Miss Margaret Higgs Crowned A M College Rodeo Queen
Bryan notes from A M College weekend festivities as Miss Margaret Higgs, Brylor University student, is crowned queen of the rodeo and pageant. Numerous guests from Baylor, Southwestern and local towns attend the Aggies mustang football game and related social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Higgs
Brylor University
A & M. College
W. S. Higgs
Higgs
Anna Dean Held
Anna Bell Dean
Baylor University
Miss Higgs
Aggies
Mustangs
W. B. Breazeale
Evelyn Sanders Williams
Fort Worth
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Robert Wynne
Rosse
Bryan
A. & M. College
Alva Holligan
Bellville
Frances Beason
Willis
J. H. Black
Emily Ann
Lois
Dallas
Aggie-S. M. A
Rider
Jane Moore Anderson
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Ethel Ferguson
Southwestern
H. O. Ferguson
Lawrence Parker
Texas University
M. L. Parker
George Sparks
George Page
Sue Wright
Katherine Crawford
BE. H. Astin
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Perkins
O. H. Astin
R. V. Armstrong
Paul Stokes
Crockett
Ewing Norwood
Navasota
Geo
Stephan
H. C. Ferguson
Mexico City
Monterrey
Arturo Maldonado
Elizabeth Stoop
C. L A
Denton
F. L. Stoop
Elizabeth
The
Eagle
Pattie” Ruditi
Walter Schultz
Houston
Betty Green
Mae Shelton
Verda Nell Chapman
Mary Frank Smith
Marjorie Morrison
Harry Crenshaw
Patricia Sam
KE. W. Crenshaw
Harry
Southern
Hadley
H. T. Coulter
Helen
Rockdale
J. W. Coulter
Dr. Coulter
M. College
Miss Coulter
Southern Methodist Univn5
N. R. Strong
Slocum
Albert McCallum
Tabor
McCallum
U.S. Navy
Jack Howell
Jennie June Howell
Miss Hockaday School For
Miss Howell
Margaret Higes
Miss Bringhurst
Southern Methodist University
Guy Bryan
Kyle Field
Travis B. Bryan
Malcolm MelInnis
MelInnis
Nell Morris
Mathematics Section meeting set for Dec 1 at UT
The Texas State Teachers Association Mathematics Section schedules a 4 am Dec 1 gathering in the UT Journalism building. Speakers include Mise Winifred Thomas Nat Edmondson Jr Warren A Rees H J Ettlinger with papers and a discussion led by Miss Mary E Decherd and Dr E W Klipple. W L Porter of A & M. College chairs the session. Miss Malcolm McInnis is secretary treasurer.
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Texas State Teachers’ Association
Journalism
University of Texas
Mise Winifred Thomas
San Jacinto High School
Houston
Nat Edmondson Jr
Texas A. & M. College
Committee Plans Future Programs for Bryan Little Theater
The Bryan Little Theater program and play reading committees met at Miss Rita Krafts home to name directors and stage managers for three months of performances. A tentative date for a three act play was set, pending full organization approval at the Monday 7 20 pm Women’s Club meeting. Members present included Milton Maloney president Betty Syptak Rita Kraft Lily Rush Walker Mills P Walker and Stella Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Little Theater
Rita Kraft
Woman's Club
Milton Maloney
The
Little Theater
Betty Syptak
Lily Rush Walker
Mills — P. Walker
Stella Hart
Licensed to Wed In Brazos County Couple Ties The Knot
Jury Morrison and Lola Oliver both residents of Brazos County have received marriage licenses from County Clerk Clyde Goen. Morrison and Oliver are both identified as Negroes in the license record.
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Jury Morrison
Lola Oliver
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Open deer and turkey season urged with safety tips
The Texas game commission prepared hunters for the opening of deer and turkey season with cautions on safety and law. Warning against drinking and driving, misidentifying game, and carrying loaded guns, officials stressed common sense to prevent tragedies.
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Austin
A. F E. Wood
Texas Game Commission
Game Department
Texas
Wood
Agricultural conference review outlines grain standards changes
Farm Credit Administration officials attended a negro conference in Huntsville. Mr Cobb will not return for the rest of the extension conference but will go to Washington via Atlanta. Owen W Sherrill directed a brief Agricultural Workers' Conference program. Mr Griffin announced radical changes in grain standards and will meet Extension agents to detail them. Mr Orr described Texas Cooperatives Inc a proposed purchasing agency. He also discussed tentar
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Huston
Production Credit Corporation
Washington, D. C
Justment Administration
Huntsville
Cobb
Atlanta
Owen W. Sherrill
Dallas
Agricultural Workers’ Conference
College Mess Hall
Griffin
Orr
Organization of Texas Cooperatives, Inc
Tentar
Negro Woman Fatally Stabbed. Assailant Jailed
Ethel Williams of the Wheelock neighborhood was fatally cut and stabbed Wednesday afternoon by Sylvan Childress, her former companion. The attack occurred on Bryan avenue in front of Tremont store after she refused to return to him. Childress was arrested and jailed on murder charges. a examining trial is set before Justice J. T. Mc Gee Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Williams
Wheelock
Sylvan Childress
Childress
Bryan Avenue
Tremont
J. T. McGee
Santa Claus Institutions of Texas A and M College
A. and M College discussed improving old highway routes to College Station and the College connecting road as ideal state highway projects. The Highway No. 6 committee said work is still proceeding with plans to start soon. PD. L. Weddington reported on last week’s agricultural conference.
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Texas
A. and
M .College
College Station
College
State Highway Department
PD. L. Weddington
County agents discuss cotton plan and local growth
Texas county agents report that federal crop reduction aims to cap cotton at about five hundred thousand bales to reduce surplus and raise prices. Larger producers back the plan as new members boost the association by 52. Letters from Ammon McClellan and Charles F. C. Ladd outline protests and development cooperation. Directors present include Wilson Bradley and James Sullivan.
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Texas
Ammon McClellan
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Charles Edge
R. E. Karper
A. 8. McSwain
Ed S. Martin
E. E .McQuillen
I. Maniloff
G. S. Parker
James Sullivan
D. L. Wilson
D. L. Weddington
Schedule Change Under NRA Rules Now Is Restricted
The article outlines Rule 3 of Article V in the Retail Code restricting store hours changes. It states establishments may change hours only on December 31 annually, may add hours any time while keeping original weekly hours, and may temporarily reduce hours for up to three months in summer without lowering wages. Changes to a different schedule become possible after December 31 1933, with further changes blocked until December 31 1934 unless allowed by paragraphs (b) and (c). The code aims to standardize uniform hours across cities and towns with code-backed compliance.
Baptists Elect Hollomon Vice President in Texas Meeting
Rev. Roy S. Hollomon, former College Avenue Baptist pastor Bryan, elected vice president of the Texas Baptist convention at its first meeting Tuesday night November 7. Also elected were Dr. F. S. Groner of Marshall and Dr. Thomas H. Taylor of Brownwood as vice presidents and Rev. J. L. Truett of Whitewright and Rev. D. B. South of San Antonio as secretaries. R. H. Coleman of Dallas re elected secretary of the corporation.
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Roy S. Hollomon
College Avenue
Bryan
el Paso
Immanuel Baptist Church
Baptist General Convention of Texas
J. C. Harey
Baylor College
Belton
Holloman
F. S. Groner
Marshall
Simple Home Remedy Promises Relief for Varicose Veins
No surgeries or injections needed says Emerald ON. It claims fast healing of leg sores and swelling with simple directions, and a druggist refunds money if not helped. Available at Jenkins Drug Store.
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Emerald ON
Ann
Sim
Jenkins Drug Store
Texas Wheat Signups Top 80 Percent in 3-Year Contracts
More than 80 percent of Texas wheat acreage has signed government domestic allotment contracts in a campaign aided by county agents. About 12 900 farmers represent 3 557 681 acres and 35 510 273 bushels over three years, with 60 of nearly 100 counties reporting results.
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College Station
Texas
Extension Service
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas Wheat
Fort Worth
Amarillo
The
Agricultural Administration
Washington
Martin
W. F. Callendar
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
R. H. Bush
R. R. Reppert
Carl Robinson
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Austin
E. A. Miller
John R. Edmonds
K C Initiation Guests Attend Barbecue and Talks
Visiting K C Initiation members were served a barbecue supper prepared by Lecturer W A Stasny. After the meal talks were given by S20 Andres Grand Knight Cameron Fred Joseph Taylor Rt Rev a B Gleissner pastor of St Josephs Bryan and George Rivaux Grand Knight Galveston. Visitors came from Houston Galveston Cameron East Bernard Brenham and Taylor for the occasion. Degrees were conferred on Herman Krenek Anthony M Gennusa Frank Havel John M Zak Jr Adolph Opersteny Joe Bokowsk Floyd Mushinski Joe Pivonka Jadie Hanus Frank F Regmand Anton Kalinec Frank Kalinec Sammel Restivo Henry Yeager IV Adolph Habarta and Rev T J Valenta.
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W. A. Stasny
S20
Andres
Cameron
Fred Joseph
Taylor
A. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Church
Bryan
George Rivaux
Galveston
Houston
East Bernard
Brenham
Herman Krenek
Anthony M. Gennusa
Frank Havel
John M. Zak, Jr
Adolph Opersteny
Joe Bokowsk
Floyd Mushinski
Joe Pivonka
Jadie Hanus
Frank F. Regmand
Anton Kalinec
Frank Kalinec
Sammel
Restivo
Henry Yeager IV
Adolph Habarta
T. J. Valenta
Mayo urges lifelike sports for adult life and fitness
Mayo argues Lions Club guidance should pick lifelong sports like fishing hunting or golf. He cites a West Chester playground for the very wealthy but notes recreation here fails to stimulate effort and mental exercise is essential for Americans pursuing monetary gain.
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Mr. Mayo
Westchester
New York
America
Mayo
Local Theater Club Plans Winter to Spring Play Dates
The Little Theatre Woman's Club lists directors and stage managers for multiple winter performances. Dec 18 Miss Betty Syptak directs with Curtis Cobb as stage manager, Jan 8 Coulter Hoppess directs with Lily Rush Walker as stage manager, Jan 22 Lois Burtis directs with John Frank Womble as stage manager. A tentative March three act play date is set and new members sign up to join work.
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Woman's Club
Griff Cloud
Woodrow Wallace
Betty Syptak
Curtis Cobb
Coulter Hoppess
Lily Rush Walker
Lois Burtis
John Frank Womble
Brazos to Have Home Agent for Negro Workers
Laurelia Holden, Prairie View graduate, will lead Negro county home demonstration work in Brazos County starting Wednesday. The Huntsville meeting of 57 negro county agents, chaired by C. H. Waller, included welcome remarks by Mayor R. M. Miller and other officials. Demonstrations and talks came from O. B. Martin, H. H. Williamson, R. H. Bush of A and M Extension, and visitors from Washington.
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Brazos County
Laurelia Holden
Prairie View
Trinity
Texas
I. W. State Home
R. M. Miller
Tom Ball
Huntsville Chamber of Commercce
Ann Standley
Tary
Huntsville Item
O. B. Martin
H. H. Williamson
R. H. Bush
A. & M College Extension Service
C. A. Cobb
Christmas Cantata The Christmas Story at Baptist Church
The adult choir of a Baptist church will present The Christmas Story cantata this Sunday at 7 p.m. The program features works by Parks Petrie Myers Simpson Lorenz Wilson Ambrose Gounod and Handl with assistance from Bryan and College church choirs.
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The
Baptist Church
Parks
Petrie
Myers
Simpson
Lorenz
Wilson
Ambrose
Gounod
Handl
First Baptist Choir
Bryan and
College
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Carl T. Sprague
Zebra Dunn
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