Broad Bryan News Notes Include Visits and Illness
Local residents travel for business and family visits as Bryan scenes a busy week. Families greet relatives in Dallas Houston and College Station while illness and hospital care involve Mrs J E Johnson and Shirley Ann Crenshaw. Schoolcounts include Rice Institute invitees and Taubenhaus graduation.
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Bremond
Tate
Brazos County
Steep Hollow
C. A. Searcy
Maurice
Dallas
Betsy Searcy
Southern Methdist University
Charles Moehlman
Houston
J. M. Ferguson
W. H. Andrew
Gause
Milam County
Andrew
Gause High School
The
Baptist Church
E. &. Churchill and
Little Son
Bryan
Wiley Higgs
Harvey
J. D. Jones
W. E.suka
Childress
J. E. Johnson
W. C. Murphy
W. E. Johnson
Robert Dickerson
Dorothy
Marlin
College Station
R. W. Howell
H. R. Brayton
Galveston
Theron Hensarling
Stephenville
Mr. Hensarling
T. A. Hensarling
I. M. Cook
Hugh Looney
Hugh, Jr
Martha Ann
Cameron
Mr. Looney
M. R. Looney
Janie Reynolds
Franklin
Cyril Luker
Commanche County
Kathleen Bullard
City National Bank
Wilkerson Clinic
Delia Greathouse
Somerville
C. H. Gardner
Gardner
K. L. Hoke
Martin Stanley
G. O. Buckhaults
James Fuhlberg
Leonard Brown
Madisonville
College Friends
Rice Institute
College
Leon Jair Taubenhaus
J. J. Taubenhaus
R. E. Gill
L. W. Koebl
Robert Gill
Koeb
Edge Apartments
Knights of Columbus Vote for St Marys Chapel Repairs
State meeting of the Knights of Columbus in Corpus Christi voted two thousand dollars for repairing St Marys Chapel at A and M College. The body also approved twenty five dollars per month to support Catholic work at College Station. About 250 delegates attended. Bryan delegates included Rt Rev J B Gleissner John Fickey Peter Vitonil John Stasney and Joe Mave.
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St. Mary's Chapel
A. & M. College
Knights of Columbus
Corpus Christi
J. B. Gleissner
Bryan
College Station
Rifle contests honour an era of military discipline
Adequate defense speech praises rifles as deterrents and training for youth. The speaker notes pacifist criticism but argues the rifle remains essential for peace and national defense. He congratulates academy youth for top scores and presents trophies and medals on behalf of William Randolph Hearst.
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Japan
China
Texas
William Randolph Hearst
Funeral services for Mrs T A Hensarling remembered as neighbor and mother
A church service honored Mrs T A Hensarling with tributes of noble deeds and a family burial at Steep Hollow. Pallbearers included nephews Abe Hensarling and Roland Dansby. several Bryan residents attended, among them J L Brock and Henry Locke. Funeral directors McCulloch-Dansby oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
McCulloch-Dansby
Bryan
Abe Hensarling
Hearne
Roland Dansby
Joe White Jr
Munroe Gandy
Steeles Store
Henry Gandy, Jr
Wellborn
Louis Thompson
Steep Hollow Church
T. A. Hensarling
J. L. Brock
R. B. Grant
J. D. Martin
Henry Harrison
Misses Maudelle
Johnnie Wiley
J. P. Dansby
Roland Per
Local Social Page Names Attendees at Hillier Event
A list of attendees includes Mrs. Chas. F. Hillier, Russell, W. S. Barron, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs. P. H. Hensarling, Sr. and Jr., Mrs. Phil Hensarling, Joe T. McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Hillier
Con Russell
W. S. Barron
Lewis Thompson
P. H. Hensarling, Sr
Phil Hensarling, Jr
Joe T. McGee
All State Band to be Chosen by Bandmasters Camp
The 1933 Texas All-State Band selection process begins with a two week August camp in Lampasas run by the Texas Bandmasters Association. Up to 100 students will be selected from outstanding musicians referred by school leaders and instructors including Richard J. Dunn and Joe Berryman.
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Lampasas
Texas Bandmasters’ Association
Bandmasters’ Association
Austin
State Teachers’ Association
Richard J. Dunn
Everett McCrackin
H. J. Whitehurst
Joe Berryman
D. O. Wiley
George Royster
Mexia
Edinburg
A. and M. College
String Orchestra Plays at George To Large Crowd
The Terrell Studio of Music Bryan string orchestra directed by Calvin Terrell performed for a large George crowd. After classical numbers, singers from various places led the singing under Mr Ris in ger of George. Bryan travelers included Hiram Downard and others. ensemble members listed.
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George
Terrell Studio of Music
Bryan
Calvin Terrell
Risinger
Hiram Downard
H. C. Fulgham
August Kern
A. A. Terrell
Hiram Downard, Jr
Henry Fulgham
Stanley Novak
Leila Moehlman
Virginia Williams
Ruth Kern
Georgia Lee Davis
John Stanford
Roland Persons
Harry Wayne Williams
Prizes Awarded in Allen Academy Declamation
Seniors Bill Long of Greenville and Jack Hunnicutt of Bryan earned first and second in the senior boys declamation contest at Allen Academy commencement. Long told Pat Morris Neff’s The Texas Hen, prize funded by Judge W C Davis of Bryan. Hunnicutt rendered Warriors of the Broken Sword, prize funded by F L Henderson of Bryan. Other contestants were Cadets Blackadar Galveston Ellis Houston Hester Waco Lockhart Houston Lyons Galveston Martin Houston Read Dallas. Judges were R A Eads P G Gunter and Fred L Sloop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Long
Greenville
Jack Hunnicutt
Benavides
Allen Academy
Long
W. C. Davis
Bryan
Pat Morris Neff
Terrell Sledge
Hunscutt
Appreciation for kindness after Mrs. Hensarling's death
We extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral offerings at the death and funeral of Mrs. T. A. Hensarling. Her husband and children acknowledge the support.
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T. A. Hensarling
Risinger Celebrates 66th Birthday With Surprise Party
C. M. Risinger of Steep Hollow enjoyed a surprise dinner on his sixty sixth birthday hosted by children and close friends. Attendees from Bryan, Brazos County, and nearby Madison County joined relatives for a tree shaded feast of barbecue, salads, pies, and cakes before shared visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Risinger
Steep Hollow
Mr. Risinger
B. A. Risinger
B. L. Risinger
J. T. Cross
Eva Bullock
Robert Jones
Bryan and
Brazos County
BR. M. Risinger
Fannin
New Texas Highway Map Distributed Free to Motorists
A new Texas highways map showing 3000 miles of concrete roads is issued by the Portland Cement Association in Dallas. The Travelaxation concept highlights safer, smoother travel and motorists can request the free map and accompanying cost information on concrete highways.
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Texas
Portland Cement Association
1306 Athletic Club
Dallas
Baccalaureate service honor Kemp High graduates
The Kemp High auditorium, packed to 900, heard Rev. H. J. Johnson of Lee Chapel preach on The Lights of Education. Three musical numbers were performed by the school choral club. A poem was read by Rev. A. S. Keeling and the benediction given by Rev. R. W. Wheaton. Primary exercises follow tonight at 7:30.
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Kemp High
H. J. Johnson
Lee Chapel Methodist Church
Kemp High School
Rev. Johnson
A. S. Keeling
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
R. W. Wheaton
The
Galilee Baptist Church
Kemp Auditorium
R. C. Neal
Lions hear Red Cross worker and plan picnic
Bryan Lions hear a Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving Service member describe his work. The club votes to hold another picnic next Tuesday with a playground ball game. Rye 4-H rural chairman Luke Patranella reports a good meeting and summer club function. He notes Poppy Day Saturday and Lions support for veterans. A telegram from delegate Andrew reports the state Lions convention closing at Lubbock.
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American National Red Cross
St. Louis
Lion Franks
Lion Luke Patranella
Rye 4-H
American Legion
Lion
Fred Hale
Lion Andrew
Lubbock
Lions Club Applauds First Aid Efforts at East Texas Convention
A letter of appreciation from Judge A. S. McSwain was read by Lion Hale for the club’s aid at the East Texas County Judges and Commissioners convention. Dr. R Henry Harrison Jr reported a fine meeting with good attendance and plans for summer. Steep Hollow rural club reorganized. Campbell stressed Red Cross aims beyond disaster relief, highlighting first aid and lifeguard training and dispelling drowning myths. Over 750000 Americans trained in first aid. attendance prize to Lion Nelson Fuller.
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A. S. McSwain
Lion Hale
East Texas
R. Henry Harrison, Jr
Smetana
Lions Club
Lion Coulter Smith
Steep Hollow
Campbell
United States
Lion Nelson Fuller
Lion W. S. Howell
Rye School Ends With Two Day Community Program
A two day close of Rye School featured five one act plays a song and a declamation contest in an open air theater created on the school porch. About 300 attended with prizes awarded by Luke Patranella of Bryan to Christine Merka and J C Lero. A barbecue ball game and dance followed the Friday night program ending with multiple recitations and plays by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Luke Patranella
Bryan
Christine Merka
J. C. Lero
Mary Krolczyk
John Stanley McDowell
Clara Merka
Walter Lero
Betty Wolfe
Paul Krolcz
Annie Mae Merka
Lillie Krolezyk
Josephine Wolfe
J. .C. Lere
John S. McDowell
Antone Wolfe
Clarence McDowell
Josephine Kroleczyk
Paul Merka
Dr Mark Francis Receives Honorary Life Fellowship
Dr. Mark Francis dean of the Texas A at M College school of veterinary medicine received an honorary life fellowship from the Texas Academy of Science at its spring meeting in College Station. The ceremony followed his paper Evolution of Domestic Animals and highlighted his long affiliation with the college since 1888.
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Mark Francis
Texas Academy of Science
College Station
School of Veterinary Medicine
Texas A. & M. College
Academy
Huntsville
Francis
E. N. Jones
Waco
Jones
Dr. Francis
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
H. B. Parks
San Antonio
Home Economics Club Guests of Future Farmers
Bryan FFA members hosted the Steph en F. Austin high Home Economics club for a Friday night picnic at Pitts Bridge. Games were played and refreshments included milk chocolate milk ice cream and cakes.
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Bryan
Future Farmers of America
Stephen F. Austin High School
Pitts Bridge
Flying Dutchman
Red Rover
Jack Gregg
John Stanford
Perry Payne
H. C. Gibson
Melvin Dansby
Wallie Sosolik
Presley Cawley
B. D. Foster
Carl Cantella
Walter McGregor
Maurice Lightsey
Henry Pledger
Frank Merka
John Adams
Joe Cunningham
Leslie Cummings
Elo Hedtke
Harvey D. Watson
David Munday
Cyril Luker
Luker
Mersline
Gene
G. A. Moore
Bay City
Georgia Lee Davis
Mildred Eden
Maurine Fuchs
Martha Carrington
Florine Hardin
Louise Cook
Grace Lightsey
Margaret Beard
Ina Mae Price
John Carrington
Mildred Smith
Pansy Ruth Lindsey
Wipprecht Elected Head of Brazos County Wool Growers
Walter Wipprecht was elected president of the Brazos county wool growers with C. L. Benson as secretary. A meeting set for June 3 at the chamber of commerce offices will discuss pooling wool for large quantities to attract buyers. Other locals named include S. P. Davis, O. P. Elison, and several community members.
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Walter Wipprecht
C. L. Benson
Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce
S. P. Davis
A. and M. College
P. Elison
Gee
Pia
R. L. Davidson
Edges
McOrfi Rheelock
Barron Heads to Houston for Legal Business
W. S. Barron traveled to Houston today to attend to legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Barron
Houston
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Duncan
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Harvey Coca
Wi- East 24Th Street
Minnie Foster
Trazes County School of Friends
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Aubrey C
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Mr. V. Crenshaw
S. Pearce Yeager
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Spital
E. Fred Hendrick
Reba Dove
Grady Lindsay
Ville
Bryan Luno
Jack Bullard
Lindsay Are Bullard
Tabor
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New York City
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K.C. Meet
St. Mary's
Allen
Lone Star State
Bryan Lions
Texas A. and
Baker Hotel
J. B. Corns
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
A. B. Cushing
A. H. Alex
H. H. Duval
Bastrop
F. A. McCray
J. L. Clark
Baylor University
Clyde T. Reed
Texas A. &I. Kingsville
J. H. Aydelotte
Sam Houston
T. C
H. B. Farris
F. B. Plummer
Joe Barber
University of Texas, Austin
Claude Riley
J. di Sinclair
University of Texas Medical College
Home Economics Club
Future Farmers
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Golden “K” Store
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Weldona Corporation
Atlantic City
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