Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks From Saturdays Daily
Social notes from Bryan list attendees at a Friday night Bryan Broncos versus Waco Tigers game in Waco. Visitors and residents named include Mrs. Ivan Langford Mrs. J. M. Gordon Mrs. Hal Saunders H L Heatly B T Yager and children J L Woods Jas Harrington Mr and Mrs Robert Harrington H R Thurman and guests from Grand Prairie Miss Dorothy Simpkins from Hempstead Miss Kathryn Jones arriving from Albany New York to attend the funeral of William Taylor Jones at Reliance via St Louis and Bryan itineraries by air and rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Langford
J. M. Gordon
Hal Saunders
Bryan
Waco
Bryan Broncos
Waco Tigers
H. L. Heatly
Houston
EB. H. Heatly
B. T. Yager
Wellborn
Jas. Harrington
Robert Harrington
Dime Box
H. R. Thurman
W. D. Cunningham
Josephine Cunningham
Mary Goldman
Grand Prairie
D. L. Simpkins
Dorothy Simpkins
Hempstead
Kathryn Jones
Albany
N. Y
William Taylor Jones
Reliance
Miss Jones
New York
St. Louis
Trip to Yucatan by Bryan Group Begins Monday
W. J. Coulter and nieces Mrs. Coulter Hoppess and Mrs. Ted Ryan of Rockdale depart Bryan Monday afternoon for New Orleans and a three week Mayaland Tours trip to Yucatan and nearby sites. Travel by Ward liner to Progreso, Merida, 55 hours, with rail and road connections to ruins at Chichen Itza and Uxmal. The lodge and native bungalows offer accommodations at the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Coulter
Coulter Hoppess
Ted Ryan
Rockdale
Helen Coulter
Bryan
New Orleans
Yucatan
Egypt
America
Chichen Itza
Uxmal
Ancient
Ward Liner
Progresso
Merida
Maynland
Travis PTA Pageant Promises Local Talent at High School
The Travis Parent-Teacher Association will stage The Legend of the Blue Bonnet next Thursday evening at Stephen F. Austin High School under Roy Danforth with Ruth Rucker in dramatics and Mary Elizabeth Duffy in charge of dance. Local volunteers lead rehearsals as Chief W. C. Davis portrays Huaco and Nettle Nedbalek stars Wenona with other named roles. An orchestra will provide music and ticket sales seek public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent- Teacher Association
Stephen F. Austin High School
Roy Danforth
Ruth Rucker
Mary Elizabeth Duffy
C. W. Simmons
John Edge
D. L. Wilson
Huaco
W.C. Davis
Wenona
Nettie Nedbalek
Evelyn Sanders Williams
Pale Moon
Mildred Salley
R. C. Franks
Jack Atkinson
Megessogwan
Sam Crenshaw
Wabun
East Wind
W. S. Johnson
Jaybird
Hiram Downard Jr
Black Dog
William Allen
Marriages Licenses List For L M Cline and Grace Shaw
Walter Perkins and May Nell Austin appear among a compact list of marriage licenses. The brief entry notes two couples including L M Cline with Grace Ellen Shaw and Walter Perkins with May Nell Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Cline
Grace Ellen Shaw
Walter Perkins
Miss May
Nell Austin
Waco Tigers blank Bryan Broncos 19 0 at Carroll Field
Waco Tigers dominate Bryan Broncos 19 to 0 at Carroll Field in Waco before about 4000 fans. Key plays include a first quarter fumble by Stallings, a blocked punt in the second, and two Herring interceptions in the final period. Pete Scanlin returned to form for Bryan with a passing attack and runs, while Waco’s defense harassed Bryan throughout, finishing with 19 first downs to 7 for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Waco Tigers
Bryan Broncos
Baylor University
Carroll Field
Waco
Broncs
Pete Scanlin
Tiger
Corsicana
Tigers
Stallings
H. G. Stallings
Scanlin
Eldridge McCall
Merka
Novak
Antone Merka
Ernest Bond
Bill Moore
Bob Harding
Alvin Syptak
McCall
Wallis Price
Tyson
Quick
Curtis
Bradley
Monroe
Field
Pyles
Sparks
Gardner
Broncos
Brone
Herring
Patranella LE
Pyles Tobias Rilo
Caes
Bond ‘ L.G
Gatewood
Harding
Romare Que Cro
Braatz Mooress
Grevelle Stallings
L.H
Makory Patranella
Curtis Meérka
F. Herring
Bryan—McCall
Restivo
Price
Ralph Lindsey
Nelson
Ball
Vitopil
McWilliams
Byrne
Field Saladino and Wolfe lead as Baylor and Waco clash
The report lists players Field Saladino and Wolfe in a Baylor vs. Waco game. Downs show Bryan 7 and Waco 19. Bryan attempted 17 passes with eight completed and one interception by Henry. Waco listed 13 attempts with three interceptions by Scanlin Stallings. Penalties included Bryan four times for nine yards and Waco four times for 40 yards. Officials included Douglas and Lewter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saladino
Wolfe
Bryan
Waco
Henry
Ree
Scanlin
Stallings
Nee
Douglas
Baylor
Lewter
Ump
Stephenson
Girl Scouts Enjoy Supper Hike At Haswell Park
The Girl Scouts, led by Herbert Taylor, went on a Friday evening hike ending at Haswell Park. They built a campfire, cooked supper, sang songs, and hiked home, enjoying the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTS
Herbert Taylor
Haswell ‘Park
Repair Work Underway On Bryan Presbyterian Manse
Work progresses on the Bryan Presbyterian church manse to be built on the site of the old structure. The two story Colonial home will feature porches and eight rooms with Henry Wemble as contractor and Atkinson and Sanders as architects. The building committee includes Wetter, Casey, Mrs Parker, Mrs Benbow, and Atkinson. remodeling also begins on Mrs J M Gordon's home adding bedrooms baths and a new roof. Ole Martenseth is contractor with Atkinson and Sanders guiding design. Construction also starts on the new Charles Moghiman home on College Road under C H Andrews in charge and Atkinson and Sanders supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wemble
Atkinson& ‘Sanders
Charles Wetter
J. F. Casey
John K. Parker
Algie Benbow
J. B
Legion Auxiliary Names Committees For Year At Bryan
The Auxiliary to Earl Graham Post 159 in Bryan organized for the year named standing committees and an executive board. They plan a cake sale Thanksgiving week to raise funds for the Junior unit, and praised by the Waco unit for a dance aid to the Waco hospital. Committee members include Mrs. John Patranela and others across Child Welfare Rehabilitation Americanism Sick and Visiting Memorial Entertainment Building and Grounds Community Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Graham Post
Inu
Mgrs
B. J. Hardethan
Waco
Bryan
Waco Hospital
Ho Rubinson
Tthe
Bryannite
John Patranela
C. L. Cook
Julia Schovassa
Hérman ‘Krerick
Ed Martin
Chas. Ramsey
Raymond Jones
Curtis Gray
Ed Blazek
R. Ey Jones
Jesse Shelton
R. W. Ivey
Ernest John
Rob Schovassa
Chas. Salvato
J. P. Hines
T. J. Berdine
P. R. Pierce
L. A. Spell
Elizabeth Suber
Clyde Stuart
Joe , Sosolik
Carrie Dodson
Albert Opersteny
Ole Martinsen
Tom Hanus
Ventie West
Will Nedbalek
Lamar Jones
J. S. Caldwell
Joe Krenek
Joe Sodolik
John Stasney
Antone Krenek
John Lawrence, Jr
M. Wooten
Luke Patranella
Henry Schovajsa
Tony Salvato
Tony L. Faso
Jack T. Johnston
Roy Stone
Tom Jenkins
Joe Schovajsa
Steve Sloma
Wm. Wimberly
One Dead Three Hurt In Madison Co Crash
Madisonville dispatch reports a collision on highway 75 near Madisonville. George Frease, 21, of Philadelphia, died. three companions- John Wentzel of Philadelphia Virgil Williams of Spokane Washington and Tony Picario of Morristown Pennsylvania- were injured and taken here for treatment after their car struck a northbound truck while en route to Houston Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
George Frease
Philadelphia
Houston
Highway 75
Here
John Wentzel
Virgil _ Williams
Spokane
Wash
Tony Picario
Morristown
Hearne Eagles surge past Normangee 32 to 6 on Wood Field
Hearne High Eagles eroded a 6 0 halftime lead, then dominated Normangee in the second half. Demetre Palmos and Beasley led with multiple touchdowns as Hearne clinched the district showdown and prepared to meet Franklin High Lions next Friday. Kathryn Bishop earns Phi Beta Kappa honors at Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hearne High Eagles
Wood Field
Notmangee High Panthers
Eagles
Panthers
Normangee
Panther
Brashear
Normangée
Oval
Brasshear
Eagle
Beasley
Palmes
Demetre Palmes
Joe Brown
Wilson Douglas
Wilson
Douglas
Demetre Palmos
Fats” Sanders
Northangee
Palos
Notmangeé
Nowell Maxwell
Franklin High Lions
Wilkerson Field
Calvert
Pamos
Beastey
Maxwell
Darwin
Echols
Trinity
Anderson
Kathryn Bishop
Bishop
University of Texas
W A Craig given reception on 80th birthday
W A Craig known as Uncle Billy was toasted at a Methodist church reception in Hearne on his 80th birthday. The event featured songs, a violin solo, tributes to his faithfulness, and gifts including a $25 check from National Compress for 48 years of service. Friends joined in celebrating with cake and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
W. A
Billy” Craig
Methodist Church
National Compress
Craig
B. W.bishop
Earne Girl Awarded Hi Beta Kappa Key Hearne
Friends of a Hearne student celebrate the awarding of the Hi Beta Kappa key to a local Earne girl on November 2, with congratulations from family and faculty. The event marked a notable academic achievement within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Friends of
Local Families Attend Homecoming and Visits Across Town
Miss New visited in her mother’s home and attended Baylor University homecoming activities over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Viviano of Houston are visiting relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cornforth and children were guests in J. Pippin’s Groesbeck home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majorie Beaumont
Sheppard
H. D. Beaumont
Mary Ellen Hudson
Incarnate Word Academy
San Antonio
Alice Alexander
University of Texas
Jack McCollum
John Perrone
Texas A. & M. Cne
Mes
Walter Schulman
Houston
Abe Hensarling
Dallas
Jim Smith
George Dunk
J. T. Welch
Pearl Smith
Ballinger
John New
Miss New
Baylor University
Paul Viviano
Hearge
R. E. Cornforth
J. Pippin
Groesbeck
Methodist Missionary Society Meets at Hearne Deliberations
In Hearne on November 5 the Methodist Missionary Society discussed Smoking Craters and The Dawning of Christianity from That Other America. Mrs W C Bishop led chapter one with Mrs H W Martin and Mrs John Waltman assisting. chapter two was led by Mrs Jakie Silverman with Mrs J E Stephens assisting. devotional from Romans conducted by Mrs H W Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Hearne
America
W. C. Bishop
H. W. Martin
John Waltman
Jakie Silverman
J. E. Stephens
Vestry Meeting Planned at St. Philip's Church
The vestry of St. Philip's Episcopal Church will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday morning November 6 at ten o'clock in J. W. Horlock's office. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Philip's
Hearne
Vestry
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
J. W. Horlock
Junior Music Lovers Club to Sing at Marlin Hearne
Hearne Junior Music Lovers Club accepted an invitation to perform two numbers at the Fourth District meeting of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs in Marlin on November 8 and 9. Fifteen members will attend with sponsors Mrs. J. G. Philen and Euell Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Hearne
Hearne Junior Music Lovers Club
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Marlin
Hearne Club
J. G. Philen
Euell Porter
Banquet Highlights at Waco Club Meeting
A social event featured singing of negro spirituals by a Prairie View quartet and decorations in A and M colors with red roses. Favors were M E department paper weights from cadet hats. The program honored Miss Jewell Moore and included district chairmen greetings, club reports, and a Dallas assembly vote set for November 5, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Prairie View State Normal College
M. E
C. W. Crawford
Minnie Mae Geubbs
Lida Cooper
Marguerite Sammons
Frances Proctor
Waco
Mary Louise Thaxton
Marlin
Lee Rountree
Bryan
Mabel Grey Howell
Kate Adele Hill
Marjorie Rogers
Martin
Dolphyn Scott
Cameron
Onah Jacks
Bryan College Station Club
Dallas
Ola Randal
Bluebonnet club conference features district election and talks
Delegates gathered for a Bluebonnet and Bold luncheon with Miss Blanche McComb of San Antonio delivering the decade’s objectives. Miss Marjorie Rogers of Marlin was unanimously elected district director as Rev W H Andrew preached at First Baptist. visitors included Emma Kitchen Marie Strange and Elizabeth Faulkner of San Antonio and Hila Weathers of Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Russell
C. W. Simmons
Marjorie Rogers
Marlin
Jennie Camp
Ruby Masburn
Stella Stuart
First Baptist Church
W. H. Andrew
Emma A. Kitchen
San Antonio
Marie Strange
Elizabeth Faulkner
Hila Weathers
Crockett
Kate Adele Hill
Brazos County Women Observe Achievement Days Across Towns
Brazos county women in home demonstration clubs plan a series of Achievement Days this month starting November 7 in Reliance at 2 p m with yard and clothing presentations. November 8 in Dowling and November 12 at King s Highway feature yard brining and clothing demonstrations, followed by events in Smetana Steep Hollow Kurten Wellborn Millican with similar programs led by local hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Reliance
S. J. White
Essie Shealy
Geo. Jones
Inez Jones
Dowling
Johnnie Neeley
Albert Warren
Mary Sims
Brining
Millican
C. E. Seely
R. E. Dunlap
J. W. Burrows
Monthly All Day Meet Of Baptist Society Report
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its monthly all day meeting at the church with large attendance. Mrs. H. P. Smith opened the business session, committees were appointed, and W M A reports were heard. Mrs. Albert Buchanan spoke on Henrietta Hall Shuck, first American woman missionary to China, noting the 1835 mission and 1935 centennial observances. Luncheon followed in the church dining room for about one hundred women with a veal loaf menu and chrysanthemum decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
H. P. Smith
W. E. Wimberly
E. J. Fountain
T. A. Sweeney
Albert Buchanan
America
China
Henrietta Hall Shuck
J. Lewis Shuck
Virginia
United States
Shuck
Circle No. 1
T. H. Haltom
Death of Ex-Resident Kendrick Leaves Bryan Ties
Mrs. Josie Ford Kendrick, ex-resident of Bryan and oldest daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Spencer Ford, died in Los Angeles after a stroke. Born in Bryan, she moved to California with her husband, and lived there for 30 years. She was buried there beside family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Friends
Bryan Warl
Josie Ford Kendrick
Heroes
Los Angeles
California
Kendrick
Spencer Ford
Bryan
Lou Ford Rowan
Houston
Bryan Methodist Young People Attend Tri-Union Meeting
About 26 members of the First Methodist church Young People's department traveled to Chapel Hill for a Tri-Union gathering of Huntsville district youth groups. Delegates from Navasota, Huntsville, Hill, Hempstead, Bryan and College Station attended, with Raymond G and Syptak from Bryan serving as president and secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
First Methodist Church
Chappel Hill
Tri - Union
Huntsville
Navasota
Hill
Hempstead
Bryan
College Station
Raymond G
Syptak
Grady Tunnell
L. Hagen
Betty Syptak
Nell Spell
Jane Munday
Billie McLarty
Mary
Alice Plumb
Evelyn Koenig
Bédlia Nell Koenig
Olive Koenig
Jewel Stewart
Robert Mitchell
Bond Gregg
Robert Logé
Jele Slaughter
W. A. Middleton
Pat Coon
Ivey Gibbons
Lentdytnig
Donald Gibbs
Lloyd Ball
James Higzin
The Blue Bonnet Play At Travis P T A Event
Mrs S M Hunter of Bryan wrote the play The Blue Bonnet to be presented by the Travis P T A at the high school Thursday night featuring a musical and dramatic program. Indian squaws maidens and braves will appear in the chorus with local citizens producing directing and acting. Notable performers include Gladys Shaw Ella Marie McLarty Margaret Zuber Evelyn Woods Marie Graham Billy McLarty and Mesdames Joe Mims E W Glenn M P Holleman Jr J M Fountain George Long Carl Sprague D S Buchanan Morris Tatum Parker Hanna Velma Graham and Harvey Caddess with braves W G Mims Carl Sprague Irvin Conway Walter Lee Porter C W Simmons H R Rayton and John H Astin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Squaws
Joe Northrup
M. College
Travis P.T. A
The
Brazos
Waco
Hunter’s
M Gladys Shaw
Ella Marie McLarty
Margaret Zuber
Evelyn Woods
Marie Graham
Billy McLarty
Mesdames
Joe Mims
E. W. Glenn
M. P. Holleman
J. M. Fountain
George Long
Carl Sprague
D. S. Buchanan
Morris Tatum
Parker Hanna
Velma Graham
Harvey Caddess
Braves
W. G. Mims
Ervin Conway
Walter Lee Porter
C. W. Simmons
H. R. ‘Rayton
John H. Astin
Kemp Hi Musical Club Elects Officers
The Kemp Colored Musical club of Kemp High organized and elected officers for the year. Cornelius Gray serves as president with Atoy Ford as vice president and Berthenia Ellis as secretary. Other officers include Juanita Campbell assistant secretary Susie Littleton corresponding secretary Alpeart Sadberry treasurer Thomas Bryant chaplain George Ransom Claudius Stripling assistants Walter Andrews sergeant at arms Lorraine Johnson reporter and Mrs J L Pillows as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Colored Musical Club
Kemp High
Cornelius Gray
Atoy Ford
Berthenia Ellis
Juanita Campbell
Susie Littleton
Alpeart Sadberry
Thomas Bryant
George Ransom
Claudius Stripling
Walter Andrews
Lorraine Johnson
J. L. Pillows
Beyan shoppers visit from Keith Grimes county
Mr and Mrs Sam Layton and their children from Keith Grimes county were among Beyan shoppers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Layton
Keith, Grimes’ County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan Group
Travis Pta
Towaco High
Scanlin, Stallings
Legion Auxiliary
Madison CO
Hearne News
Mrs. Mormos
Hearne Hi Eleven
Franklin
M. L. Biggerstaff
Mavis Alexander
Col
R. E. L. Knight
J. Levin
Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association
R. W. Henderson
R. RJ Curtis
Emple
Hi Long
J. W. Eliott
Mexia
W. A. Craig
John L. Morgan
W. L. Shivéon
Brown Street
H. H
H. W. Bivin
Hubert Burkhead
R. A. Baessler
James Robert Waltman
Miss Margaret
New
Baptist Missionary Society
First ‘Baptist Church
Bastrop
Bell Brown
Fort _Worth
Allie Scott
Mrs. P.B. Hall
Rev. Moore
Moore
Baptist Society
Bryan Methodist
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Hunter
Kemp Hi Musical Club
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