A and M Judging Team Wins Sheep at Kansas City Show
Texas A and M College International Livestock Judging team took first in sheep judging at the American Royal Show in Kansas City Missouri. The Aggie team placed fifth overall among thirteen teams with Kyle ninth individually in the sheep event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. & M. College International
Kansas City
J. H. Knox
D. W. Williams
Aggie
A. B. Kyle
Texas A. & M
Whitney
Kyle
R. T. Alexander
Fred Gremmel
Pettas
E. J. Hughes
Dublin
Ohio State University
Iowa State College
Oklahoma A. & M. College
University of Nevada
Texas A. & M. College
Telegram
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Alexander
Hughes
Gremmel
Earnest Goule
Menard
Williams
Chicago
University of Missouri
Columbus
Saddle and Sirloin Club
Margaret Higgs
Bryan
Reliance Rev Keifer Preaches Twice Weekend Services
Faithful audience attends regu lar appointment with Rev C F Keifer over Saturday and Sunday. A Sunday night shower aids Mr and Mrs Sebe Kieth who lost their home to fire. Relatives and friends gather to celebrate W T Jones eighty first birthday at Sun Gay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Keifer
Sebe Kieth
W. T. Jones
Jones
Satisfied Patients One Day Health Clinic Event
A one day medical event on Tuesday November 28 offers free consultation and diagnosis for stomach liver and intestinal disorders. Specialist highlights include non surgical treatment and various listed patients from Texas and nearby areas.
Wheelock Community Meeting Highlights Local Fund Drive
A Friday night Wheelock gathering at King's Highway drew a good crowd. County Agent C L Beatson brought musicians from Bryan and a bake sale auction started a fund for a community farm project. Visitors and locals share Sunday visits across several families in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
C. L. Beatson
Bryan
Lottie Sodek
Raymond Scdek
Temple
Chessie Williams
Pauline Manning
Irene Bush
Albert Kopetsky
Marie June
Adolph Kopetsky
John Rychlik
Charlie Novosad
Edd Sxubal
Carlie Kintz
Edd Churik
Lodge Wymola
Eugene
Alfred
Fritz Kindt
Edge Items Highlight Local Family Visits and Events
Regular preacher Rev C B Thompson preached here Sunday with his family. Local residents and surrounding families shared Sunday visits and parties, including birthdays for Mrs Odie Rhodes who turned 75. A Bryan deer hunt yielded no game, and Wheelock planned a school play for Nov 24 to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
Bryan
Walden Orr
Carl Orr
Huntsville
J. C. Orr
Lamar Cross
Hearne
Ernest Cross
Luther Boyd
Claude Boggs
Odie Rhodes
Rhodes
Otto Wilson
Karter
George Holland
Werbert Little
Brazos Valley
Holland
Eimett Holland
Thomas
Alfred
Carson Lawson
Betunday
Jim Murphy
Donald Leighman
W. J. McDonald
Bernice Rosier
Edith
Inez Payne
Lurline Elliott
Lena Martin
Gladys Cross
Ray Elliott
Joe Operstein
W. R. Cross
N. N. Snapp
Wheelock
the Edge School
Stanley Wymola
Preston
Dorothy Gene
Mike Rosier
C. B. Moore
Helen Moore
Gladys Cless
Ning Mae Moore
Local Visits Reported Across Caldwell and Nearby Towns
Caldwell residents Harvey and Ellis Christopher joined J. E. Cook’s family for a Friday visit. Mrs. J. W. Mooney and her daughter Anna called on Mrs. Y. M. Arrington Sunday afternoon. Jim Sawyer and spouse from Millican spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McCullough. H. B. Hughey of Navasota visited Crisit and Martin's Prairie for a portion of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Christopher
Caldwell
J. E. Cook
J. W. Mooney
Anna
Y. M. Arrington
Jim Sawyer
Millican
W. L. McCullough
H. B. Hughey
Navasota
Martin's Prairie
Brazos County clubs plan improvements and canning drive
Brazos County girls and boys clubs discuss bedroom furniture projects and home canning plans. Lillie Mae Hobarto saves prize money for a dressing table and urges organizing three new clubs through county agents. Residents push for a local canning plant as 500 beeves may be canned this summer. The National Club Congress in Chicago features Willie Turek as Brazos county delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mae Hobarto
Smetana Home
Lillie Mae
Smetana
Will Raines
Brazos County
National Boys and Girls 'Club News
Chicago
Willie Turek
Santa Fe Railway
Texas
Club
Willie
Community Notes Show Visits and Thanksgiving Service
Local residents including Miss Jessie Gaye Preston and Mr and Mrs P L Barron Jr visited Bryan and Rock Prairie. Buckner Orphan Home quilt drive at church yielded one quilt and one comfort with 79 attendees. Thanksgiving program at the church featured student readings songs and a focus on Harvey school safety and benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Gaye Preston
Bryan
Mary H. Cook
P. L. Barron Jr
J. T
Sam
Pate
Helen Clara
Betty Nell
Avere Navasota
D. A. Jones
Isick
Billie Andrews
A. C. Williams
E. A. Hensarling
Sam Z. Pate
Rock Prairie
Buckner’s Orphan Home
K. Kelley
Iva Kelley
E. A. Peters
O. L. Andrews
W. D. Mills
R. H. Carroll
W. M. Arington
D. L. Peters
G Raines
O. L. Moore
Home Rug Making Lesson At NRA Night School
Nearly thirty women and girls attended a Stephen F. Austin high school NRA night school session led by home economics teachers Miss Leola Holtzer and Miss Winnie Hanks. Guest lecturer Mrs. Nat Edmondson discussed rug selection, design, tones, and the importance of a rug pad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Leola Holtzer
Winnie Hanks
Stephen F. Austin High School
Nat Edmondson
College
Edmondson
A. and M. to Change Coaches Next Fall
Dean E J Kyle announces Dean of physical education will relieve Coach Madison Bell effective next fall. Norton of Centenary named successor. Bell to remain with team this season. Norton billed as strong coach. Centenary has 17 game unbeaten stretch. Aggies beat Centenary 20 to 0 earlier. Bell praised by Bell and Kyle.
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College Station
Dean E. J. Kyle
A. and
Madison Bell
Dean Kyle
Bell
Aggies
Norton
Centenary
Coach Bell
Walton
M. As
Department
Bo McMillan
Centenary Gents
Texas Aggies
Gents
All Day Mission Meeting by College Presbyterian Ladies
Dr Motte Martin missionary to Africa spoke at the College Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary all day mission study at A and M College. Mrs John Reid chaired with noon luncheon at Aggieland Inn and an afternoon program reviewing Ambassador Supreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motte Martin
Africa
College Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. and
M. College
John Reid
W. A. Duncan
E. L. Williams
D. S. Buchanan
EF. M. Regenbrecht
F. L. Thomas
J. P. Mayo
D. W. Williams
J. 5. Seybold
Norman Anderson
Auxiliary
Mar
Orphans Fund Drives Support for Africa School
The article notes contributions of twelve dollars to support one child for a year in Dr Martin’s Africa orphan school. Hostesses then opened the door to the mess hall where refreshments were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtin
Dr. Martin
Africa
Beef Canning by Negro Workers Near Edge
Fifteen families cooperated in canning beef belonging to Walter Kelly on the Henry Koontz farm near Edge under supervision of home demonstration agent Laurel ia Holden and district agent J C A Connor. A total of 110 cans were produced, using No 8 and No 2 sizes, with roast, steaks, stew, and chile among the canned meats. The new agent introduced fly control methods and canned food care alongside the canning demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kelly
Henry Koontz
Edge
New County Home Demonstration
Laurelia Holden
H. K. Harnsbury
J. C. A. Connor
Prairie View
District Home
Canning Demonstration Earns Local Cooperation
The event thanked residents of the section and Mr and Mrs Koontz for their support during the demonstration held at their home. Special assistants were two Kemp high school students Kath leen Wade and Cleo Walton from Bryan.
Bryan Man Bags Limit in Deer Hunt Last Week
Lamar Williams returned to Bryan from a deer hunt with two bucks last fall and again this year he bagged a limit. The report notes Williams repeated the successful hunt during the recent season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lamar Williams
Mounting deer hunt ends with multiple success stories
A four day deer hunt near Fredericksburg concluded with a Bryan party tallying 1% deer killed. The group included 16 hikers from Navasota Wellborn Franklin Madisonville Shiro and Houston. Notable participants were Offa Williams formerly of Bryan now in Houston and Elmer Reed of Navasota. Phocian Parten of Shire and Douglas Royder of Wellborn each reported two kills.
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Ing
Bryan
Fredericksburg
Mr. Williams
Navasota
Wellborn
Franklin
Madisonville
Shire
Houston
Offa Williams
Law Force
Elmer Reed
Phocian Parten
Douglas Royder
Licensed to Marry A B Brazos Couples
Tolwer and Bertha M. Smith and Will Allen and Fenner Bolton, negro couples of Brazos county, have been licensed to wed by County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolwer
Bertha M. Smith
Will Allen
Fenner Bolton
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
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George Riley
Frank Sembera
C. C. Lawless
Claude Morgan
Jenel Hearn
Annie Lee Saxon
Reliance
Elmer Bullock
Steep Hollow
George Jones
Pauline Morgan
C. R. Saxon
B. L. Risinger
Lesliee Lloyd
Lions Club
Buckner
DR. Rea
Minnesota
Bryan, LA Salle Hotel
Tr. Res
F Edwards
Lipan
KR. H. McAdams
Trent
Gail Bladder
J. B Brown
FP. Downey
Godiett
Texans
Dial and Heart
G. A. Smith
Frank Jakesch
West Porm
Momach
W. J. Freakin
Mearne
EA. Davis
Huckahy
R. A. Gardiner
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G EK Clare
Opin
J. B. Reynolds
Borger
FB. S. Newby
Graeam
J. Es. Hosebud
Herbert J. Biasphke
Schulenburg
Rhone
Dee
Res Bras
Harvey
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
A. and M. Consolidated School
Gross
Blanche Brown
R. BR. Lancaster
Jacent
Washington
Texaco Ramiblérs
A. A. Newcomb
Onie Gustavus
Doc Russell
Bill Cox
Tyler Haswell
Fickey
John Schram
Fickey Club
Joe Russell
Mrs. W. D., Mills
R. L. Brown
Mrx. Brown
Howard McGirt
Fairmont
N. C
Seattle
Wash
Ladies
LA Salle Beauty Salon
Wooll
Rayon
Eugene Edge & Son
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