Tabor Tales Chronicle Omission and Armistice Day Notes
The issue notes the first missed print of Tabor Tales with editor's fault cited. Alexander Methodist Church gains attendance and Armistice Day emphasis. Upcoming church repairs, cemetery cleanup, pledge drives, and a planned Texas A. and M. game trip are outlined, plus a travelogue on the Texas State Teachers’ Institute and a family visit. Edge vs Tabor basketball results and reflections close with Wheelock game recap and a note on new basketball uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A
Houston
Texas State Teachers’ Institute
South
Texas
el Paso
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Juarez
Rio Grande
King Barleycorn
International Bridge
U. S
Mexico
Baptist church to dedicate new building with basket dinner
MiLlican November 17 report notes the Baptist church will dedicate its new building on the 4th Sunday with an 11 oclock sermon by Rev. R W Windsor of Waco and an evening talk by Hon S W Barron on Literature in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Baptist Ladies
The
Baptist Church
R. W. Windsor
Waco
S. W. Barron
John E. Cory
Emma Williams
Nannie May Williams
Navasota
Alma Williams
Houston
R. E. Dunlap
Robt. Fuqua
Freshman Ernest Farquhar Dies After Football Injury
Ernest E. Farquhar, 21, A and M College Texas freshman end, died at 5 AM in Temple hospital from internal rupture after injuries in a Tuesday scrimmage with the varsity. He lived in Jonesboro Coryell County and was a civil engineering student in the cadet air service. Memorial services set for Guién Hall with college leaders attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
Temple Hospital
Ernest E. Farquhar
M. College of Texas
Farquhar
College Hospital
Temple
W. W. Farquhar
Army Air Corps
Jonesboro
Coryell County
D. M. Farquhar
Air Service
Cadet Corps
Weatherford College
M. College
Dana X. Bible
Charles E. Finley
Nelson
Bible
Iola Observes Armistice Day With Barbecue and Rodeo
Iola residents marked Armistice Day with a community barbecue speeches by Judge W C Davis Tom Sanders and Bill Barron from Iola. The rodeo featured riders such as Lem Stover Wel don Crites Willie Stephens and Frank Grissett. A football game saw Normangee defeat Iola 21 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
W. C. Davis
Bryan
Tom Sanders
Austin
Bill Barron
Sanders
Mr. Barron
Lem Stover
Weldon Crites
Willie Stephens
Frank Grissett
Normangee
A. J. Spiene
Trinity
John Solock
Oklahoma
Faine
Huntsville
R. H. Mize
Oscar Shannon
Clifton McDuffie
Houston
Bill Clancy
Dallas
Hesta Stone
the Cross
Tramp Rocks Car. Woman Hurt in Dalhart Incident
Infuriated after a tourist refused a lift, a tramp hurled a rock at the automobile in Dalhart. The rock struck a woman passenger who received first aid treatment locally.
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Dalhart
A M Military Officials To Attend Dress Parade Show
The Palace Theater screens Dress Parade a romance of a West Point cadet and his girl with U S government approval. A and M College military officials will attend and judge the picture. Special guests include Lt Col Charles J Nelson and several majors captains and lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
O. K
United States
Palace Theater
A. and
M. College
Charles J. Nelson
John E. Sloan
Edward H. Bertram
Thomas F. Limbecker
Albert M
Reverend H H McCain Leaves Bryan to Attend Conference
Reverend H H McCain pastor of the First Methodist church travels to Port Arthur for the annual Methodist conference with church reports. Deaconess Grace Thatcher accompanies him. He will not return to Bryan next year after three years here, and he is greatly esteemed by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McCain
First Methodist Church
Port Arthur
Grace Thatcher
Whole Towns Talking opens Bryan Little Theatre season
The Bryan Little Theatre presents The Whole Town's Talking at the Palace on Tuesday December 6. A rollicking fun piece with Harriett Simmons and Henry Simmons played by Mrs Tyler Haswell and I E Warren, Ethyl Simmons by Mrs Milton Fountain, Chester Binney by Sam Crenshaw, and Roger Shields by Thomas from La Petite Theatre in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Little Theatre
the Palace
Tyler Haswell
Harriett Simmois
I. E
Shorty) Warren
Henry Simmons
Leila Tawy Davis Engaged To Dehald Swift in Bryan Play
Leila Tawy Davis, a popular cinema star, is affianced to Dehald Swift as rehearsals proceed under Mrs. Paul Stevens with Miss Julia Southard directing. Dorothy Doane Ida Belle Higgs Ervin Conway and Mrs. George Foster appear as supporting characters in the Bryan players lineup promising top entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila “Taw
Davis
Betty Spee
Purebred Jersey Cow Queen Jane of Bryan Sets Records
Carl Wipprecht of Bryan owns Queen Jane of Bryan a purebred Jersey cow that completed an official production test. Jane began at age four and in 363 days produced 516.72 pounds of butterfat and 10 876 pounds of milk carrying a calf for 259 days, earning qualification for the American Jersey Cattle Club Register of Merit. Her sire is Spot's King of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wipprecht
Bryan
Jersey
Jane
American Jersey Cattle Club
King
Cattle Club Records Mention Academy’s Jane in New York
The American Association Cattle Club cites Academy’s Jane as a dam located at 324 West 23rd Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Jane
The
American Ass Cattle Club
West 23Rd Street
New York City
Saturday Snake Escapes After Trap Thrown From Window
In Eddy on November 17 a rattlesnake bought in a rat trap at Alfred Cook's Bethany community home. The trapped snake slung the trap through a screened window by its tail and escaped.
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Eddy
Alfred Cook
Bethany
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