Future Farmers of America visit to Dallas Fair
Members of the Bryan chapter of the Future Farmers of America visited the Dallas Fair by the state convention draw showing about 3000 boys from across the state. They toured the fair, attended an 8 M U Okla A and M game, and elected officers for a late organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Future Farmers of America
Dallas
State Fur Farmers
Ross
Will Locke
Dakars
Air
Business and Professional Women's Club selects San Antonio for 1954 convention
The executive committee of the Business and Professional Women's club met in Dallas to choose San Antonio as the 1954 convention city with dates set for June 8 and 9. Three members from across the state attended, led by state president Mrs. Fay Gordon who reviewed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llas
Business
En's Club
San An
E State
Fay Gordon
Illo
Federation to Host Halloween Social and Tournament Signups
The federation invites members to register for an upcoming weeknight league starting at 6:15 pm with six divisions in horseshoe and washer pitching. Registration closes Oct 31, with social events and mixed teams formed from participants across churches and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Williams
Ralph Ball
Miss Kraft
Melvin McNeeley
Oakenzie Jr
John Sidney Smith
Frank Womble
Miss Bettyik
Earle Tardy
W. S. John
Curtis Cobb
Methodist Annex
People’s Society
Pinkham’s Blets For Women Reliefs Odic Pain
Pinkham's Blets for Women relieve and prevent odic pain and related disorders. No narcotics. Not a pain killer but a modern medicine acting on the source of trouble. Perma nent effect implied. Sold by all druggists.
Russia and its world role debated by Lions Club speaker
Mr. Sugaroff outlined Russia’s de facto and dejury recognition, its state directed economy, and long term trade leverage. He contrasted Russia with Western standards, noted debt history, labor practices, and cited 1921 England recognition plus current trade balance. A. M. Gennusa sang, and community remarks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugaroff
Russia
United States
England
Mr. Sugaroff
Pacific
China
Detroit
Prof
Sugareff
A. M. Gennusa
Roy Danforth
J. W. St. John of
Marlin
Lion M. E. Adams
Lion Luke Patranella
Revival questions on origin and future of man
The fragment contemplates the origin of man and asks how a certain man arrived, where he is bound, and when he will depart. It poses enduring questions about purpose and place in the journey of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Man
Brazos County Negro Farmers Adopt Farm Code
H. K. Harnsbury announces a code adopted by Brazos County Negro farmers to stay on the farm and cultivate the soils. He notes strong interest with 27 calls for terracing and 19 for beef canning demonstrations as part of the better farming movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Harnsbury
Negro County
Brazos County
Elizabeth Todd Ill With Fever at Home
Elizabeth Todd, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Todd, is reported ill with fever at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Todd
Mrs. Howard Todd
Bryan Broncos Edge Rosebud 6-0 On 80 Yard Drive
Bryan Broncos defeated Rosebud 6 to 0 at Forrest Field Friday night. A second quarter 12 yard pass from Henry to Patranella and an 18 yard keeper by Merka capped a 80 yard drive from the Bronco 20. Merka starred with punting and ground gains as Bryan's line and backfield held Rosebud most of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Patranella
Merka
Stephen F. Austin High School
Rosebud
Forrest Field
Brenham
Bryan
Broncos
Rosebud Boys
Bronco
Broncs
The
Oval
Maurice Henry
Milton Merka
Lichter Broncos
Pace
Stallings
Husky
Mead
Bronc
L. P. Jones
Jones
Helpert
Hesse
Box
Mueche
End
Gibbs
Bryan Man Injured in Highway 21 Collision
William Gatlin, an employee of the telephone company, is in Wilkerson clinic with a skull fracture after a Saturday night crash on highway No 21 west of Navasota. Other occupants escaped with minor bruises. Gatlin's prognosis was not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gatlin
The
Telephone Company
Wilkerson Clinic
Navasota
Gatlin
Collin County Visitors Tour A and M College
F D Perkins of McKinney former A M College student and Jack McCullough Collin county agent led a Collin county group visiting A M College on soil erosion amp programs. Perkins met with Mrs H Astin and relatives during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
A. and M
Jack McCullough
Collin County
A. & M. College
Mr. Perkins
H. Astin
Mission Women View Life in Korea by Repperts
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reppert spoke to Presbyterian missionary groups at College and Bryan on Monday afternoon. They spent seven years in Korea and showed photographs from Seoul and nearby areas to illustrate work at an American missionary school. The talk aimed to deepen local interest in Korea’s customs and missionary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Societies
College
Bryan
R. R. Reppert
Korea
Creath Brazos Meeting Friday Well Attended
The annual Creath Brazos Baptist Association meeting in Navasota drew strong attendance. Dr W H Andrew moderator of First Baptist Bryan led sessions and Rev W B Breazeale reported on the 100000 Club and was elected clerk. A memorial service remembered 49 deceased members. Bryan attendees included church leaders and members from First and College Avenue churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
Navasota
Bryan
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church of
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Baby girl Nanne Shel Waldrop born in Charleston
A telegram from Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Howard of Charleston, W. Va., informs A. M. Waldrop of the arrival of a baby girl named Nanne Shel Waldrop last night at 8. Mrs. Waldrop is visiting Charleston with her daughter and plans to be away about a month. Bryan friends extend congratulations to the Howards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Waldrop
Chas. F. Howard
Charleston
W. Va
Nanne Shel
Seth Mooring
Brazos Valley
LaSalle Hotel
Bayer Aspirin Promises Instant Safe Relief
Genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets are described as dissolving instantly to begin relief within minutes for headaches neuralgia neuritis and rheumatic pain. The copy urges buyers to ensure authenticity by the Bayer cross on tablets and the label Genuine Bayer Aspirin on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
N.R. A
Social Notes From Bryan and Nearby Towns
Mrs Gerson plans a week with her ill guest in Bryan. Mrs H L Brown of Cisco visits her daughter Miss Blanche Brown in Brazos County. Miss Lila Graham Bryan to Fort Worth for Aggie Frog game. Rankin Kennedy of Taylor visits in Bryan and chats with Mrs Lee J Rountree. Mrs W T Cox of Calvert in Bryan on business. Dr L B Elrod and wife depart to Georgetown for Southwestern University trustees meeting and return the same evening. Mrs Sam E Eberstadt in Henderson visiting her mother amid illness of her stepfather Col Frank H English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ganter
George Lee Oser
W. B. Hill
Houston
Tom
Katie Daly
Victor P. Gayle
Caldwell
Gayle
Bryan
Ruth Kidd
Navasota
Dan Kidd
A. M. Waldrop
Charleston
W. Va
Chas. F. Howard
Waldrop
Embroidery Club
Jago. E. Astin
William Allen
Austin
George Lescher McGregor
Dallas
Eugene Edge
R. C. Franks
Charles Edge
George Butler
Arlington Downs
Paul Elrod
L. B. Elrod
Methodist Parsonage
J. K. Reinhardt
Baytown
Ryan
Frank Ripper
Tom Orman
Fort Worth
Luke Pattanella
Orman
Pattonella
Arthur Martin
Normangee
Andrews
North Zulch
Tom Collum
Gus Gerson
Gerson
H. L. Brown
Cisco
Blanche Brown
Brazos County
Lila Graham Bryan
Henderson
Col
Frank H. English
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dallas Fair
Mr. Ross
Y Ole Martinsen
Harmon Waldie Sosolik
Henry Vi
David Munday
Siness Women
San Antonio
Federation Ng
Dia E
Pinkham
Lions Club
Bryan Broncos
Canady
Mathis
Moehlman
Collins
Martin
Wallace
Burgess
Refree
Mosley
Baylor
Womble
Nolan
Bryan Rosebud Wheeler
Wright
Ee Jones Koppa
Tuck
A. Olbrich
Syptak Coos
R. Olbrich
Zimmerman
Murphy
Stabler
Mender . Pace
Merka A
Bryan Man
Visitors
Creath-Brazos
Squire Edgegate
Louis Richard
Internat’l Cartoon
M. Ratner
Brooklyn
N. T
Knowitt
Ars
Thornton Fish
SAAS
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