Couple Merka Lera Wed at St Josephs Church
The average of Mics eressa Lera and Hey Morka exchanged vows at 8 15 this morning at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rt Rev J B Gichener officiating. A large crowd attended the ceremony and reception followed at the couple's home above. The couple, lifelong Brazos County residents, were married in the same altar where they were baptized first communed and confirmed.
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Syers
J.J. Pipkin
Edge
Reve
J. J. Pipkin
Odge Road
Betha Mee
Eiliott
Rudolph Kemp
Finnia Maude Eliott
R.C. Parker
Edee
Filioit Af Dee
Brazos County
J. 4. Pipkin
Pipkin
Joy Payne
Ray Eliett
Miss Kemp
Hedge
Kemp
Karten
Parker
Mics
Eressa Lera
Morka
Rt. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. BO Gichener
Coomony
Beith
Merka
Basketball Tilts Open BFYPS League In Bryan
The Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies basketball opener at Travis School Gym featured Free Will Baptist boys beating First Baptist 25 to 16 and Methodist girls defeating College Avenue 17 to 6. Next round games are set for Monday night October 31 at 7:45 with College Avenue Baptist and Presbyterian boys to meet and Free Baptist girls facing First Baptist girls.
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Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Travis School
Free Will Baptist
First Baptist
Methodist Villa
College Avenue Girls
Husky Free Will Boys
List Baptist
Free Baptists
Methodist
First Baptist Boys
Fre Baptists
College Avenue Bunch
Methodists
College Avenue Baptist
Presbyterian
Free Baptist
Creath-Brazos Baptists Report Year of Growth and Unity
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association closes year with 297 baptisms and 260 visiting Baptists. Local church expenditures reach £56,511 with total missions and benevolences at £10,714. The group rejects Volstead relaxation, elects officers for the new year, and hosts visitors from Dallas, Belton, and Bryan while Madisonville’s church is praised for hospitality.
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Thae
A. Cray
Baptist
Tala
Lop
Iran
Association
Miscba
Benévol
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
Thomas A. Gray
Lola
R. J. Brown
College Station
Roy S. Holloman
Bryan
W. N. Purcell
Navasota
G. W. Owens
Dallas
State Baptist Board
J. d. Ketlim
Bucks
Orphan Home
J. C. Hardy
Belton
Baylor Colleges For
South
W. L. Davis
Baptist State Board
Spain
Susie Dalton
Baptist College
Marcha
Baptist Church of
Madisonville
Funeral Service For Aged Woman In Wheelock
Mrs. W S S Hanover aged 74 died at home in Wheelock Friday night after a long illness. Funeral Sunday at 10 30 from the family home with Rev J B Kurk of Wheelock Methodist church officiating. Burial in Wheelock cemetery at 11. Survived by husband five sons five daughters and numerous grandchildren. Funeral directors McCulloch-Dansby Bryan in charge.
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W. S&s. Hanover
Wheelock
Wheelock Methodist Church
Mrs. Hanover
Brazos County
Harvey Love
Martha Curry Love
Elizabeth Love
W.S. Hanover
Squire Hanover
Hanover
W. S. Hanover
Prside
Henry Hanover
Goodland
W. V
Sai Hanover
McGregor
Grady Hanover
Howard Hanover
Simonton
G. J. Gresham
Temple
C. A. Long
Pampa
Jas. H W. Beard
Bryan
Henry Wickes
San Antonio
Sallie Hanover
Henry Mitchell
Joe Love
Houston
A. C. Love
Hearne
DeWitt Love
Tapering Gold Imports After October Speculation
The report notes gold imports for five weeks ending October 5, with a noticeable taper in the first two weeks of October due to speculative activity in the foreign exchange market driving the dollar downward. It predicts a correction as the dollar typically commands a premium in autumn and expects a substantial return flow.
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Englands
Veal Street Journal of Octofry
New York
Paris
Helland
Switst Ravid
Banking report notes rising deposits and loan activity
The report indicates deposits higher than August with increased purchasing, loans and discounts up slightly while deposits fall a bit. It highlights a $3,000,000 liquidation to the Reserve Banks and a rise in government bond holdings from $85,000,000 to $92,000,000.
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Federal Reserve System
New York
Reconstruction Finance Q Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Averastot
United States
College Community Chest plan outlined for campus drive
A proposed annual budget of 8750.40 sets up a permanent faculty committee of three to five as the community chest committee. The drive includes a student welfare fund and a contingency fund to aid special cases under committee supervision. Donations are to be cash with staged payments and earmarked to specific chambers of commerce or kept unrestricted.
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Colles
Bers of Commerce
College Community Chest
Intend to Marry Notices in Bryan Area
Johannes Smith and Luda Brint with J Monroeiffiti and Mi ia Allen file intention to marry at county clerk office Jose B. McGee. Mr and Mrs John Gregg visit Bryan from a plantation home in Brages Vi nour Mite Brodge. J K Dickson of Thorndale visits Bryan for business
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Johonie Smith
Luda Brint
J. Monroeiffiti
Mi Ia Allen
Jose B. McGee
John Gregg
Bryan
Brages
J. K. Dickson
Thorndale
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