Notable Texans Highlight Political Ties and Local Arts
The article profiles Mrs Garner as a trusted adviser to John N Garner and discusses her poised role if he becomes president. It also features Texas artist Marie Haines with decorative panels and Texas landscape works, plus biographical notes on Gus F Taylor a Tyler banker and East Texas civic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Garner
National House
Texas
Eaker
Garner
Bryan and
College
Marie Haines
South
Haines
California
New Mexico
Southern States Art League
Walnut Hillet School
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philadelphia
New
Buffalo
Buffal
Gus F. Taylor
Smith County
Tyler
Cotton Belt
Taylor, Boon and Wadell
Taylor
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Tyler
Citizens National Bank
Gus Taylor
East Texas
King Highway 4-H Meeting Sees Dance Interlude
The King’s Highway 4-H Club met May 21 at the schoolhouse with Emma Kindt as president and Lena Novosad as secretary due to the absence of the officers. Attendance was small amid a country dance at Wheelock hall, and the next gathering is set for June 18 with plans for a square dance to engage older residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
Emma Kindt
Lena Novosad
Wheelock Hall
Hiram Downard
American Legion
Harry Estill
Estill
Brazos County
A. S. McSwain
C. L. Benson
Barnes
Tabor
Joe Novosad
Kenneth
Jack May
C. L. Novosad
Beason
Bryan
Paul Dansby
Jess Conlee
Clyde Goen
Harvey
Local social notes from a Bryan area, weekend visits and services
Mrs Lula Floyd returned from Houston after a long visit. Mrs N C Cole visited Mrs Chester Jones Friday. Mrs Wylie Higgs of Bryan visited Mrs J D Jones last Thursday. Mrs W C Raines spent Tuesday with Mrs E A Hensarling. Eddie Belle Arrington hosted a party at her parents’ home last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Symms of Millican visited Mrs J M Kincannon Sunday. W C Raines and daughter Ethelyne attended the baccalaureate at First Baptist Bryan. Those from here at Superintendent D J McDonald’s funeral were N C Cole C F Goen and W C Raines. Ira Kelley and K Kelley hosted Sunday guests. O L Andrews and E A Hensarling guests Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Floyd
Houston
N. C. Cole
Chester Jones
Wylie Higgs
Bryan
J. D. Jones
W. C. Raines
E. A. Hensarling
Eddie Belle Arrington
W. M. Arrington
Joe Symms
Millican
J. M. Kincannon
Ethelyne
First Baptist Church
D. J. McDonald
C. F. Goen
Ira Kelley
K. Kelley
O. L. Andrews
Edge Rev Burke Preaches at Methodist Church Here
Community notes report Edge Rev Burke of Wheelock preaching at the local Methodist church. Local residents and visitors are recorded at multiple events including singing conventions in Plainview and gatherings in Bryan and Hearne. Several families from Normangee and Bryan are noted as visiting or hosting and a recent death of Mrs Sallie Mitchell is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Wheelock
B. F. Moore
Austin
Velma Moore
Eddison English
Bryan
S. P. Moore
Helen Moore
Gladys Cross
Jimmie Lou Griffin
Plainview
Sallie Mitchell
Charley Payne
Bob Parker
C. B. Moore
Plainvew
Bertha Mae
Emma
Lurline Elliott
Rudolph Kindt
Areaul Duncan
Lester Moore
Patsy Ruth
Hearne
J. T. Griffin
Camp Creek
Albert Scott
Nina Mae Moore
M. A. Barnett
Englewood
Alvin’ Barnett
Shiloh
Floyd Moore
Macy
Jerry Payne
Mattie
Kathryn Wilson
Edith
Inez Payne
Bettie
Berdie Rychlik
Herman
Cline Bolton
Winn
Normangee
FE. J. Payne
Roy Louis
Earnest Cross
J. M. Barron
Arthur Corgey
Bill Wright
Hugh Thurman
Willie McDonald
W. J. McDonald
Jim House
Ora Wilson
Largest Class in History Will Be Graduated This Week
Sixty three diplomas including a posthumous award to Eilene Davis will be delivered to Stephen F. Austin High School graduates in a formal ceremony Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The program lists invocation, salutatory, commencement address by Mayor T. D. Brooks, valedictory, diplomas, honors announcements, and class gift presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Bryan
Eilene Davis
Stephen F. Austin High School
John L. Wharton
Edith Jones
Carrie Jacobs Bond
T. D. Brooks
Waco
O'Hara
Mabel Autrey
Shirley Johnson
Mildred McKenzie
Bonnie Walker
Lois Kraft
Lucille Vick
Iola Barron
Betsy Searcy
Margaret Franze
Willie Boriskie
Ann Bentley
I. L. Henderson
Board of Trustees
Harry L. Durham
Arthur A. Hyde
First Christian Church
Stephen F. Austin
William Nash
National Honor Society
Eunice Graham
Evelyn Moore
Earle Tardy
National Athletic Scholarship Society
Lindsey Lawless
Morris Williamson
Madell Autry
Minnie Lee Ayres
Ida Barron
Irvin Barron
Evan Benbow
Evelyn Beal
Willie A. Boriskie
Raymond Buchanan
Thelston Carroll
Francis Davis
Ben Delamater
Milton Edge
Donald Foster
G. A. Foster
W. T. Franklin
Inez Fuller
Mary Elizabeth Gardner
Louise Godwin
Davis Grant
Paul Gregg
Maude Leonard
Frances Mendl
Elvin Moehlman
Milton Morehead
Maurine Neeley
James Newland
Alice Catherine Ogier
Milton Osborn
Gladys Rawls
Vincent Scardina
Henry Schram
Frank Schultz
Mary Scoates
Jane Singletary
Women of Bryan Luncheon Guests at Houston Convention
Two Bryan women, Mrs. J. L. Brock and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, attended the Texas Democratic convention luncheon at the Rice Hotel in Houston. Mrs. Rountree urged organizing women for service to family and state and urged women to work for principles, not gender. Mrs. R. S. Sterling attributed political influence to interest, while Miss Florence Sterling presided and Oveta Culp Hobby welcomed delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
J. L. Brock
Lee J. Rountree
Houston
Rice Hotel
R. S. Sterling
Texas
Rountree
Marjorie Neal
Florence Sterling
Oveta Culp Hobby
George Washington Bicentennial Quarter Authorized
The United States Treasury will issue a George Washington Bicentennial quarter to meet normal demand. Designed by John Flanagan, the coin shows Washington's portrait on the obverse with Liberty and the date 1932, and a spread eagle on the reverse with United States of America and E pluribus Unum. Minted in three mints, it becomes the regular quarter replacing the 25 cent piece for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Treasury
United States
New York
Department of Agriculture World War Memorial
George Washington
United States of America
Congress
San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
Judge J A Stanford Seeks Re Election in 10th District
Judge J A Stanford of the 10th district court of civil appeals visited Bryan and Brazos County this week while running for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stanford
10Th District Court of Civil Appeals
Waco
Bryan
Brazos County
Bryan Daily Notes Local Visitors And Notables
A Bryan news roundup lists guests and residents visiting or staying in Bryan and nearby as of Saturday and Monday. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. George Turrentine and their three children from Bremond, Miss Essie Shealy of Reliance, and George R. Dunn at the bedside of his sister Mrs Fannie Mitchell of Wheelock. The wide roster includes many Brenham, Kurten, Teague, Normangee, Wellborn, and Houston figures, along with officials and business visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turrentine
Bremond
Bryan
Smetana
Essie Shealy
Reliance
George R. Dunn
Wheelock
Fannie Mitchell
Wilkerson Clinic
College Station
R. Y. Tatum
H. J. Knowles
Harry Tatum
Thos. G. Harris
Georgia
Grace
Brenham
M. B. Easters
Kurten
Chas Presnall
J. L. Sample
Tabor
J. M. Carroll
College
Mary Locks
Zack
B. H. Yeager
Wellborn
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Ernest Ham
John Dunn
Teague
Sallie Mitchell
James Lang
Davis Bunting
E. E. Fletcher
Ivan Shannon
Ulrich Crow
Normangee
R. H. Carroll
Harvey
J. B. Rochelle
Montgomery Ward Company
W. C. Davis
Lelia
Pauline Davis
Baylor University
Waco
From page note names omit details in fragment
Readable fragment lists individuals including Owsley, Senator Charles Gainer, Walter Collins and Mrs. Fannie C. as part of a continued item from page one. The incomplete text provides no actions or outcomes to confirm.
Banks Are Merged in Iowa Park
The State National Bank formed from the consolidation of the First State and First National Banks was organized in Iowa Park with John Hirschi as president. Directors include John Hirschi T L Burnett John B Barbour L N Lochridge C Birk L C Denny and W F George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Park
The
State National Bank
First State
First National Banks
John Hirschi
T. L. Burnett
John B. Barbour
L. N. Lochridge
C. Birk
L. C. Denny
W. F. George
Nevada Methodist church grows five acres of onions
In McKinney on May 24 a Collin county church shows ingenuity by planting five acres of onions. Members work the crop and plan to use proceeds for church benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckinney
Collin County
The
Methodist Church of Nevada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Ruth Easterly
P. C. Windsor
John A. Heath
Huntsville
Paul Mikulee
Emil
Edge
Frank Janicek
A. C. Novosad
Edd Chytil
Frances Chytil
Kings Highway
Jane Sosolik
Arthur Stevener
Helen Taylor
Mearle Taylor
Durwood Thompson
Lucile Vick
Madeline White
Estelle Wilcox
Allan Withers
Jack Woodyard
Mary Zak
Chas. Eicholtz
Irvin Lloyd
Women of Bryan
Matic
E. E. Yeager
Jesse H. Jones
John E. Robinson
Carl Estes
Lorraine Jones Spoontz
T. W. Davidson
C. H. Cross
Lawrence Westbrook
Jessie M
Ed R. Sinks
T. V. Talor
John Barrymore
States
Queen Theater
Gram
Manilofe
Job Jon 291
Parker-Astin Hdw. CO
Pryan, Texas
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