Kosh Family and Lorraine Guests Stay in Bryan
Misses Mary and Annie Kosh and their brother George Kosh visit Bryan with Mr and Mrs George Lorraine of Hempstead as guests of Miss Albina Sebesta at her mother Mrs John Sebesta home on West 24th street. Also ad for hat renovating service and local laundry dry cleaning hatters plus typewriter paper offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Annie Kosh
George Kosh
George Lorraine
Hempstead
Bryan
Albina Sebesta
John Sebesta
West 24Th Street
American Steam Laundry
Bond
Eagle Printing Company
To Improve From Page 1 Fall Fashion Opening Cited
A report by J Webb Howes notes hopes that state employee salary cuts may be restored by legislative action. The legislature’s stance on the cuts remains unsettled as Sec J E Stanford says he has contacted many lawmakers and heard calls for partial restoration. Directors were urged to note the Fall Fashion opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Webb Howes
Legislative Committee
Guy Miriam A. Ferguson
Sec
J. E. Stanford
Style Show to Feature Merchants and Bands on Main Street
Merchants plan a Friday night event with 7 to 9 o'clock store hours and a 9 pm style show on a platform at Main and 25th. Over 40 models will display male and female apparel, with Bryan Community band providing a pre-show concert and an orchestra for the street dance afterward. The event also includes Fire Prevention campaign updates and committee discussions, with directors listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
25Th Streets
Bryan
D. L. Wilson
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Temple
Wilson
State Board of Education
L. A. Woods
Education
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce
George A. Adams
J. S. Caldwell
J. F. Casey
W. J. Coulter
Charles Edge
J. Webb Howell
C. S. Johnson
R. E. Karper
McSwain
Ed S. Martin
E. E. McQuillen
W. R. McCullough
I. Maniloff
Parker
Daniel Russell
James Sullivan
D. L. Weddington
D. W. Williams
City National Bank a cornerstone of Bryan history
City National Bank, founded in 1902, served Bryan and Brazos County for 31 years. It grew to be a leading East Texas institution with resources well over 700 000, guided by officers E H Astin G G Chance G S Parker Jr J M Lawrence Jr F L Cavitt and directors including E H Astin and George G Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
City National Bank
East Texas
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Ed Hall
J. W. English
E. H. Astin
John K. Parker
J. N. Cole
George G. Chance
G. S. Parker Jr
John M. Lawrence Jr
F. L. Cavitt
J. H. Beard
G. Ss. Parker Jr
Pastors of City Resume Monthly Sessions Monday
The Bryan pastors association met at First Presbyterian to resume activity after summer inactivity. Officers remained Elrod and Blackwelder. Roy Holloman left. no successor chosen. They planned chapel scheduling and a new Sunday 7 30 pm service in October. Breazeale is a new member. Members present included Bledsoe Watts, Watts, Gordon Watts, Andrew, and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Pastors’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
L. B.elrod
First Methodist Church
I. J. Blackwelder
Free Will Baptist Church
Roy S. Holloman
College Avenue
Elrod
S. M. Brown
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Breazeale
Blackwelder
E. S. Bledsoe
First Christian Church
Thomas Gordon Watts
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
L. A. Wilson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Senate Confirms 19 Appointments By Gov Ferguson
The Texas senate confirmed 19 of 30 recess nominations by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson. Confirmed were John Wood Timpson as highway commission chair and Ghent Sanderford Eastland for education, T C Andrews McKinney as pardon board chair, George Simpson Corpus Christi as state auditor, Frank Scofield Hillsboro as racing commission chair, Earl Arnold Greenville as prison board, A H Graves Clarksville as industrial accident board, and C G Krueger Bellville on the courts of appeals. Eleven nominations remained unreported, including Westbrook Waco for rehab and relief costs hearing, Brand Sweetwater banking, Vance Beaumont reclamation engineer, and Meyer Rockdale board of control.
Houston Voters Confirm Pillot to Game Fish and Oyster Board
Camille Pillot of Houston is confirmed as a member of the game fish and oyster commission, while Mrs. Hal C. Peck of Amarillo awaits action. Wood remains chairman of the highway commission, having served since June after Senate refusals. He previously worked as a secretary in Governor Ferguson's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Camille Pillot
Houston
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Hal C. Peck
Amarillo
Wood
Highway Commission
Senate
Frank L. Denison
Temple
Ferguson
Bedias Pastor to Study and Preach in Fort Worth
Rev. and Mrs. Philip Brown of Bedias Grimes county visited Bryan on Monday. The pastor has been granted permission to engage in special work at Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth while continuing as Bedias church leader. They will live at Fort Worth Hall Seminary Hill and drive to Bedias each weekend for Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brown
Bedias
Grimes County
Bryan
Baptist Church
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Brown
Fort Worth Hall
Seminary Hill
Scion of Burleson Family Enters Baylor on Opening Day
Tom Harvey Carothers of Jackson Mississippi, great grandson of Rufus C Burleson, enters Baylor University on opening day this week. He is the son of G A Carothers and grandson of Hallie Burleson Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor University
Rufus C. Burleson
Tom Harvey Carothers
Jackson
Miss
G. A. Carothers
Hallie Burleson Morris
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
The
Style Review
Main Street
Mrs. Weddington
LA Salle
Greyhound Bus
S. Main St
National Garaging System of America
T. A. Bullock
Prop
Pin Money Grocery
P. O. Box
Texas
College Road
Hillcrest
W. M. Griffin
Hall Planing Mill
College
East 30Th
Ursuline Avenue
J. W. Rice
Tula
John Fizzino
Henearling
Patranella
Batts
Hensarling & Patronella
Sam Cavitt
Coe
Chevrolet
Hall Chevrolet CO
City Nats
RED & White
Bryan Street
Bryan, Texas
J. A. Williams
Victor B. Harris
North Majin St
Foster’s Food Market
George Ross
Burleson
MO. A. Boriskie
Purina
Crossed Blackwell Fancy Goods
Baylor
Waco
Paris
Tractive Girls OF
Bryan and College
Bryan Ave
Montgomery Ward & CO
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