Free Baptist rally tops College Avenue in BFYPS action
Five Free Baptist players spark a 21 to 19 comeback win over College Avenue to claim first place in the BFYPS tournament. Moody and Carroll lead the attack while Curt Cobb battles on defense. Edna Smith and Munday shine for the Methodists in the girls game, as Presbyterians struggle in the second half.
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of Free Baptist
College Avenue
Free Baptists
Nd Moody
Carroll
Bryan High
Curt Cobb
Edna Smith
Espernday
Weddington
Methodists
Smith
Munday
Lichte
Syptak
Williams
Daniels
Spell
Davis
Presbyterian
Hicks
Dansby
Holland
Kraft
McNeeley
Taylor
Focmarts
Cobb
Andrews
Lawless
Melody
Hudson
Riley
Cloud
Franklin
Sadd
Jones
Tick Eradication Efforts Continue as County Targets Reinfestation
The report details ongoing tick eradication across the county with dipping and spraying to protect horse herds. Despite partial success, many herds remain untreated and seed ticks persist. State and local cooperation funded most costs, with coordinators urging vigilance to prevent reinfestation after December 1.
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Acne County
Cotton Ginning Totals Through November 1
The area reports 14 519 bales of cotton ginned up to November 1 this year, compared with 99 bales less last year, indicating a slight drop in output. The data reflects early harvest movements across the region and local ginner activity.
NCOSE VEINS By New Method
A home remedy claim promises quick healing of sores and swelling with simple instructions. The ad suggests the method helps even if the user is bedridden and urges following directions for a rapid return to normal activity.
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Jenkins Dey
Brazos Reserve Officers Respond to War Threat
In a wartime alert near Brazos River and Wellborn, Blue forces rushed infantry, cavalry with machine gun platoon, artillery, and engineers to safeguard College Station supplies. Patrols near Wellborn clocked enemy infantry and artillery moving along both old and new highways, with enemy strength evolving to a regiment and fieldArtillery battalion.
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College
F. G. Andersen
M. C. Birdwell
E. J. Howell
J. C. Cheatham
L. M. Cook
C. J. Harison
F. D. Hermann
L. B. Jones
R. S. Jones
Tt. B. Ketterson
Koppe's Ridge
Brazos River
Wellborn
College Station
Community Chest Reports Surplus Funds With Audit Planned
Cash and pledges exceed the budget by about $700 with totals over $5,500. A certified public accountant will audit the books after all donations are in and again at year end. No checks are honored without both the chairman and secretary signing. The committee may allocate surplus to local charities if pledges are paid, or keep a permanent reserve.
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Emeller
Publc
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest Committee
Ccollege
Ches Fond
Ex Bryan Schoolmates Gather in Waco Reunion
Mrs Evelyn Bain hosted Frank Bain of Austin and his former Bryan grammar school friends Gene Smithers Erwin Conway Donald Held and Coulter Hoppess for a dinner at Memorial Dormitory Baylor University during his weekend visit. Bain a pre med student at UT Austin, joined his old Bryan companions now studying at Baylor University in Waco.
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Waco News-Tribune
Bryan
Evelyn Bain
Frank Bain
Austin
Memorial
Baylor University
Texas
Gene Smithers
Erwin Conway
Donald Held
Coulter Hoppess
Frank
Texas Clubwomen Change Date for Annual Meeting
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs approved three policy changes at its 35th annual convention. The term of the president extends to three years, the retiring president becomes director in Texas, and state conventions move to May, reducing the term length and shifting elections. Six district presidents supported the move amid protest by Mrs. Fincher who called it a surprise. The next convention may be in Austin pending January director decisions.
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J. L. Brock
Corpus Christi
Texas Federation of Womn
Federation
Bob Barker
Fort Worth
A. S. Lewis
Dallas
Elizabeth Phillips
Tyler
L. Brock
Bryan
Alex Adams
San Antonio
Carrie Jeaves
Brownwood
A Hill
Canyon
Dilis
Fincher
Brock
Distict
Ncoming
New IME Minister Deep in Work at College Church
Rev. Robert L. Jackson, new pas tor of the College Methodist church, arrived last weekend and preached at both services. He drew large crowds for sermons on The Hour Has Come and Isaiah's Vision. College life marked his past, including four successive state relay championships and a state oratorical title. He came from California to SMU for his Bachelor of Divinity and served as associate pastor there.
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Charles Seleeman
Dallas
Texarkana
Rusk
San Francisco
California
Christian Education Assembly For
San Morris College
Jacksonville
Mia
Jackson
Church
T. O. Walton
James Allen Chapman
Board of Christian Education
Texas Conference
M. E. Church, South
Robert L. Jackson
New Pasos
College Methodist Church
Isaiah
Southern Methodist University
Funeral Service For Aged Mason Friday Morning
Funeral services for James Robert Middleton aged 83 will be held Friday morning Nov 11 at 10 o clock from the home of his daughter Mrs B T Poole in Bryan with burial in Bryan city cemetery Rev Ed J Harris and Rev H F Robinson will conduct services at the home then Brazos Union Lodge No 129 A M and A M will take charge for the grave Masonic ceremony Middleton a life member of Madisonville Lodge No 740 was born Jan 30 1849 in Miller county Georgia and came to Texas in 1869 He married Ellen Z Palmer on Dec 12 1872 and had 13 children eight survive along with 26 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren two generations died this year including a great great grandchild
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B. T. Poole
James Robert Middleton
Bryan City
Ed J. Harris
Bryan Methodist Church
H. F. Robinson
Huntsville
Brazos Union Lodge
A. M
Middleton
Madisonville Lodge
Mr. Midleton
Miller County
Georgia
Texas
Millican
Ellen Z., Palmer
Longtime Mason and Alvin church member dies aged 16
The obituary notes a man who joined the Odist church at age sixteen and remained a faithful member throughout life. He held church membership at Alvin at the time of his death and was a Mason for 55 years.
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Odist Church
Alvin
Low mood plant at Yeager Store sparks curiosity
A home crafted crystal growth dubbed the low mood plant captivates observers at Yeager hardware. Charcoal base plus bluing salt and water matured into a pink and white mass resembling cotton candy and cottage cheese in places.
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E. E. Yeager
Yeager-Edge Hardware Company
88th Birthday of Anderson Church Observed Sunday
The First Baptist Church of Anderson celebrated its eighty eighth anniversary on Sunday November 13. Organized on Armistice Day November 11 1844 the observance honored the church’s real birthday. Rev J Boulet led the morning service with songs readings and speeches. Richard J McGinty of Willis preached in the evening on The Love of Christ the Essential Motive for Service.
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First Baptist Church of
Anderson
J. ©. Boulet
Richard J. McGinty
Willis
Christ
Removal of Eyeball Follows Eye Injury
Mrs Anna Manly travels to Houston to be with her son Fred Manly as he undergoes an operation. The report notes the eye injury led to removal of the eyeball and a hospital procedure in Houston.
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Anna Manly
Houston
Fred Manly
Eye Injury Leads to Medical Eye Removal in Houston
Fred Manly, injured weeks ago in a Houston machine shop, faced ongoing eye trouble. Despite prior hope of saving sight, renewed inflammation forced doctors to remove the eyeball.
Barron Ventures to Madisonville and Anderson on Business
W. S. Barron traveled by bus to Madisonville and Anderson on a routine business trip today.
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W. S. Barron
Madisonville
Anderson
Busiess
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