Personal News From Bryan and College Events in 1921
A sweep of social notices from Bryan and College details Rev W H Matthews return from Corsicana after a successful revival with Rev C W Storey. Thanksgiving visitors flock to Bryan for the Aggie Longhorn game with dozens of guests from Houston Dallas Waco and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Matthews
Synodical Presbyterian
College
Corsicana
C. W. Storey
First Presbyterian
Bryan
Joe Cuttitte
Houston
Woodville
Mary Hubbard
Farmersville
Mildred Cannon
State University
Bess Hooper
Calvert
Www. L. Stangle
Peter Homola
Route 5
Eagle
Helen Miller
Will Lacy
Madison Cooper
Waco
Grace Hapgood
Dallas
Margaret Herrington
Amarillo
Louise Garwood
Hildegard Storey
R. C. Davis
Louise Adair
Huntsville
Ava Haswell
Tyler Haswell
George F. Lee
Wellborn
John K. Parker
Unn B. Herrick
Bozeman
Mont
Frank Womack
Charles
John Anderson
Fred M. Court
A. L. Ward
Wm. N. Shell
Edward
Sulphur Springs
Samuel Spencer
Chattanooga
Tenn
Shell
W. D. Clements
Goldthwaite
M. R. Bentley
Reinhardt
Hearne
Edwina
W. L. Houston
Lloyd Haynes
Addie Lebrecht
Marlin
J. H. Edenburg
James Page
Mattie Long
Kathleen Pasley
Jack McCarty
W. R. Fairman
M. E. Wyse
Lucile Wyse Mulford
Billie Collins
Greenville
Fiske Wright
Allie Conway
John Newton
Beaumont
N. R. Newton
Alex Harris
Mississippi
W. W. Harris
Harris
Red Cross
Brazos County
Hamp Birdwell
C. E. Jenkins
Maude
Blanche Birdwell
Belton
George M. Brandon
Hotel Bryan
E. C. Nash
A. & M. College
Veterans’ Bureau
Mr. Nash
College and Bryan
Hardy Nevill
Leonard Nevill
J. S. Williams
Cross
Grimes County
W. D. Yardley
Harvey
Oscar L. Wilcox
Tabor
P. L. Barron
Henry Kurten, Jr
Kurten
Col
Bernard Bone
Aggies
M. W. Sims
M. Hettie Curry
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fort Worth
Federation
John B. Hines
Bess Hines
J. T. Hines
West 26Th Street
Billy Collins
John
J. Allen Myres
al Barbee
George Smith
Sara Williams
E. G. Jenkins
George Barham
Nacogdoches
Harvey Fender
Emily Held
Friendship Bible Class
The
Baptist Sunday School
Mildred Newton
Allen
Miss Held
John Henry Kirk
Austin
Leola Morgan
Richmond
Willie May Barry
Earl Barry
Hubbard City
Josephine Kirk
J. B. Priddy
Mary Goodson
Tyler
Mary Ewing
W. M. Cobb
Moulton Cobb
Cameron Enterprise
Benjamin Grimes
Lampasas
O. H. Astin
Bob Astin
F. D. Perkins
John Astin Perkins
Florence Perkins
McKinney
Will Astin
Janie Astin
Ed Ray
Scott
B. McDowell
Illegal Killing of Texas Deer To Stop
In Austin on November 24 the state game, fish and oyster commission aims to curb illegal deer killing. Commissioner W W Boyd says funding lag limited enforcement, but the legislature funded deputy wardens to enforce deer laws. Killing does and fawns is banned while duck season runs November to December. deer supply is expected to rise with stricter enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
W. W. Boyd
Boyd
Hoyle Addresses Waller County Fair on Live at Home
Extension Service speaker Mr. 8S. C. Hoyle returned from Hempstead after addressing the Waller County fair on Live at Home. He said people are waking up to the need for more food and feed crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Brazos County club members share dairy and fair lessons
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club members journeyed to the State Fair with County Superintendent Eck Smith and professors to learn about purebred stock, county exhibits, and best practices. Talks at Tabor Kurten and Reliance schools highlighted record-keeping, poultry success, and a $500 Dallas prize for top exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eck Smith
E. R. Alexander
Benson
Joe Lloyd
Reliance
Guy Tobias
Steep Hollow
Eloise Smith
College Consolidated School
Tabor
Joe
Guy
Brazos County
Dallas
M. Alexander
Mary Ruth Holden
Kurten
McDonald
Hettie Francis
Bryan
Julian Cobb
Tabor Club
Julian
Russell Etheridge
Lela Fay Mathis
Smith
R. Alexander
E. C. Martin
Tanlac Helps Oklahoma Woman Regain Health
Mrs. T. J. Bequette of Muskogee Oklahoma declares indigestion and nerve pain once crippled her, but after four bottles of Tanlac she can perform housework and assist her husband with photography work. Ad states Bryan Bryan A Stewart sells Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
T. J. Bequette
S. Second St
Okla
Thanksgiving feast for Rhine troops eleven thousand
Eleven thousand American soldiers on the Rhine celebrated Thanksgiving with a 13 000 pound turkey feast. Plum pudding and pies were sent from America and ingredients provided. Turkeys were bought from German farmers at 11 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coblenz
Rhine
America
Bargain Textile and Knitwear Sale Items
A catalog of fabric deals includes 2000 yards unbleached domestic 15c, 12 1 2c, 7 1 2c. 1000 yards light and dark calico at 10c. 800 yards gingham at 12 1 2c and 15c. 500 yards bleached cotton crash at 10c. Also wool caps 49c to bc, 450 yards bed tick 12 1 2c. heavy shirting 17 1 2c. 500 yards boys torch lace look-alike 10c and 5c. ladies sweaters shawls at half price. galvanized iron tubs 89c and 98c.
Big Bargains in Men's and Boys Furnishings
In this department we offer big values during hard times. Men's work shirts and dress shirts at 98c to 95c, boys work and dress shirts 75c to 50c, heavy rib shirts at 49c, 69c, boys union suits 49c to 85c. Men and boys pants 75c to 1.98, knee pants 50c to 1.50, hats 50c to 2.50, caps 25c to 98c, blue serge caps 65c. Call and browse the new lines and suits for boys and children at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Vici
Big Bargains in House Furnishings and Crockery Ware
Bargain sale offers dozens of kitchen and table items at low prices. Sets of cups and sauces from 1.10 to 1.26, plates at 1.15 per set, slop jars 98c to 1.25, 14 quart dish pans 65c and 35c, cook pots 65c to 98c, water bucket gic, tin buckets 20c, oil can 35c, window shades 69c, stove pans 10c 15c 20c 25c, milk pans 15c to 25c, tin milk buckets 35c, knife and fork sets 98c, pint tin cups 5c. Soon 2,500 pieces crockery ware to be sold at 5 10 15 and 25c each.
Bargain Stacks at Pawn Broker Clothing Sale
About 250 garments across Ladies Misses and Children's cloaks and Men Youths and Boys coats and overcoats offered at deep cuts as winter nears. All wool gear priced from 5.75 down to 1.50 for cloaks and 4.50 to 1.25 for coats with strong value claims. Call to inspect bargains.
Sea Island and Egyptian cottons in Texas seed and gin needs
A Texas extension official explains Sea Island and Egyptian cottons are late maturing with small bolls and require 22 to 24 hundred pounds of seed cotton per 500 pound bale. They need roller gins, not ordinary saw gins, and Texas farmers are advised to consider Foster or Snowflake varieties if extra staples are desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Examiner
Sea Island
Arizona
Texas
John B. Beers
A. & M. College of Texas
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Invert Es Cetiona
Brazos County Freed From Tick Fever Quarantine
Washington announces release from cattle fever quarantine for Bandera Blanco Bra zos Edwards Fannin Freestone Gregg Harrison Kendall Kimble Leon Morris Raines Real Red River Robertson Smith Titus Travis Upshur Williamson Wood plus parts of Comanche Anderson Leon Milam. Galveston Madison Harris Houston remain quarantined. Local social notes include Sam Hoyle Jr visiting from University of Texas and guests in Houston Wellborn and Rusk residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Bandera
Blanco
Brazos
Edwards
Fannin
Freestone
Gregg
Harrison
Kendall
Kimble
Leon
Morris
Raines
Real
Red River
Robertson
Smith
Titus
Travis
Shur
Williamson
Wood
Comanche
Anderson, Leon
Milam
Galveston
Madison
Harris and
Houston
Sam Hoyle, Jr
State University At
Austin
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Odin
Eagle Mikado Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
DEPT
C. L. Benson
Farm Bureau
United States
J. B. Dorman
Newton County
Wir. Wilkerson
F. W. Kazmeier
Extension Service
Will Jones
Roland Crenshaw
Mary Locke
Will Conway
Joe Sample
I. M. Cook
Daily Eagle
Stovensen Machine Works
M.bonneville
Pawn Broker Clothing
Texas Farmers
Boll Weevil