Week-end Visitor Roundup in Bryan Brings Many Travelers
Many residents and relatives visited Bryan over the weekend for football games and social gatherings. Notables include Miss Nita Hall secretarial staffer at A. and M. College and a stream of guests from Houston, Port Arthur, Brenham, Lufkin, San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, and other cities. Attendees joined Aggie-TCU game festivities and returned home Sunday with stories of travels and college connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Marie Hall
Huntsville
Toe Bryant
Miss Hall
A. and. M. College
Harriett. Taylor
Little Daughter
San Antonio
W. EF. Astin
Thorne
C. H. Austin
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Tom A. Adams
Lillian Adams
Anna Kubitza
Brenham
George A. Adams
Messrs
Adams
Sam Kaplan
Adolph
Houston
J. E. Stanford
John
Bryan
R. M. Searcy
Margaret Higgs
Waco
Baylor University
Will S. Higgs
Sid Bowington
Lufkin
Bowington
T. C. U.-Aggie
George Sims
Lila Wilkinson
Mrs. Wilkinson, Sr
Jess Raysor
Denton
College
Leta Wilkinson
M. College
James Pipkin
Beaumont
J. J. Pipkin
College Road
Harvey Caddis
Port Arthur
J. G. Minkert
Caddis
Aggies
Ruby Morrow
A. and M. College
Dallas
Mary Morrow
Ruby
R.S. Webb
College Avenue
Louise Pipkin
Port Arthur City
Dwight Hearne
J. H. Hearne
Pasadena
Ranch
Austin
Frances Jane Branch
A. J. Buchanan
Malcolm Barron
Maudelle Wiley
Johnnie Mae Wiley
Hilah Mae Hall
Charles Ullrich
Jane Gillam
Fort Worth
Kate Hurd
H. A. Mueller
Wayne
Dorothy
Ethel Hisan
Kenedy
Felty Mueller
H. A. Mueller, Jr
Buddy Hisan
Schells Circus to Visit Bryan for Oct 25 Performances
Schell Brothers Circus brings a two show arrival to Bryan on Thursday October 25 with a Spain pageant led by Miss Dolores Gomez and a four ring program. Featured acts include the Flying Onzells the Conner Family the Henrys Unraths Drisbeck Sisters Miss Mickie Hogan and Miss Vate Lola Hollywoods star company. Captain Kohler Arthur Bun Foirbanks and a clown congress headline a dense display with elephants wild animals and a children friendly menagerie debuting at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell Bros
Wild Animal Circus
Bryan
Schell Brothers Circus
Spain
Dolores Gomez
Flying Onzells
Conner Family
Henrys
Unraths
Drisbeck Sisters
Equestrienes
Mickie Hogan
Albert Connely
The
Wire
Vate Lola
Hollywood
Captain Kohler
Arthur Bun Foirbanks
Congress of
Injured in Collision Near Hrdlicka’s Store
Oscar Peterson, a Black man, was rushed to Bryan Wilker son Memorial Clinic after injuries from a wagon collision on College road near Hrdlicka's store. He sustained cuts and bruises with X rays taken to check for broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Peterson
Bryan
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
College Road
Hrdlicka
Strore
Colts Trounced 51 0 by Iola Bulldogs at Forrest Field
Iola Bulldogs dominate Bryan Colts 51 to 0 at Forrest Field. Caudle and McDougal lead Iola with multiple touchdowns and strong defense. Boswell shines as captain in backfield with passing and returns. Bryan struggles on offense as Iola outgains and outscores them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Iola Bulldogs
Forrest Field
Bulldogs
Darby
Iola
Scanlin
Boswell
McDougal
Colts
McDougal Brothers
Caudle
Cox
Dooly
C. McDougal
Broncos
Bronco
Syptak
Rawls
Bond
Colt
Bryan
Broncs
Pae Aer
Ince Winks
Broncos Plunge Into Fight for District Title
The Stephen F. Austin Bronco grid team sits at 5 in district action after a 14 to 6 win over Jeff Davis Panthers. They face Hempstead, Franklin, and Madisonville in Bryan in three consecutive league games that will decide the district champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearner Eagles
Brenham
Caldwell
Navasota
Bedias
Normangee
Broncs
Hempstead
Franklin
Madisonville
John Bergin
Brones
Stephen F. Austin
Jeff Davis Panthers
Houston
Broncos
Hempstead Bobcats
Franklin Lions
Bryan
Hight
Travis PTA Reports Growth and First Meeting
The Travis Parent-Teacher Association reports 187 members, up 60 from last year, holding its first meeting at the school on Thursday at 3 o'clock. The program included fifth grade演 Columbus the Discoverer, presented by Miss Jewel Stewart, while Supt. S. M. Brown and Col. C. Todd urged support for a proposed tax amendment. Mrs. W. B. Cline spoke on the PTA and the community, with strong turnout and plans for the year. Officers announced: Mrs. P. S. Mangum president. Mrs. D. L. Wilson first vice president. Mrs. M. FE. Davis second vice president. Mrs. J. B. Christian third vice president. Mrs. N. R. Smith secretary. Mrs. Henry Ross treasurer. Mrs. Theo. Mahler publicity chairman. Mrs. H. T. Downard historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent- Teacher Association
Columbus the Discoverer
Jewel Stewart
S. M. Brown
Col. Co. C. Todd
W. B. Cline
Parent- Teacher Association
P. S. Mangum
D. L. Wilson
M. FE
School Menrural high school program on rural education
A list of talks and leaders outlines problems in expansion, organization, legislation, curriculum, supervision, and cooperation between rural and urban schools. Speakers include John Scott Buffalo high, W R Barron New Baden rural junior high, Julian P Greer Elkhart, W A Stigler, T D Brooks Texas A and M, W L Hughes A and M, J C Schoultze Grapeland, and Dean C H Winkler A and M. L A Woods to address vocational program and a Madisonville church gathering with a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Buffalo High School
W. R. Barron
New Baden
Julian P. Greer
Elkhart
W. A. Stigler
State Department of Education
T. D. Brooks
Texas A. and
M. College
W. L. Hughes
Buffalo
Huntsville
J. C. Schoultze
Grapeland
C.H. Winkler
A. and
Madisonville
L. A. Woods
Rural Chamber discusses market improvements and federal aid
The chamber reported 10 homes arriving from Bryan with 16 leases approved and similar numbers pending. They considered enlarging and sanitizing the Farmers Market, with rural rehabilitation program aid offering labor and one third of materials. A committee led by McCullough Haswell and Williams will study the plan. A proposal to seek federal designation for Highway 21 was to be shown to the National Good Roads Association after the San Antonio conference with D K Martin. D L Wilson was tasked to invite the district Texas Business and Professional Women's clubs to Waco for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. R. McCullough
Tyler Haswell
R. G. Williams
S. M. Brown
FE. R. Canady
J. F. Casey
J. Maniloff
W McCullough
Daniel Russell
James Sullivan
C. C. Todd
Brazos Varisco
E. BE. Yeager
Ross family spends weekend with relatives in Kerens
Mr and Mrs Henry Ross and their children spent the week end visiting relatives at Kerens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ross
Kerens
Prizes Offered Music Pupils By Teachers' Group
The Texas Music Association offers Dealey contest prizes for piano violin voice male and female. First prize 50 dollars second prize 25 dollars. District contest in Corsicana on Saturday Nov 3. Final in Lubbock Nov 30 1934. Two contestants per class from each district. Eligible students are members of TX Music Teachers Association. Notify N J Whitehurst Huntsville Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Music Association
Corsicana
Lubbock
Texas Music Teachers Association
Sarasate
Gluck
G. Schirmer
Handel
N. J. Whitehurst
Huntsville
Officers Named For M E Church Work Thru Year
The First Methodist church elected its 1934 35 officers at the Fourth Quarterly conference presided by Dr Ed R Barcus Huntsville district. The Board of Stewards includes T A Adams Vergne Adams N C Baker Marvin Birdwell Jno W Black Wilson Bradley Jno S S Caldwell EF W Crenshaw Sam Crenshaw R M Dansby H T Downard C C Edge R C Franks W K Gibbs J W James C FE Jenkins FE J Jenkins Jno M Lawrence Jr Dr W H Lawrence Oak McKenzie Mrs Lee J Rountree W S Smith A M Waldrop Grover C White. Junior Stewards include J W Black Jr Martel Dansby J W Hall Jr James W James Jr Norris Johnson Oak McKenzie Jr W A Middleton Grover C White Jr Walter Lee Porter Jr J R Bryant superintendent of church School Jno M Lawrence Jr director of Golden Cross Mrs J B Priddy superintendent of Child Life Jno W Black Jr superintendent of Young People Mrs Theo Mahler superintendent of Adults R C Franks district steward FE R Bryant alternate district steward C E Jenkins recording steward. Preceding the conference Dr Barcus preached on leadership and steward qualities naming intelligence jealousy and piety as requisites. Reports from Mrs Nat Allen Wilson Bradley EB Jenkins KE R Bryant Miss Bettie Syptak and Dr L B Elrod show growth and hope for full obligations by October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ed R. Barcus
Huntsville
T. A. Adams
Vergne Adams
N. C. Baker
Marvin Birdwell
Dr. Jno
W. Black
Wilson Bradley
Jno
S&s. Caldwell
EF. W. .Crenshaw
Sam Crenshaw
R. M. Dansby
H. T. Downard
C. C. Edge
R. C. Franks
W. K. Gibbs
J. W. James
C. FE. Jenkins
J. Jenkins
M. Lawrence, Jr
W. H. Lawrence
Oak McKenzie
Lee J. Rountree
Smith
A. M. Waldrop
Grover C. White
Nat Allen
Woman's Missionary Society
EB. J. Jenkins
Stewards
KE. R. Bryant
Bettie Syptak
L. B. Elrod
Local Marriage Licenses Issued in Calvert Area
Theodore Kugawa and Imogene Pierce of Calvert received a marriage license from County Clerk Clyde Goen. Also issued were licenses to Leo L. Ruf fino and Rose La Ferrara and to several individuals named as and described as negroes, processed by Jessie Williams Lillie B. Neal and Lacy Terry Millie L. Ladd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kugawa
Imogene Pierce
Calvert
Leo L. Ruffino
Rose la Ferrara
Clyde Goen
Jessie Williams
Lillie B. Neal
Lacy Terry
Millie L. Ladd
Model Pantry Demonstration at Mrs Patterson Home
About 35 attendees watched a peas canning demonstration at the Patterson home as part of a CWA cooking school. The event showcased a model pantry filled with canned vegetables fruits and preserves organized by Mrs Patterson and assisted by Alma Metcalfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Patterson
Grover White
Patterson
Alma Metcalfe
County Home
Bryan librarian returns from Alabama vacation trip
Miss Willie Rogers, Bryan librarian, arrived home Sunday night from a vacation in Alabama. She toured Montgomery and Greensboro and New Bern, visiting the Capitol of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis home, and state archives. She noted the guarded Capitol grounds and saw a photo of Senator Jessie Garth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Rogers
Bryan
Alabama
Montgomery
Thelma
Greensboro
Newburn
Miss Rogers
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Times of the Confederacy
Julia Owen
Jessie Garth
Cora Garth
Capitol
Twenty Five Girl Scouts Entertained At Muscadine Lodge
Twenty five Bryan Girl Scouts from Troop 3 were entertained over the weekend at Muscadine Lodge on Adams ranch about 18 miles from Bryan on the Edge highway. Their leader Miss Hazel Adams hosted the event with help from her mother Mrs George FE Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Troop 3
Muscadine Lodge
Adams Ranch
Edge Highway
Hazel Adams
Miss Adams
George FE. Adams
Olive Ruth Hensarling
Virginia Banks
Gene Eudaly
Emily Adams
Marylinn Miller
Dorothea Moreland
Bonnie Mary Neeley
Margery Brewer
Kathleen Mangum
Jo Ann Davis
Mary Louise Jones
Jane Gibbons
Ruth Gordon Watts
Virginia Faires
Dorothy Smith
Irene Smith
Betty Gene Snyder
Janice Fagan
Ann Kernodle
Billy Jack Wyatt
Peggy Dewey
Dorothy Newcomb
Grace Beth Middleton
Bryan couple stopped by pair on Highway 6
Mr and Mrs C R Elkins of Bryan were halted four miles before Hearne by two men with a car blocked across the road. When Elkins demanded passage a pistol was shown and the man backed off. the couple continued to Bryan unmolested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eikins
Bryan
Annual Creath-Brazos Meeting closes with officers named
The Creath-Brazos Baptist Association held its second day at First Baptist Church Bryan. Reports were read and approved. New officers for the Baptist Training Service and an executive board were elected, with totals showing 45 churches and 200 baptisms, 631 additions, and gifts totaling 9,478.86 dollars. The Woman's Missionary Union also elected officers and adjourned the seventh annual session at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
R. J. Haibrooks
Bryan
J. J. Pipkin
W. H. Andrew
R. L. Brown
College Station
Baptist Training Service
H. P. Black
George F. Stewart
Hempstead
Carroll Ray
Tola
W. D
Woman's Missionary Union of Ceath-Brazos Association
Ll. N. Yeaper
Navasota
W. Hi
Hendrix
A. H. Menifee
Madisonville
W. Hi. Andrew
V. B. Breazeale
Creath
Brazos Baptist Association
Bryan Has Four Students in 34 At Southwestern
Georgetown reports 63 Southwestern University students for the fall term with diverse origins. A Korea native is listed among 133 Texas towns represented. Beau mont and Taylor tied with eight students. El Campo and Corpus Christi sent six each. Bryan contributes four students: Ethel Ferguson Shirley Johnson Forrest Jones Jr and Mildred McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Korea
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
New Mexico
Missouri
Texas
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont and
Taylor
el Campo
Corpus Christi
Bryan
Ethel Ferguson
H. O. Ferguson
Shirley Johnson
George W. Johnson
Forrest Jones, Jr
Forrest Jones
Mildred McKenzie
Oak McKenzie
Business Men's Class of First Baptist Elects New Officers
The Business Men's Bible class of the First Baptist church elected new officers as the group begins its year on October 1. Officers include J. Webb Howell president, C. W. Simmons first vice president, Dr. J. N. Mosely second vice president, Henry Wheeless secretary, J. B. Jackson assistant secretary, Paul Dansby Good Samaritan, Mrs. C. W. Simmons pianist, Tom Sweeney song leader, and N. F. Lockerd assistant song leader. Prof. P. G. Gunter begins his seventh year as teacher. Dr. T. D. Brooke is associate teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. Webb Howell
C. W. Simmons
J. N. Mosely
Henry Wheeless
J. B. Jackson
Paul Dansby
Good Samaritan
Tom Sweeney
N. F. Lockerd
P. G. Gunter
T. D. Brooke
Jail alleged bootleggers held on liquor sale charge
Ance McGee and Oss Hampton were arrested late Saturday by Chief K. T. Tillis and Constable Horace Reed on a charge of possessing liquor for the purpose of sale. They were later released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance McGee
Oss Hampton
K. T. Tillis
Horace Reed
Doctor’s Second Question on Constipation Prompts Syrup Pepsin Note
An old ad urges readers to use Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a liquid laxative. It claims liquid laxatives reduce harm from harsh pills, promote regulated dosing, and relieve constipation overnight. It cautions parents about strong cathartics for children and promises regularity once symptoms ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Mra
M.master
Peorias Il
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Riddie
Jeg
Bryan Hospital
FE. M. Hood
Helen Gregg
Seldon Ray Gregg
Deniseon
R. R. Ellis
Mr. Hood
Ellis
Aline Williams
J. T. Lang
Willard
Girynn Williams
Wilburn Harmon
Richards
Lewis Shirley
John Lloyd
Bob Kirk
Reliance
Roberts
A. C. Cheshire
North Zulch
Holland Peters
San Angelo
Steep Hollow
Mr. Peters
A. W. Buchanan
G. D. Freeman Montgomery
Rev. Freeman
Martha Carrington
Clarkbel
Sophronia Carrington
Andrew Shelburn
Bry
Brazos Valley
A. M. Hartfield
Joe Bond
Calvin Risinger
W. N. Risinger
Albert Payne
Joe Operstein
Bertie Boggs
Floyd Moore
A. C. Frame
Edge
H. C. Seale
Benchley
John M. Caldwell
Birmingham
Ala
R. C. Fletcher
John Caldwell Fletcher
Schell
Abd Cox
T. H. Maxwell
Dooly i. Pate
Osee
T. R. Maxwell
H. Darby
Ty Lindsey
Ak Caudle
H. McDougal Q. Merka
Sead Tee
Eudaly
Vitopil
Manning
Fichholtz
McWilliams
Rubin
Barton
Harding
Benson
Palermo
Bush
Berry
Machos
Harrison
Bess
Raley
Rice
O. Boswell
Wren
Trant
Isbell
Boney
Mergason
Ref
Penberthy
Spencer
Barron
P.T. A. Notes
Chamber of
Floyd
Ohio
M.E
Model Pantry
Bryan Librarian
Southwestern
First Baptist
Baker Ave
Travis School
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