Personal Notices From Saturday's Daily
Lois Martin returns tonight from a delightful visit with relatives and friends at Com mche. Many locals and visitors were noted in Bryan including J. EF. Mathis, GC. L. Baker, Jim Tobias, Claude Bell, T. K. Lawrence, Mrs. J. W. Black, Mary Martha, Herman Kindt, Prof. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, and others. The Nav asota Odd Fellows plan a November 12 visit, while Mrs. J. W. Howell remains seriously ill in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Martin
Commche
J. EF. Mathis
Reliance
GC. L. Baker
Wellborn
Jim Tobias
Steep Hollow
Claude Bell
Brownwood
Bettie Bell
T. K. Lawrence
A. Mitchell
College
S. R. Simpson
Houston
Simpson
I. M. Cook
O. M. Ball
B. Sbisa
Bryan
Ed Dowling
Millican
Billie Blanton
W. M. Thornhill
Hubbard City
R. H. Harrison
West 28Th
J. Kehrer
San Antonio
Kehrer
A. & M. College
Jim McNeal
Bay City
George Hadley
Local Moves and Staffing Changes in Bryan Area
Mr and Mrs Jno H White Jr have moved from Bryan to their Wixon area farm where White served as Industrial Transportation Co manager. Bill Hill of Waco will take over the job. Rudolph Myres return to Houston after attending the illness and death of Mrs Myres mother in Bryan. Maude Bookout visits Lindale relatives. Joe Walker Atkins and Frank Atkins of Tabor were in Bryan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. H. White, Jr
Bryan
White
Industrial Transportation Company
Wixon
White l
Bill Hill
Waco
Rudolph Myres
Houston
Bryan and Brazos County Happenings This Week
Local residents travel to events visit relatives and attend dances and operas. Notable moves include Mr and Mrs T K Smith renting the Chapman bungalow on West Randolph Street and Rev J M Wheeler touring Fort Worth and Mexia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Smith
A. & M. College
Chapman
West Randolph Street
J. M. Wheeler
Fort Worth
State Association of the Free Will Baptist Church
Mexia
C. V. Wheeler
S. E. Eberstadt
Pyran and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce
J. W. White
Waco
Joe Roberts
W. F. Todd
Harvey
J. S. Byars
Independence
W. B. Cox
B. R. Frame
M.T. Frame
Aubrey Lawless
Macv
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
Houston
Harding
Joe Atkins
Wellborn
Farewell to Miss Tucker at A M College
Miss Sallie Tucker leaves A M College after a year in the president's office and Bryan home to accept a Dallas post. A farewell supper and entertainment will be held tonight at 8 o clock in Elks Club rooms hosted by Collier and Bryan residents, featuring Misses Ava Reese Ruth Cannon Tyra Morgan Nell Cole Lucile Youne Bernadine McKnight Anne Stint and Messrs W L Stangle Ran Cole Roy Stone Saunders Charlee Whitman Ed Vayeders Ed Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Tucker
A. & M. College
Bryan
Dallas
Tucker
Coller
Elks Club
Ava Reese
Ruth Cannon
Tyra Morgan
Nell Cole
Lucile Youne
Bernadine McKnight
Anne
Stint
Messrs
W. L. Stangle
Ran‘ Cole
Long Spell
Roy Stone
Saunders
Charlee Whitman
Ed “Ayeders
Ed Martin
Millican Figures Dowline and Dr Smith Visit Wednesday
Ed Dowline and Dr. W. A. Smith of Millican were here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Dowline
W. A. Smith
Millican
Red Cross Roll Call Planned for Brazos County
Mrs. Frank L. Webb leads an intensive Red Cross membership drive November 11 to 25 with Bryan committee plans to be announced. County residents renew memberships without solicitation, supporting home and veteran services. Sub committee chairmen from various towns and groups are listed to aid the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Webb
Red Cross
The
Brazos County
Red Cross Roll Call College
Ike Ashburn
Millican
Lee W. Lys
George Nedbalek
George Patronella
Ada Brown
Cotton market slides as futures close lower
Cotton prices declined with futures down 50 points at 2 pm. Local spot prices held at 18 cents per pound and cotton seed was quoted at 22 dollars per ton.
Republicans claim Senate by 12 and House by 115
Washington reports from the Republican committee say the party would hold a 12 seat Senate majority and a 115 seat House majority, the largest in congressional history. They note at least one Texas district won by H M Wurzloch over Carlos Bee, with Bee backed by Republican and American party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Republican Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Texas
H. M. Wurz- Lach
Seguin
Carlos Bee
Wurzhoch
Bee
Bryan Day at the Cotton Palace in Waco
Bryan day at the Cotton Palace is set for Saturday November 6. The Bryan Chamber of Commerce aims to bring 1000 Bryanites to the expo, joining about 1500 A M college students gathered in Waco for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S “Bryan
The
Cotton Palace
Waco
Texas
Bryan
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
A. & M College
Grimes County Ginning Report Totals 16735 Bales
Grimes County ginning totals reach 16 735 bales as of October 18 at Navasota Texas with 4 878 bales ginned by the same date in 1919. Recent weather hindered picking remaining cotton from fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes County
Navasota
Texas
Death of Mr Flyn t J M Flynt of Mathis Prairie
Mr Flynt of Mathis Prairie Grimes county died at his home Thursday night Oct 28 at 8 after a long illness. He was about 68 years old and highly respected in the community with many friends in Bryan who regret his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilac Jones
Hubbard City
C. S. Jones
Milton B. Parker
Marlin
J. D. Thomas
Dallas
Bryan
J. W. Coulter
Thomas
Odd Fellows
Brazos County
Navasota Odd Fellows
J. M. Flynt
Mathis Prairie
Grimes County
Wool and Cotton Growers in Dilemma
San Antonio Texas November 2 The warning comes from J J McRae Bandera County and Dallas one of the state s largest sheepmen that Texas cotton growers sheep raisers and cattlemen face the worst financial crisis in state history Warehouses in Southwest Texas hold mohair and wool clips with no buyers cattle herds cannot be sold except at ruinous prices McRae blames Washington policy allowing duty free wool mohair and foreign cattle and mutton imports for the distress and says producers pay too much to grow crops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
J. J. McRae
Bandera County
Dal- Ine
McRae
Washington
Australia
New Zealand
Argentine
Mr. McRae
Mexican officer held in Tampico murder case
Washington reports the Mexican foreign office says an unnamed Mexican charged with the murder of American citizen Arthur Mosley Gustavo Salazar is under summary trial and execution. Lieut. Colonel Guadalupe Gonzales has been arrested as an accomplice in the killing near Tampico on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mit
Arthur Mosley
Gustavo Salazar
Mexico City
Foreign Office
State Department
Tocay
Guadalupe Gonzales
Tampico
For Sale English Foxhound for hunting coons and mink
S. I. Dowling and W. A. Croner of Wellborn visited Wednesday. J. B. Priddy returned today from a trip to the Cotton Palace at Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Krolczyk
S. I. Dowling
W. A. Croner
Wellborn
J. B. Priddy
Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Howell
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Webb Howell
Howell
Webb
Robert W. Ard
Cole
Parker- Astin Holn. Co
Elon Stewart
Temple
F. E. Chatham
Toyah
M. H. James
James James
Walter Lee
Ursuline Avenue
George Jones
Howike
A. Isacks
Silsby
Minnie McAlpin
City
McAlpin
Coulter Smith
Lillie Scott
Edwin Scott
Franklin
R. B. Grant
Dave E. Wolf
Joe Groginsky
West 27Th Street
Groginsky
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Mrs. Burnett
Hope
Sox
O'Donnell
Karris Sales Co
Southwest
Lawernce Grocery Co
Miss Tucker
HOUSE
MR. Flynt
Dilema
Gonzales
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