Bryan Broncs Tackle Milby On Thursday
Bryan High Broncs meet Milby in the last district game Thursday at Forrest Field at 2 30. Coach Pete Jones has built a strong season and a win would leave only one district defeat. The team eyes second place as seniors cap their final regular game before a planned Dec 1 benefit with A and M Freshman B. A loud speaker will carry the Aggie Longhorn game for fans who stay to watch both events.
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Bryan
Austin
Texas University-Texas A
Bryan High Broncos
Milby
Forrest Field
Pete Jones
John Reagan
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Jeff Davis
Houston
Broncs
Bryan Club
Adams
Funeral services held for local resident in Bryan and Houston
Funeral arrangements list W. I. Mc Gulloch Mit Dansby Norman Dansby and others. Pall bearers in Houston will be Houston Fire Department members who served at the late John Ward's funeral. Mrs Ward survives a daughter and grandson with several siblings. McCulloch Dansby Company store closed in respect. Bryan friends joined the procession to Houston and more were planning to attend Wednesday.
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Bryan
W. I. McGulloch
Mit Dansby
Norman Dansby
W. B. Roman
Col
C. C. Todd
J. F. Casey
B. A. Sims
J. B. Christian
Houston
Houston Fire Department
John Ward
Ward
Chas. F. Hillier
Russell Hillier
Louise Compton
Bayland Street
Minter Garess
Galveston
Mary Rattenstein
San Antonio
Frank J. Ravenna
John Ravenna
Harry Ravenna
Charles Ravena
Shreveport
McCulloch - Dansby Company
Kings Highway Women Plan for 1933 Club Work
The Kings Highway Women's Club met at Mrs Adolph Novo sad home to reorganize for 1933. Miss Milnie Novosad was elected president with Mrs C A Holden secretary and temporary reporter. Members discussed yearbooks, future work, a Christmas program, and some members pledged to continue.
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King’s Highway
Adolph Novosad
Milnie Novosad
C. A. Holden
C. A.holden
Millie Novosad
Intend to Marry Notices Filed in Brazos County
C E Parker and Rubye Spinnell E N McWhorter and Christine Isbell and Charles Austin and Delia Daniels all of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess R McGee.
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C. E. Parker
Rubye Spinnell
E. N. McWhorter
Christine Isbell
Charles Austin
Delia Daniels
Brazos County
Jess R. McGee
Texas college women attend dances and parties
Bryan reports from Denton on multiple Texas State College for Women students and Bryan cyclists attending social events. Caroline Silvey of College Station a sophomore botany major and Rainbow Club member. Elizabeth Sloop a sophomore journalism major and Rainbow Club member. Barbara Eudaly a sophomore business administration major. Paula Eudaly a freshman physical education major. Evelyn Koenig a freshman kindergarten education major and college orchestra member.
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Denton
Caroline Silvey
C. W. Silvey
College Station
Texas State College For Women
C. SS
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Silvey
Rainbow Club
Elizabeth Sloop
Fred L. Sloop
Bryan
Norine Tucker
Sloop
Alice Freeman Palmer
Rainbow Lodges
Miss Eudaly
Paula Eudaly
E. R. Eudaly
Lake Dallas
Evelyn Koenig
Bryn
L. A. Koenig
Miss Koenig
Mrs Miller Reports Strong Woodmen Circle Meeting
Mrs. W. F. Miller represented the Bryan lodge at the Woodmen Circle district meeting in Houston Monday. She reports a good meeting and full representation.
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W. F. Miller
Bryan Lodge
Woodman’s Circle
Houston
Campaign planned for Good Cheer Fund drive
The Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association outlines a December 8 to 10 fundraising drive led by George A. Adams to raise a $3 000 quota for ongoing relief work. A charity football game may be organized to boost donations while all contributions including donor names will be made public.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Good Cheer Association
George A. Adams
Adame
Good Cheer Fund
Adams
Pat Newton
Rev
L. C. Wilson
Daniel Russell
Son of Preacher Dies in Fire at Family Home
Clarence Harrison, 35, invalid son of Rev. M. S. Harrison, a retired Christian minister, was burned to death when a two room house burned in Burger. His wife was burned slightly as investigators blamed a leaky gas pipe for the blaze.
Women lead Red Cross cloth distribution in Brazos county
A committee of women from churches welfare groups PTA and clubs met at city hall to oversee Red Cross cloth distribution to Brazos county’s needy. Mrs J B Priddy was elected chair and Mrs M M Erskine secretary. They set up headquarters on the city hall first floor south entrance and formed sewing circles to make garments for families unable to sew.
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Red Cross
Brazos County
City Hall
J. B. Priddy
M. M. Erskine
American Red Cross
Extension Service Club
College Presbyterian Auxiliary
College Methodist Auxiliary
Christian Church Women
College Avenue Baptist Women
Traves P.T. A
St. Andrew's Guild
Methodist Missionary Society
Bryan
First Baptist Auxiliary
Bowie P.T. A
Free Will Baptist
Red Cross Materials
Goose migration boosts hunting prospects in San Benito
San Benito reports an early winter geese influx with Game Warden Charles G. Jones noting more birds than usual. The arrival suggests excellent hunting potential this season.
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San Benito
Charles G. Jones
Dallas and New York men visit Bryan for weekend stay
P. D. Oliver of Dallas and R. J. Roberts of New York City arrived in Bryan today to visit friends and relatives, planning to return to Dallas on Saturday.
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P. D. Oliver
Dallas
R. J. Roberts
New York City
Bryan
Terracing Reclaims Abandoned Texas Prison Farm Lands
The Texas Prison System under Manager Leo Simmons advances land reclamation on the Goree Farm near Huntsville. About 500 acres of abandoned land are being terraced to halt erosion and restore pasture using prison labor, county and extension staff, and native grasses. The project aims to demonstrate a practical method for reclaiming wornout pine lands and hillside farms across the state.
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Leo Simmons
Texas
Goree
Huntsville
McFarland
Capt. McFarland
D. R. Carpenter
Walker County
Carpelyter
M. R. Bentley
Texas Extension Service
Bentley
Piney Woods
Terracing of Wastelands for Rainfall Conserving Farms
The article argues that during off season work forces can terrace wastelands and hill lands too thin for crops. Terraced slopes seeded with grasses and clovers would prevent erosion, add pasture for dairy herds, and create a balanced farm system boosting profits.
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Texas
Negro Confesses Burglary After Prison Term
P. J. Price arrested near Millican by Sheriff J. H. Reed and Deputy C. L. Baker on burglary charges. He admitted to County Attorney Oak McKenzie that he broke into the Terrell commissary at Allen Farm and took about $12. He will face an examining trial before Justice J. T. McGee. Price said he was released from state prison where he served a twelve year murder sentence and had been working in the county for about sixty days. Mrs. C. B. Winter has shown slight improvement after three weeks of illness.
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P. J. Price
Millican
J. H. Reed
C. L. Baker
Oak McKenzie
Allen Farm
J. T. McGee
Price
Montgomery County
Gainer Seeks Galveston Customs Collectorship
Reports from Washington name Senator Charles B. Gainer as a candidate for the federal post of collector of customs in the Galveston district. The list highlights Texas Democrats applying for positions under the new Democratic administration.
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Washington
Texas
Charles 8. Gainer
Galveston
Madisonville Expert Runs Beauty Shop Here
Miss Jane Bullard takes over Metropolitan Beauty Shoppe in the Metropolitan barber shop. She is a trained operator with years of Madisonville experience, previously running Bullard Beauty Shoppe with her sister.
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Madisonville
Jane Bullard
Metropolitan
Miss Bullard
Bullard
Spell Jr. Improves After Weeklong Illness at Home
Lang Spell Jr. the son of Ia A. Spell has been ill at home for a week and is reported greatly improved. The notice ends with an unrelated ad about cash paid for clean cotton rags from Eagle Printing Company.
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Lang Spell Jr
Ia A. Spell
Eagle Printing Company
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
Mrs. H Price of Woodside writes that after a year on Kruschen she weighs 126 pounds from 199 and looks younger than her age. She says friends notice a dramatic reduction and endorses a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast for four weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Kruschen
Manry
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Bryan Broncs
Kings Highway
Bryan Girls
C.la
Geo. A. Adams
Name Committee On Distribution Red Cross Cloth
Just
Eagle Printing Co
By Nell Bentley
C. B. Winter
Gainer
Montgomery Ward & CO
Bryan Avenue
Bryan, Texas
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