Far-Reaching Cotton Research Under Dr Youngblood Praised
A detailed description by H B Killough outlines Texas A and M College’s national cotton marketing research led by Dr B Youngblood. The program studies supply grades and staples and spinning and conducts market analysis to guide variety selection and new uses. The effort involves Civil Service qualified staff from Texas A and M and aims to boost education, student training, and placement for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. B. Youngblood
B. Youngblood
H. B. Killough
Washington
Aggie
Texas Aggie
Texas A
M. College
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
B. S
M. S
University of Wisconsin
Dr. Youngblood
Youngblood
W. B. Lanham
Extension Service
Texas Experiment Station
Lanham
Sam MacMillan
B. S. Texas A
Cornell University
F. H. Robinson
B.S. A. Texas A
L. E. Dowd
Robert Spilman
Walter M. Jeffries
Hugh B. Killough
Columbia University
Texas A. and
Granddaughters attend College of Industrial Arts Denton
Three C I A granddaughters are studying at the college including Janet Mahaffey from Mount Vernon and Ethna Green and Rose Greenwood both freshmen. Their mothers attended C I A with diplomas earned in 1905 1908 and 1907 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Ll. A
Ethna Green
Ruth Stars
Floydada
Rose Greenwood
Virginia Mills
Galveston
Miss Knox
Ex Bryan Girl Weds Bill Maroney in Hempstead
Miss Hettie Kosh formerly from Bryan married Bill Maroney of Houston at St Marys Catholic Church Hempstead on October 15. Rev Budnik and Father Banfield officiated. Attendants included Miss Annie Kosh as maid of honor and Harry Canterberry as best man. The couple will reside in Houston.
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Hempstead
Hettie Koesh
Bryan
Bill Maroney
Houston
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Hettie Kosh
Father Budnik
Chappel Hill
Father Banfield
Annie Kosh
Harry Canterberry
Huston
Albina Sebesta
Annie Koneeny
Julian Kosh
Frank Mateck
San Antonio
Joe Kosh
Crown Petroleum Company of
Maroney
Rotary Club to Sponsor Christmas Seals in Bryan
The Rotary Club led by Oak Mc Kenzie agrees to sponsor tuberculosis Christmas seal sales in Bryan. Miss Pansy Nichols of the Texas Public Health Association notes the arrangement, with Mrs. E O Siecke named county chairman directing sales in Brazos County outside Bryan.
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Rotary Club
Oak McKenzie
Bryan
Pansy Nichols
Texas Public Health Association
E. O. Siecke
A. and M. Consolidated Parent-Teacher Association of
College Station
Halloween Carnival Planned at Tabor High School
A Hallowe en carnival is announced to be held in the Tabor High School auditorium Friday night. Bry fun folk have been invited to take part on the program and share in carnival fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor High School
Johns and Cooper couple motor to Houston today
Mr and Mrs G M Johns and Mrs Sim Cooper drove to Houston today for a short trip, reporting a normal drive and no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Johns
Sim Cooper
Houston
Lions Club Trades Day Highlights Busy Program
The Lions Club event featured Rev. A F Ainsworth directing talks by Grover Good Y M C A worker and Miss Bess Edwards from A and M Extension, with musical numbers by Catherine Hutton. A crowded business docket approved tax relief praise and invited city officials to future luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
A. F. Ainsworth
Grover C. Good
State Y. M. C. A
Bess Edwards
M. College
Catherine Hutton
J. A. Clutter
G. L. Crawford
M. L. Cashion
A. and. M
F. D. Fuller
D. W. Foster
Nebraska
H. L. Durham
Thos. Gordon Watts
W. W. Daup
Henry Locke
Mat Vitopil
Bryan
J. Bryan Miller
W. S. Howell
Jess Hensaring
Commissioners Court
W. E. Neeley
M. M. Erskine
Willard Chambers
Fred Hale
Lion W. S. Howell
Brazos County
Mr. Howell
R. C. Franks
Allen Academy
Terrill Military Academy
Dallas
Huntsville
Bill Wimberly
Joe Kaplan
Harry Edge
W.H. Looney
Ty Cobb
W. H. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan and
College
George W. Griner
Learend
Hutton
Estelle Armstrong
Roy Danforth
Cotton prices surge on Census ginnings report
The Census Bureau reported cotton ginnings through October 18 totaling 8,113,978 running bales plus 252,978 round bales, vs 8,727,709 bales last year. Texas ginnings reached 2,886,822 bales, helping markets in New Orleans and New York lift prices before easing on profit-taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Census Bureau
New York
Washington
Texas
Bible Sees Stabilizing Factor In Aggies Frogs Tie
In a 0 0 tie with Texas Christian University Coach Dana X Bible sees a stabilizing factor for Texas A M ahead of the Texas Tech game at Lubbock. He praises T C U s defense led by Rags Matthews and notes injuries to Aggies Conover Burgess and Varnell limited offense. The team travels by motor to Caldwell and Santa Fe for preparation before meeting S M U on November 5.
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College Station
Horned Frogs
Dana X Bible
Aggies
Frogs
Matty Bell
Aggieland
Conover
Burgess
Varnell
Lubbock
Figari
Caldwell
Pullman
Santa Fe
Texas Tech
T. C. Us Bible
Rags Matthews
Bryan Chamber Hails Site Near A M College for Cotton Mill
J M Gregg of the Southern Textile Association told Bryan Brazos County Chamber that a cotton mill near Texas A and M College would boost both. He noted Texas has few mills, highlighted cotton's growing uses from air plane and parachute cloth, and urged state leadership to foster the textile industry. The meeting covered gas, paving, electricity to agriculture, and and College band support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gregg
Southern Textile Association of
Charlotte
N. C
Bryan and Brazos County
South
North Carolina
Texas
F. E. Lichte
M. College
F. E. Giesecke
W. H. Cole
Bryan
Mr. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
City Development Committee
Cole
F. C. Bolton
College
T. C. Walton
Howell
Bolton
George Adams
W. S. Howell
Agriculture Committee
Brazos County
D. L. Wilson
M. F. Vitlopil
A and M College expands soap by product plant
The Texas A and M College laboratory gains soap making gear including a kettle mixer and hydrogenation unit donated by Procter & Gamble. It complements the cotton seed oil refining equipment from the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers' Association, enabling full processing from seed to soap. Chemical engineering students will run the mill October and November under specialists provided by the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
A. and M. College of Texas
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Proctor & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
H. E. Wilson
Thanksgiving Tickets On Sale November 1 At A and M College
James Sullivan of A and M College announces tickets for the Thanksgiving game against the University of Texas go on sale November 1. Tickets are 2.50 and should be ordered by cashier’s check or money order. UT controls half the tickets, but good seats are available here or there. The stadium now seats about 25,000 with 10,000 in the new concrete unit and steel stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
James Sullivan
A. and
M.college
University of Texas
Sullivan
A. and M. Stadium
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Monthly Inspirational Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met Monday at 3 30 pm at Mrs M E Wallace home. The program featured vocal quartette solos piano pieces inspirational talk and remarks by Dr Thomas Gordon Watts. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake.
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First Presbyterian Church
M. E. Wallace
Wallace
Ethel Cavitt
Bryan
T. G. Watts
Mildred Salley
Higgs
Brazos County Farmer Shows Good Staple Cotton Profit
John D. Rogers of Brazos County sold 548 bales of Navasaota Acala cotton at 24.90 cents a pound, earning nearly $11,000 clear profit. The unusually long staple ranged 11 8 to 15 16 inches and was shipped to North Carolina. Spinners seek quality fiber and pay premiums over ordinary middling cotton.
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Brazos County
Navasota Daily Examiner
John D. Rogers
Navasota
Northlina
Rogers
Glazener to Direct Kurten Play The Lay of a Hen
W. R. Glazener of Purina education service will direct The Lay of a Brew at Kurten auditorium on October 27. Preparations aim for the largest crowd in the new hall as praise for the four act comedy grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glazener
Kurten
W. R. Glazener
Purina Feed Company
Bryan
A M photographer photographs cotton root rot from air
C B Neblett staff photographer of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station System arrived from Temple where he took aerial photos showing cotton root rot distribution around Temple. He also photographed fields around Waco exhibiting clear root rot damage patterns.
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Waco
C. B. Neblett
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station System
Temple
Plans For Brazos River Bridge On Highway 20
Austin plans draw up a new Brazos River bridge on Highway 20 near Brenham. State Bridge Engineer G G Wickline said bids may be advertised in 3 to 4 weeks. Construction should start within three months. the bridge will be among Texas' largest.
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Associated Press
Austin
Brazos River
Highway No. 20
Brenham
G. G. Wickline
Texas
Christian Endeavor To Meet In Bryan
The Houston district Christian Endeavor Society will hold a rally at the Free Baptist church in Bryan on Sunday October 30. William A. Miller Jr president of the Houston District and Miss Vera Belle Stephenson secretary attended in conference with Bryan officers. Committees include General Chairman W O C Holmes and finance Eric Fletcher music Mrs Walter Holmes transportation T A Cloud entertainment Mrs Eric Fletcher decoration Mrs Jack Bullard publicity Harry S Edge. Program features include a Sunday afternoon song service led by Bob Jones Houston address of welcome by Rev J J Tatum devotional by Rev C B Thompson and an address by Rev M L Hollis with several special numbers and offerings.
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Houston
Christian Endeavor Society
Bryan
Free Baptist Church
William A. Miller
Vera Belle Stephenson
W. O C. Holmes
Eric Fletcher
Walter Holmes
T. A. Cloud
Jack
Bob Jones
J. J. Tatum
Southwestern Free Baptist
C. B. Thompson
North Zulch
Maxwell Higginbothan
Offetory
William A. Miller Jr
Christian Endeavor
Norman Kinne
M. L. Hollis
Mizpah Circle
Mizpah
Missionary Society Lesson At College Station Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church at College Station met in regular session Monday with Mrs. Ernest Gibbons. Twelve members answered roll call and one visitor attended. Mrs. J. R. McKee and Mrs. J. A. Mackay led an engaging lesson from the study book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church At
College Station
Ernest Gibbons
J. R. McKee
J. A. Mackay
Ballinger Chief of Police Shot. Mother Held in Probe
Ballinger Oct 25 Mrs L P Payne mother of two was held for investigation in the shooting of Chief of Police W L McMillan age 39 at her home. McMillan was shot twice after answering an emergency call and is paralyzed from the chest down. Both he and Mrs Payne gave statements to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ballinger
L. P. Payne
W. L. McMillan
McMillan
Albert Fall Takes Stand In Teapot Dome Trial
Albert Fall testifies again in Washington on October 25 as the trial of Fall and Harry Sinclair for criminal conspiracy over Teapot Dome oil leases resumes. He says he objects to delaying testimony and supports government moves on technical evidence regarding Teapot Dome structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Albert Fall
Himself
Harry Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Teapot Dome
George Hoover
Sinclair
Fall
Social Affairs Honoring Bride-To-Be Miss Onah Astin
Week of events for Miss Onah Astin ahead of her November 10 marriage to Mr. Seth W. Barwise includes a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. G S Parker on South College Avenue, a bridge party at the Edge home, and a Friday afternoon joint hosting by Misses Patti and Gertrude Sims with honorees Miss Onah Astin and Mrs. Lyman Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onah Astin
Seth W. Barwise
G. S. Parker
South College Avenue
Jean Edge
Eugene Edge
Patti
Gertrude Sims
Lyman Reed
Birthday Party for eight year old Master John Edge at School
Master John Edge celebrated his eighth birthday with a party in Miss Moran's third grade room. He brought his cake and eats for his teacher and classmates, with his mother Mrs. Edge coordinating the event for the third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edge
W. B. Edge
Sanity Trial Recesses Over Preconviction Evidence
The sanity trial of A. V. Milliken, convicted killer of Mrs. Virginia Petty, was recessed until this afternoon. Counsel need to prepare briefs whether pre conviction testimony can be admitted as evidence. The State seeks to exclude such material.
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Associated Press
Lockhart
A. V. Milliken
Virginia Pety
Crenshaw Visits Parents in Local Town
Hiwin Crenshaw arrived yesterday from New York City to visit his parents Mr and Mrs E W Crenshaw.
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Hiwin Crenshaw
New York City
Mrs
E. W. Crenshaw
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College of Industrial Arts News
College of Industrial Arts
Fort Worth
C. M. Fleming
A. and M. Ex-Students’ Association
Hubbard
Agnes Northstine
Denton
Moody
Nedra Cooper
Thelma Lee Jones
Falfurrias
Atwater-Kent Radio Foundation
Miss Jones
Atwater- Kent Foundation
Lions Foster
Eagle Office
Bible
Texas Technological College
Plains
Matadors
West Texas
A.M. College
C. of
IMORE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Eagle
Missionary Society
Gove
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