Milion Aliphin Fourth Birthday Celebration at Sue Hacwell Memoria
Twenty six little boys gathered Saturday afternoon from Wee to five o'clock to celebrate Milton Aliphin's fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake for Milton's mother Mrs Byron Aliphin. A list of attending children and community members is given, along with plans for a Saddle and Sirloin Queen pageant and a senior judging team fundraiser at the International Live Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Hacwell Memorie
Milton Allphin
Milton
Byron Aliphin
Meudasne Pith Radford
Reagan Warre
Francis
Mary Jones
Egbert Jones
A. Ol M
Chicago
John P. Wheeler
Mis. Jones
For Bryan and College
Rocial
Wheeler
Two Young Texans Wed in New York Ceremony
Bens Jane Logan and Dawson of Austin married at Little Around the Corner Kev in Ray officiated by the former rector of St Andrew's Episcopal church. The wedding party included Mrs. Leans sisters and bride's brother William Lo re. Both men graduated from Southwestern University and University of Texas and worked in Texas newspapers. They served at the Press table in the 42nd Legislature and wrote for Daily Texan during college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
New York Sun
Bens Jane Logan
Dawson
Austin
Little H
Ray
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
William
Lore
Duncan
Univer
Oth
Missouri
Southwestern University
University of Texas
Texas University
Dallas News
House of Representatives
Mite Logan
Daily Texan
Halloween Week End Parties Spark Local Rowdiness
Halloween week end prom and parties fill the city as youths and adults plan gatherings. Promoters advertise ghost themed decor and novelties while merchants note a strong demand for pumpkins and decorations this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Echoes of Travel Draw Stay at Home Audience
A piece extols travel as education and entertainment for stay-at-home readers, urging mutual sharing of travel tales and encouraging Augustlike autumn reflections. It highlights Bryan representatives abroad and celebrates the idea of secondhand travel as a form of learning and joy.
Change of Program for Bryan Woman's Club
The Bryan Woman's Club relocates the weekly program as Mrs. W S Howell and Mrs. R O Allen swap dates. Mrs I O Allen will lead on Wednesday October 28 at 3 PM with Federation of Clubs as the subject. Ida Kernodle reviews The Lives of Bengal Lancers and a musical numberA note to members announces the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Woman's Club
W. S. Howell
R. O. Allen
I. 0. Allen
Mrs Gabbard Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Meeting
Brightly colored roses in vases brightened Mrs J P Gabbard's home as the Tuesday Bridge Club gathered from three to five o'clock. After games, coffee and conversation followed, with club members listed as Mrs J F Joyce Mrs T W Leland Mrs J T J McNew Luther Jones W P Lee Fred Hale Rh M Sherwood Madison Bel Williams FE Williams PC Manglesdorf and Miss Jonelinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. ‘Gabbard
Wits
Mrs. Gabbard
Mesdames J. Ft. Joyce
T. W. Leland
J. T. J. McNew
Luther Jones
W. P. Lee
Fred Hale
Rh. M. Sherwood
Madison Bel
Williams
FE. W. Williams
PC Manglesdorf
Miss Jonelinger
Veas
Embroidery Club Entertained by Mrs Frank for Bridge
In Mrs. M. P. Prank home at 2 20 oclock the Embroidery Club enjoyed two tables of contract bridge. Mrs Frank hosted with Mesdames B Butler J Gibbons Cyril Luker I F Grinter M F Adame C G Bauer and E Bluestein among the players. Refreshments followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Frank
G. Bauer
E. Bluestein
Embroidery Club Meets At Mrs Burger Home
Mrs H A Burger hosted the Embroidery Club in her cheerful home with bright avowed flowers and sunlit windows. After work baskets were stored, members enjoyed social time and a delicious refreshment during the weekly Tuesday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Burger
Attend O. E. S. Grand Chapter in Texas
Mrs M B Bentley post matron of Bryan Chapter 222 and grand jurisprudence committee member. Mrs R L Brown past matron of Bryan Chapter 222 and former grand matron of District 4 on Texas Grand Chapter board.
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Mre
M. B. Bentley
Bryan
Order of the Eastern Ster
Texas
R. L. Brown
Pastoe *F
Grand Na Og Board of
Disciet 4
Tesas Grand Chapter
Mrs Sims Honored With Party by P and Mrs Nunn
Mrs J R Sims was honored at a Monday evening party at the new brick home of Mr and Mrs Roy W Nunn on Lelege Road. Attendees included her daughters Mrs Aubrey Brown of Mineral Wells and Miss Mamie Sims, her son Johnny Sims, and several friends. Pallbearers and out of town guests are listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sims
Roy W. Nunn
Funeral Service Held Today For Woman of Bryan
Mrs Beibiah P Higgs 76 widow of Sam Higgs died suddenly at her son Wiley Higgs home East 24th Bryan native born Cleburne 1855 longtime First Baptist member Funeral at son home 3 30 led by Rev J L Wharton assisted by Rev R Holloman interment Bryan City Cemetery Survived by two sons and two daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Manuay
Beibiah P. Higgs
Sam Higgs
Wiley B. Higgs
East 24Th Street
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
Jno. L. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Roy &. Holloman
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan City
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Mary Richards in Shire
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Steep Hollow Baptist Church for Mrs Mary Richards wife of W A Richards of the Shire community Brazos County. She died Monday at the family farm six miles southeast of Bryan aged 54 years 7 months 26 days. Interment followed in Steep Hollow Cemetery. Survived by husband five sons Claude Otho Luel Wesley and Herbert Richards four brothers and three sisters all of Madison County.
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Mary Richards
W. A. Richards
Cosuserity
Bryan
Steep Hollow Baptist
J. Phin
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
Shire Community
Claude
Otho
Luel
Wesley
Herbert Richards
Misses Lela
Beulah Mae Richards
Madison County
Stanford Speaker Delivers Addresses in Teague and Huntsville
J. E. Stanford, Texas editor of the Southern Agriculturist and Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce president, returned Monday from Teague and Huntsville after addressing the American Legion post in Teague and the First Methodist church in Huntsville on Agriculture as it is Taught in the Bible during farmers' night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stanford
Texas
Southern Agriculturist
Bryan and Brazos County
Civyen Sentenced to Five Years with Suspended Term
Levy Newton pled guilty to forgery before Judge W C Davis in quiet court today and received a five year prison term with suspension conditioned on good behavior.
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Levy Newton
W. C. Davis
Uiet
Bridge Worker Flung 40 Feet After Collision on Dinkey Road
Bh C Teeter, a bridge employee at Bry an, was struck in the chin by a cave edge on the dinkey railroad as brakes failed on a motor hauling sand cars. He flew about 40 feet into 12 feet of water but survived with three front teeth broken. fellow workers aided him to shore.
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Dinkey Road
Dinkey
Brazos River
Bryan
Bh. C. Teeter
Bryan Hospital
Teeter
Serees Workman
Industrial Survey Under Way in Bryan and Brazos County
Texas A and M seniors led by Prof. Dan Russell conduct an industrial survey for Bryan and Brazos County to study social and economic conditions and expansion possibilities. President Stanford notes an unemployment census will also be conducted, urging city residents seeking work to register at the chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and
Brazos County
Bryan
Texas A. and
M. College
Dan Russell
J. F. Stanford
Bryan and Brase
County Chamber of Commerce
Stenford
Bry
Chamber of Commerce
Register
Stanford
WTAW
Texas A
Travis B. Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
W. F. Gelber
Tyler Haswell
John M. Lawrence, Jr
Johnson
F. S&s Martin
W. C. Mitchell
Les J. Rounstree
J. E Stanford
F. F. Veagrer
Bryan News Highlights Community Activity and Visits
Bryan residents hear about radio programs and meet visiting figures. Dr. Roland Searcy opens Bryan office after Houston internship. Mrs. Park pencils in recovery from knee injury while Several locals travel for family and political events, with Baylor and Aggie ties noted along with church and business visits.
Northern Luzon Geography Talk at Texas A & M Seminar
Calvon McKim of Texas A and M will address the Social Science Seminar on Some Aspects of the Geography of Northern Luzon. He will present stereoptical views and discuss natural resources industries and social life of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Calvon McKim
Texas A. and M., College
Luzon
McKim
J. Wheeler Barger
Philippine Islands
Journal of Science of the
University of Nebraska
Bryan to Tackle San Jacinto Hi On Friday Night
Bryan high school football fans anticipate a record crowd Friday as San Jacinto High of Houston visits Forrest Field for a Bronchos clash. About 500 Houston rooters and the San Jacinto band will ride a special train. The San Jacinto star halfback Alfred Bryan is ruled ineligible, while Bryan aims to rebound from last week’s defeat with a determined, strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
San Jacinto High of
Houston
Forrest Field
San Jacinto
Alfred Bryan
Intend to Marry Notices Filed in Brazos County
Coy Rooks Leona Williams Sainfons Loughridge Beulah Tillo and Lem Gauze Carvie Ellis all of Brazos County filed notices with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday of their intention to marry. Mrs J T Dyess and daughter Iris Dyess of Harvey were among Bryan shoppers today.
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Coy Rooks
Leona Williams
Sainfons Loughridge
Beulah Tillo
Lem Gauze
Carvie Ellis
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
J. T. Dyess
Iris Dyess of
Harvey
Bryan
Prospect Boys Plan Terracing and Club Meeting
The Prospect 4-H Club held a November meeting with President Sam Manning presiding. Music featured Emmett Sheffield, Claude Thompson, and Allen Broadway. A two act comedy with Morris Beal and Mr. Timmons followed. Descriptions of community exhibit planning and terrace line work were discussed. County Agent C L Beason urged boys to learn pecan tree care for spending money and outlined support for terrace projects. Sheffield was chosen to attend a meat processing demonstration at F and B Station on Friday November 6 under Fred Hale's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect 4-H Club
Sam Manning
Emmett Heffield
Claude Thompson
Allen Broadway
Morris Beal
Mr. Timmons
D. J. McDonald
Miss Givens
Prospect
C. L. Beason
Beason
Emmett Sheffield
F. and B
Fred Hale
Swine Specialict
Hearne Man Injured Cranking Car In Gear
Van Adkins was hurt when he started a car in gear and the vehicle ran him over at Bryan hospital. Doctors say the 12th dorsal vertebra and five ribs were fractured and other injuries are being evaluated. Outcome unknown.
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van Adkins
Hearne
Bryan Hospital
Adkins
Coleman County Men Dig Winter Coal in Coleman County
Farmers and ranchmen in Coleman county are digging their winter coal from a shaft sunk 50 feet deep on Dr. Newsome’s property at Del Rio. The mine has seen little recent commercial work, but the coal is noted as fair quality and is reused annually.
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San Angelo
Coleman County
Newsome
del Rio
Summer Weather Clear Through Week With High 91
Temperatures were lower through the past week with several peaks. Thursday saw the high of 91 degrees and Monday the low of 55. Rainfall totaled 1.24 inches, all on Thursday.
Oklahoma County Agent Visits in Bryan College
Choctaw county agent W B Gernert, from Gov. Murray’s home county, met with County Agent C L Benson in Bryan and toured Texas A and M Extension. He said Oklahoma conditions were improving and praised Gov. Murray, while declining to discuss politics. He had also attended the Dallas fair and planned to return home.
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Oklahoma
Bryan
College
W. B. Gernert
Choctaw County
William H. Murray
C. L. Benson
Texas A. and
M. College
Gernert
Dallas
Gov. Murray
Three Judge Court Validates Private Carrier Law in Texas
In Kennerly Pissenter Houston Oct 26 a three judge federal court upheld House Bill 325 regulating private contract carriers and placing them under state railroad commission supervision. The court denied an injunction against enforcement. Judges Hutcheson and West found the law valid to regulate highways for public safety and economy. Judge Kennerly dissented on some provisions as excessively regulatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
State Railroad Commission
J. C. Hutcheson
Dual West
T. M. Kennerly
Wound Is Fatal To Ex-Resident Dies in Dallas
Charles Stephan, about 40, died at Methodist hospital in Dallas after a gunshot wound. Survived by widow, daughter Dorothy, son Charles Jr., brother George of Bryan, sister Inez Owen of Houston. Body to be taken to Oklahoma City for interment. funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Bryan
Charles Stephan
Methodist Hospital
Dallas
George Stephan
L. Stephan
Old Masterpiece As Moral Threat, Reformers Say
New York officials visit Sibermann galleries to view Tintoretto painting Susanna. John S. Sumner of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice questions removing the work, warning gallery owners they might lose it if police intervene. The gallery offers to remove or apologize if objections arise, which Sumner declines.
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New York
Susanna
A. Sibermann
Messrs
Silbermann
John S. Sumner
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Sumner
Messrs. Silbermann
Tintoretto
Silbermanns
District Court Dismisses Petit Jury. Records Note Vacancies
The petit jury summoned for service this week was dismissed this morning by Judge W C Davis. Several criminal cases are docketed for trial, but no juries have been demanded in them. Classified notices advertise barber college and land for rent titled the Paleotto homestead at Jeele's Store Texas and at Merlin Texas.
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W. C. Davis
D. Paleotto
Jeele
Texas
Commerce St
Merlin
P. Palasotto
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Walton Allphin
Parthday
A.M. Queen OF Radio and Pageant
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Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Canada
Naonal Capitol
Ole Virginny
Capolings
New
Mexico
Bryan Bride
Homoree
BR. L. Carroll
Amamia
C. A. McAdame
Edith Jones
Winnie Smith
Ethel Wallis
Mable Jones
Velma Cuningham
Callie Crowson
Tennie Bell Smith
Fdna Bell Rimsey
Leila Annie Clore
Ruth Vevill
Ada Cheatham
Alma Rae ‘Baill
Rebecca Roberts
Helen Easters
Lula Mae Tuck
Gladye Rawle
Louise Godwin
Frankie Easley
Willie Mae Easley
Bryan Woman’s Club
Mrs. H. A. Burger
O. E. S. Grand Chapter
M. R. Bentley
Alee
Mrs. Burger
Mesdame
Dons Carnes
EF. J. Fountain
Deane
H. C. Pulghem
F. L. Henderson
Louise Smith
S.C. Williams
Kay Hassell
J. FE. Astin
John M. Lawrence
Mrs. Sims
Mrs. Nunn
A. L. Higgs
Wiley
Higgs
Brean
Lallie Eee Walker
Miami
Frs
Higgs Ettie
Dial
Opts
Edwin
Fort Worth
Mary Barnett
Steep Hnlee
E. W. Crenshaw
T. A. Adams
H. O. Ferguson
MF. Wallace
J. D. Martin
Carl Cole
H. P. Dansby
Mawhinne
Ed Balls
J. W. Jalls
Coednight
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Churchill
F. J. Stuffllee
Hempstead
Woman of
Shire
Huntsville
Teague
Civyen
Claud H. Ward
WBAP
Ward
Jnc. A. Heli
George T. Young
Housom
Alen Myers
J. Alien Myers, Jr
Myers
Birmingham
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Mix
Louie Louise Myers
Washington, D. C
New York City
Republican Executive Committee
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Ber
Jabs L. Whorier
Lebterk
Navasota
Leila Law
Pauline Davis
W. R. McCullough
Bryan and Brazos
Brosig
G. G. Lewis
Ben Powers
Roland Searcy
L. L. Hill
Parkland Hospital
Searey
East 28Th Street
A. K. Brown
George N. Deaton
J. R. Arnold
D. A. Deaton
A. B. Ford
East 27Th Street
Morris Schulman Schulman
Albert Hanneman
L. J. Dupay
Marlin
Mack Jenkins
San Jacinto Hi
Prospect Boys
Amin Nha Ee
Zlay
Kennerly Pissenter
Hutcheson and West
Law
Moler
Franka Ave
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