Local Boy Dean Friley Rising at Texas A and M
The feature profiles Dean Friley of Texas A and M College tracing his Texas roots from Bryan and his rise from registrar to dean of arts and sciences. It highlights his extensive committees and roles, plus notes on colleagues Col Nelson and James Sullivan and Bryan civic figures.
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Dean
Charles KE. Friley
Texas A
M. College
Dean Friley
Ruston
I.a
Bryan
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Baylor University
Texas A. and
Finley
M. D. W. Howell
Dean Finley
Columbia
Simmons University
University of Chicago
School of Arts and Sciences
College Y. M. C. A
Southwest Athletic Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Texas Committe
American Association of Collegiate Registrars
Farmers' Union Gin Company Chartered in Bryan
A charter is granted for the Farmers' Union Gin Company of Bryan to operate the Palermo gin plant in Bryan. Incorporators listed are I D Palermo and Nuche.
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Farmers’ Union Gin Company of
Bryan
Palermo
Es I D. Palermo
Nuche
Beason Hosts Hate Committee Of Bryan Lions
The Bryan Lions Club Agricultural Committee held a banquet and smoker at DeLuxe Cafe with County Agent C. L. Beason General Chairman Fred Hare and ten community captains. They discussed a coordinated year plan focused on the A and M Farm Plan and helping communities study this plan for better land use and improved homes. Community captains include E R Bryant Edge A D Jackson Kurten A S Ware Rye Jake Patronella Tabor Coulter Smith Steep Hollow Rev Ed J Harris Kines Highway R A Mc Daniels Reliance Dr R H Harrison Jr Smetana C E Griesser Bowmen Bob Armstrong Steele's Store. Smokes were provided by J A Arhepulos manager of the cafe.
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Bryan Lions Club
C. L. Beason
Fred Hare
Benson
Wilmer McCullough
Bryan and Brazos County
E.R. Bryant
Edge
A. D. Jackson
Kurten
A. S. Ware
Rye
Jake Patronella
Tabor
Coulter Smith
Steep Hollow
Ed J. Harris
Kine
S Highway
R. A. McDaniels
Reliance
R. H. Harrison, Jr
Smetana
C. E. Griesser
Bowmen
Bob Armstrong
Steele
J. A. Arhepulos
Westex Woman to Speak at A M Banquet in College Station
M T Walker president of the Southwest Geographic Division NEA and Mrs Phebe K Warner will headline a banquet at the U and M College Mess Hall at 6 15 Friday November 6. F C Bolton will preside as toastmaster during the Farm Electrification Short Course week at the college inviting residents of Bryan College Station and Brazos County to attend all sessions and banquet. Tickets are 1 00 and available at Parker Astin Hardware Bryan and several campus offices in College Station.
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M. T. Walker
Southwest Geographic Division
National Electric Light Association
Phebe K. Warner
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
U. and M. College
F. C. Bolton
Texas Committee On
Agricultural Engineering Department
Bryan
College Station
Brazos County
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Electrical Engineering
Brazos Chickens Dominate A M Contest Longevity and Eggs
A Brazos County poultry breeder swept the A M contest with top honors. The Golden Rule farm Leg horn pen placed third in points and second in eggs, with two hens laying over 300 eggs. Barred Rocks from Golden Rule won first in class with 2415 eggs, while Rhode Island Reds led in another category with 1965 eggs. TH Herndon of Bryan entered the high heavy red hen yielding 776 eggs.
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Rhode Island
TH. M. Herndon
Bryan
County Commissioners Return From Convention
County Commissioners Guy Boyett and Claude A. Buchanan returned home from El Paso where they attended the state convention of the County Judges and Commissioners Association. They reported a well attended meeting with much interest and warm hospitality from El Paso citizens.
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Guy ¥. Boyett
Claude A
Texas prison cuts costs with at home plan and new packing plant
A September report from General Manager Lee Simmons shows Texas state prison savings from an at home plan reducing food costs and boosting operations. The packing plant underway will butcher hogs and beeves, supplying fresh and cured meats and cutting lignite use while wood sales rise. escapes and punishments improve with better food and work.
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Texas
Lee Simmons
W. A. Paddock
Simmons
Comletion
Huntsville
Huntaville
Texas 4-H Radio Program to Broadcast Experiences
Texas 4-H club members and farm women will share experiences improving farms homes and communities on a national achievement day radio program. Stations WFAA Dallas KPRC Houston WOAL San Antonio will air 11 30 to 12 30 with Marine Band songs talks by county agents and extension leaders from Texas and a Washington origin segment.
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the Eagle
Texas 4-H Club
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
National Broadcasting Company
O. B. Martin
WFAA
KPRC
WOAIT
Washington
United States Marine Band
Stars and Stripes Forver
U. S. Marine Band
R. A. Pearson
Association of Land- Grant Colleges and Universities
U.S. Marine
George Adams
District Farm Demonstration
Texas
George Couch
Kaufman
Odessa Winn
van Zandt
Louise Green
Simpsonville
Upshur County
J. C. Penick
Greenwood
Blake Bonham
Sumner
Lamar County
Leland Taylor
Indian Rock
Upshur
Hotston
Ellisor
Harris County
Lester Flora
Algos
Galveston County
Alton Dunk
Ella Mae Laird
Tom Ball
Verline Thompson
Alief
Hareig County
Maudine Marks
Barker
Woal
Bennie Campbell
South Texas
Clyde McKinley
Frio County
Henry J. Edhtle
Medina County
Wilson
Prison Farm Food Program Expands at Huntsville Unit
The Huntsville prison system reports rising self sufficiency with 79.8 percent of food produced on farms in September 1931. Costs fell versus 1930, and inmate welfare is stressed as improvements continue under General Manager Simmons and the prison board.
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Huntsville
Simmons
W. A. Paddock
Houson
Joseph Wearden
Goliad
Frank L. Tiller
Rosenberg
D. R. Nelson
Orange
J. B. H. Holderby
Fort Worth
Sidney M. Lister
Houston
EB. BH. Astin
Bryan
EF. C. Tobey
Freeport
Florence Floore
Cleburne
Fire damages roof in East 21th Street house
A blaze caused by a hot water heater Friday night around seven o clock caused slight roof damage to the home on East 21th street. Miss Barbara Fullerton occupied the house, owned by Mrs. B. C. Johnson of Houston. Firemen answered the alarm and extinguished the fire without difficulty.
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East 21Th Street
Barbara Fullerton
B. C. Johnson
Houston
Diptheria Threat Reported in Millican Community
The Millican area sought help from Brazos county health nurse Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton after one diphtheria case was confirmed and others exposed. She and local physicians administered anti-toxin to those exposed.
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Millican
Brazos County
Edna Abbott Shelton
First Baptist Church to Host Wilbarger Foard Association
The First Baptist Church of this city will host the workers meeting for the Wilbarger Foard Baptist Association during the November session on Tuesday November 24. The notice appears in the Eagle with a note about paying for clean white cotton rags.
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Man
Travis Bryan
First National Bank
First Baptist Church
Wilbarger-Foard Baptist Association
Reliance Club Hosts A. D. Jackson On Farm Plan Talk
About 200 people attend the Reliance 4 H Club meeting Friday where A D Jackson publicity director at the Experiment Station outlines the A M Farm Plan and farm improvement ideas. He urges leadership development in rural groups and notes moisture conservation and livestock improvement.
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Reliance
A. VD. Jackson
Experiment Station
Jackson
Pecan Industry News Prompts Local Meetings and Terrace Talks
Extension service highlights 4-H Achievement Day on radio with Mrs Hoover from the White House. Community members like Mrs C F Moors and Tony Woodyard praised for pecan care. Terrace projects discussed with Madison county plans and a drive to terrace Cedar Creek area. Local meetings set in Edge and Kurten with emphasis on farm plans and live-at-home initiatives.
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Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bryan
C.F. Moors
J. Jenking
L. H. Tucker
Tony Woodyard
J Ww. Coulter
Cliff Lopez
Kurten
Cedar Creek
Cliff
Terrace building guidelines from a farming note
A farmer notes that after rain the clay is dry enough to rebuild terrace rows. A Martin ditcher or grader helps, but continued plowing can raise terraces. He suggests terraces about 20 feet wide with a level top line across the field.
Drug Stock Sale Notes LaSalle Pharmacy Transfer
A. U. Y. S. druggist N. A. Skewart has purchased the stock of drugs and conduct of the LaSalle Pharmacy.
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N. A. Skewart
LaSalle Pharmacy
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Wardia
Charles J. Nelson
D.C.L
Department of Military Science and
Texas A. & M. College
Nelson Soccaressow
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Aubar
Alabama National Guard
Atlanta
Nelson
Auburn
Selma
Alabama
Col
University of Maryland
Col. Nelson
South Pioneer Infantry
Sixty-third Infantry
Denver
Colo
Illinois National Guard
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
General Staff and
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
James Sullivan
Sully
Ile
Pimes Sullivan
A. & M. College
Kyle Field
Travis B. Bryan
LeMiguyre
Travis B Bryan
Mr. Bigvan
John Seeley Caldwell
Courci
John Seeley
Desig Dos Catonel
Young Caldwell
Mrz Dansby
McCulloch-Dansby Furniture Dewers
Mrt Dansby
Beason
Bryan Lions
Westex
A-M Banquet
Brazos
2. D. Phillips
J. W. Marvin
Thbor Wana Bue‘news Yieltow
Bry
Diptheria
Baptists
Reliance Community Club
R. A. McDaniel
The
Lions Club
Alien Academy
R. W. Kingsberry
C. W. Smith
B. Wood
D. Hughes
Hughes
W. J. Riley
Reliance Community
Fred Hale
Azos County Boys
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Claud Thompson
Farmers Terrace
B. F. Vance
Madison County
Kings Highway
King’s Highway
Chai Gins
Lucy A. Givens
Clyde Bounds
North Zuich
John A. Heath
Maude Moore
Dallar
George McDonald
Gilbert
Leona
Fiorence Holden
Myre
John A. Meath
A. and Ale College
Sam Childress
Aniward Thompson
Momston
Edd Churik
Fritz Rindt
Cone
Jancik
Novosad
Leta
Bront
AUYS
Berwick Suits
Baricke
Berwick
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bryan St
Bryan, Texas
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