Folks Mostly About Folks From Tuesday's Daily
Local notes report visits and travels of Bryan area residents. Fred Wilkerson and son Fred Jr. in San Antonio after A M College trip. P S Mangum on two week North Texas trip. Mrs M G Nall and daughter Martha visit the Betheas in Bryan. Frank Degelia cares at Wilkerson clinic after surgery. F L Henderson improving at home. Charles F Hillier attends funeral clinic in Houston. Willie Dixon and Henry Dixon of Thornale shop in Bryan. M T Rowell and son James from Minter Springs in Bryan. Victor Andrews ill at home.
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Fred Wilkerson
San Antonio
Fred, Jr
A. & M. College
Bryan
P. S. Mangum
North Texas
M. G. Nall
Martha
Georgetown
Lamar Bethea
Frank Degelia
Hearne
Wilkerson Memorial
F. L. Henderson
Chas. F. Hillier
Houston
Willie Dixon
Henry Dixon
Thorndale
M. T. Rowell
James
Minter Springs
Victor Andrews
Ist Baptist Young Men Banquet Monday Night
Thirty two members and guests of the First Baptist Sunday school Young Men class enjoyed a banquet at the church Monday evening with E J Holcomb as toastmaster. The program featured a vocal solo by W S Johnson, a chalk talk by Gary Minkert, an instrumental solo by J T H Mize, "The History of the Class" by Jim Breland, and responses by church and class leaders. Decorations were arranged by the Woman's Missionary Union and dinner prepared by Mrs J L Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
E. J. Holcomb
Ward Newport
W. S. Johnson
John Edge
Gary Minkert
J. T. H. Mize
Jim Breland
W. H. Andrew
M. W. Bergeson
J. H. Binney
C. W. Crawford
Pat Newton
Woman's Missionary Union of the Church
J. L. Cobb
Julian Cobb
Dorothy Hostetter
A. D. Holcomb
Thomas Cook
Lee Franklin
Edison English
Chas. Myers
J. L. Sowell
M. R. Maloney
Bill Richards
Set. Toliver
L. C. Reynolds
E. C. Dyer
W. W
Astin Named All Aggie Star by Houston Men
E H Astin a Bryan banker and former Aggie tackle is named on the second All Aggie team by Houston press writers Andy and Fatty Saper with other Houston football men. The article lists Astin among Texas stars and recalls the first and second Aggie teams with several named players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Houston
E. H. Astin
Bryan Banker
Aggie
Andy
Houston Press
Fatty” Saper
Herbert Schott
Dick Franklin
Texas A. & M
Texas University
Aggies
Texas
Babe’ Astin
Thieves Raid Henry Garage Friday Night
W. R. Henry found his garage door unlocked Friday night and a wheel and tire missing from his car when he checked Saturday morning. The thieves also took the jack handle but nothing else. Henry said his garage will be kept locked in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
W. R. Henry
Mr. Henry
Thethieves
Allen to End Play Here on Thurs Night
Allen Academy Ramblers and Sam Houston Teachers College Bearkittens prepare for their season finale at Forrest Field in Bryan Thursday night. The Ramblers beat Texas College of Arts and Industries 20 7 while the Bearkittens routed Stephen F. Austin 13 0 in Huntsville. Jake Wilson built a fast offense with Woods Brown and Byrd gaining on the right side led by Patranella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy Ramblers
Sam Houston Teachers College Bearkittens
Forrest Field
Bryan
Rambler Eleven
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Huntsville
Bearkittens
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College
Rambler
Jake Wilson
Broncos
Jones
Papich
Gary
Canady
Hutson
Carlisle
Oakly
Ramblers
Galveston Little Hurricanes
Colts Prepare For Final Game With Waco Team
The Colts at Stephen F. Austin High School brace for their season finale scheduled for next Monday night at Forrest Field. They meet the West Junior High Yellow Jackets of Waco, who are undefeated in Central Texas junior high play and feature captain Clovis Bowen and star Billie Benson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Forrest Field
West Junior High Yellow Jackets
Waco
Lions Club
Wacoans
Central Texas
Central Junior High
Temple
West Junior High
Temple Club
Reagan Junior High Mustangs
Yellow Jackets
Clovis Bowen
Howard Smith
Buddy Gatewood
Elwood Blankenship
West
Joel Bonner
Billie Benson
Colt
David Benson
Bryan Benson
Want Farm Agents for Indian Service
The United States Civil Service Commission announced openings for farm agent positions in the Indian Field Service, Department of Interior. Applications must be filed by December 31. entrance salary is 1800 dollars annually, with education and experience requirements. Full details are available at post offices or from the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Service
Indian Field Service
Department of Interior
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Commission
Buchanan 8 Captain for Baylor Leads Bears to 20-0 Win
Raymond Buchanan former Bryan Bronco star and Baylor senior captained the Bears in a 20-0 victory over Centenary on Baylor's field. He scored Baylor's final touchdown by blocking a punt return and has served as captain in multiple games including Hardin-Simmons Texas A and M and Centenary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Buchanan
Bryan Bronco
Baylor University
Baylor Bears
Centenary
Bryan Boy
Baylor
Buchanan
Bears
Hardin-Simmons
Texas A. & M
Aggies Ready for Thanksgiving Day clash with Longhorns
COLLEGE STATION Nov. 19 The Texas Aggies prep for the Thanksgiving Day game at Kyle Field against the University of Texas Longhorns after a poor season, with Cadet followers viewing a win as salvaging the year. Halfback Waylon Manning and Guard Nick Willis join Nash Thompson on the injury roster after the Rice game. Thompson aims to return midweek following a neck injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Aggies
Kyle Field
University of Texas Longhorns
Aggies
Texas
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Waylon Manning
Nick Willis
Nash Thompson
Rice
Thompson
Houston
Sam Houston
Owls
Aggie
Bryan City Streets Set for Paving Push
The city commission has not yet decided on proceeding with the paving work but sees another bargain option. If the topping of the remaining graveled streets is approved, Bryan could boast nearly all streets paved with concrete or asphalt, an achievement unmatched by any Texas city of its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
Texas Chamber Elects Lawson Secretary Treasurer
G S Buchanan announces W J Lawson of Huntsville Chamber of Commerce as secretary treasurer editor of the Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association to succeed M D Abernathy of Longview who resigned last month due to ill health and duties. Lawson is well known in Bryan and has visited here multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Buchanan
Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers’ Association
W. J. Lawson
Huntsville Chamber of Commerce
M. D. Abernathy
Longview
Lawson
Bryan
Bryan Girls Chosen as Captains in Loan Fund Drive
Miss Rose Kaplan and Miss Sara Maniloff of Bryan are named captains for the Texas State College for Women Loan Fund Drive. Kaplan is a sophomore in kindergarten primary education, Maniloff a sophomore in business administration. Dallas pair Margaret and Marie Caillet manage the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Rose Kaplan
Sara Maniloff
Bryan
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Margaret
Marie Caillet
Dallas
Miss Kaplan
Joe Kaplan
Miss Maniloff
L Maniloff
Della Ross Walker Engaged to Jack L Blake
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Della Ross Walker of Houston to Mr. Jack L Blake of Bryan with families named. The couple plans a December 13 wedding and Miss Walker is a niece of James K Walker of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Ross Walker
Houston
John Ross Walker
Bryan
Jack L. Blake
L. R. Blake
Austin Street
Miss Walker
James K. Walker
Negro rural teachers meet at Kemp high school
Negro teachers from Brazos county held their regular monthly meeting at Kemp high school Saturday morning. Pauline Watkins and Jeannes supervisor led the session, organizing and guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Kemp High School
Pauline Watkins
Jeannes Supevisor
High school squads seek wins as cellar duel looms
Bryan and Conroe battle in a key district clash as both teams search for their first district victory. Bryan, 0-1 in district with a 25-0 opener win over Madisonville, faces Conroe, which has yet to score in eight games. The article notes recent struggles and late-season hopes, plus a broader look at college football rankings and powerhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Conroe
Broncos
Madisonville
Broncs
Brenham
Houston
Hillsboro Eagles
Madisonville Mustangs
Bryan Gridsters
Waxahachie
Indians
Bellville
Princeton
Tiger
Dartmouth
Princetons
California
Golden Bears
Stanford
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Columbus
Andy Pitney
Louisiana State
Alabama
Rice
North Carolina
Duke
Army
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Purdue
Colgate
Syracuse
Temple
Marquette
New York University
Mustangs Lead National Football Rankings As Frogs Slump
Alan Gould reports SMU maintains top spot after road wins over Arkansas and UCLA while Texas Christian rockets past Texas 28 to 0. Minnesota climbs to second after crushing Michigan, with Princeton and California next in the top ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
New York
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
Texas Christian
Princeton
California
Rice
Louisiana State
Alabama
Dartmouth
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Gophers
Wisconsin
Pony Express
Los Angeles
S.M.A
Arkansas
Harry Shuford
Texas
Texas Christians
Mexico Approves Sanctions on Italian Goods and War Potential Exports
President Lazaro Cardenas, with congressional authorization, prepares four decrees to ban Italian imports and restrict sale of warlike materials. Acting Foreign Minister Jose Ceniceros says the move is a moral duty, not a peso issue, though Mexico’s metal and petroleum sales had risen since Ethiopia. Meanwhile some European powers boost Mexico imports, notably zinc and lead from Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cision
Lazaro Cardenas
Congress
Mexico
Ethiopia
Jose Ceniceros
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Tampico
Mexicans oppose Italy amid protests over Ethiopia invasion
The text reports widespread public anger in Mexico toward Italy over its invasion of Ethiopia. It notes a government crackdown on critics, a nationwide protest strike, and violent demonstrations including an attack on an Italian printing shop. It also mentions diplomatic reshuffles with new Mexican ministers in Rome and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
League
Ethiopia
Mexico
Alberto di Marchetti
Leopaldo Ortiz
Eduardo Vasconcelos
Rome
Stewards’ Meeting Delegates Travel to Huntsville
Dr. L. B. Elrod pastor of the First Methodist Church and T. A. Adams stewards board member traveled to Huntsville Tuesday for a Huntsville district stewards meeting and will return to Bryan this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
T. A. Adams
Board of Stewards
Huntsville
Bryan
Federation Will Meet Sunday At First Methodist Church
Bryan Federation of People's Societies holds first meeting since summer at 3 o'clock in the Methodist church. A planned Thanksgiving program by the cabinet. Regular meeting time changed from 3 30 to 2 o'clock each Sunday. All church youths and the public are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Federation of People’s Societies
Methodist
Cabinet
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Colts
People’s Column
Joe
Mustangs
Frogs
Dr. Caldwell
Sport
All Snyder and
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