Allen Academy Ramblers Welcome Bruce Allen Return
Bruce Allen of Galveston returns to the Allen Academy Ramblers after a ankle injury sidelined him for three weeks. The team trains Monday with emphasis on blocking and line technique as Neeley and staff adjust strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy Ramblers
Bruce
Galveston
Neil
Buddy
Godbig Bryan
Ace
Dwin
Ambler
Stephen F. Austin
Broncos
Allen
Bryan High
Ramblers
Neeley
Publisher Ed Kiest Celebrates 73rd Birthday
Ed Kiest publisher of the Dallas Herald celebrates his seventy third birthday with flowers and felicitations. He remains active heading the Dallas city park system and aiding the visits of the Texas Agricultural College at College Station as a board member.
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LLAS
Ed Kiest
Dalimes-Herald
Kiest
Addite
Dallas
Texas Agrical College
College Sta
Ors
Bride and New Husband in California Honeymoon Car Crash
In Sacramento on Sunday night a motor car collision seriously injures Vir Gates McCafferty, wife of Dan Kerty, the University of Pennsylvania president’s private secretary, and Ellen Johnson, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnson. The groom and his brother Joe Mo nty also suffer minor injuries, while the new husband’s second hand auto purchased in Salt Lake is involved.
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Cramento
Cal
Vir Gates McCafferty
University of Pennsylvania
Dan Kerty
Dixon
Ellen Johnson
Joe Monty
Gordon Bennett
Baptist girls win three firsts at Austin district meet
In Brazos county, Gill Sunbeam division Lillian Hill Intermediate Auxiliary and Miss Maxena Young Women's Auxiliary won three first places at the Stewardson test of the Baptist Womans Missionary Union in the district at Austin. The district record shows four winners from the Creath Brazos association.
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Lege Station
Baptist Young
Stewardson
Baptist Wom- Missionary Union
Austin
Medls
Gill
Sunbeam
Lillian Hill
Maxena
Brazos County
Creath-Brazos Associa
Misses Hill
Miss Gandy
Fore
Dallas
Florence Forehand
Baptist Church
Temple
Jans A.’s
Richard Lockhart
Hill
RK. A
Marion
Navasota
S. A. Scientist Honored at College Station Luncheon
Dr. P. J. du Toit director of veterinary research in South Africa was guest of honor at a luncheon at the Aggieland Inn before leaving College Station after a brief Texas visit. He compared Texas ranching with the South African veldt and spoke as the sole speaker at the event hosted by Dr. H. Schmidt.
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P. J. du Toit
Division of
Animal Industry
Union of South Africa
Aggieland Inn
College Station
Pr. du Toit
Texas
H. Schmidt
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Dr. du Toit
Dean Chas. Puryear
Mark Francis
F. L. Thomas
R. M. Milhollin
A. D. Jackson
Jessie Whitacre
Sylvia Cover
Mary Anna Grimes
R. P. Marstellar
J. B. Mims
J. M. Jones
R. O. Berry
B. L. Warwick
A. A. Lenert
Lowry To Speak At D C Meeting In Waco Oct 5
Stamford reports the all-state council session in Waco on Oct 5 uniting West East and South Texas chambers to back a business rights program. Frederick W Lowry will speak on Balancing the Government's Budget, with other presenters from Sulphur Springs Victoria Fort Worth Lufkin Vernon and more.
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Stamford
West Texas
East Texas
South Texas
Waco
James D. Hamlin
Farwell
West Texas Chamber
Frederick W. Lowry
Louis Douglas
Washington
C. F. Ashcroft
Sulphur Springs
Fast Texas Chamber
All-State Council
J. M. Pickering
Victoria
South Texas Chamber
van Zandt Jarvis
Fort Worth
Ernest L. Kurth
Lufkin
Ray H. Nichols
Vernon
Paris Saddle Club Horse Show Draws Entries Oct 1 and 17
Entries from northeast Texas and southeast Oklahoma will come here Oct 1 and 17 for the second annual Paris saddle club horse show. The Highway 271 convention, originally set for Oct 7, will now coincide with the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
Oklahoma
Paris Saddle Club
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Goen
County Clerk Clyde Goen issued marriage licenses to Charlie Williams and Estella Tate, Lindon Bishop and Grace Evans of Hearne, Joe Briones and Johnnie Gonsales. Additional licenses granted to Elester Lewis and Zonnie B Polk, and Fred Williams and Eva Green with the term negroes noted in the filing.
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Charlie Williams
Estella Tate
Lindon Bishop
Grace Evans
Hearne
Joe Briones
Johnnie Gonsales
Clyde Goen
Elester Lewis
Zonnie B Polk
Fred Williams
Eva Green
Mainly About Folks in Bryan Saturday Visitors
A Bryan Saturday column lists residents and visitors in town and surrounding areas. Names include William Hudspeth M 8 Broach John Nichols T. L. Goodman J. D. Jones Hardy Weeden Walter Lawless of Kurten Ben J. Boone Fort Worth and more. Several travelers visit Houston Shreveport and Galveston for visits and business.
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William Hudspeth
Broach
John Nichols
Bryan
Tabor
T. L. Goodman
J. D. Jones
Hardy Weeden
Harvey
Walter Lawless
Kurten
John Depuma
Jack
Steeles
Ben J. Boone
Fort Worth
Sallie Thomas
Henry Womble
Navasota
J. F. Curtis
H. O. Ferguson
Houston
Ferguson
D. L. Peterson
Galveston
Antonio Malo
Tampico
Mexico
M. College
Theodor Mahler
East 32Nd Street
Katherine Palmer
Normangee
A. and
Bankhead
Gaston Palmer
Miss Palmer
George Edge
T. A. Hensarling
Coleview
Jim Tobias
Lee J. Rountree
Palestine
N. R. Strong
Slocum
Strong
John E. Blair
John Edwin Jr
Michael
James Wilson
Edge
New Game Laws Studied by Local Nimrods
The Game and Fish Protective Association chapter held its first meeting of the year to discuss the new dove and quail laws, concurrent seasons, and three deputized wardens for enforcement. Frank Elder organized the chapter, praising hunter cooperation and noting 210 members in good standing. Mrs. Jack Howell and her two children visit Waco with her mother, Mrs. Sidney H. Burrows. Mr. Howell plans to join them Sunday, then return to Bryan.
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Game and Fish Protective Association
Frank Elder
Elder
Jack Howell
Waco
Sidney H. Burrows
Howell
Bryan
Millican Church Attendance Noted in Weekend Services
A Sunday gathering drew a large crowd as Rev. I J Blackwelder preached a sermon Saturday night at the Free Will Baptist church in Bryan. Local residents and visitors from Bryan and College Station joined church events and a box supper is planned for Friday night.
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I. J. Blackwelder
Free Will Baptist Church
Bryan
Roy Lewis
Hopfleiste
King’s Highway
Gladys Closs
Helen Moore
Jennie Lou Griffin
Walden Orr
Adelle Spytak
Albert Closs
Stanley Wymola
Ed Wymola
W. C. Hill
Merle Hill
Geo. Outlaw
College Station
Henry Bynum
E. J. Payne
Carson Lawson
Plainview
H. M. Free
Eunice Mae Hill
Cathrell Bounds
King’s Highway School
Buddie McDonald
Mr. Rice
Keith
Emmett Holland
Social Visits Highlight Brenham Cassie Cast
Edge Mr and Mrs J W Burrows and Merritt Jackson visited in Brenham Sunday. J D Battle and daughter Sunshine of Baytown visited Mrs S J Crawford Sunday. Mrs R Hassel of Wharton spent last week with her mother Mrs S J Crawford. Mrs Irvine Steele and Mrs Hood Barry of Navasota visited Mrs S J Crawford this weekend. Claud Baker and family of Wellborn moved into the area. Mrs Bradley and daughter Miss Bell visited Cassie.
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J. W. Burrows
Merritt Jackson
Brenham
J. D. Battle
Sunshine
Baytown
S. J. Crawford
R. Hassel
Wharton
Irvine Steele
County Negro Clubs Plan Sept Meeting and Fair Booths
Community chairmen and presidents are summoned to a Sept 29 session at the county Negro agents office to map year’s work. Applications for county fair booths must be submitted by the last Saturday of the month. A Kemp High School meat canning demonstration aided eighteen girls in foods.
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Kemp High School
Hazel Daily
Theresa Truitt
Caldwell
L. M. Holden
Brazos County
Dallas Fair
Local women plan pantry demonstration meeting
Monday report notes Mrs Irene Norwood and Miss Nettie Crawford visiting sister Mrs R Hasse of Wharton last week. The Women s Home Demonstration Club will meet at Mrs Charles Hempfling s Thursday Sept 27 for a pantry demonstration. Mrs Alma Metcalfe county home demonstration agent spent last Thursday visiting Millican.
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Irene Norwood
Nettie Crawford
R. Hasse
Wharton
Women’s Home Demonstration Club
Charles Hempfling
Alma Metcalfe
Millican
Illness Fatal To County Agent At Local Hospital
Robert Franklin Lawrence age 33 died at a Bryan hospital after a week long illness. He was Eastland County Extension Service agent and had visited College to report on his work. Funeral set for Big Spring with burial in family ground. Survived by parents a brother and three sisters.
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Robert Franklin Lawrence
Bryan
Big Spring
J. H. Finley
McCulloch-Dansby
Southern Pacific Railroad
C. B. Lawrence
L. L. Pistole
L. F. Lawrence
Coahoma
W. M. Travis
Mount Pleasant
Mich
L. F. Coy
Luther
Lawrence
Big Spring High School
M. College
City Engineer Virgil Head Confined by Illness At Georgetown
City engineer Virgil P Head who has been on vacation is confined to the home of relatives in Georgetown by illness but expects to return to Bryan within a day or two. Mr and Mrs Head have visited in Brownfield and Georgetown.
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Virgil P. Head
Georgetown
Bryan
Mrs. Head
Brownfield
Brazos County 4 H News Highlights and Farm Action
Farmers in Louisiana and Brazos County back the Bankhead Act with strong majorities. Brazos County 4 H reports urges active club participation, spray terracing notes, and lists practice for Achievement Day on September 27.
Achievement Day Set by Brazos Women Tours Dates
Brazos county home demonstration council and home demonstration clubs schedule two achievement tours. The first tour departs Thursday at 1 30 from the chamber of commerce and visits Dowling pantry demonstrator and Hempfling pantry demonstrator homes. The Friday tour leaves at 12 30 and includes visits to Presnall yard demonstrator Reliance and other Steep Hollow and Harvey area sites.
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Brazos County
Will Presnall
Yard
Tabor
George Jones
Pantry
Reliance
J. C. Merka
John Hicks
Steep Hollow
Noah Cole
Harvey
Demonstration Cancelled by Illness and Scholarship Entry
Mrs. G. E. Hempfling of Allen Farm cannot show her pantry or attend the September 27 event due to a family illness. She has canned 1,000 cans and given away many. Adele Churik of King's Highway will send an exhibit to the Dallas Fair for the Home Demonstration College Scholarship, with noted canning work and strong prospects.
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S. I. Dowling
Dowling Community
G. E. Hempfling
Allen Farm
Adele Churik
King’s Highway
Canning
County Library Receives Riley Works Gift
Another gift of books to the county school library consisting of works by James Whitcomb Riley and others suited for children's reading was announced Wednesday by Mrs. W. E. Neeley county superintendent.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Roy Stone
W. E. Neeley
Transportation limits Russian cotton growing
The Cotton Section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration notes that economic, physical, and social factors slow foreign cotton expansion. Russia’s 4,843,000 acres this year mark about a 5 percent drop from 1983 as government planning and other constraints limit growth. Transportation gaps, distant mills, and irrigation challenges hinder future output. Weather and weed problems further temper production plans.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
India
Egypt
Russia
Moscow
Russia weighs cotton imports as textile demand rises
The article notes a shrinking crop estimate and possible Russian cotton imports. It cites Russia’s historical lint yield around 217 pounds per acre, planned 3 million new spindles by 1934, and possible imports of 600000 bales of U S cotton. Transportation limits may cap output growth while consumption grows.
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Russia
United States
School Orchestra Performs in Navasota Monday
The Bryan public school orchestra directed by Calvin Terrell traveled to Navasota high school for a chapel program. The ensemble included violins, trumpets, clarinets, saxophones, trombone, French horns, drums, bass, baritone, and piano players. The performance was enthusiastically received and the group was invited to return to Navasota schools.
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Bryan Public School Orchestra
Calvin Terrell
Navasota
Navasota High School
Hilah Mae Hall
Kenneth Regier
Ruth Kern
Virginia Williams
Wanda Watson
Lillian Stallings
Travis Nelson
Everett Riley
Rowland Persons
Cora Lloyd
Dora Lloyd
Oliver Goen
Thomas Newton
Harry Wayne Williams
Hal Haltom
Walter Lee Porter
Linton Robertson Jr
John Platt
Bill Antone
Ernest Hugghins
Robert Cole
Nelson
Walter Holden
Martell Harrison
Henry Fulgham
Ernest Sample
J. B. Christian
Myrtle Lee Harrison
Frame and Hols Visit Edge Area in B Tan Morning
T. W. Frame and Emmett Hols from Edge traveled to B Tan this morning to visit and observe local activities.
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T. W. Frame
Emmett Holsland
Edge
Woman in Norwich Credits Kruschen for Fat Loss
A Norwich, Connecticut woman claims she lost 16 pounds using Kruschen Salts, detailing nightly sleep issues on shift and improved appetite while taking the product. She urges readers to try one half a bottle daily in hot water at breakfast, promising a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Norwich
Conn
America
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