Community meat work teams planned for county demonstrations
Plans outline teams from multiple communities to repeat demonstration work for residents. Demonstrations held at Steep Hollow and discussions include pork preservation training to spread better methods locally, with agents guiding central and unorganized sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele McDonald
Ruby
H. E. Sheffield
King’s Highway
Gai. Novosad
Geo. McDonald
Edge
John Ruehiik
John Payne
Abor
Mary Locke
Smith
John Thompson
Barnes
Walter Trong
Ren
A. H. Kel- Ernest Wiese
Illlian
C. M. Fryer
Carl Seely
H. Smith
Ellborn
P. L. ‘Ron
Noah
Hardy Weeden
T. P. Hall
Steep Hollow
George Jones
Jim Tobias
Joe Bond
W. T. Conaway
Lynn Mitchell
Wats
Brazos County
Family quarrel leads to shooting. two brothers arrested
Hubert and Byron Burkhalter were arrested Saturday night on a charge of assault with intent to murder in connection with an attack on their brother in law Burroughs. Burroughs was shot in the foot and leg and is in a Houston hospital. The shooting stems from a family quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
Byron Burkhalter
Award Burroughs
Burroughs
Houston
New Baptist Minister Preaches First Sunday in Bryan
Rev. W. H. Andrew formerly of Chenville has accepted the pastorate of the First Church in Bryan. He left Steph Wille for Abilene to attend the State Baptist Convention and will preach his first sermon in Bryan on Sunday November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrew
Chenville
Slumber party highlights county week of social events
The community enjoyed a week featuring a slumber party hosted by Helen Moore with a hay ride, supper, games, refreshments, and a large night fire with jokes and songs. Local families visited, youths attended a midnight barbecue, and holiday services and football trips were noted along with a funeral and cemetery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moore
C. M. Payne
R. L. Lewis
Mike Rosier
Sam Rosier
Jennie Lou Griffin
Gladys Cross
C. B. Moore
Clifford
Clifton Barnett
Shiloh
Floyd Moore
A. G. Barnett
Robertson County
Hilma Andrews
Bryan
Edge
W. D. McDonald
Normangee
John Nedbelek
F. Martin
George Gingham
H. M
Adolph Kopecky
Mary
King’s Highway
Arward Thomason
J. D. Sanders
Top” Bruce
Vada
Pauline Childress
Gussie O'Neal
Nina Mae Moore
E. T. Closs
J. M. Closs
Bettie
Berdie Ruehlik
Ed Skubal
Franklin
Emmett Holland
Oklahoma
Local Social News Highlights From Benchley
Sunday gatherings fill the Benchley church scene with families from Bremond Bryan and Mumford attending services and visiting friends. The community notes an upcoming wedding, the underwood underwood and Beker plans, plus moonlight supper games and tales amid neighbors and relatives.
Brazos 4-H Shows Strength In Texas Poultry Contests
In Dallas Fair egg-laying event 4-H members statewide entered poultry. Joe Martin Henderson placed fourth with ten White Leghorn pullets earning $6. Elle Manning won first on White Leghorn cock at the American Legion Fair. Willis Edge plans a Thanksgiving terracing demonstration on his Tabor farm. A soil saving sermon is urged to accompany noon lunch. Caution is urged against milk price conflicts harming Brazos county dairy industry.
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Dallas
Texas
Joe Martin Henderson
Brazos County
Elle Manning
Willis Edge
Yeager
Tabor
Walter Armstrong
Dad
Short
Bryan
Houston
Lecture by A B Martin at Church of Christ Sunday
Wallin who attended Sunday School here and A B Martin of Bryan will deliver a lecture at the Church of Christ at 4 o'clock Sunday. The public is invited. Mr and Mrs Hosea Collier and children of Mumford were in Benchiey Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peyton
Bremond
Hester Rayhorn
Thornton
W. H. Peyton
Church of Christ
G. B. Bowman
Lampasas
Bowman
Dee Beadenhammer
Ellie Sikes
W. L. Sikes
Bryan
Mack Sikes
Henry Baker
Calvert
C. B. Bowman
Pency Underwood
Bill Lamme
Jewel Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Austin
Lamme
Wheelock
Arnett
Dave Arnett
Johnnie Peyton
Steele's
Ethel
Langford Produce Company Incorporation in Bryan
Langford Produce Company is incorporated for 5000 dollars to conduct poultry and eggs business in Bryan. Incorporators are Travis Bryan Forrest Jones and Ivan Langford with Langford as president Bryan as secretary and Jones as treasurer. The firm rents storage and handling gear from Ailen Smith Inc and operates from the rear of the Smith building on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langford Produce Company
Bryan
Travis Bryan
Forrest Jones
Ivan Langford
Langford
Mr. Bryan
Jones
Ailen Smith, Inc
Smith Building
North Main Street
No Foxes Found By Ward Hunters Barbecue Enjoyed
Hounds bayed to the moon and about fifty Montgomery Ward Company employees and friends enjoyed an annual outing on Monday night. No foxes were found after long hunts though a possum was produced for a Christmas dinner. They traveled four miles west on the Sandy Point road for a wilderness feel and a large barbecue feast before marching out for the fox drive led by R. L. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward Company
R. L. Jones
Hunt
Ward Force
Sandy Point
Mr. Jones
Aubrey Tobias
Bryan ‘Jaie
Ward
R. A. McDaniels
Catholic Daughters Plan Comedy Play at Local High School
The Catholic Daughters of America will stage the three act comedy Cashing Thru at the high school auditorium on February 1 and 17. The production features a cast of 12 and a chorus of eight girls all local talent and proceeds go to the Catholic Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Catholic Daughters
Intent to Marry Filed by Four Couples in State County Clerk
Charles Degelia and Francis Fezzarotto of Brazos county along with Sam Orlando and Jennie Patronella of Robertson county have filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee. Miss Leona Tucker of Houston is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Oak McKenzie on South Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Degelia
Francis Fezzarotto
Brazos County
Sam Orlando
Jennie Patronella
Robertson County
Jess B. McGee
Leona Tucker
Houston
Mrs. Oak McKenzie
South
Washington Avenue
Monroe Hopkins Tent Show Promises Quality At Low Prices
The Monroe Hopkins Tent Show touts years of touring in the 300 largest Texas towns. It claims to be the best show in town and emphasizes reduced prices of 10 cents admission and 10 cents for reserved chairs, while asserting regular prices remain higher at 380 cents admission and 20 cents for reserved chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Hopkins
Texas
Magician to Give Performance Here Saturday Night
Rehab the Magician headlines a 7 30 pm show at Stephen F. Austin auditorium with illusions The Birds From Nowhere and Where Do The Pigeons Go plus human production from an empty house A hypnotized Indian and a woman for a man deception slot reveal fake mediums Demanding charity profits go to Bryan high school athletic funds ensuring kid friendly tricks with rabbits ducks and white rats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin
India
Rekab
Bryan High School
Millions in foodstuffs preserved through Texas
LUBBOCK Nov. 14. More than five million tin cans of fruits and vegetables and a million and a half jars of fruits have been preserved by women in about 18 counties of Lubbock territory on the South Plains. Value estimated at over $1,675,000 based on 25 cents a quart. Likely canning of meats this winter is not included.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Homecoming Day at Steep Hollow Church Sunday
The annual Steep Hollow Homecoming drew neighbors and former residents to the church five miles east of Bryan for songs recitations and talks. A noon dinner followed. cemetery care plans were discussed with Jim Tobias contracted for 200 dollars yearly.
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Steep Hollow Church
Bryan
Steep Hollow
Lown Hall
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
Rock Prairie
Reliance
Harvey
George B. Butler
Jim Tobias
Five Monster Sweets Raised In One Hill
Elgin reports five sweet potatoes exhibit at a local market weighing 55 pounds total all grown under a single hill. Largest specimen weighs 11 pounds. Grown by Martin Kastner near McDade in Bastrop County. Year sees large crop but potato weevil damages many yams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Martin Kastner
McDade
Bastrop County
Speedy relief promised for rheumatism patent medicine
An advertisement touts Allenia as a non opiate remedy for rheumatism neuritis lumbago and sciatica. It claims rapid pain relief within 24 hours and removal of excess uric acid with a formula developed to treat the condition scientifically. Jenkins Drug Store and other outlets sell one six ounce bottle for five dollars with a money back guarantee for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenia
Jenkins Drug Store
Densmiabe
Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin touted for vitality
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a simple daily stimulant for the vital organs. It claims quick energy gains, a gentle laxative action with senna and pepsin, and warns against chronic constipation and auto intoxicat ion. It asserts wide availability and low cost.
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Dr. Caldwell
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