Velma Newton and Carroll Cox to wed at College Station
Announcement reports the August 9 1936 marriage of Miss Velma Newton daughter of Mrs Trent Newton to Mr Carroll Wayland Cox son of Mr and Mrs James B Cox of Buda at College Station with Rev R Sweet officiating. The bride long active in Bryan social circles and a former Cameron resident will reside in Buda after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Newton
Trent Newton
Carroll Wayland Cox
James B. Cox
Buda
College Station
R. . Sweet
Church of Christ
Bryan
Cameron
Cameron High School
John Tarleton College
McClain Company
Mov- Bryan
A. College
Miss Newton
Bry College
Little Art Groom
A. & M. College
Ross Volunteers
Cox
Charlene and Edgardene Jenkins Celebrate Fifth Birthday
Charlene and Edgardene Jenkins twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins marked their fifth birthday with a Saturday party at the family home. Friends joined lawn games before two cakes with five candles were cut. Refreshments included cake ice cream and Halloween suckers with themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene
Edgardene Jenkins
Harry Jenkins
Jenkins
Birthday Party Guests Celebrate Charlene and Edgardene
At a party for Charlene and Edgardene the hosts Mrs Beery Colson Miss Willie Sustala and Mrs Jenkins oversaw entertainment and refreshments. Attendees included Mes dames H O Tuck J J Nevill W L Smoot and Charles Moehlman Jr with many young guests named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene
Edgardene
Beery Colson
Willie Sustala
Mrs. Jenkins
Mesdames H. O. Tuck
J. J. Nevill
W. L. Smoot
Charles Moehlman, Jr
Mary Margaret Jenkins
Betty Jo Howard
Ted Neal Wyatt
Frederick
John Elvin Moehlman
Dell Moehlman
Homer
Clifford LaMotte
Baby Dean
Doris Nevill
Joan Tuck
Henry Oscar Tucker, Jr
Susie Mae Mitchell
Barry Sue Colson
Walter Elldred, Jr
Tommy Hopkins
Charles Dishman
Guest Speaker William Cartwell Jr To Visit Brazos Federation
William Cartwell Jr of Greenville will speak at the Brazos County Federation of Clubs meeting. Cartwell serves as secretary of the House Committee on Interstate Shipment and Foreign Commerce. He visits on November 12 and further notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Joshua’s march for a peaceful pen to Promised Land sales
The column argues for land reform and farm colonization under New Deal programs. It envisions resettlement and state collective farms, critiques landlords and sharecropping, and promotes cooperative solutions while urging voter engagement in 1936. It also notes Earl Graham Post 159 American Legion plans an Armistice Day parade in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
NIRA
Resettlement Administration
Texas
Brazos
Moses
Mount Nebo
Earl Graham Post
American Legion
Legion
Liberty
Bryan
Local Young People Named To CB Council Posts
Bry an and Navasota church members elected to offices at the Creath Brazos Baptist Association young people council meeting in Navasota. Officers include Edith Jones secretary and Lea Reese treasurer. Other groups named presidents secretaries and treasurers with a $10 mission donation approved. Huntsville group from Sam Houston State Teachers College led with a devotional and chalk talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Navasota
Floy Wilson
R. L. Brown
College Station
Young Woman's Auxiliary
Roy Simms
College
Lillian Hill
Bennie Lee
Irene Thompson
Marguerite Dishong
Bedias
Zelia Bell Lloyd
Melba Mackey
Doris Garbet
Royal
James Henry
N. H. Ricks
B. J. Lloyd
Elizabeth Hendrix
Pauline Jones
Colege
Lillian Ruth Coleman
Sunbeams
V. B. Brezeale
Mary Esther Moore
Brazil
Huntsville Group
AM Consolidated Tigers Fall to Rambler B Squad
The A and M Consolidated Tigers lost 12-0 to the Allen Academy B team on Forrest Field Friday afternoon in their second game. Coached by J D Hoke and Thomas Ferguson, they led until the final quarter before Russ Reynolds' Rambers pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. Consolidated Tigers
Allen Academy
Forrest Field
Willow Hole
Tigers
J. D. Hoke
Thomas Ferguson
Ramblers
Russ Reynolds
Two Convicts Missing With Prison Truck Report
Huntsville dispatch says two convicts entrusted to transport a load of convicts from Clemens Farm to the central prison rodeo vanished Monday with the truck they drove. The missing men are Elbert Harvey aged 28 from Pampa and Henry Moore aged 30 from Fort Worth, both short time trusties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Clemens Farm
Central Prison Rodeo
Elbert Harvey
Pampa
Henry Moore
Fort Worth
Fall weather rules during past week with mild temps
Last week saw unseasonably calm fall weather with max temperatures around 81 to 84 degrees and lows near 50 to 59. No rainfall occurred and readings included a high of 88 and a low of 50 on one night, with several days near 81 to 84 in the daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerne Es Banke
Directors of TFWC Plan Annual Meet in San Antonio
Directors of the Texas Federation of Women s Clubs will meet at the Plaza Hotel in San Antonio on Monday November 9 at 10 a m in the private dining room on the Plaza roof. At 1 p m they will luncheon with the Woman s club of San Antonio at the Original Mexican restaurant. The meeting is the final one of the current administration and reports are to stay within 350 words. Mrs Volney W Taylor Brownsville is president and urges full attendance. board members include Mrs J L Brock and Mrs Lee J Rountree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Plaza Hotel
San Antonio
Federation
Plaza Roof
Woman’s Club of
Volney W. Taylor
Brownsville
J. L. Brock
Lee J. Rountree
City Convention Discusses Small Town Management
The article notes Mr. Williams will speak next Monday as part of a panel of managers from cities under 10,000 to discuss issues and report back to the convention floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Graham Damage Suit Heard by Judge Davis
The Graham estate sues for about 20000 after W E Graham was killed when a Southern Pacific passenger train struck his car near Brazos County. Judge W C Davis presided, jury waived, with Barron and Ware and Henderson and Hoyle for the plaintiffs and Armstrong and Armstrong and Frank A Woods for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Graham
Brazos County
Southern Pacific
W. C. Davis
Graham
Barron and Ware
Henderson and Hoyle
Armstrong and Armstrong
Frank A. Woods
Franklin
Garden Club Formed At College Station
The Ths A and M Garden Club organized Wednesday evening in the YMCA parlors at College Station with George B. Wilcox as president and Mrs. A. B. Conner as secretary treasurer. Committee chairs named include Mrs. W. R. Irvin and others. meeting schedule set for the first Friday of each month at 4 p.m. at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
College Station
George B. Wilcox
A. B. Conner
Nat Edmondson
W. R. Irvin
T. W. Leland
C. B. Campbell
California Girls Visit Dean of Women for Texas Event
Miss Elizabeth Holmes and Esther Marie Rochelle of Bryan join Pauline Blazek and Zula Holland of College Station for a weekend visit from Denton. They travel with Dean Mattie Lloyd Wooten of Texas State College for Women to address the Extension Service club. Mary Sue Connor of Archer City arrives to attend the A M C T U game and stays with Miss Holmes at her parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Holmes
Esther Marie Rochelle
Bryan
Pauline Blazek
Zula Holland
College Station
Denton
Mattie Lloyd Wooten
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Mary Sue Connor
Archer City
T.S.C.W
Miss Holmes
Walter Holmes
Mrs Clayton urges women to organize in Roosevelts era
Mrs W L Clayton of Houston now in Chattanooga writes Mrs Lee J Rountree urging a Woman's Roosevelt club be formed here as in other towns under Clayton's guidance. The slogan is No dues and No Duties to win five votes for Roosevelt and Garner, with each person to recruit five more. Clubs to disband after Election Day November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Clayton
Houston
Chattanooga
Claytons
Lee J. Rountree
Roosevelt Club
Clayton
Roosevelt
Garner
Weekend Guests Gather for Aggie Frog Football Clash
Mr and Mrs J Edward Biggs of Wichita Falls arrive to join Dr and Mrs R Henry Harrison and Mr and Mrs Maurice Young as weekend hosts. Friends and relatives visit Bryan for the Texas A and M TCU football game at Kyle Field and other local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Biggs
Wichita Falls
R. Henry Harrrison
Maurice Young
Biggs
Harrison
Young
Kyle Field
Aggies
Frogs
J.W. Coulter
Dana Carnes
R. C. Marshall
Austin
Houston
Dallas
Bebb Francis
Mark Francis
D. M. Risinger
Bedias
Bryan
Alice Catherine Ogier
Texas State College For Women
Denton
T. L. Ogier
Hardy Weeden
Harvey
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Weeden
H. T. Florey
West 30Th Street
Byron Alphin
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Carolyn
Sam E. Eberstadt
Josephine Crute
Fort Worth
Fred Coffey
Dorothy
Doris
McKinney
L. P. Coffey
Vergne Adams
Louie Pistole
Waco
Margaret Higgs
Baylor University
R. S. Webb Jr
L. W. Storms Jr
John Huber
Storms
Webb
D. B. Mauro
Galveston
National Council of Catholic Women
Buccaneer Hotel
Committeestin and Club Posts Listed for Welfare Groups
A long list details committee members across child welfare Americanism rehabilitation entertainment and more. Names include Mesdames Krenek Shelton Martinsen Estill Dowling Harrison Ramsey Salvato Buchanan Gray Schovajsa Hines and others with chairmen noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidac
Julia Schovajsa
Elizabeth Suber
L. E. Spell
Mesdames
Hiram Downard
A. S. McSwain
O. C. Gustavus
Albert Operstein
Ernest Jahn
Joe Krenek
Corrie Dodson
R. B. Ehlinger
Paul Rudhti
Joe Sosolik
Steve Slam Entertainment
Refreshmants
Will Nedbalek
John §. Caldwell
Raymond Jones
Morris Schulman
Tom Jenkins
Kittie Stuart
Hy. T. Schovassa
Jno
M. Lawrence, Jr
C. L. Gray
Ed S. Martin
Luke Patranella
Ole Martinsen
R. W. Ivy
Joe Schovassa
Alma Higgs
Hugo Lenz
M. M. Erskine
Noah Cole
Joe Lawson
P. R. Pierce
W. E. Wimberly
Cradleroll
Mes
C. A. Ashworth
Bryan Minister Preaches at Galveston Church
Rev. J. J. Pipkin returned from Galveston where he spent the weekend as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ruditi and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. He preached at First Baptist Church in Galveston to very large crowds including a Sunday School attendance of over 900. The Ruditis and their son W. C. Jr. drove him back to Bryan and stayed overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
W. Baker
Bryan
L. M
Er Baker
Bakjas
Ir M. Johnson
Hoe
Womack
Norita
Linton
Willie Johnson
Orville
E. Woodward
Corrigan
EB. Woodward
F. B. Cargill
Grandmother Baker
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Elrod
Philathea
Methodist Sunday School
Dana Carnes
J. J. Pipkin
Galveston
W. C. Ruditi
Ed Smith
Pipkin
First Baptist Church
Rev. Pipkin
Duster Hops Off to Florida for Seasonal Work
Lawrence Hughes, a cotton duster in this section, left Tuesday for Florida to take similar work there. He plans to return to Bryan early next spring to resume duties, and Mrs. Hughes and other family members also headed to Florida by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hughes
Florida
Bryan
Laundry Workers Attend Santone Meet in San Antonio
Members of the American Steam Laundry attended the Laundry Owners National Association convention in San Antonio. A National Hoff man Company display featured an $11 000 model cleaning and pressing plant scaled to one eighth size operated by a dollhouse midget. Local participants included R M Dansby and son Roland R W Walthall Harrison Franklin Willie Johnson Wiley Higgs Joe Spell and M I Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steam Laundry
National Association of
U. S
Canada
San Antonio
A. M. Dansby
National Hoffman Company
R. M. Dansby
Roland
R. W. Walt
Baptist Women Assemble for Annual Meeting in Bryan
The Cr eath Brazos Woman's Missionary Union gathered at College Avenue Baptist Church in Bryan for a day of sessions led by Mrs. W. S. Barron and Mrs. McDuff Simpson. Reports were heard from district and state leaders, with memorials, prayers, and an afternoon address by Mrs. E. D. Head on Laboring Together in Our State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrew
Bryan
McDuff Simpson
College Avenue
L. N. Yeager
Navasota
W. S&s. Barron
E. E. Nation
Iota
S. C. Richardson
E. D. Head
Houston
J. T. Luper
Out of Bryan
Hallowe'en Party Planned By Youth Of First Baptist
A committee of the Young People’s Sunday School and the B Y P U plans a Hallowe en party at First Baptist Church on Thursday October 29 at 7 30 pm. Grace Sudderth Gussie Branch Mrs Chas Myers Mit Maloney Gary Minkert and Fran ces Branch lead the organizing group with Miss Frances Branch as general chair. New YPD members and A M College students in Bryan are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Young People
B.Y.P.U
Hallowe’en
Grace Sudderth
Gussie Branch
Chas
Myers
Mit Maloney
Gary Minkert
Tom A. Sweeney
Frances Branch
Young People’s Department
A & M. College
Bryan
World War Vets to Hold Fort Worth Reunion Dates
General Pershing invited to attend the 90th Division convention in Fort Worth from November 6 to 8. The 86th Division annual reunion is scheduled for November 7 and 8 at the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Fort Worth
86Th
Drunken Driver George Sapp Pleads Guilty in District Court
George Sapp was fined 50 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to drunken driving in district court. Police Chief K T Tillis and Constable D D Jolly arrested him Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sapp
K. T. Tillis
D. D. Jolly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan Girl
QLD
W. W. Solomon
C. G. Repass
Solomon
JC. G. Repass
Vivian Martin
Ed Dowling
Mildred
Earl Dowling
Roger Powers
Walter McGregor
Peoples Column
CB Council
AM Consolidated Tigers
Rambler
TFWC
Davis
G. B. Wilcox
C.la
C. A. Edge
Lilly Creamery
Atlantic City
B. B. Stone
A. M. Waldrop
Martha Gunning
Gulfport
Mrs
R. H. Bush
West 26Th Street
Santone
National Bank
Travis B. Bryan President
Ivan Langford
Baptist Women of Association
Cab
N. M. Adams
Roy Harrison
Horace McAdams
Montgomery
Henry Hoot
Wellborn
R. A. Randers
North Zulch
Lizzie Grissett
N. L. Cryar
Carolyn Keefer
Maurine Crawford
Kurten
W. H. Odom
W. H. Buchanan
Edgar E. Bullock
Roy Sims
W. C. Hill
W. H. Robertson
Myrtle Robertson
W. D. Lloyd
T. O. Gotcher
L. M. Perry
Ruby Hendricks
G. W. Brooks
W. P. Carroll
W. C. Todd
Lewis S. Pierce
A. L. Allen
Roger Melton
Gloria Downes
Katie Gray
Clara Lang
First Baptist
Henry
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