Good Cheer Drive Endorsed by Chamber Directors
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors endorsed the Good Cheer clothing and bedding drive. President J K B Stanford urged careful relief distribution for this winter and noted bedding and children's clothing needs, with stricter case validation. Activities include paving tests on College avenue and traffic control for the Aggie Longhorn game at Kyle Field. Morris Schulman will donate half receipts from Palace shows on Wednesday November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer
of C
Bryan and Braves County
College Avenue
Morris Schulman
the Palace
N. B. Alien
Travis B. Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
W. K. Gibbs
W. F. Gelber
Tyler Haswell
O. S. Johnson
Jno
Obituary for Mies Parizek and funeral details
Mies Parizek, longtime secretary to the Crensnaw and Mitchell agency, a member of the Catholic Daughters of America and Catholic Sokels, will be missed in church and business circles. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from her residence and 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, with interment in Bryan City Cemetery. McCulloch-Dansby in charge. Pallbearers and Lions Club members attend. Dr. Morris Searcy listed as pastor among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crensnaw and Mitchell Agency
Mies Parizek
Catholic Daughters of America
Catholic Sokels
Fraternitie
National Connection
Miss Parizek
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
B. Gleissner
McCulloch-Dansby
Bryan City Cemetery
Luke Patronesla
W. C. Mitchell
John Stasny
Wills P. Walker
Victor Boris
Root rot discussed as fungus threat to crops
Dr Taubenhaus compares root rot to cancer in knowledge gaps and outlines its fungal nature. He notes grain crops resistive, lime soils worsen infestation, and sugar feeds the fungus. Efforts focus on resistant cotton varieties and agro chemicals, with lime-rich Texas soils highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taubenhaus
Texas
Annie Palermo
Macopil
Misa Vitopil
Palermo
H. Ferguson
W. Wimberly
Luke Pato Tnella
Lion
Taboros Smith
Steep Hollow
A. D. Jackson
Rye
Dion Charles H. Edge
1931 Texas 4-H winners win rides from Santa Fe railroad
The Texas 4-H champions from nineteen counties earned Santa Fe sponsored trips, with winners listed by county and project. Entries include Doss Bantin from Plainview netting 115.94 from three calves, Norman Berry from Seagraves 251.94 from dairy cows, and Sam B. Gillette from Canutillo a top yield over two bales per acre on seven acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Boys
Santa Fe
Texas
Doss Bantin
Plainview
Hale County
Charley Miles
Mosheim
Bosque County
Norman Berry
Seagraves
Gaines County
Dayton L. Drachenberg
Beasley
Fort Bend County
Howard Pogue
Tulsa
Swishers County
Alvin Weidner
Burton
Washington County
Lester Flora
Algoa
Galveston County
Sam B. Gillette
Canutillo
FE Paso
Erwin Billig
Sealy
Austin County
Ben Orczarzak
Somerville
Bureson County
Arvie Elliott
Lubbock County
EF. L. Park, Jr
Knox City
Knox County
Roy Simmons
Earth
Lamb County
Dack Barnhart
Gainesville
Cooke County
Joe Martin Henderson
Kurten
Brazos County
Harrold Barrett
Hamlin
Jones Cunty
Thomas Neal
Woodlawn
Harricon
Bey
Sanders Alspaugh
Arlington
Dallas County
Evans Moody
Piedmont
Grimesounty
Armour and Company
Chicago
Elmer Johnson
Sudan
Howard O’daniel
Swisher County
Thomas E. Wilson
O’daniel
Regional championship bid hints at Chicago trip prize
County agents supervise about 17,000 club boys in 180 Texas counties. Demonstrations were judged on yield profit story and community impact of the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Baptist Banquet Ends Night Of Talent And Laughter
Rev. John L. Wharton and H A Black led a church program filled with ventriloquism egg antics saxophone solos and a husband calling contest. An audience ducked eggs hurled by Sankey Park while Miss Eleanor Lucas read aloud and Carl Cochran played. A roast turkey banquet served by Mrs. Clarence Vick’s group topped the evening with many attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wharton
H. P. Black
M. I. Evans
W. C. Alexander
Sankey Park
Eleanor Lucas
Carl Cochran
Charles Cochran
Clarence Vick
W. W. Newport
Ida Mae Hall
Verna Stewert
Margaret Cobb
Bell Carmichael
J. F. Stanford
Jessie M. Hensarling
John Stanford
A. J. Finlay
Willis Nolan
Tiny Ross
A. E. Finlay
Patti Minkert
Wilmon Ross, Jr
Lyda Dell Withers
George Dorman
Merrie Lillian Parks
Dorothy Covington
W. S. Johnson
R. c. Dunn
Robert Taylor
Lois Kraft
Jessie Deason
Tom A. Sweenel
W. B. Richards
Elizabeth Hunnicwtt
Pauline Hawke
D. D. White
Alia Stanford
C. P. Mosley
Judie Sowarby
C. J. Cochran
Lonnie Walton
W. Q. Alexander
G. B. Slover
William Nash
Milton Nelson
Stella Mae Way
Lucille Vick
Clarence Vick, Jr
Jane Reynolds
Jane Singletary
Morris Williamson
Joe Danforth
Birtie Jee Davis
Glynn Williams
W. R. Mc Lullough
Aline King
Geo. B. Lorraine
Chas. S. Myers
Mable McQueen
Egan Dickenson
Clara Calhoun
Mayme Sparks
A. B. Ford
Ezra Lee Waits
Harry Williams
A. T. Ball
Harry L. Durham
Mary Ruth Ball
Eugene Hart
Esther Lee Price
W. B. Dahl
Imogene Bunting
Lettie Davis
R. M. Vick, Jr
Margaret Bunting
Maude Jones
A. G. Anderson
Pat Newton
May Sowarby
J. R. Hatler
J. E. Stanford
Henry Sevier
Haven Tex Rickard
Gladys Shaw
Tex Rickard
Stella Hart
F. I. Bishop
Doris House
Gaines Planned For Annual Meet Music Teachers
Houston social plans outline events for the Texas Music Teachers Association annual convention set for the last three days of Thanksgiving week. Activities include a Rice Hotel banquet, a Lamar luncheon, an artists concert at Rice, a ship canal boat trip to the San Jacinto battlefield with dinner, and a post-event supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas Music Teachers’ Association
John Wesley Graham
Rice
Lamar
Ship Canal
San Jacinto Battlefield
Brazos County teachers urged to meet at courthouse
Rural school educators, white and negro, are summoned by County Superintendent D. J. McDonald to two sessions in the district court room this Saturday. White teachers meet at 10 AM and negro teachers at 2 PM for important business and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
D. J. McDonald
McDonald
Good Cheer Seeks Bedding and Children’s Clothing Drive
Mrs J W Batts, general chairman, says heavy demand for bedding and children's clothing is needed this week. Citizens are urged to contribute serviceable clothing for adults and children and bedding, with collection set for Thursday and Friday. Call a section committee member to arrange pickup. committee list appeared in Monday’s Eagle.
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J. W. Batts
The
Eagle
Bryan Firemen Awarded $100 Pledge by College Station Men
Business men of College Station presented the Bryan fire department with a $100 purse in recognition of their aid after a disastrous fire swept the area. Reports credit Bryan firefighters with preventing further destruction as College station crews fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College Station
Bryan Fire Department
College Department
YWA Mission Study Institute At College Church
The YWA held a Mission Study Institute Monday night at College Station’s Baptist church with members from Bryan First Baptist College Avenue and Navasota First Baptist. Fern Eitel led the session on Lottie Moon exams. attendees from four churches completed the study and papers and enjoyed hot refreshments afterward.
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YWA
College Church
Y. W. A. Mission Study Institute
Baptist Church
College Station
First Baptist Church
College Avenue Church
Bryan
Navasota
Fern Eitel
Creath- Brazos Baptist Association
W. N. Purcell
Bryen
Lida Dell Withers
Dorothy Covington
Patti Minkert
Victorine Dia
Talla Dean Randoph
Mary Ruth Ball
College Avenue
Hattie Russell
Mandel Wiley
Ada Cheatham
Ethel ‘Thompson
Ruth Bowers
J. W. Wiley
Funeral Service Held for Youth Killed in Crash
Funeral services were held for D. R. Dawson age 20 at his home and the Steep Hollow cemetery. He died after a car accident near Crosby Sunday night. Survived by mother Mrs. Mattie Dawson two sisters Mrs J R Tuck and Miss Bernadine Dawson and two brothers Alton and Floyd Dawson all of Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Joe Dawson
East
Cornelius
D. R. Dawson
Crosby
Bryan
Dawson
J. P. Brown
Dawson Home
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
Mattie Dawson
J. R. Tuck
Bernadine Dawson
Alton
Floyd Dawson
Mrs Cyril Luker Hosts Two Table Bridge Club
A congenial afternoon at Mrs Cyril Luker’s home featured a two table bridge club with guests including Mesdames F N Gibbons R B Butler Ed Einestein L F E Grinter Cyril Adams G C Bauer E R Alexander C M Fairies. Chrysanthemums adorned the rooms and centerpieces for refreshments after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Luker
Mesdames F. N. Gibbons
R. B. Butler
Ed Einestein
L. F E. Grinter
Cyril Adams
G. C. Bauer
E. R. Alexander
C. M. Fairies
Bryan Society Highlights Twenty Five Years Ago
Thursday afternoon Mrs. F M Law hosted a luncheon honoring Miss Jennie June Howell with yellow decorations and a four course menu. Guests included Miss Howell plus Ethel Cavitt and others. Edgeworth Webb and Marion Law Jr. scored a Hearts game. consolation prize awarded and a painted guest book given. The Entre Nous Club meets Friday. Nov 19 marks C A Patterson golden wedding anniversary after fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Law
Jennie June Howell
Edgeworth Webb
Marion Law, Jr
Ethel Cavitt
Emily Peale
Lillian Parks
Ida May Griffiths
Dallas
Norma Calhoun
Houston
Houston Tissier
Salem
Ala
Lila Graham McInnis
Laula Coulter
Nellie Batte
Sadie Cavitt
Winnie Thomas
Emily Thomas
Mesdames Webb Howell
R. S. Webb
H. E. White
W. C. Davis
T. R. Batte
J. W. Howell
C. A. Patterson
Concord
N. C
Bryan
Langfords Host Bridge Supper Club Evening
In College Park Mr and Mrs Ernest Langford hosted twelve bridge club members with a buffett supper and game amid pink roses and orchids. The note covers social visits, a surprise wedding of Una Edge to Sessions S James in Shreveport, and announces Leon G Harrison’s marriage announcement to Edith Elizabeth Currier in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Langford
College Park
Bryan
Leon G. Harrison
Waller County
Edith Elizabeth Currier
J. W. Currier
Houston
Texas Extension Service Names R H Bush Pasture Specialist
R H Bush formerly Eastland County agricultural agent and with Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau has been named special agent in pasture and feed crops for the Extension Service at Texas A and M College and the U S Department of Agriculture. His appointment, effective December 1, aims to boost permanent pasture development and cropping systems with livestock. Bush grew up in Mississippi and trained at Texas A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
R. H. Bush
Eastland County
Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau
Extension Service
Texas A. and
M. College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
H. H. Williamson
Bush
Mississippi
A. and M. College
Texas
Eastland
Funeral Held For Aged Brazos County Citizen
Willis G Reynolds died Sunday night at 11 55 in Bryan Brazos County. He was born April 30 1858 in Leon County and moved to Brazos County as a youth. He lived in Bryan 25 years and is survived by his wife and son Ralph Reynolds of Dallas plus two sisters. He belonged to the Free Will Baptist church. Funeral services were held at 4 pm from his late home 2671 Randolph Avenue with Rev EF Morris and Rev C B Thompson officiating. Burial followed in Bryan City Cemetery. McCulloch Dansby directed arrangements. Pallbearers were T A Cloud Jas L Edge Johnnie O Connor H O Ferguson T A Adams and J M Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Aiip
Willis G. Reynolds
Bryan
Brazos County
W. G. Reynolds
Leon County
Tabor
Lena Gilpin
Bryen
Ralph Reynolds
Dallas
McCulloch-Dansby
T. A Cloud
Jas. L. Edge
Johnnie O'Connor
H. O. Ferguson
T. A. Adams
J. M. Ferguson
Red Cross Drive Progress Report and Leader
The Fiftieth annual Red Cross roll call continues this week until Thanksgiving Day November 26. J Webb Howell roll call chairman says outreach will enroll all, with repeats to reach the quota as receipts show progress and local needs remain strong with $5 and $10 memberships sustaining local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
J. Webb Howell
Red Cross
Screen Pictures Of Arabs Unlque Says Said Taji
Said Taji a young Arab of Palestine told the First Methodist church Sunday morning that Americans hold two false views about his country. He said Arabs are not all murderers and bandits and blamed movies for stereotypes. Taji is visiting America from Jerusalem and attends A and M College studying citrus culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taji
Palestine
First Methodist Church
America
American University
Beruit
I Sand
Last of Concrete Poured on College Avenue
The final concrete pour on North College Avenue occurred this morning. The full strip will be trimmed and marked with a black center stripe. Tests are planned late this week on the south section to determine readiness for opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
North College Avenue
Aggie Longhorn Tilt Tests City Traffic Plans
Heavy Thanksgiving traffic expected with thousands of visitors for the Aggie-Longhorn football tilt. Tests at A and M College Friday or Saturday will determine if streets can be opened to traffic the last of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Field
Stanford
A. and M. College
Marteon
Brookshire
Harrison
College Station
Aggie- Longhorn
A.and M. College
State Tax Receipts Cut Down Overdraft
Austin reports tax remittances are arriving at the state treasury to trim the general revenue deficit. State Treasurer Charley Lockhart said remittances during the month should materially lessen the overdraft, which stood at 4 448 789 dollars today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Charley Lockhart
Contests at Steep Hollow Meet Highlight Local Talent
Charlie Cobb and Allen Broadway provided violin and guitar music at the Steep Hollow community gathering. School children under teacher direction sang many songs. Joe Bond reported on November 6 meat demonstrations at the College. County Agent C L Bennson helped run contests and recreational features as residents from Steep Hollow Harvey Reliance and Bryan filled the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cobb
Allen Broadway
Steep Hollow
Joe Bond
C. L. Bennson
Harvey
Reliance
Bryan
For Sale 1930 Model A Ford Coupe
A 1930 Model A Standard Ford Coupe for sale with 5000 miles and near new condition. Priced reasonably, located near Prospect School on Highway 21. Contact J W Stewart for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect ‘School
J. W. Stewart
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Morris Searcy
W. S. Howell
I. Manilotf
W. F P. Paulson
J. C. Goldsmith
Ray Milley
Charles H. Edge
Frederick A. Burt
Charles S. Myers
Luke Patronella
R. G. Williigns
Joe Kaplan
Mit Dansby
Lamar Jones
Rolland Dansby
J. Coulter Smith
R. A. McDaniels
F. D. Fuller
R. H. Harrison Jr
W.E. Wimberly
R. C. Franks
Roy Danforth
Baptist
Hage
Gaines
Court House
Mrs
M. Lopez
Woman’s Club
Rosa Sandoz
San Juan
Porto Rico
Sandoz
Luether Jones
A. and M
T. C. Harry
Norman F. Rode
Sbisa
J. P .Dobyne
Entre Nous Club
T. K. Lawrence
Mrs. Langford
C. N. Shepardson
F. W. Hensel
N. M. McGinnis
E. E. McQuillen
W. Williams
Una Edge
Ss. S. James
Sessions S. James
Lufkin
Shreveport
N. E. Ladd
James
George Edge
Dupuy Chevrolet Company
Bryan High School
Oak McKenzie
J.C. Penney
Jerusalem
Bayer
San Antonio
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
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