Louise Hensarling Crowned Queen of Farr Pageant
Louise Hensarling was named queen of the Farr pageant with escort Buchanan, announced by LL A Spell, Legion committee chairman, after a Tuesday meeting. The event opens the American Legion free fair and features community duchesses and dukes, a parade, and preparations at the Legion grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Hkar
Themerican Legion’s Free Fair
County
Buchanan
LL. A. Spell
Ruth Crenshaw
Cortiso
Steep Hollow
Merle Heartsfield
Avitey Tobis
Millican
Mary Langdames Jutson
Kinge Hizhiss
Lillie Mae Skubal
Ed McWhorter
Smetana
Miss
Harvey Bounds Preaches At Fight.Light Church Sermon Draws Crowd
The Rev J L Bounds of Waco held regular services at Fight Light church attracting an unusually large audience and delivering an inspirational sermon. Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs E A Hensarling and the Pate families joined in community greetings and birthday celebrations during a busy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bounds
Waco
Light
Sam Pate
Beaumont and
Wiln Clinic
N.C. Cole
Jones
Ryan
T. Pate
J. T
Lallie Barron
Bryan
Atkins
Rock Prairie
Elmer Patear
B. Pate
Harvey
Fall Weather Brighton Notes and Sick List Updates
Reliance Evelene enjoys the fall weather. J Conrad Merka, Jim Hicks, Lamar Makley, and Louis Shirley are on the sick list or bed. Families from Houston and Galveston visited, and several Crenshaw and Merka relatives gathered for weekend visits and a Dallas trip to the centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelene
Conrad Merka
Jim. Hicks
Lamar Makley
Louis Shirley
Houton
Galveston
Oe . Lawless
Merka
Jd. W. Crenshaw
Lillie
Bessie Crenhaw
Essie Shealy
Dallas
Cora
Ella Crenshaw
J. W
Walter Hicks
J. W. Matha
Maggie
J. W. Crenshaw
Ella
Ruth
Local Churchgoers Gather for Sunday Services and Visits
Edge Rev C B Thompson preached here Sunday morning. A large crowd attended singing Sunday night. Little Darvin Barnett returned home from hospital after appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Herbert Little of Brazos Valley visited here. Drew and Free hosted friends Saturday and Sunday. Several Edge residents attended Robertson County Singing convention at Shiloh. Mrs C B Moore visits Houston with daughter. Dora Holland and brothers go to Temple for treatment. Zubick brothers from Bryan visited Sunday. Earnest Moore of Bryan visited. Little John Benton Cress was cut on the face after a fall last week. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Payne and Miss Larline Elliott visited relatives here. Joe Wymola of Bryan was here Friday night. Louis Terrel Corgey, A&M student, spent weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
Darvin Barnett
Herbert Little
Brazos Valley
Tot Drew
Calvert
H. M. Free
Drew
Mr. Free
Robertson County
Shiloh
C. B. Moore
Houston
Mike Rosier
Dora Holland
George
Emmett
Temple Sunday
Zubick Brothers
Bryan
Earnest Moore
John Benton Cress
Johnnie Payne
Larline Elliott
Joe Wymola
Louis Terrel Corgey
Kings Highway 4-H Club Meeting Reports and Social
The Kings Highway 4-H Club met Friday night October 16 with County Agent C L Beason bringing musicians. Frankie Zikes presided as president and reports were read. Various local residents and CCC members were noted visiting, attending games, or socializing after the meeting.
Deserj tion Shipping Tags Offered by Eagle Printing
Shipping tags of every desertion? In all weights and colors. Prices will please you Eagle Printing Company.
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Eagle Printing Company
Terracing Farm Lands Near Old San Antonio Road
Frank Seale works with Brazos and Robertson county roads crews on extensive terracing across hundreds of acres guided by M F Thurmond. The report notes cotton harvester doubts and urges preservation of patchwork tools while awarding prizes for baked goods and cookies in a county fair event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seale
San Antonio Road
Robertson
Brazos
M. F. Thurmond
Agricultural Engineering Department
The
College
Sowing Oats and Conserving Payments Spur Local Farmers
H. C. Seale of Benchley reports his teams busy this week sowing oats for winter grazing and early spring feed. Under current government rules, producers may harvest oats and then qualify for conserving payment by planting oat land to peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Seale
Benchley
Farmers Friendly Rivals Vie In 7-Foot Cane and 400 lb Hog Feats
Farmers W. H. Benbow and Joe Sample showcase a rivalry in farming. Benbow boasts about a seven foot cane on up land while Sample aims to raise a ten month old pig weighing 400 pounds. Who is next?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Benbow
Joe Sample
Benbow
Sample
Livestock Exhibits Set for Three Days at Fair
Cattle and hogs will be on exhibition for three days from November 5 to 7 at the fair. Horses will be shown on November 5 only. Livestock applications are being received by the Chamber of Commerce and space is expected to fill quickly."> tag
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Brazos County Fair Seeks Mares and Colts Show
Farmers urged to apply promptly to allow superintendent Mit Dans to arrange hitch racks. Plan to bring all county colts to the fair on Thursday November 5 to showcase replacement of worn horses and mules with young stock and to signal a countywide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit Dansby
Brazos County
Legion club members urged to report on projects
Every club member in the county is urged to prepare a report on their club project for this year. Fill out the report cards sent months ago, ensuring every blank is completed. Best reports may be displayed at the American Legion fair with an exhibit, if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Fair
No trips to Houston fat stock show for clue members
Warning that no travel arrangements will be made for clue members to attend the Houston fat stock show next year unless reports are filed this year. Encourages prompt action and questions delaying efforts.
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Houston
Plant Fall Gardens Urged by Extension Horticulturist
Extension horticulturist J. F. Rosborough urges planting fall gardens for ample turnip greens and the dependable "pot licker" elixir of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rosborough
Extension Service praised in bank talk and fair prizes set
A Houston bank president cited a Land Bank questionnaire showing only one farmer on the live-at-home plan lost his farm to foreclosure, attributing it to other circumstances. A cake and bread contest is planned for November 5 at the American Legion Free Fair at 3 p.m., with prizes of flour sacks for multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
A. C. Williams
Houston Bank
American Legion
Extension Service
County Home Demonstration Council
American Legion Free Fair
Bryan Avenue
Neufchatel Cheese Demonstration at College Creamery
A Neufchatel cheese demonstration led by Mrs Alma Metcalf home demonstration agent at the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the College Creamery on Saturday October 24 at 2 30 p m Meet Mrs Metcalf by 2 o'clock for the event Everyone is invited to attend this demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Creamery
Alma Metcalf
Chamber of Commerce
Howell will grants widow annuity and home use
By the will of the late W. S. Howell probate admits the will. Elizabeth Hitt Howell receives a 3600 dollar annual annuity paid monthly and the residence with upkeep paid, not exceeding 10000 dollars, for life. After her death the estate reverts to their son W. S. Howell. Administrators may manage or reinvest, and jointly own property may not be partitioned without majority consent. Administrators may take up to five percent of income for services. No inventory was filed but will be executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Howell
Elizabeth Hitt Howell
Mr. Howell
R. W. Howell
J. Webb Howell
Jennie Howell Eastman
Kelvinator honors salesman with diamond pin
Erwin Smith, a Kelvinator salesman with the Charles H. Dil organization, wears a diamond studded pin signifying Pioneer club membership for outstanding sales. The Pioneer club, established by Kelvinator, is open to top performers. A letter from the Kelvinator sales manager congratulated his sales record this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Smith
Charles H. Dil
Pioneer Club
Kelvinator
Kelvinator Company
Smith
Crash Proves Fatal For Amarillo Rancher J A Whittenberg
J A Whittenberg, 79, a wealthy Panhandle rancher and oil man, died in a hospital in Amarillo after injuries from an automobile train collision Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. A. Whittenberg
Panhandle
Bryan Folks Report Visits and Centennial Trips
Mr and Mrs George Deaton of Houston and other Bryan residents traveled to Dallas for the Texas Centennial Exposition and returned with reports of an enjoyable time. Local figures including G M Kirkpatrick and Dr Bee Hunnicutt attended events and a medical education course. Mrs Martha Taylor remains ill in east Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deaton
Houston
Bryan
Guy H. D
Dallas
Texas
Veterans Administration
San Antonio
Office of
the Red Cross
Milburn
L. C. Zehnpfennig
William Harris
Merkel
J. M. Harris
Brenham
F. H. Cobb
Victoria
Aggie
Alice Smith
Joe DeMottier
Congress Avenue
Rbee ‘Hunnicutt
Bill
Marlin
Falls Hotel
State Medical Association
C. R. Hannah
H. L. Moore
J. Appleman
Rockdale
Sam Kaplan
Sam E. Eberstadt
Jaw
Josephine Crute
Fort Worth
Brazos Negroes Attend Centennial Day Activities
Approximately 300 Brazos county negro students teachers and chaperones traveled by special train to Dallas for Negro Day at the Centennial. They enjoyed exhibits the Wiley Prairie View football game notable speakers Ellington orchestra and crowning ceremonies. R C Neal Kemp High School principal led the city group and Pauline M Watkins supervised rural travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Dallas
Centennial
Wiley-Prairie View
Duke Ellington
Wiley College
Prairie View Queens
R. C. Neal
Kemp High School
Pauline M. Watkins
Jeanes
Advertisers Offer Bargains To Rescue Family Budget
Savings may be made and the family budget rescued from the rocks by taking advantage of the bargains offered by advertisers in the Bryan Daily Razie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Razie
A and M College Named State Aide in Farm Program
In Austin on October 20 the house passed a senate resolution naming the A and M College as the state agency to cooperate with the Federal farm program. The college would receive grants, draft a state plan to implement soil conservation and the domestic allotment act, and supervise administration by state, county and community committees. Senate action required due to house amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Senate
A. and M. College
Carnival Planned at Sue Haswell Memorial Park Thursday
Plans are complete for a rural school carnival at Sue Haswell Memorial Park this Thursday night to raise funds for the library. The program includes a 4 pm parade, a coronation at 6 pm, plus a cake and turkey sale, country store, circus, bingo, fish pond, eat and drink stands, and village sideshows staged by local schools. Madame Zuleika will host a fortune telling booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Haswell
S. E. Eberstadt
Newman Powers
Kurten School
James Bunting
Sam Fachorn
Steele's
A. C. Dowell
Tabor
D. C. Wiley
Reliance
Madame Zuleika
Chocolate Drops For Local Library
Dean E. V. White author of Chocolate Drops From the South and dean at Texas State College for Women has sent a copy to Mrs. Lee J. Rountree for the Business and Professional Women's club shelf at Carnegie Library. The volume collects Southern negro stories gathered over years. about a third are included with plans for a fuller edition later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. V. White
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Lee J. Rountree
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carnegie Library
Dean White
Aggie Livestock Judgers Finish Fourth in American Royal
A and M livestock judging team placed fourth in the American Royal at Kansas City behind Iowa Missouri and Texas. A H Spitzer of Meridian was the second high individual with 972 points and B E Todd of Beeville ranked fifth. Members included John Mugford Menard and J V Stevens from Houston.
Four men from this tent placed in judging of horses
Four men from this tent were assigned to judge horses in an event noted by local observers. The arrangement placed experienced members in charge of evaluating horse entries at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Japs Seek Manchukuo Oil via Coal Liquefaction Plants
Manchoukuo plans two coal liquefaction plants to ease oil shortages. South Manchuria railway begins a Fushun project with an initial 1,000,000 yen investment, followed by 10,600,000 yen next year. Early yield targets 7,900 tons annually, rising with 54,000,000 yen eventual productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Manchoukuo
South Manchuria
Fushun
Old newspapers at Eagle Printing Company Seper package
A note indicates old newspapers are available in several packages at the Eagle Printing Company located in Seper. The listing emphasizes multiple bundle options for access to historic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
David Thomson for Congress Campaign Card
Republican candidate C. David Thomson from Ellis County seeks the 6th Texas district seat. He cites God and country, constitutional laws, farm aid, old age pensions, world trade, balanced budget, and clean government, opposing secret trade deals and yes men. He is a Mason and World War II veteran aged 42. Vote for C David Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomson
Congress
6Th District
Texas
Texas Stock
C. David Thom
Ellis County
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Louise Hensarling
Farr
Margrette Shealy
Mattie White
Curtis White
Leonard Luce
A. L. White
E. Waitere
Grace 7Lola
Will Riley
J. C. Merka, Jr
Gertrude Walters
Edge
Kings Highway
C. L. Benson
Frankie Zikes
Beason
Grant McDonald
Wilkerson
Eugene Katoe
Frank Wentreck
Lee Lys
Charles Scasta
C. L. Newosad
KK. L. Jackson
College Station
Lela Annie Closs
Leora May
Pearl Bush
E. Sanders
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Seaice Farm
Howell
M. Kirkpatrick
Longview
Kirkpatrick
Highway Department
F. W. Kazmeier
Mamie Hazel
Kazmeier
Weonsin
Martha Taylor
Eagle Printing CO
A-M College
Guaran
Tiss
Aggie Livestock
Kansas City
Thomson
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