Ross Named Vocational Agriculture Teacher at S F A High
The Kerens veteran Henry Ross was chosen by the city school board to replace Cyril Luker as vocational agriculture teacher at Stephen F. Austin High School. Luker leaves for a position at Texas Tech in Lubbock. his resignation was officially accepted. The board also approved Hazel Smith Dailey as vocational home economics teacher for Kemp High School and reviewed district enrollment showing 1 837 students across schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ross
Kerens
Stephen F. Austin High School
Ross
Cyril Luker
Texas Tech
Lubbock
County Central Nra
Supt
S. M. Brown
Hazel Smith Dailey
Kemp High School
Travis
Bowie
Stephen F. Austin
Colored
Kemp High
Wilson Bradley
Travis Bryan
Ivan Langford
A. M. Waldrop
Col. C. C. Todd
R. W. Armstrong
Supt. Brown
County workers listed across many towns in region
The note catalogs numerous workers from Steep Hollow to Smetana and Kurten including Mrs Elmer Bullock Jno Hicks Sam Pate Mrs Noah Cole and many others by town and village. It also lists county division chairs and club representatives such as Arnold Stevener Kurton Mrs George BE Adams Bryan Mrs R W Persons Bryan and Miss Lena Catalina Steeles Store among many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bullock
Jno. Hicks
Steep Hollow
Sam Pate
Noah Cole
Douglas Peters
Harvey
J. T. Carroll
J. M. Atkins
J. A. Gandy
Rock Prairie
Guy Neeley
P. L. Barron
John Hensarling
Welborn
Hazel Bacon
C. B. McGregor
Pearl Jones
Millican
Julians McDonald
Guy Blanton
al Jen Farm
Jim Barker
W. M. Bell
Carl Beene
Peach Creek
John Duhr
Jim Jones
J. B. Boriskie
Leonard
Britten Henderson
Olga Regmund
Joe Holik
Smetana
John Stabler
Ollie Crenshaw
Goodson
Lee Cantavespie
Lena Banana
Charlie Niggliazzo
Stele’s
Anton Zamanek
George BE. Adams
Bryan
R. W. Persons
M. G. Cross
Edge
Bob Parker
Millie Novosad
King’s Highway
Will Henderson
Kurten
P. K. Trant
Prospect
Rosa Cahill
Ross Bonano
Steles
Monroe Gandy
Steeles
Lena Catalina
J. J. Depuma
Louise Broach
Tabor
George Jones
Reliance
W. KR. Henry
Roland Crenshaw
H. P. Franklin
Clarence Saxon
Lillie Crenshaw
J.T. Cross
Jennie Lou Gr
A. N. Keller
Lee J. Rountree
Raymond Lang
Joe Martin Henderson
Ralph Lindsey
Mary Conaway
Albert Moody
Sam Manning
Carl Wilson
Lonnie Bienski
Minnie Luther
Willie Turek
Tony Noto
Tony Varisco Jr
Steele’s
Laurie Barnes
Calvin Spencer
Taor
Lions Club Hosts Coaches From Allen Academy Bryan Broncos and A&M
Lions Club guests discuss prospects for championship teams with coaches from Al len Academy Bryan Broncos and the Texas A&M program. The club meeting featured brief talks addressing season outlooks and team preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Bryan Broncos
Texas Aggies
Pessimism Overwhelms Early Football Prospects and Scout Honors
With doubt about early season football hopes, real coaches finally spoke on prospects for the end of the season. Guests included Chas Cummings and several team captains as Lions and Bryan Broncos rally around coaching changes and scouts. Local leaders announce a court of honor for Bryan Boy Scouts and honor a loan to Aggie football player Hank Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigskin
Matty Bell
Chas, Cummings
L. M. Hough
Allen Academy
Louis Tuck Bryan Broncos
T. F
Puny) Wilson
Bones Erwiny
Roswald Higginbotham
John Reid
A. E
Pete) Jones
Bill Carmichael
C. P. Moseley
Lion
Bell
Tulane
Wilson
Allen
Pete Jones
Bryan Broncos
Lions
S. M. Brown
J. Howell
W. S. Howell
Lamar Jones
W. H. Andrew
Bryan Boy Scouts
District Court Room
Lion Bell
Lions W
Family relocations announced in Denison Record
Mrs. W B Bizzell and children Sang ster and Elaine will move to College Station to reside Monday. Dr Bizzell will join later this week to prepare the move. President F M Bralley and family will move into the CSA president's home around Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentoh
W. B. Bizzell
Sangster
Elaine
College Station
One Hundred Seek Band Berths at UT Tryouts
At the University of Texas Longhorn Band initial meeting, about one hundred aspirants signed up for try outs, announced by director Burnett Pharr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Longhorn Band
University of Texas
Burnett Pharr
Methodist Women Plan Zone Program in Normangee
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist churches in this zone will meet on Friday October 6 in Normangee for the third quarter program. Zone leader Mrs C 35 Cummings and secretary Mrs J B Batson of Normangee reported to Mrs R O Allen president of the First Methodist Church Bryan. The Bryan group is asked to provide two speakers on current events and children's work, plus one soloist and one reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches
Normangee
C. 35 Cummings
J. B. Batson
Mra. R. O. Allen
Society of the First Methodist Church
Bryan
Bryan Boy Passes Examination Into Galludet College
Alma Higgs learned from her son Frank that he passed an exam sparing a year of prep school and will enter Galludet College in Washington D C. He plans to major in journalism and fine arts over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Higgs
Frank
Galludet
National College For the Deaf and Dumb
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Local Residents Share News of Storm Impacts and Get Well Updates
Mrs. T B Sammons of Mission visits Bryan family circle after touring the Rio Grande Valley storm area where citrus crops were ruined though a building withstood high winds. Miss Josie Mauro ill with typhoid fever shows slight improvement. Bryan visitors include Mr and Mrs Marvin Sneed of Calvert and Mrs George Hensarling of Wellborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Sammons
Mission
S. GC. Hoyle
Hal Saunders
Sammons
Rio Grande Valley
Josie Mauro
Tabor Road
Mauro
Tony Barcelona
Bryan
Marvin Sneed
Calvert
Lee J. Rountree
Sneed
A. and M. College
Marvin Jr
Students’ Association
George Hensarling
Wellborn
P. M. Vasbinder
Melvin
James
del Rio
Melvin Vasbinder
Stephen F. Austin High School
James Ray
Wilkerson Clinic
Houston County Boys Take Up A M College Home
Houston County A M home opened Friday with fourteen boys living there. Twelve Crockett youths and two from Madison county reside under supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pearson. Local families donated furniture and supplies after a community shower. Boys include Adair Callaway Daniel Lansford Rhoden Royal Sharp Allen Best Ethredge Pearson Robert Epps Wakefield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Times of Crockett
Houston County
Bryan
College Station
Madison County
Luther Pearson
Weldon
J. A. McConnell
Edward McConnell
Crockett
C. G. Lansford
C. H. Callaway
C. E. Bowles
Robert Adair
Herbert Callaway
Morris Daniel
Clarence Lansford
Wyndham — Rhoden
Merle Royal
Harry Sharp
Jack Allen
Grapeland
James Best
Kennard
M. B. Ethredge
Frank Robert
Latexo
Robert Epps
Normangee
Gerald Wakefield
Midway
Business Men's Class Elects Officers at First Baptist
The annual election of officers for the Business Men's Class of the First Baptist church was held Sunday morning. Re. E. Yeager was named president, W. E. Wimberly first vice president, W. F. Munnerlyn second vice president, O. W. Kelly secretary, Jack Howell assistant secretary, PD Paul Dansby Good Samaritan, A. J. Buchanan publicity, Dr. P. G. Gunter Bible teacher, and Dr. T. D. Brooks assistant Bible teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
RE. E. Yeager
W. E. Wimberly
W. F. Munnerlyn
O. W. Kelly
Jack Howell
Paul Dansby
Good Samaritan
A. J. Buchanan
P. G. Gunter
T. D. Brooks
Everett Wilson Weds Nell Hager by Justice McGee
Everett Wilson and Miss Nell Hager were married Friday evening by Justice J. T. McGee at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wilson
Nell Hager
Justice J. T. McGee
Expert Demonstrates in Beef Handling at Mrs Fox Home
Roy Snyder meat specialist from the Extension Service led a Friday beef cutting and canning demonstration at Mrs. A. O. Fox’s West 26th Street home. Attendees included Mrs. George W. Barnes, Mrs. Pp. Mangum, Mrs. Charlie Griesser, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pruitt, Mrs. James Eddy, and Mrs. A. P. Collins of Eclectic, Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Fox
West 26Th Street
George W. Barnes
Mangum
Charlie Griesser
A. E. Pruitt
James Eddy
A. P. Collins
Eclectic
Ala
Roy Snyder
Extension Service
Mr. Snyder
Fox
Brazos Farmers Get Checks for Cotton Acreage
County Agent C. L. Benson reports the sixth government cotton acreage payment totaling 6580.69 dollars, raising the to date total to 41859.59 dollars. The disbursed last consignment goes to farmers including Charles Wymola Joe A Wolf Joe A Batten Ed Cox and many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Charles Wymola
Joe A. Wolf
Joe A. Batten
Ed Cox
Joe M. Malik
Ira M. Bond
Geo. Pearce
Charlie Salvato
C. R. Presnal
Thomas D. Wilson
Wilmer H. Holiday
George L. Wilson
Roy A. McAkley
Fred R. Locke
William E. Lewis
Nero Baker
Oscar Turner
Norman Harris
Fred W. Locke
John L. Walker
Frank M. Nichols
Robert L. Wilson
Scott Dunn
Andrew Williams
Willie Roy Taylor
Edward Gilbert
Lorenzo C. Kurney
Henry Hersog
Bennie M. Powell
Willie Bell
William Johnson
James Williams
Julius Winston
Henry L. Scott
George W. Buchanan
Edgar R. Manord
Willie B. Pruitt
Joe Fazzino
P. W. McSwain
Benjamin F. Atkins
Herbert Henry
James L. Broach
Paul E. Bullock
Judis King
James R. Castle
Joe Carrada
Isaiah Arnold
William B. Barron
Theo Murphy
James A. Straszypka
Jacob J. Keller
Joe S. Bonjoe
John F. Turek
Baptist Ex Students Plan Building Fund at A and M College
Baptist ex students at A and M College organize to raise funds for a permanent church building in College Station. L. Haupt is elected president, L. Fr Nawhon treasurer, A. B. Kennerly secretary, with plans to keep graduates connected via bulletin and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
College Station
A. B. Kennerly
Kirbyville
Kennerly
College Station Baptist Church
R. L. Brown
L. M. Haupt
L. Fr. Nawhon
St Joseph's School Enrolls 85 in Junior Red Cross
Mrs. W. E. Neeley Brazos county chairman of the Junior Red Cross announces St. Joseph's Parochial School of Bryan the first in Brazos county to enroll for 1933 24. Teachers and pupils enrolled 85 on Monday and began Junior Red Cross work for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Neeley
Brazos County
Junior Red Cross
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Bryan
Red Cross
St. Joseph’s School
Texas Achieves Census Standard in Death Registration
Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton health nurse announces Washington reports Texas meets census bureau standards for death registration. A test since last April shows over 90 percent of 1932 deaths registered, with Brazos county ranking high. Birth registration test still ongoing, doctors handle births while undertakers supported deaths data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Abbott Shelton
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Washington
Texas
Census Bureau
Brazos County
Ist Baptist S. S. Officers Chosen For Coming Year
Teachers and officers of the First Baptist Sunday School have been elected to serve next church year. General officers include W. H. Andrew, H. P. Black, M. L Evans, N. L. McCullough. Departments list numerous named officers and teachers by role and group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
W. H. Andrew
H. P. Black
M. L Evans
N. L. McCullough
C. W. Crawford
Chas. S. Myers
P. G. Gunter
Albert Buchanan
J. Webb Howell
C. A. Buchanan
C. C. Vick
Joe White Jr
W. B. Richards
R. S. Webb
J. M. Ferguson
Adele Hall
Ralph Ball
R. C. Berry
T. A. Sweeney
Victor B. Harris
Gladys Shaw
M. P. Holleman
Rosalie Taylor
Olin Sanders
Theo H. Thomson
Amos Ball
Louise Pip
Senior at Aggieland Proficient in First Aid
J. E. Moeller, a senior at Texas A and M College, earned high marks in Red Cross first aid finals and received an instructor's card. He taught the Red Cross course aboard the S S Manhattan to ship staff on his return voyage, earning credit on his Red Cross record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Moeller
A. and M. College
Bryan
Europe
J. E
Texas A. and
Red Cross
America
Young Moeller
S. S. Manhattan
Moeller
Candidate for Governor Visits Bryan in Campaign Run
Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls, a gubernatorial candidate in the last race, visited Bryan with his sons Frank and Tom Jr. He toured Sunday and Monday, seeing the university students and signaling a possible future run while already preparing publicity for his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Bryan
Frank
Texas A
M. College
Tom Jr
Hunter
Officers Named By DKG Group At Madisonville
Miss Mildred Horton of College Station reelected president of Chapter Alpha XI in the Delta Kappa Gamma Society meeting in Madisonville. Mrs. Lizzie Faye Grissette hosted at the Kent home. notable officers and committees listed with luncheon and program notes and the November meeting planned in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Horton
College Station
Annie Dearing
Florence Anderson
Bedias
Gladys Milroy
Gertrude Lang
Mattye Pearl Henry
Navasota
L. Brock
Nina Henry
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Elizabeth Sid
Anderson
Elizabeth Siddall
J. L. Brock
Maggie W. Barry
Hattie Taylor
Lizzie Faye Grissett
Madisonville
Delta Kappa Gamma
Virginia Walthall
First ME Sunday School Promotes Graduates in Gray Caps
Promotion Day at First Methodist Church Sunday featured a program by departments Cradle Roll Beginners and Primary Graduates wore gray caps and gowns and received diplomas from Mrs J B Priddy Mrs E N Holmgreen and Mrs E W Bullock. Holmgreen to lead Beginners next year and four graduates named in Beginners department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. B. Priddy
Nancy and
Leota Warwick
Bobbie Kern
Betty Goodman
James Rossborough Jr
Frederick Hall
Shirley Ann Holmgreen
Alline Baker
Mary Olive Bullock
Virginia Davis
Tommie Miller
Lanier White
Barbara Jones
Mary Carolyn Gibbs
Pattie Crenshaw
Dallas
Jimmie Dunnam
Howard Paulson
Barbara Ruditi
Helen Ludwig
H. T. Downard
W. E. Paulson
Howard
Karl Paulson
Wanted Clean Cotton Rags by Eagle Printing Company
Advertiser Eagle Printing Company seeks clean cotton rags suitable for paper production. Rags must be free of ribbons or ragged edges and delivered to the plant for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Woodville School Opens With 36 Pupils
The Woodville school north of Bryan opened Monday with 36 pupils enrolled to receive books and assignments. Taught by Mrs. P. A. Tardy, the first seven grades occupy an eight month term. The enrollment was notably large as many students usually miss the first day to pick cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville
Bryan
P. A. Tardy
Brazos Bottom Man Displays Miniature Chair in Bottle
Fritz Wiese displayed a four to five inch bottle chair found in Brazos Valley. An elderly craftsman assembled the chair piece by piece inside the bottle with tight joints and a hidden stopping mechanism to prevent removal. The maker’s name was not known to Wiese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Wiese
Brazos Valley
Wiese
Docket Set By Judge Davis In Civil Cases
Judge Davis schedules civil cases from Sept 27 to Oct 27 with list of plaintiffs defendants and courts. Dates include J C Mc Adams vs C B Oliver and City National Bank disputes among others. Multiple Windrow cases against many defendants highlighted for Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Pacific Fire Insurance Co
Jno
A. Moore, Jr
W. S. Howell
A. E. Thompson
E. Elizabeth Thompson
City National Bank
Abe Chenowsky
Chas M. Cole
The
the City National Bank
Oran
W. R. Ball
Mary Alice Ball
Rollen J. Windrow
R. J. Hunnicutt
Geo. P. Edge
Abe Chenawsky
Mary Sebesta
Charlie Nitch
W. S. Barron
Lillian Holmes
O. L. Andrews
Baptist Leader Delivers Sermon at First Baptist Church
Dr J Howard Williams executive secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas was the 11 o clock Sunday speaker at First Baptist Church. He was a weekend guest of Dr and Mrs W H Andrew with whom he studied at the Baptist seminary in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Williams
Baptist General Convention of Texas
First Baptist Church
Williams
W. H. Andrew
Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Andrew
Dr. Williams
Licensed to Wed Argo Piti and Tromine Errera
County Clerk Clyde Goen issued a marriage license to Argo Piti and Tromine Errera on Monday. The official acts document the couple's intention to wed under local regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo Piti
Tromine Errera
Clyde Goen
Bryan couple welcomes baby boy at 1 30 today
Friends of Mr and Mrs James H P Chastun celebrate the arrival of a baby boy at their home at 1 30 this afternoon. The event marks a joyful addition to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
James H. P. Chastun
Jews to Observe Sacred Holiday Yom Kippur
The article describes Yom Kippur beginning Friday evening and ending the next day. It explains fasting and prayer as central since ancient times, with focus on self examination and moral renewal in Jewish life and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
God of Mercy
Holy of Holies
Temple
Israel
Licensed to marry five黑人 and two white couples Sunday
Two white couples and five Negro couples were licensed to marry Saturday by County Clerk Clyde Goen. White couples were W. C. Arnold and Mary Lee Vincent, H. F. Baker and Vera Knapp. Negro couples were W. L. Butnett and Eva Mark Harris, Floyd Hill and Bessie May Andrew, Curtis Henigan and Willie May Rush, Raymond McKever and Mary Lee Robertson, Robert Randle and Gertie May Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Goen
W. C. Arnold
Mary Lee Vincent
H. F. Baker
Vera Knapp
W. L. Butenett
Eva Mark Harris
Floyd Hill
Bessie May Andrew
Curtis Henigan
Willie May Rush
Raymond McKever
Mary Lee Robertson
Robert Randle
Gertie May Gross
Negro teachers meet at Kemp High for year’s work
County teachers gather at Kemp High School Saturday at 9 30 am to discuss the year’s work with Supt S M Brown of Bryan public schools in attendance. Most negro schools open Oct 2 with the rest starting the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High School
Supt
S. M. Brown
Bryan Public Schools
Lost pony near Turkey Creek road seeks owner reward
A dark bay or brown pony with a roached mane and white feet is missing from Turkey Creek road. A reward is offered and contact is College 111 for information. A small bunch of well bred sheep is also for sale, contact College 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Creek Road
Phone College
Liquid laxatives regain favor with public use
The public returns to liquid laxatives for gentle bowel relief. Properly dosed liquid laxatives regulate movement without irritation, with senna noted as an effective natural option. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as a reliable liquid laxative working within weeks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luker
Fatr
Lions Club
Methodist
Galludet College
A-M College
A-M
Baptist
Aggieland
D.K.G
First ME
Reagan Warren
Raymond Jones
Elliott Benson
Kathleen Bullard
Stephen Pearce
Ramon Gomez
Floradora Fagan
Ruth Jones
Marilyn Luker
Dorothy Ann Warwick
Woodville School
Brazos Bottom
Ripley
J. C. McAdams
B. Oliver
Carrie E. King
Alma Venters
Se Thomas
Mary Loughridge
Bob Ewing
Texaner Castle Campbell
Jefferson Castle
M. Bonneville
Lee Wilson
C. S. Gainer
Tom Hanus
J. G. Minkert
G. W. Allen
Lillie Allen
Home Oil Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Z. E. Guidry
W. A. Boyett
First Texas Joint Stock Land Bank
Clara J. Reid Et al
State Baptist Leader
First Church
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