailed daily schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Department of Horticulture
Texas A
M. College
E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Department of
Texas
Guy W. Adriance
Dean E. J. Kyle
W. A. Little
F. R. Brison
J. F. Rosborough
Guy W. Adviance
Kay H. Beach
J. J. Taubenhaus
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
S. W. Bilsing
Department of Entomicl
Immunize Kemp Pupils At Kemp High School
Typhoid vaccine was administered to 28 pupils at Kemp High School Friday morning by Dr. I J Sealey Sedalia Wilson and Edna Abbott Shelton county health nurses in Nelson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High School
I. J. Sealey
Sedalia Wilson
Negro County
Edna Abbott Shelton
Ward Mooring Visits Bryan From Brazos River Plantation
Ward Mooring traveled to Bryan for a day from his plantation home on the Brazos River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Bryan
Brazos River
Dedicate Pool At A M College During Reunion
The new swimming pool at Texas A M College will be opened during the April 15 16 reunion weekend when the Association of Former Students holds its spring business meeting. Funded by oil land income and designed by Dr F B Giesecke the 100 by 60 foot pool holds about 281000 gallons and ranges from 3 1 2 to 10 feet deep with continuous circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M. College
Association of
University of Texas
F. B. Giesecke
W. L. Peaberthy
Six and a half foot rattler killed near Eagle Pass
Ernest Bond killed a six and a half foot rattlesnake with 25 rattles on Elm Creek ten miles north of Eagle Pass. The snake coiled and waited as Bond approached and was slain with a small stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Ernest Bond
Elm Creek
Here
Bond
Now I Feel Full of Pep Promises from Medicine
Hundreds of women report improved nerves energy and relief from headaches and backaches after taking the medicine. It claims to aid sleep and daily endurance and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Alphonse
Club
Prospect School
Carl Wilson
Fickey
Bill Conrad
Alfred Conrad
Mary Frances Blume
Otto Lockstead
John Schram
Fickey Boys and Girls
Morris Williamson
Arthur Yeager
Williamson
Reliance
Fdge
W. F. Munnerlyn
The
Lions
Luke
L. Stewart
Steele McDonald
Prospect Home Demonstration Club
W. R. Cross
Essary
Rthern
Ward’s Cooking School
Montgomery Ward & CO
Pearl Bush
Gladys Holiday
Mary Merino
Joe Windsor
Jimmie Lovell
Frances Batten
A-M College
Lydia E. Pinkham
the New Globe
Chambray Prints Yard
Blue Chambray
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Globe D. G. Co
Bryan, Texas
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