Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 288, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1928 Page: 8 of 8
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BULLETIN, MONDAY,
Personal Mention
in the wood; tod. A. B. DrUklll
June Corn. lat, R. M. Johnson.
Popcorn: let, Ode Boyd; tod,
Reuben Ward.
Surecropper Com: let, K Black-
man; 2nd. Ernest Olson
Red Milo: let Arthur Keeler; 2nd.
R. M. Johnson
Kaffir, any variety: let, W. J,
Rankin; 2nd Doyle Spunock.
Peterlta: let J. M. Hall; 2nd. W.
J. Rankin
Hagarl: let, F. H. Herring; 2nd.
W. A. Howaitt,
Other Greta Sorghums: let, Otb
Smart 2nd, R. M. Johnson.
Three, Beat S’aiks Cotton: 1st
dlope and Jessie Nunn; tod. L. A.
Nunn; 3rd. R. M. Johnson.
Premiums were awarded
Agricultural Department
Brown County Fair as follows
Ten Ears Com: Championship, J.
H. Buzbee.
Ten Heads Sorghum: Champion-
ship. Arthur Keeler.
Yellow Dent Com: 1st, Ed King;
2nd. C. W. Hannah.
White Dent Corn: 1st, J. H. Buz-
bee; 2nd, J. K Brogga
Strawberry Com: 1st. O. Leather-
ffUt
iokeict in £%cU
Ot iihinc
Members of the First Baptis
;hurch have been called to meet
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock
o hear the report of the committee
n finishing the new church build
ng, as well as placing new pews In
ne church. Installing a pipe organ
nd converting the gymnasium into
i»— rooms.
At the regular services of the
drat Baptist church on SuntUj
noming 37 addition* to the church
,-ert reported, which was the
argest number received in one day
.n the history of the church, and
largest number received by the
paptor. Dr. A. E. Prince, during
.ns entire ministry’. During
prince's pastorate of the Brown wood
Baptist church, fifteen months. 370
additions have been made to the
church.
.. Paris Inspired |i
Nelly Don
FROCKS :
Made ju*t like an army of-
ficer's coat, treated for wat-
erproofing. Raglan sleeve*
a wide, large flaring collar
Sunday for Terre Haute,
where she will enter St. Mary
Woods School. 8he vaSi.kcc
a wide, targe rtaring cuuwl
roomy pockets, and belted
at the waist—it is Net*
York’s most popular travel
and utility coat, and makes
a very swagger and com- v
fortable choice for all round
campus wear—-$19.75 to
M5.00.
Little Items of
Local Interest
Friday for Columbus, Ohio. where
he will attend the Ohio State Uni-
versity.
Dr. E. M. DeBerry left Sunday for
8an Angelo to spend a few days be-
fore returning to Minneapolis
Minnesota, where be is a professor
In the University of Minnesota.
Mrs. E. R Thurman has returned
to Nagoles. Arizona, after a visit
with Mrs. Ira W. Hail and attending
the Cunningham-Hall weeding
Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Sullivan
and daughters. Dorothy and Patsy,
have returned from Dallas where
they visited Mrs. Sullivan's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram.
Mrs. A. A. DeBerry left Sunday
for her home in Ban Angelo after
spending several days with her
daughter. Mrs. Ira W. Hall Mrs.
DeBerry came to attend the wed-
ding of her grs; ddaughier, Mla-t
Benedictine's Golden Cko. a pure-
bred Jersey heifer owned and test-
ed by Shelton Brothers of Brown-
wood. has qualified for a silver
medal In an offlrtal production test
started when she was Just two
rears of age. In this test Cleo pro-
duced 492.82 lbs. of butterfat and
10All lbs. of milk in 305 dayr,. Her
yield of butte- tat was above 50
’bt. per month for four months of
-hts test and she was with flap for
316 days of the ten months qualify-
ing for a stiver medal awaided by
►he American Jersey Cattle Club
Benedictine’* Oolden Cleo Is »he
•erenth daughter of the silver
medal bull. Benedictine Ruler, to
Mrs. J. Stewart Here land H
seriously ill at her home 2011 Ave-
nue E.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilbank tiOO
Avenue D. announce the birth of a
daughter Monday morning in a looa
sanitarium.
Flashes of life
Brown County Ihuy
will meet in regular session at I
o'clock tonight in the Southern
Hotel. Dr. W. R. Sanderson. 11. O.
Lucks and Dutch Orton have chary
of tonight's program and tills com
mittee promise* an interesting pro-
gram for th* evening. An out-of-
town speaker has been secured for
the meeting. K is stated.
Johnson
u ii in ancient mariner, who can
show the wap to young folks sailing
a boat. He won a special ten-meter
boat race of the Indian harbor
yacht dub. He Is 76 years old.
Brown County's 8ixth Annual
Fair came to a close Saturday night
ifier a five-day session and accord-
ing to officials of the Brown Ooun-
►y Fair Association, under whose
i us pice* the lwa exposition was
held this year’s fair was one of the
most successful held here in recent
years. Drspite the fact that the en-
rruinment program , arranged for
‘he Fair did not function In enttre-
‘y as anticipated, the IR000 or 18,-
Donelin Print*
Kraft weave Print*
Dona Lee Print*
Cordweave Print*
Cotton Pongee
Motif Print*
l-ord. Her dam Is Jo!1f*s Oolden
rieo, a cow which holds th#.Junior
•mm-year-old 306-day record tar
Texas. As a Junior two-yeur old
she produced 528.19 of b jtu-rfat and
4 323 lbs of milk, with ctw A year
'ater she made a record of fiW
lbs. of butterfat and 11.749 lbs of
milk.
NEW YORK iquestrtans m* to
have a new headquarters in Man-
hattan. James w. Oerard. former
anib^ssador to Ormany. announce*
formation of the Metropolitan Rid-
ing Club, which plans a big cluu
house near Central Park, with facN-
it»er for riding, swimming, dining
and dancing.
Nelly Don* 6
in; theae new
different art
print*.
4 Millions In
Road Bids To Be
Received Today
AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. 17.—0f>>—
The State Highway Commission me'
here today to receive bids on road
work estimated to amount to mor^
than *4.000.000.
More con'racte will be let dutfnc
the scheduled two-day session thar
jin any previous meeting of th-
• commission.
Projects to be under contract ar-
In Austin. Webb. Kinney. Foard
Fort Rend. Hudspeth. Matagorda
La Salle. Refugio. Victoria. Wll
barger Kn^x. Cottle. Harris. Oa«
Circular Fullness
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Colored Stitching
Adjustable Girdles
Lingerie Touches
Intriguing Bows
Their superb fitting qualities added quality materi
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dmdmijiiC
NEW YORK Mn. Oraham Fair
Vanderbilt now has a private nine-
bole golf court* at Manhaaaet. L. L
H. horr^- Sarsaen. waa quite a
figure on the turf. Oene Saraaen
opened her links with an exhibition.
Sorrel And Son”
Comes To The Lyric
Fashion point* of
the new Nelly Dcm
Wash Frock**'
vaha coon ties. *
DnWwa’ians from 28 countie
planned to sppear before the roir.
m lea ion to ask highway design*
t*ons and a*d. RcprwntaUves of
Cameron. Cherokee. Lubbock Clay
Morris. Kaufman. Archer. Yoone
Throckmorton. Wh-elar, Lavaca
Wavette wiyikler. Ward. Lubhock
Terry. Gain**, Andrew*. Ector. Tar-
—The Republican National came nnt. Dimmit Johnson. Hardemsr
paign was brought into Indiana to- JtJ(oer. Reagan. Hudspeth. Hartley
day by 8enator Curtis .the party'! and Galveston oount'ea announce-’
swelled the total attendance to ap-
proximately 30 000, it i* estimated
Dr. Johnson stated Monday tha*
\ meeting of the Board of Directors
if the Fair Asociatlon would likely
he held Tuesday and at that time a
♦inal checkup can be had of the re-
cepits and du,b irsementa. \
" Pweet Pota'.oea: Ut, A. F. Mich-
aels 1 L I
Onions S 1st M. M. Humphreys J
2nd 8 Murphjr.
Ca-rou: 1st W M. Rcasoner |
2nd. J. H B b-e
Padishea: Ut A. B. Dabney: 2nd
L. C. Woods.
Beets: 1st H. Wood*.
Tmrstria: 1st. A. I*. Petty: 2nd
T. D. HeVrla. j’
Green Com: 1st W. L. New
<—rnbe; 2nd. Will Vohre*.
cabbage: 1st. L. R. Ouyer; 2nd
Mrs. George Pi mom*.
P’-mg besne: 1st J. H. Buz-
bee: 2nd. L. J. McCoy.
Dry Beans: 1st Oeonte Hum-
phrevs 2nd. Vaughn Humphrey*.
Kershaw: 1st WUl Murphy ; 2nd
c. a. Shape.
Pmookin: Ut J. H. Buibee. 2nd.
Ha McCoeran. ^
Water Melon: 1st J. H B ?bee*
-NAMELESS MEN" HOLDS AS >
DRAMATIC PICTURE
A thrilling and exciting drama of
the underworld. “Nameless Men'. a
Tiffany-8tahl production. ts the
name of the feature which was
shown here for the first time at the
Queen today. It held the audience
throughout Its unreeling and gives
a graphic portrayal of underworld
characters who are constantly using
their wits to take life easy.
In the cast are such well known
screen players as Claire Winder,
who play* the self sacrificing Ar ^r
of a young crook. Antonio Moreno*,
as the fearless and lntreokl detec-
tive. Eddie G ribbon, a mercileM
leader of a gang of safe robber*.
Ray Bailor as die brother who ha*
been iec astray and that colored
|eam. Bteppln Fetchit and Caro-
Ivr.m Snowden, who add humor to
Joyce as Fanny Garland; Mary No-
lan as Molly Roland;' and Louis
Wolheim as Sergeant Buck.
Much of -Sorrel! and 8cn" was
filmed In England and with the aid
of the author. Warwick Deep mg
All of the film “Sorrell and Son- is
faithful to the spirit and letter of
Warwick Deeping s book, and the
ending of the film is that of the
book. Herbert Brenon. who made
“Peter Pan” and “Beau Geste,” says
that “Sorrell and 8on is his best
notion picture
* Marriage Licenses
t Edward M. Mitchell and Miss
Lillie Muriel Hamlett.
Franklin C. Wiley and Miss Jessie
at**- Haddon.
J. Clyde Shafer and Miss Faye
Bowden.
Nebraska has more river mile-
The fast disappearing ox team |
ill remains as one of the special;
fractions to American tourists [
siting in the vicinity of Digby, I
their intention of being here
American manufacturers of ex-
pensive rationery articles, such a*
high-grade fountain pens and pen -
NEW YORK -On a bicycle paced
by an automobile. Richard Corite.
40. has coma from Abany. a dis-
tance of 150 mile*, in eight hours
and four minutes. At times he went
as high a* 45 miles an hour.
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 288, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1928, newspaper, September 17, 1928; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1094249/m1/8/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.