Mainly About Folks From Tuesdays Daily
A Bryan daily notice column lists dozens of local movements. Nearby residents from College Station Kurten Normangee Fort Worth and Houston visit Bryan for shopping business and social events. A various crowd includes births marriages honeymoons travel announcements and health visits among families and friends across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Boriskie
College Station
Bryan
M. B. Masters
Kurten
Dominee Angonia
Steele's
P. Jones
Madisonville
L. P. Owens
Normangee
H. O. Wehring
Fort Worth
W. H. Ryan
Harvey
M. L. James
A. BE
Pete” Jones
Louise Binns
Adrianne
Bryan Hospital
F. E. Wessinger
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jane Wessinger
Wessinger
University of Michigan Hospital
Sue Nickerson
State Department of Health
Austin
Ed Blaxek
Central Texas Auto Company
Houston
Sam Kaplan
Adolph
Dallas
David Munday
F. W. Howard
Ruby Harrison
A. and M. College
Mexia
Guy P. Bittle
T. B. Ryan
Rockdale
R. M. Gordon
W. FE. Saunders
Fritz Davis
College Station Boys and Girls Take First in Stewardship Contest
Six first place winners emerged from the Creath–Brazos Baptist Association stewardship contest held at First Baptist, Navasota, with participants from College Station and Bryan churches. Winners include Dorothy Hill Sunbeams, Mildred Williams Junior G A s, Travis Nelson Junior R A s, Lillian Hill Intermediate G A s, Marion Pierce Intermediate R R A s, and Miss Maxena Gandy Y W A. The associational winners will compete September 22 at West Austin Baptist Church in Austin at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan
Creath- Brazos Baptist Association
Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Navasota
Sunbeams
Dorothy Hill
Mildred Williams
s—Travis Nelson
College Avenue
Adele Griesser breaks shoulder in fall at home
Adele Griesser ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles K Griesser sustains a fractured left shoulder while visiting children in the afternoon. She received prompt medical treatment and rests comfortably today under heavy bandages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Griesser
Charles K. Griesser
Adelle
Aviation School Planned Here By Plane Owners
Byron Black and Robert Putz purchase a Travelair two passenger plane and plan an aviation school on Forrest Jones farm land two and a half miles east of 29th Street. They will offer instruction toward student and commercial licenses with Lawrence Hughes as instructor, using hangars for their planes and providing sky rides for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelair
Byron Black
Robert Putz
Black
Meacham Field
Fort Worth
Putz
Lincoln School of Aviation
Lincoln
Nebr
Forrest Jones
East 29Th Street
L. O. Wilkerson
Lawrence Hughes
Hughes
Wilkerson
Mr. Black
Allen Academy
Largest Farm Meeting Held by Brazos County Negroes
Some 427 negro farm men women boys and girls met in joint session at New Chapel Baptist church in Brazos County to promote Home Ownership Back To The Farm and Rehabilitation. Speakers included Joe Triggs county chairman T M Phillips Oliver Sadberry J R Delley and C H Waller with Waller calling it the largest best farm meeting ever held in Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chapel Baptist Church
Joe Triggs
T. M. Phillips
Oliver Sadberry
Burleson County
J. R. Delley
Robertson County
C. H
County Fair Set for November 7 8910
County fair scheduled for November 7. All community chairmen urged to call the aero agents office next Saturday for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Agents
Roans Chapel 4-H club builds cheap clothes closet
Earle Hines, a bedroom demonstrator for Roans Chapel 4 H club, notes the project cost only 20 cents. The closet design holds hanging clothes and shoes with compartments for towels undergarments hats and bed linens. Other girls will replicate the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Hines
Roans Chapel 4-H
Earle
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club activities urged
E. C. Martin, state boys' club leader, calls on all club members to prepare exhibits for the Dallas fair. Winners earn trips. many prizes offered for best ears of corn, cotton, peanuts, and more. County delegates limited to one. Also notes cattle appraisals and farming tips for winter grazing and barley cultivation. Mrs. Gee Jones shares pantry-saving advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Martin
Dallas
Chicago
Brazos County
Shea South
Escusa
Josie Overstreet
Minnie
Eula
Eotale
P. L. Anderson
Community chair refurbishing demonstrations heat up local towns
The Roans Chapel Post Oak Harmon and Canaan communities are revamping chairs and tables by removing old paint, making new homemade chair bottoms, repainting, and in many cases reupholstering. Mrs. L. B. Smith of Roans Chapel made a chair kept outside for five years look new. The demonstrations aim to provide decent chairs for seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roans Chapel
Post Oak
Harmon
Canaan
L. B. Smith
Voliva postpones coming of Lord to Sept 10 1942
Zion Illinois reports Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva postponed the anticipated Lord’s arrival to September 10, 1942 at Shiloh Tabernacle. About 100 faithful gathered at dawn while the rest of Zion’s 5000 residents continued daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voliva
Lord
Zion
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Overseer of
Shiloh Tabernacle
Pretty Lawn Plans Lead Steep Hollow Yard Demo
Mrs Ray L Foster of Steep Hollow plans a home yard demonstration with Miss Jacks from College Station and Alma Metcalfe home demonstration agent. They intend to create a pretty yard using native shrubs at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Foster
Steep Hollow
Miss Jacks
College Station
Alma Metcalfe
Home Agents Meeting Plans District Demonstration
Home demonstration agents plan a district meeting on November 26 and 27 in this section. The notice outlines dates and intent for the gathering, inviting participation and coordination among agents across the district.
Agents to Visit Homes for Foundation and Yard Work
Agents will visit the home of C. M. Graham of Wellborn and the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Foster of Steep Hollow. They plan foundation planning at Graham’s home and yard leveling with screen planning at the Fosters’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Graham
Wellborn
Roy L. Foster
Steep Hollow
Mr. Graham
Rainy Welcome Damps Wellborn Community News
Sept 12 Wellborn report notes rain welcomed by residents. Visitors include Mrs. L. B. Scott of New Orleans, Sam Royder, and sister Mrs. W. E. Gandy. Local attendance at Todd barbecue Saturday. J. L. Hensarling, Jerald Baker visiting Houston and Sugar Land. Families of Lander Hudnall Royder travel between Wellborn, Fersonville, and Austin.
Kings Highway School Reopens With Familiar Teachers
Kings Highway Sept. 12. The community welcomes the new school term with all the same teachers returning. Mr Bounds Miss Hauftfleich Mrs Roy Lewis and Mrs J M Smith are back for the year and expect a productive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Highway
Bounds
Hauftfleich
Roy Lewis
J. M. Smith
Farm Shop Work at Negro Department Free Fair Bryan 1934
Courtesy letter from the American Legion Fair Association in Bryan Texas submits the 1934 County Fair Program. Includes prize structure for top ribbons, exhibit requirements for community and home demonstration entries, and lists of required exhibits in crops, vegetables, fruits, meats, and textiles with judges and chairmen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
American Legion Fair Association
Earle Graham
Bryan,Texas
H. K. Hornsberry
Laurelia
M. Holden
Negro County Agri
Negro Home
Dem
New Pupils Welcome Visit By Parents and Trustees
The article notes a welcoming start to the new school year with many new pupils and expresses gratitude for the attendance of parents and trustees. It lists various local visitors including Mr. area Mrs. Marion Edward Smith of Goose Creek visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Bush, along with several Sunday visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Edward Smith
Goose Creek
V. C. Bush
Louisiana
Carlie and
Edelweiss Kindt
Charlie
Ruby Curik
Louise Windsor
Tilsie
Bettie Mae Nash
Joe Scasta
Frank Matejk
Lee McDonald
Huntsville
Ellen McDonald
C. Windsor
C. Farrell
Edge
Adopt New Name For S S Class Of M E Church
The Mrs Theodor Mahler class of First Methodist Sunday School met at 32nd Street home for a business meeting. Plans for the year included reorganization as several members depart for college, and the group adopted the name Fidelis. The gathering also planned gifts for a baby shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodor Mahler
Methodist
32Nd Street
Fidelis
Summer gathering for the San Antonio Mission Home training group
A Thursday farewell event drew former attendees Miss Mildred McKenzie Frances Davis Evelyn Koenig Dorothy Harmon Trine Gomez Martha Black Shirley Paula Fendaly Adele Frances James and Mrs Elvi Moehlman. The session offered final participation for those leaving, continuing the summer tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Mission
Mildred McKenzie
Prances Davis
Evelyn Koenig
Dorothy Harmon
Trine Gomez
Mar Martha Black
Shirley
Paula Fendaly
Adele
Frances James
Elvi Moehlman
Broadway Seeks Patton Senate Seat in District Five
Judge J L Broadway of Parville announces seek for senate seat in Fifth district vacated by Nat Patton elected to Congress. Special election to fill the vacancy follows Patton's move to national office. The move reshapes local representation and party plans in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Patton
Senate
J. L. Broadway
Par Ville
Nat Patton
Congress
Man shoots wife and self in Shawnee tragedy
Shawnee, Sept. 10. A mother, her husband, and his twin brother died from gunplay in a Shawnee residential area. Police, citing eye-witness testimony, said C. Me shot his wife in a quarrel, then killed his 40-year-old twin brother McDaniels after grabbing a pistol, exchanged more shots, and ended his own life. An unrelated for sale note about a Buick appears in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
C. Me
McDaniels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Negro Club
By H. K. Harnsbury
Laurelia M. Holden
County Farm Meeting
Morro
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Associated Press
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Mumford
Sandy Point
Leonard
Dowling and
Kurton
San Antonio
Wheelock
W. S. Hanover
Wheelock and Bryan
G. W. Blanton
Tabor
Clyde Hudnall
Pete Hudnall
Fersonsville
T. H. Royder
Ida Royder
Kings Highway
Negro Department
American Legion Free Fair
Ascmaccachees
Gussie Welborn
Ardola Smith
Quilt Department
Mrs
Druesiller Mosley
LB. Smrith
Co Annes
Lee Wilson
A. S. Jones
M. S. Bradley
R. L
Orange Ellis
Lavender Beauty Shop
S. S
M. E. Church
Man
Buick Automobile
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