From Messenger Boy to Lord Mayor A Galveston Tale
The narrative follows Stephen Killik, a London-born figure who rose from a five shillings a week messenger to Lord Mayor of London amid rain and ceremony. It contrasts with John Louis Darrouzet of Galveston, a self-made attorney and devoted family man whose rise from delivery boy to lawyer is highlighted as an inspirational life.
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England
America
Stephen Henry Molyneaux Killik
Sir
London
Stephen
John Carrouzet
Galveston
National Council of Catholic Women
Bryan
John
John Louis Darrouzet
Darrouzet
Pirandello Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
Luigi Pirandello, the Italian writer famed for exploring reality, received the Nobel Prize in Literature for his lifelong contributions. The Sicilian author, born June 28 1867 near Girgenti, has produced novels short stories and plays though not a wealthy man.
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Luigi Pirandello
Pirandello
Shaw
Girgenti
Sicily
Agrigentum
Rome
University of
Bonn
Germany
Martoglio
College Woman's Auxiliary Holds All Day Meeting
Members of the College Presbyterian Auxiliary held an all day meeting at Mrs. F. C. Bolton's home. A noon luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Frank Anderson preceded a program on home missions led by Mrs. R. E. Karper. Mrs. J. L. Brock reviewed Presbyterian Missions in the Southern United States. Rev. Norman Anderson led devotional in the afternoon, funds were raised for home missions, and autumn decorations complemented the gathering.
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College Presbyterian Auxiliary
F. C. Bolton
Bolton
Frank Anderson
R. E. Karper
Secretary of
Home Missions
Bryan Area Folks Gather for Games and Visits
Judge H O Ferguson injured in Ennis auto crash last Saturday returns home for recovery with six stitches. Dozens of visitors travel to Bryan for Rice Aggie game, including Dr Hiram Coulter and families, Misses McKenzie and Thomas from Southwestern, and many others from Dallas, Houston, Kurten, Bremond, and Rockdale.
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H. O. Ferguson
Ennis
Dallas
Local residents travel to Bryan for business and care
Jman of King's Highway tracer fed in Bryan this morning after Bullock entered Bry an from Reliance today. Miss Millie Mikulec operated on for appendicitis at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Thursday. Dorothy Newcomb ill with malarial fever but reported better today. Mrs Lottie Lobello will go to Dallas on business Saturday. W T Conaway and W N Risinger from Reliance visited Bryan. Mr and Mrs J H Gregg came from Brazos Valley. C L Andrews, C M Risinger and R H Carroll from Steep Hollow visited Bryan. Mr and Mrs BE Conlee and Mrs C E Smith from Iola were in Bryan this morning. A T Langford and L M Thompson of Millican came to Bryan on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Pearce
H. J. Tuffly
Harry Jo
Dallas
Bryan
Mattie Hall
Ethel Ferguson
Mildred McKenzie
Southwestern University
Georgetown
McKenzie
Flaine Thomas
Southwestern
W. E. Massey
W. H. Andrew
South College Avenue
Charlotte Ayres
Dorothy Ewing
College
Cora Ellen Pos
Rogers Farm
Brazos County
Bernard Pos
Chas. F. Hillier
Waco
Tom Wolf
Austin
Kyle Field
Park
Geo. E. Madeley
Near College
Wayne
Irwin Mueller
Kennedy
College Station
Hugh Jones
Center
R. W. Persons
Jones
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Reading Club
Julia McCall
Bremond
Bremond, Sister of Mrs. Mize, Is A Guest This Week-End of Mr. and Mrs. J. T Mize
Allen Academy
J. J. Nevels
Cross
Raymond P. Todd
Rock Prairie
A. L. Robinson
D. J. Mize
Sola
Otto Lockstedt
Henry Lang
R. A. Booth
Barbara
Qak McKenzie
Washington
A. M. Waldrop
Houston
Waldrop
Hiram Coulter
Rockdale
M.rice
J. W. Coulter
Coulter
C. A. Griffin
E. J. Payne
William Pack
William Pack, Jr
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
A. H. Beal
Joe Burt
Smetana
A. W. Stevener
Kurten
J. R. Moseley
Charlie Cotrova
George Olander
Bryan Junction
E. E. Adams
M. Rice
A. W. Buchanan
Oliver B. Knight
Mexico City
Knight
Mary Louise Ford
Spencer Ford
Phocian S. Park, Jr
Phocian 411
John Lewis
P. S. Park
Robert L. Smith
Bryan Hospital
College Road
Alex Harris
Mississippi
Santa Fe
N. M
Association of American Highway Engineers
W. W. Harris
Jackson
Misss
W. Ellis
A. P. Ellis
Thornton
N. A. North
R. R. Ellis
W. W. White
Ellis
W. M. Denton
George Ross
M. Game
E. B. Spiller
C. F. Roberts
Webb Printing Company
A. W. Dyer
C. R. Whiteside
N. N. Snapp
Mr. Snapp
F. Snapp
Batesville
Ark
H. M. Snapp
Russell Snapp
Walnut Springs
J. H. Carpenter
Shirley
Schertz
J. B. Gleissner
Margaret Beason
C. L. Beason
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Beason
Beckville
Panol& County
G. A. Wynne
Tyler Haswell
Mr. Haswell
Hiram T. Downard
Caldwell
Fredericksburg
Tommie Arhopulos
John Ar
A. A. Lenert
A. and M. College
Dorothy Ingram
Edith and
Ella Dean
St. Worth
Rices Aggie
Allen Farm
Selvin Bréach
Wilkerson Clinic
J. B. Kelly
George McDonald
Adolph Kopecky
J. L. Leighman, Jr
W. A. Leigh
Jman
King’s Highway
Bullock
Reliance
Millie Mikulec
Joe Mikulec
Folge
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Dorothy Newcomb
Dauhter
A. A
W. T. Conaway
W. N. Risinger
J. H. Gregg
Brazos Valley
C. L. Andrews
C. M. Risinger
R. H. Carroll
BE. Conlee
C. E. Smith
Iola
A. T. Langford
L. M. Thompson
Millican
Catholic Women Elect Bryanite For Treasurer
The sixth annual Galveston Diocesan Council of the National Council of Catholic Women closed after a two day session. Officers named include Treasurer Mrs H B McDowell of Bryan and president Mrs Sarah B Morris of Beaumont. Galveston to host the seventh convention in November 1935.
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Galveston
National Council of Catholic Women
Bryan
St. Joseph's Church
J. B. Gleissner
la Salle
Charles J. Stubbs
J.B. Schnetzer
Houston
Sarah B. Morris
Beaumont
Catherine Ricks
H. B. McDowell
Thos
F. Taylor
Austin
Loretta E. Yeager
Heatly Furniture to Open in Bryan Texas
The Heatly Furniture company of Mart has leased the Home Furniture building in Bryan and will offer a full home furnishings line. E H Heatly, long time Mart furniture and hardware dealer, will relocate with his family around December 15 to make Bryan their permanent home.
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Heatly
Bryan Girl Active in College Theatrics
Miss Dorothy Adair of Bryan is an active Mary Hardin Baylor Players' Guild member this year. The Guild, over 60 members strong, is sponsored by the speech department and produces plays and recitals. Adair, a freshman, is treasurer of the Citizenship Forum and a member of the Woman's Sports Association.
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Belton
Dorothy Adair
Bryan
Players’ Guild
Mary Hardin- Baylor
Department of Speech
Adair
B. C. Jones
Miss Adair
Citizenship Forum
Woman's Sports Association
Southwestern University Choir to sing at First Methodist
The First Methodist church congregation welcomes Southwestern University choir of 40 singers under Dean Henry E. Meyer to perform on Sunday evening December 2. The group will present the evening hour program.
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First Methodist Church
Southwestern University
Henry E. Meyer
Printing Stock Chest Opens for Cardboard Weights
Eagle Printing Company advertises a full stock of cardboards in all weights. This notice highlights available sizes and quick order options from the printer.
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Eagle Printing Company
Black To Leave Bryan, Goes To Houston Church
H P Black resigns as educational and musical director at First Baptist Bryan to accept a post at Second Baptist Houston. He will move December 1 with his family and join a large Houston church, under Dr F B Thorn. He has served Bryan since, previously at Cameron and Decatur institutions.
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H. P. Black
First Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church of Houston
Black
Houston
F. B. Thorn
Bryan
Decatur Baptist College
Baylor University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Cameron
R. E. Day
Bryan First Church
John L. Wharton
W. H. Andrew
Brief Sickness Proves Fatal To Mrs Mauldin
Mrs Eura Mae Mauldin aged 36 years 10 months died at the family home on South Haswell Drive after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband R A Mauldin of the Detached Enlisted Men's List Army Unit at A and M College. A short funeral was held at Mc Culloch Dansby chapel in Bryan with Rev W B Breazeale conducting. The body was to Mesquite for burial.
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South Haswell Drive
Eura Mae Mauldin
R. A. Mauldin
A. and M. College
Bryan
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Mesquite
Funeral services for Mrs Mauldin in Mesquite
Home of the father of the deceased M Y Wafford hosted the service at 2 30 p m with Rev Breazeale officiating Interment will be in Riley cemetery near Mesnirite Surviving husband R A Mauldin a son Marcus and three daughters Bessie Mae Anne Marie and Edna Louise Mauldin five brothers and two sisters all of Mesquite
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M. Y. Wafford
Breazeale
Riley Cemetery
Mesnirite
R. A. Mauldin
Marcus Mauldin
Bessie Mae
Anne Marie
Edna Louise Mauldin
Mesquite
Funeral Service For Aged Citizen Held Thursday
Funeral services were held for Sam Restivo at the family home on West 18th Street and continued at St Anthony's Catholic Church at 3 p.m. with Rev B Bravi officiating. The service time was 2 45 oclock.
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Sam Restivo
West 18Th Street
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
B. Bravi
Restivo Child Death Triggers Brazos County Inquiry
Cemetery notice reports Sam Restivo aged 77 months and 17 days died after returning home late Wednesday. Born in Italy on April 27, 1 Restivo emigrated with his family to America and became a prosperous Brazos County resident. His widow Mrs. Lacey Restivo and four sons J. L. A. H. Dan Angel and a daughter Mrs. Collette survive, all in Bryan.
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Sam Restivo
Italy
Restivo
Brazos County
Lacey Restivo
J. L
A. H
Dan
Angel Restivo
Mrrs
Collette
Bryan
Stop That Itching Skin Ailments Advertised Ointment
An old advertisement touts Black Hawk Ointment for itchy skin conditions including eczema and ringworm. It promises relief with a money back guarantee and lists a 50 cent price per tin.
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Lete
Roms Vick
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Sir S. H. M. Killik
John Darrouzet
College Woman’s Auxiliary
Eage Pripling Co
Morehead House
Old Emory House
Matty
Bryanite
Aed
Wolens
Newes
Vic
VICKS
Pease Eee
Chevrolet
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