Future Farmers Elect Officers At Monday Meet
Stephen F. Austin high school's Future Farmers of America chapter elected officers for the year. New officers are Jack Gregg president Henry Ole Martinsen vice president Pressly Cawley secretary Maurice Henry treasurer Melvin Dansby reporter Wallie Sosolik watchdog and J C Hohn parliamentarian Adviser is Henry Ross vocational agriculture teacher Acting officers were Jack Gregg president Henry Qile Martinsen vice president Pressly Cawley secretary Maurice Yeary treasurer and David Munday reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Future Farmers of America
Jack Greeg
Henry Ole Martinsen
Pressly Cawley
Maurice Henry
Melvin Dansby
Wallie Sosolik
J. C. Hohn
Henry Ross
Jack Gregg
Henry Qile Martinson
Maurice Yeary
David Munday
Cawley
Monroe Bond
Dallas
Bryan
Henry Ole Martinson
David Maday
Henry Visoski
al Locke
Jack Gregs
Wallie Sesolik
Harvey D. Watson
Mr.Ross
James Eynch
Vocational Agricultural Boys
Red Wing
Lee Rosprim
Armest Bond
Darrell Koneeny
Robert Trant
Miles Aditrey
John Fleckinstite
Ed Rubin
Frankie Seem Taylor
Jack Looney
Monrge Bond
Milton Osborne
Piste
Weob
David
Wilson, Hen
Wedd Slowey
James Henry
Ole Merioa
David Mday
Cameron Church Celebrates 50th Anniversary Mass
Cameron Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a high pontifical mass at 9:30 conducted by Father Gleissmer and assisted by visiting priests. Dimmer will be served on church grounds as Catholics from Camerton and former residents attend the solemn service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gleissmer
Dimmer
Cameton
Women Plan for Results Says Mrs Barry at Gonzales Meeting
Mrs Maggie W Barry of the A and M College extension service told Tri County Federated Chairs at Gonzales High School auditorium that organization is essential to reach objectives. She cited home demonstration work across seventy councils over twelve years, training leaders and teaching families to grow and put up food while aiding needy run sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Commissioners Courts
Barry
Federation
Bennie Campbell
Maggie W. Barry
Extension Service
A & M College
Gonzales
FR. FP. C
Cooler Weather Pattern in Week With No Rain
Temperature records show a rise from Monday to Saturday then a slight drop Sunday. The high reached 91 on Saturday while Sunday morning posted the week’s lowest at 52. No rainfall occurred. daily highs and lows varied from 67 to 91 and 63 to 65 in listed days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setarciar Coinemilee
McAllen Gridster Runs Wrong Way To Spark Loss
Pullback Carl Skinner of McAllen ran 40 yards the wrong way after taking an Edinburg pass, aided by two teammates. The play, as the final margin, gave Edinburg a 14 to 13 victory and left McAllen coach Weir pondering compass-equipped athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meallen Rutinburg
Barcades
Carl Skinner
McAllen
Edinburg
Skinmer
Ren
Weir
Red Cross Drive Directed by Rev Gleissner
The Red Cross drive in Brass County will be led by Father Gleissner from November 22 to November 30. He has appointed assistants and asks the community to join the Red Cross as Brass County Chapter continues its service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rev. Gleissner
Father Gleismer
Brass County
Red Cress
Brases Cossty
Red Cres
Red Crees
Earce
Amd
Red Crem
Jada Hees
Eagle Waited for That Spare Too
A terse note from a brief item recounts an eagle seemingly awaiting a spare, a small moment captured in a quiet street scene.
County Judge Smiley testifies in Bryan forgery case
County Judge T B Smiley of Karnes county traveled to Bryan as a character witness in the George M Brown alias Richard Dromgeele forgery case. He also met with Judge A S McSwain and other county officials during the visit as local residents moved about Bryan and area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Smiley
Karnes County
Bryan
George M. Brown
Richard Dromgeele
Judge Smiley
State Association of County Judges and Commissioners
A. S. McSwain
R. EF. Cleveland
R. E
M. EB. Mallett
Ira Batton
Arthur McMellon
Tola
S. Maniloff
Sara Reva Maniloff
Sam Kaplan
Rosa Kaplan
Hearne
Maniloff
Kaplan
S. Levine
J. C. Cloud
Houston
Webster Cloud
Velma Moore
Edison Willys Blount
M.college
San Augustine
Heartill Young
M. College
R. H. Young
J. W. Barmett
C. L. Batson
North Zulch
King’s Daughters
Temple
CU Harris
Fredericksburg
W. B. Edge
Madisonville
George Stephan
Gloria Glys
Galves
Tom
George J. Horner
Je Wimkier
Babe
Amd
Pete Bomaine
Marlin
Joe Dicotte
Charles Badge
San Anton
Legion Auxiliary Plans Big Rummage Sale
Legion Auxiliary and Girl Scout Troop committe met at Mrs Luke Patrencita home with Mrs Antonne Krenek presiding. A rummage sale to raise funds for scout work is planned for Saturday October 6 from AM to sell candy at the Auxiliary booth during the American Legion Fair October 28 29 and 21. Members listed include Harry Eaee Huge Jobe CL Greg Ed Martin Lebe Paveeela Anbtere Ray Rome Deme Mart Mes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Girls
American Legee Auxiliary
Mre
Luke Patrencita
Antonne Krenek
Harry Eaee
Greg
Ed Martin
Rayrome
Typewriter Pager Box 560 Sheets 34511 Bead Paper
Advertisement for a Typewriter Pager Box containing 560 sheets with bead paper, item number 34511, offered by Sac Eagles Promoting Company. Includes pricing and purchase details for office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac
Eagie Promung Company
Now Is The Time To Buy Campaign Launched Today
National effort to urge consumer spending uses multiple media to explain that rising prices follow higher production costs. NRA promises actions against profiteers with public hearings for firms accused of pre code price hikes. hearings on textile suspects due this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
National Recovery
Hugh S. Johnson
General Johnson
Lions Boost Fire Prevention Drive in Bryan
Bryan Lions Club supports Fire Prevention Week Oct 8 with a program led by C T Sprague and D L Wilson. Chief Griesser and Chief Jenkins praised efforts to improve safety, while Elder urges conservation-minded sportsmanship. The club plans a booth at the American Legion Fair and honors long-time firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lion C. T. Sprague
D. L. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Texas
East Texas
Griesser
Mr. Griesser
C. EB. Jenkins
Capt. Horan
Company No. 6
Chicago Fire Department
O'Leary
Jenkins
Lions Club
Brent
J. Frank Elder
Texas Game and Fish Protective Association of
Waco
Mr. Elder
Eider
Brastes
Lions Chub
A. D. Jackson
RO. Berry
Luke Patranella
A. Booth
Peach Creek Pantry Exhibit Public Invitation Details
Public invited to Peach Creek Achievement Day tour starting at 3 PM led by Miss Blanche Brown. Volunteers from Prospect club and community members prepared a pantry event with sewing, warm-ups, and baby care displays at the Price home route with two signs guiding travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Creek Pantry
Peach Creek
Blanche Brown
Telped
Price
P. K. Trant
Prospect Club
Jack Baullere
Tram
Bullard
Jennie
Licensed to Marry Five Couples Ahead of Saturday Ceremonies
County Clerk Clyde Gorn approves weddings for five couples on Saturday. The list includes Juan Rodr iguin and Carmen Fieres, H P Crosby and Lagme Langford, Jusas Mess and Catherine Lacaroee. and two black couples Julius Price with Resi Curt and Eadie Bell with Julie Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gorn
Juan Rodriguin
Carmen Fieres
H. P. Crosby
Lagme Langford
Jusas Mess
Catherine Lacaroee
Julius Price
Resi Curt
Eadie D Bell
Julie Price
Commissioners Meet Ahead of Court in County Session
Officials gathered as commissioners met to discuss upcoming court proceedings. Old newspapers were offered for sale by the Page Prooting Company, indicating a local trade in archived print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Prooting Company
Beason Announces New Cotton Checks Schedule
County Agent C L Beason says the office will open for cotton checks on Tuesdays and Saturdays due to a terracing program started this week. Beason toured King's Highway on Tuesday for the first terracing exhibition of the year at the Sam McDonald farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beason
Ffice
Teesaed
Oaly
Mr. Beason
Teesday
King’s Highway
Sam McDonald
Bounds
Kings Highway
Fritz Kindt
Grant McDonald
Local Officials Seek Lease Approvals From County Clerk
Names Gervase D Regert Kittie F Leper Alfred Hair Inez Wae William B Bailey M Vaughan white 3 W Commer Wizzie Bid OF listed among parties seeking leases. County Clerk Cipde Geen to process the approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervase D. Regert
Kittie F. Leper
Alfred Hair
Inez Wae
William B. Bailey
M. Vaughan
White
W. Commer
Wizzie
Cipde Geen
Leon County Farmer Robbed in Cattle Deal
James Gilbert a well known farmer living near Nor mangee in Flynn neighborhood was robbed of 1000 dollars last Wednesday. Three men allegedly came to his home to inspect stock and forced him to surrender 1000 dollars after a cashier's check for 1200 appeared. Sheriff Lee Thomason said he is confident about the suspects identity and Brazos County officials have been informed with a reward offered for arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilbert
Normangee
Flynn
Lee Thomason
Leon County
Thomason
Gilbert
Brazos County
Woman Injured In Auto Crash South Of Bryan
Mrs Richard Kimball of Shepard was cut and bruised Saturday night when their car collided with another driven by a negro south of Bryan on old Highway 6. She was treated at Wilkerson Clinic and released Sunday then continued to Waco with her husband and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kimball
Shepard
Bryan
Brazos Residents Taken Into State School Hospital
Seven year old Barbara Nell Goebel will be carried to the Texas School for the Deaf at Austin on Sunday with her mother Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton. She will enter as a regular student at the minimum age. Also Jul ian Corte and his wife Julia Corte of Cameron Ranch are admitted to the State Tuberculosis Sanitorium near Carlsbad for treatment and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Nell Goebel
Texas School For the Deaf
Austin
Barbara Nell
Edna Abbott Shelton
Shelton
Jess Shelton
Brazos County
Julian Corte
Cameron Ranch
Carlsbad
Ward Company field man notes rising business
Fort Worth Montgomery Ward & Co officials report stronger volume in Ter and Deep South stores. B C Moore says Ward Week quota was high and general merchandise reports indicate a definite upward trend in business across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Deep South
B.C. Moore
Fort Worth
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bryan
R. A. McDaniel
Bryen
J. M. Robinson
Mr. Moore
Ward
Bishop Byrne to Confirm Children at St Joseph’s Bryen
Bishop C. E. Byrne of Galveston will arrive in Bryen Friday evening and stay with Rt Rev J B Gleessmer at St Joseph’s Church. Saturday morning at 10 o’clock he will confirm the Mexican children of St Joseph’s Church. The bishop will be asked by willing Mexican priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Byrne
Galveston
Bryen
J. B. Gleessmer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Byrne
St. Joseph’s Church
1934 Cotton Reduction Plan Details From Extension Service
The Extension Service previews the 1934 cotton reduction acreage plan with rental payments from 3 to 11 dollars per acre and a goal of 25 million acres. Farmers may sell unsold cotton to the government for 10 cents or more. Local clubs plan trips to the Houston fat stock show and stock judging contest, with other community activities and meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Washington
A. Cobb
Houston
Benson
Local residents share visits across area towns
Harvey Mn and Mrs Hensarling and family spent Sunday at Al len Farm visiting Mr and Mrs Guy Blanton. Several residents including Mrs Jim Sawyer and Mrs E A Peters spent last Friday with friends in Millican and College Station. John Kincannon and Earl Arrington return from service at Flagstaff Arizona amid cold reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arrington
Wellborn
A. C. Williams
W. L. McCullough
Columbus Isabell
Navasota
W. D. Mills
George Hensarling
J. D. Williams
D. L. Peters
John Kincannon
Earl Arrington
Tree Army
Flagstaff
Ariz
Bill Bradley
J. M. Kincanan
C. L. Andrews
W. C. Raines
S. J. Dowling
College Station
S. B. Pate
Helen
Lalas
E. A. Peters
Ira Kelley
Bryan
Marshal Dansby
Gary Cook
J. E. Cook
Cecil Kelley
K. Kelley
Women’s Club Meets Visitors on Achievement Day
The women’s club gathered with Mrs. W. R. Cross last Friday for Club Achievement Day. Visitors from Kurten, Steele’s Store, and Nor mangee attended. Other notes mention illnesses, local visits, and a Presbyterian graveyard repair planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cross
Kurten
Steele’s
Bynum
Dellas
Carson Lawson
Helen Moore
Gladys Closs
Jennie Lou Griffin
Lamar Closs
Hearne
Roy Elliott
Mearne
Floyd Moore
Shiloh
Grady Barnett
Glen Rose
M. A. Barnett
Roy Lewis
Miss Hemflesh
King’s Higha
Johnnie Payne
Payne
W. C. Hill
Geo. Quilan
M. College
Mere Bill
Achievement Day Tour at Steeles Store Staged
Steeles Store hosts an Achievement Day tour with pantry visits by Mrs. Roy Robinson and Mrs. Charles Destefano. The event showcases 684 cans valued at 82.02 dollars, with total cost under 21.23. The Steeles Store club, now 20 members strong, reports 4 199 canned foods and teaches canning to 15 nonmembers, preparing for a Legion Fair exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeles Store
Roy Robinson
Charles Destefano
Bryan
Joe Banjo
Smetana
Mesdames
Jack Bullard
Jess Conlee
P. K. Trant
J. E. Brown
Weldon Jones
F. B. Kellett
W. L. Dowling
Blanche Brown
Schools enroll in Junior Red Cross in county
Nelson Chapel in the Navasota bottom and Kemp high school in Bryan join the colored elementary school of Bryan as the second and third Negro schools in the county to enroll in Junior Red Cross work, per county health nurse Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Chapel
Navasota
Harvey
Kemp High School
Bryan
Red Cross
Edna Abbott Shelton
Colored Elementary
County Federated Clubs Plan Luncheon Thursday
The Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet on Thursday for a luncheon at the Woman's Club building in Bryan. Prof. S. M. Brown, superintendent of the Bryan public school system, will be the speaker, and Mrs. Evelyn Sanders Williams will sing. Mrs. W. S. Howell will be in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman's Club
Bryan
S. M. Brown
Bryan Public School System
Evelyn Sanders Williams
W. S. Howell
Negro named Randolph to stand trial for burglary
Sheriff J H Reed and Constable Horace Reed brought Jehan Randolph, a negro, back from Waco to face burglary charges. Randolph had been tried in Waco for a similar offense, found guilty and sentenced to two years in a late prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reed
Horace Reed
Waco
Jehan Randolph
Randolph
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Cameron Church
Mrs. Barry
A. J. Bochenss
Gussie Boamch
Opetilion
M. E Adams
Mary Ann
Will BK. Gibbs
Sundar Im Daites
Legion Auxiliary
Bryan Lions
Commissioners
Beason
Leon Co
Brazos
Business
Field Man of Ward Company
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
W. F. Munnerlyn
The
Bowman
Tabor
Calvin Spencer
Tabor Club
Steep Hollow
Luther Holligan
Thompson Boys
R. C
Steeles
County Federated Clubs
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