Baylor Bears Basketball Squad Begins Drill This Week
Baylor basketball coach Ralph R. Wolf will start practice on Wednesday November 1 as he pursues a second championship cage quintet. The 1932 title team includes Jimmie Parks Abe Barnett Herbert Reynolds Bennie Clark and Frank James. Sophomores Theo Alford and John Williams earn spots while Williams also plays football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Ralph R. Wolf
Baylor
Bears
Jimmie Parks
Elkhart
Abe Barnett
Dallas
Herbert
Lucy” Reynolds
Larue
Bennie Clark
Worth
Frank James
Austin
Reynolds
Bruins
Raymond Strickland
Raymond “Mighty” Alford
Stone
Red” Wells
Wolf
Theo Alford
Mighty
John Williams
Williams
Alford
Bill Howell
Horace Nash
East Texas D C Plans Subsistence Farms Conference
Subsitence farm homesteads for East Texas to be financed partly by federal funds will be discussed at a Woodlake Trinity county conference on November 7. Leaders include Paul Sanderson and invited officials from state and regional offices. The meeting will outline National Recovery Act funds and local loan plans for establishing homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
East Texas
E. L. Kurth
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. Lewis Thompson
Woodlake
Groveton
Trinity County
Paul T. Sanderson
Trinity
Edgar F E. Witt
J. E. McDonald
Lawrence Westbrook
T. O. Walton
M College
Thompson
East Texas Chamber
Evening of social and regional notices in Bryan
U S Credit Corp inspector Claude McIver of Madisonville tours Bryan en route to Houston to hear Henry Morgenthau Jr. speak at a Texas farm credit administration dinner. Numerous local visits, church events, hospital news, and travel notices follow, including Mrs. G R Branch's return home from Temple hospital and social visits by Bryan residents to Temple, Austin, Houston, and Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McIver
Madisonville
United States Credit Corporation
Bryan
Houston
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Texas
G. R. Branch
Temple Hospital
Austin
A. J. Buchanan
M. E. Wallace Jr
Temple
C. W. Buchanan
Flynn
Sterling Flacck
J. J. Pipkin
Baptist Church
Edge
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church of
H. P. Black
Minnie Elliott
Tabor
Maud Nash
Donie
Catherine
Margaret Cahill
Smetana
B. F. K. Mullins
D. D
Fort Worth
Mrs. Dunn
W. E. Parker
UT Austin Promotes L. L. Click in English Department
Dr. L. L. Click of the University of Texas at Austin has been promoted to a staff position in the English department following the resignation of Dr. Clark H. Slover. The article notes Click's prominence through his marriage to Miss Robbie Seale, daughter of Henry Seale, president of the First State Bank and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Click
University of Texas At Austin
Clark H. Slover
Click
Robbie Seale
Henry Seale
First State Bank and Trust Company
J. Frank Dobie
Texas
R. B. Anderson
Godley
Johnson County
The
Texas Law School
Texas Legislature
Membership Drive Mapped by Little Theater at Meet
The Bryan Little Theater discussed plans to recruit members at a Monday meeting held at president Milton Maloney's home with John Q. Hays advising. A Dorothy Parker skit is planned for next Monday with Lois Burtis and John Frank Womble performing. An entrance fee of one dollar will grant full membership rights and two months of dues relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Little Theater
Milton Maloney
John Q. Hays
A. & M. College English
College Little Theater
Dorothy Parker
Lois Burtis
John Frank Womble
Twon
Coulter Hoppess
Lions
Rotary Club
Reading Club
Woman’s Club
German Cotton Industry Sees Brighter Prospect With Hitlerism
German cotton merchants in Bremen report a brighter outlook for the textile industry driven by Hitler’s national policies. They cite increased demand for flag and uniform cloth, tax cuts on new cars boosting auto production and related textile orders, plus major highway and rail development aiding manufacturing. Exports fall due to tariff walls, but home market demand sustains mills as the Texas A&M group tours European centers observes Germany’s industrial push. The visit includes Bremen’s cotton exchange and city sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Vinson
Bremen
Germany
Old City
Herr Hitler
Europe
Texas A. & M
Hitler
Rhine
Young Stahlhelm
Louisenbund
United States
Texas
British Isles
Harwich
Hook of Holland
Holland
Rotterdam
Gouda
Utrecht
Amersfoort
Clason, Burger and Company
Max Greeven
Ihna Fimmen
Lueder Hurrelmeyer
Rathus
All Claims Met By M E Church At A M College
The A and M Methodist church at Tyler reports all salaries paid and conference claims met without public funds. Rev. Robert L. Jackson announced this at the Texas conference. Officers elected for the next year include J. S. Maeford president P. B. Monosmith vice president H R Gross secretary and R M Wingert treasurer. Laymen will lead Sunday services with M A Haddad speaking on Jerusalem in the morning. Women will run the evening program. TAKEN UP muley red steer two under hit left three being reported two-year-old?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Jackson
A. and M
Jerusalem
Free-for-all shooting leads to charges against two men
Reuben Smith and his son Henderson face assault with intent to murder charges after a Friday night shooting in the Smetana neighborhood that injured Lee Barnett at Hammond hospital. Sister Smith was also hurt. Reuben Smith posted bail while Henderson remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Smith
Henderson
Lee Barnett
Hammond Hospital
Hendersons
Smith
Reuben
Smetana
Third Prizes Awarded Kurten Woman in Dallas
Mrs. Lawrence Komar of Kurten received a third prize of one dollar for her plum jelly at the State Fair in Dallas. County home demonstration agent Miss Blanche Brown presented the award. She will buy stainless steel knives with the prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Komar
American Legion Free
Blanche Brown
Dallas
Fifty Members Added to C C During Friday
Fifty new members joined the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce in two hours on Friday. Six sub committees of two members each conducted the solicitation. Secretary J E Stanford said officials were pleased with the response and the cooperation of workers businesses and solicited individuals.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Funeral Service For Tabor Woman On Saturday Morn
Funeral services for Effie Lorena Lindsey were held Saturday at 11 in Alexandria. She died Friday night at 10:25 after a lingering illness. Rev. C. B. Thompson oversaw services. Culloch-Dansby had charge of arrangements. Interment was in Alexandria Cemetery. Lindsey, wife of J. P. Lindsey, was born January 28 1866 in Be dias Grimes County. She was 66 years 8 months 29 days old and had lived in Brazos county for 80 years. Survived by husband Walter of Bryan and two daughters Mrs. George Wilson and Miss Anne, both of Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Church
Effie Lorena Lindsey
C. B. Thompson
Me.Culloch-Dansby
Alexandria
Lindsey
J. P. Lindsey
Bedias
Grimes County
Brazos County
Walter
Bryan
George Wilson
Anne
Tabor
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Notes
Brazos County club reports urged by the department to compile yearly work for Dallas fair representation. Meeting highlights include Texaco Ramblers music, meat demonstration planning, terrace work, and new 1934 yearbook plans with a bedroom demonstration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
C. C. Bounds
King’s Highway
Sam McDonald
Reliance
Texaco Ramblers
A. A. Newcomb
Newcomb
Jimmie Carroll
A. D. Jackson
Lions Club
Weekend visits across Stephens and adjoining towns
Harvey and Marta Ruth Hensarling and Anita Hensarling stayed with their aunt Mrs. Alex Moody in Stephenville over the weekend. Jessie Gay Preston visited Dublin, while Mrs. E A Peters and Mrs. Ira Kelley saw Mrs. O L Andrews last Tuesday. Various couples visited family in Wellborn Huntsville Reliance and Huntsville across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta Ruth
Anita Hensarling
Stephenville
Alex Moody
Jessie Gay Preston
Dublin
E. A. Peters
Ira Kelley
O. L. Andrews
K. Kelley
W. L. McCullough
D. L. Peters
Mildred Jane
Wellborn
George Hensarling
Charlie Ryan
J. E. Cook
Gordon Mitchell
Susie Mae
W. C. Raines
O. L. Moore
Huntsville
Nona Belle Holland
Reliance
Aubrey Jones
Cameron Hosts District Fifteen B T S Meeting
Bryan and College Station residents are set to attend the District Fifteen Baptist Training Service session at Cameron First Baptist Church on Thursday November 2. The program runs 2:30 PM and 7 PM with Ray McCollum presiding and includes devotionals, B T S reports, a graded B T S talk by Leo Waite, Baylor College music, eliminations in several contests and an address by Rev R L Brown College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College Station
Baptist Training Service
First Baptist Church of
Cameron
Ray McCollum
Austin
Wm. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Leo Waite
Belton
Carl McEachern
Vertner Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist
Raymond Smoot
Jarrell
Madge Baker
Kate Reilly
R. L. Brown
City to Move Power Line to End Harmonics Conflict
The Southwest Bell Telephone Company and the city of Bryan resolved a dispute over harmonics from a local generator that interfered with long distance service. Two solutions were considered including grounding the generation or moving the city line near the Southern Pacific right of way. The move is expected to cost about $1,200 and was authorized by City Manager R. G. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Bell Telephone Company
Bryan
Telephone Company
Southern Pacific
R. G. Williams
Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative
Doctors warn harsh laxatives irritate the bowels and harm organs while liquid laxatives offer controlled dosing and non habit forming relief. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised for safe, pleasant taste and reliable action, marketed by druggists in large bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
City Line to College Avenue Aims to Create Local Jobs
The plan to extend utility service from the plant to College avenue will be funded by the company. Construction is expected to start soon and will provide additional employment for city labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Community Chest Drive At College Opens November 13 15
The annual College Community Chest drive will run November 13 to 15 to raise funds for campus charities. Budget cuts for 1933 34 eliminated four commerce chambers and trimmed all other groups while some worthy programs were denied funding. An intensive employee campaign aims to reduce individual quotas and boost contributions from staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Community Chest
Daniel Russell
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas of Commerce
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
College Boy Scouts
Community Chest Committee
Brazos County
Proration Order Sets Texas Oil Output Cap
The railroad commission issued a proration order setting Texas field oil output to about 875000 barrels per day, effective Monday. East Texas allowed 5.75 percent, down from 7 percent. statewide hearing slated for November 9 in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
East Texas
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D.C
Times
W. I. McCulloch
G. D. Lemons
Leon County
C. C. Todd I Jr
Texas Highway Commission
Gabe Cazell
San Antonio
C. L. Jones
Dave Batson
S. A. Gay
Rd Parker
G. H. McDonald
J. T. Richardson
T. J. France
J. F. Y. Manning
Macey
Ray Jones
Child
Olga
Alberta Olson
Theodore Klug,Jr
Walter Terry
Gueydan
Ed Hrdlicka
Klug
Hrdlicka
Eagle
Dr. L. L. Click
M.e.church
A-M College
T. L. Thompson
Kurten
C. C
M. R. Bentley
Extension Agricultural
J. A. Cahill
Harvey
B.T.S
Baylor College
Christine Hobbs
Phone Co
Texas Fields
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