Brazos County Fair Needs Local Exhibitors From Wide Areas
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club department outlines plans for the county fair with exhibits from Dowling Leonard Reli ance Kurten Edge King's Highway Smetana Steele's Store Prospect Rye Millican Harvey Steep Hollow Tabor. It calls for fine arts textiles and rural division displays, 4 H club project entries, florals and canning in separate Bry an and rural women divisions, noting jelly in jars and brined pickles exhibits.
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Brazos County
Alma Metcalfe
Dowling
Leonard
Reliance
Kurten
Edge
King’s Highway
Smetana
Steele’s Store
Prospect
Rye
Millican
Harvey
Steep Hollow
Tabor
Bryan
Rock Prairie 4-H Club Meeting Slated for Oct 28
The fourth Saturday night coming on the closing of the fair the Rock Prairie 4 H club will hold its meeting on Monday night Oct 28. Take due notice and be governed accordingly.
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Rock Prairie 4-H Club
Terracing Underway as Regmund Seeks Grading Help
John Regmund began terracing with county agent assistance on Tuesday and plans to ask the commissioner to handle grading. The next step or person involved is not specified in the excerpt.
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John Regmund
Communities listed for American Legion Fair exhibits
The American Legion Fair will feature exhibits from Tabor Edge King's Highway Smetana Reliance Rye Millican Steele's Store Bowman Kurten Harvey Steep Hollow Prospect Leonard.
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American Legion Fair
Tabor
Edge
King’s Highway
Smetana
Reliance
Rye
Millican
Steele’s Store
Bowman
Kurten
Harvey
Steep Hollow
Prospect
Leonard
Erosion Control Committees Set Meeting Date
At the Council of Agriculture meeting last week it was decided all soil erosion control committees will meet at the county agent's office on Saturday October 19 at 10 o'clock to report on terracing desired this season and whether county road machinery will be requested.
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Council of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Sam
United States
Calotabs Help Nature to Throw Off a Cold
Millions have found Calotabs a valuable aid in treating colds. Take one or two tabs the first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins, aiding both elimination and diuresis. The drug is economical with a family package priced at seven cents and a trial package at five cents.
County council actions urged to report on road machinery calls
County officials are urged to have councilmen attend meetings to report promptly so the schedule can go to the commissioners court. New terracing requests should go through local soil erosion committees. Washington inspectors reviewed 1934 cotton certificate transactions, with rents adjusted and certificates reissued to tenant farmers.
Mote It Be OOET Ty Boost Community Fair
Community notes rally around the OOET Ty Boost Fair with local groups inviting residents to join. Organizers emphasize family activities and vendor booths supporting neighborhood projects.
American Legion Fair Seeks Community Exhibits
Call goes out for community and individual entries across farm orchard pantry poultry yard wardrobe and flower garden categories. Participants aim for blue ribbon while workers push toward a thrilling success as the slogan On with the battle echoes.
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American Legion
Kings Highway Girls 4 H elect new officers
The Kings Highway 4 H club held its regular Tuesday meeting with a large turnout. Mrs Alma Metcalfe county home demonstrator led the group while officers were elected for the coming year including Elsie Novasod president Bettie Mae Nash vice president Aline Stroud secretary treasurer Louis Windsor song leader Bettie Mae Nash reporter and committees named for the sponsor and activities. The club will meet the second heh?
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Alma Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Elsie Novasod
Bettie Mae Nash
Aline Stroud
Louis Windsor
Louise Windsor
Community notes on club meetings and visits in the county
The report covers a monthly club plan to meet regularly on the fourth Tuesday and lists visits and gatherings by local families. Highlights include a birthday style party for Mrs. W L Pierce, a former teacher, gifts received, games played, and refreshments served. It also notes several Sunday visits among residents and upcoming 4 H club activities and a school fundraiser with $40.17 raised.
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G. A. Nash
W. L. Pierce
Pierce
Elsie Hauptfleisch
King’s Highway
Nashy
Chas. Seasta
Wilson
C. L. Novosad
A. R. Scasta
Estelle McLeroy
Jimmie
Aline Stroud
Frank Wentrecek
L. V. Skubal
Lee McDonald
Huntsville
George McDonald
Sam McDonald
Harvey E E Carrington Preaches At Local Baptist Church
Sunday services at the Baptist church drew good crowds for Harvey Rev E E Carrington. Visitors included Mr and Mrs A E Moore of San Antonio and Seldon Andrews of Port Arthur visiting relatives.
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E. E. Carrington
The
Baptist Church
A. E. Moore
San Antonio
Mr. Moore
O. L. Moore
Seldon Andrews
Port Arthur
O. L. Andrews
Hubert Jones
Dallas
J. T. Pate
Miss Valley Lee Stanley
Vicksburg
Aubrey Jones
E. A. Hensarling
Clyde F. Goen
Harvey
Huntsville
N. C. Cole
S. B. Pate
W. L. McCulloch
K. Kelley
Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
No Rock Prairie
Sam Kaplan
Legion Free County Fair
Bill Hames
Kings Highway
A. C. Dowell Jr
Abb Bidle
Covey Windsor
Albert Kopecky
Georgie Lys
Jack Wallace
Normangee
J. T. Closs
Ernest Closs
Jack Aitkinson
W. Olin ‘Sanders’ Jr
Clairol
Andrea du Val
Figuer’s Beauty Salon
Main
Norwood
S. V. Norwood
J. W. Payne
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Palace Theatre
Peter
Pageant of Rural Schools
Mass
County Health Board
A. & M. College Vocational Agricultural Exhibit
Bryan High School
Future Farmers
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