Bryan Legion Seeks Community Help and Fair Board Shakeup
The Bryan Legion discussed Christmas charity aims and a planned larger 1930 Brazos County Fair, after discharging the Fair Board and planning a new one under the incoming commander. An accounts committee will report financial results and profits will fund a bigger fair next year. Attendees included H. Estill, L. Patronella, L. Spell, T. Sweeney, M. Erskine, C. Salvato, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hip
Caldwell
Post
Christm Aus
Farisha Oval
Brazos County
Es‘el
H. &. Estill
Luke Patronella
L. A. Spell
T. A. Sweeney
M. M. Erskine
C. D. Salvato
E. J. Blazek
James H. P. Chastun
Jesse C. Thomson
Wm. French
Harry 5. Edge
A. S. McSwain
H. T. Downard
Hy. T. Schovajsa
W. R. Wood
Eddie Dobrovolny
J. H. Bartz
Ed S. Martin
John S. Caldwell
John Patronella
Robert J. Schovajsa
Walter W. Hicks
Richard Slaughter
Jess M. Cook
C. L. Baker, Jr
J. FE. Sloan
W. M. Salvato
F. J. Leone
Lions Hear Fort Worth Greeting At Brazos County Meet
Dr. Knight opened with praise for institutions backing the community and urged support for betterment of mankind. Mrs. A. J. Buchanan promoted the Red Cross drive ending on Thanksgiving Day. Lions were urged to report adult blind individuals to the international committee. Joe Jackson of the U S Marines attended, with Miss Mary Jones providing vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Knight
Texas
Fort Worth
A. J. Buchanan
American Red Cross
Brazos County
W. E. Paulson
8. D. Snyder
Lions International
International Organization
Joe Jackson
U. S. Marines
A. D. Jackson
College Station
S. Ly. Snyder
Mary Jones
W. FE. Leverkuhn
B. Holzmann
W.S. Hieweil
J. Bryan Miller
M. Schulman
S. D. Snyder
J. Coulter Smith
Joe Kaplan
Noah W. Dansby
Jno
M. Lawrence
Mit Dansby
Henry S$. Locke
H. O. Ferguson
Jamar Jones
R. V. Armstrong
Jed Hale
Charles S. Myers
F. D. Fuller
M. M. Erskine
R. F E. Day
W. H. Knight
Harry L. Durham
A. J. Juchanan
Roy Danforth
R. C. Franks
Quilts For Church Fund Sold At Mission Circle Meet
West Side Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church met on Tuesday due to Armistice Day. At Mrs. C. L. Baker's home on West 24th street the all day event began with prayer. The quilt was finished at noon and sold before removal from the frame. Eleven members and two visitors attended. Afternoon business meeting followed led by Mrs. J. E. Dishman. The lunch was described as bountiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Woman's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
C. L. Baker
West 24Th Street
J. W. Barton
A. F. Ainsworth
J. E. Dishman
Tennessee Fans Vanderbilt in Midsummer Books Talk
Discussion favors a hard game between Tennessee and Vanderbilt while parent readers are guided to affordable supplementary readers. Featured titles include Amos and Andy and Clipper Ships Done In Cork Models with histories of ships and captains. Publishers listed offer catalogs and a range of well illustrated books for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Rand McNally & Co
Cork
Peter Adams
RE. P. Dutton & Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
Park St
Boston
D. C. Heath & Co
Season St
John C. Winston Co
Browder St
Dallas
S. Clark St
Chicago
American Book Co
Lexington Ave
26Th St
New York
Bobbs-Merrill Co
University Square
Indianapolis
Ind
Legsmans, Greene & Co
Fifth Ave
Eugene Umlever
Tennessee
Buddy Hackman
Tennessee Associated Press
Vanderbilt
Knoxville
Brown and
Abernathy
Hackman
McEver
South
Texas Parents Pick Best Juvenile Books for Kids
Texas Parents-Teachers Association reviews many new juvenile titles for fall. Notable picks include The Chief of the Herd by Mukerji, Courageous Companions about Magellan, The Kitten that Grew Too Fat, and numerous Junior Literary Guild selections. Emphasizes affordable nontextbook reading for boys and girls, with suggestions for school libraries and home gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parent-Teachers Association
Dahn Gopal Mukerji
EF. P. Dutton, & Co
New York
N. Y
Chas. J. Finger
Longman, Green & Co
Magellan
Susanna and
Trigram
Marjorie Hill Allee
Snedeker
Fr. Nesbit
Theodore Avkland Harper
Elsie Singmaster
Junior Literary Guild
Pemberton Ginther
Macrae-Smith & Co
Philadelphia
Janet
Josephine ‘Osborn
Appleton & Co
One Good Cow More Profitable Than Six Ordinary Cattle
The A and M College at the State Fair shows a single high quality cow yields $11 more profit than six ordinary cows, ignoring labor. Texas average milk per cow around 2700 pounds vs US 4500. purebred sires and better calves promised higher future production. Over 6000 purebred dairy bulls have found homes in Texas, signaling expected dairy gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
College
Texas
United States
The Old Bailey as a model for American justice
James M. Hepbrow argues in the Baltimore Sun that the Old Bailey in London, admired for its efficiency and swift administration, offers lessons in common sense and rapid, fair decisions. He urges less new law, stricter enforcement, sure punishment, and study of crime-causing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
London
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore Sun
Greatest Thing in Life Do Duty and Serve
The passage extols the primary value of duty to one's dependents as the cornerstone of life. It argues that fulfilling family obligations is not the dependent's fault of kinship, and once that duty is performed one may develop individuality. It emphasizes forming a national philosophy on efficient individuals serving the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Rose
Americans as doers not dollar-chasers in industry
The text argues Americans are misperceived as money lovers. It claims wealth grew from principle rather than dollar worship, with service as the highest aim. Industrial leaders are described as plain, practical people who earned millions through practice and persistence.
Conference Work of Methodists Has Wide Range
Delegates from First Methodist Church of Bryan report a productive Texas Annual Conference session at Tyler with elected General Conference delegates. Lon Morris College Day highlighted by honoring Dr. Isaac Alexander and Rev. R A Morris. Conference backs Lon Morris program to raise 100000 for expansion as the college grows. Oldest East Texas college now a leading denominational junior college in Texas. Clergy and laity return home determined to push further progress in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church of
Bryan
Texas
Tyler
Dallas
Palestine
Lon Morris College
East Texas
Isaac Alexander
R. A
Lon) Morris
Lon Morris Aeolian Chorus
Board of Education Services
Lon Morris
Marshall Returns Forst Methodist Church Assignments
Bishop Sam R Kay announced pastor assignments for Huntsville district after the 90th Texas conference at Palestine. R S Marshall returns to First Methodist Bryan. numerous clergy reassigned to stations and circuits including Anderson Richards, Conroe, Crockett, Houston and College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Huntsville
Sam R. Kay
Texas
Palestine
R. S. Marshall
First Methodist
Bryan
Fred E. Few
Anderson-Richards
R. A. Cates
Bedias-Iola
J. J. Weatherby
H. M. Secord
Centerville
Groveton
Allan Tooke
Hempstead
D. J. Davis
Huntsville Station
W. F. Andrews
Oakhurst
J. W. Black
Lovelady
Negro Arrested Not Killer of Brazos Negress
Sheriff J. H. Reed went to Marlin to view a locally arrested negro suspected in the killing of Cassie Davis, found shot near Smetana. A $100 reward was posted by Governor Moody for arrest delivery and conviction. Ike Childs, a Brazos county negro with a prison record, is the prime suspect believed to have fled the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reed
Marlin
Cassie Davis
Smetana
Moody
Reed
Ike Childs
Brazos County
Texas newspaper counts by town and county seats
Texas has 572 towns with newspapers and 121 dailies 1 tri weekly 20 semi weekly and 617 weeklies along with 94d publications of all kinds. Two hundred twenty five of 254 county seats host newspapers, Daily Eagle wants ads for those papers and ends about your premises.
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Texas
Daily Eagle
Ada
Birthday Honors for Bryan Pioneer Woman Mother Goodson
Mrs. M K Goodson, 83, beloved pioneer of Bryan, celebrated at her daughter Mrs BE Crenshaw’s home with many Bryan and Brazos County guests. Born 1846 in Monticello Georgia, she moved to Alabama, married M K Goodson in 1868, then moved to Texas over 50 years ago, raising seven children and 20 grandchildren with four great grandchildren. Her cheerful counsel on aging, voting, and resilience framed a day of warm greetings from family and friends across Dallas Denton Houston and Boston in her long life of enduring challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Geisler Phillips
James Speed
M. K. Goodson
BE. W. Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Goodson
Monticello
Alabama
Rutledge
Ala
Texas
Crazes
Grimes County
Emer Farr
Milton Neeley
Barbara Jean
Francis Ann
Jimmie Diggins
Bennie Guzzardo
Marie Neeley
Dorothy Neeley
Houston
Geo. Jansen
Boston
Mass
Steve Wisdom
Billie Katherine
Bille Taylor
Denton
Edgar Taylor
Finis Christian
Abilene
FE. W. Crenshaw, Jr
Sam Crenshaw
Bryan
Bryan Woman Five Sister Dies Sunday at Temple
Mrs. Virgie Cohen, sister of Mrs. Elon Stuart of Bryan, died Sunday at a Temple hospital after a prolonged illness. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart arrived about 6 p.m. and Cohen passed at 7 10 p.m. The body will be taken to Talestine for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Stuart
Temple
County Library Petition To Be Considered By County Court
A petition prepared by Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs and County Council of PTA will be presented to the county commissioners court on Tuesday at 2 PM. Mrs. W. B. Cline and Mrs. Elon Stuart urge all interested parties to attend the meeting where the petition will receive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs
County Council of Parent-Teacher Association
County Commissioners Court
W. B. Cline
County Federation
Elon Stuart
County Council
Commissioner's Court
Brazos 4-H Girls Earn 13 Awards at Houston Fair
Brazos county 4-H Girls won 4 first 4 second and 5 third prizes at the South Texas Fair in Houston. Individuals noted include Helen Kopecky Benchley Millie Novasad and Lena Novasad for preserves pickles jelly and other items. Cash prizes totaled 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Houston
Helen Kopecky
Benchley
Millie Novasad
King's Highway
Lena Novasad
Cora Crenshaw
Reliance
Braves County
Reading Magazine Quips Spark Household Banter
A reading magazine notes witty lines about domestic life while a grouchy husband adds his own jab about paper napkins and wrinkled faces. The exchange highlights playful friction at home and the humor found in small, relatable details.
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Father
Daily Faithful: Subesribe and Learn What Fagre Reports
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Cotton Loans Dominate Early Farm Board Funds
Washington reports the federal farm board has loaned or made available 46.405 million dollars to agricultural marketing associations in three months under the agricultural marketing act. Cotton co operatives received about half, with $15.85 million to cotton groups and $10 million more for the Cotton Growers Exchange. Fruit, wheat and rice groups also benefited as the board expands central organization and bank coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Arkansas Cotton Growers Co-operative Associaton
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Idaho
Cleveland
Florida Citrus Growers Exchange
Sun Maid Raisin
California
Cotton
Farm Board
National Grain Corporation
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Bryan Legion
Toa
Dick Abernathy
F. L. Thomas
Children’s Reading
Texas Parent-Teacher Association
Clara V. Winlow
Macrae Smith Co
Ton
Nellie Edna Strickhouser
Virginia
Nellie Edna
Literary Guild
Ralph Ape
Margaret Romer
Jack
Jean
Joy Street
D. Appleton & Co
Big Brother
ABC
Elizabeth King
Robert M. McBride
Rachel Field
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Timothy
Efficiency
Marshall
Ors
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