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Center B-CS Monthly Magazine 1979
AUGUST 1979 • FREE . i .. , IP . 1 THE B-CS MONTHLY MAGAZINE i s ,.\ .,,,\ , „ \ \ k, • Nv ' . . k . kiN s ‘ • ■ \' ‘ N \ \ \ •N \ I , '\, \ , 4- 0 , • ` k ' ,\•,„ ,,.\ s' - „ , 7 . , N dill ,.. , .„,, \ ' ... ' \ ,.. . 4.... , \ •.,' ' ail" ( , \ - -\ "‘•, , \\ - ‘ . • ' \\„\\ \",' I:- — \ , s, - ___ _— 09 of s�ep�p seil!I wooy ianbueg seil!I!enbueg oed woos i b90ti'E69 of of s �epJo 'Bui�eie� 09 o sjapl° • B u i jaie0 { �(ep�(�an3 uadp sex al `I�a Lbti8-C uol ;e38 e6eiio� 9£'8 LZ 'AMH uol ; oes�a ;ul �(ep�(�an3 u adp eze�d �e ddadln� ue�(Je `is uiey� ' ol8 { SIIOIty c , S�NIua a3XIW S31 3 aVW3WOH bd ad1dS aNd df OS SNIXId 3WO8 lld H NM SNd3IS a3110b9> 311 0-8-ab' "Iva - C ,c I L e (i I Iuuiia usa�s aut . pUC1I s sozssg aus E - 6 1dS 8 II " '�If Hl 6051. - 6LL 'la —'uo g - OL N3d0 11VW IS HO— I , � S3Wb'> =13 a�OJ aI�OS �I8L'2 "I. �` dO Sfl1aNVH 1VIO3dS aNV AO '' Nlaa`dO 3>d�i3ld � � _ 301ulanpoJHO �� a� 3N338 �l3>_Idd03J � � :sou! M N B ;ui s S1VIO3dS 100HOS , ) N �� nOA N O Sf1OOJ 3M9, (2....,t ) 4 i - 1711- ' ddd.cy(iik) ---- I nmou id,ig I1 _ i l ‘--1,...,,, center ____. ` -` AUGUST 1979 VOL. 7 NO. 8 4 CENTER FEATURE 1 I I I �, Recollections: Chapters of the Past j t " - �.\ 10 NAIVE ART If � � h An Untra Expression d 1 -�- , 13 HABITAT ; ''' . ; Life at Cedar Creek in the 1870's I Iy �+I I - • " , is 14 MAP OF B -CS ,. - 16 AUGUST CALENDAR OF EVENTS p �L I 1 1 ; Nklivit 20 SHORTSPOTS i 1 I �'' ' Up and Coming in B -CS vow., vow., ' I I V .,� 22 A LA CARTE 1 � +� t Dining & Wining Around Town , ` 1i . III! 28 GOURMET t I �{ Barbeque: A Flavor of the Old West I i I _ 1 NI i �f µ , . -; , /17 I � s , A PRIM RIP PUBLISHER STEA K Nikki A. Ravey EDITOR LOBSTER Virginia P. McDermott ART DIRECTOR ��� Mona Spence SALES REPRESENTATIVES Susan McClure Virginia McDermott t Mona Spence HAPPY HOUR Polly Boyd PHOTOGRAPHY SUN. — FRI. Susan McClure 5pm. - 7:30pm. Virginia P. McDermott • PRINTED MONTHLY BY ' 'an ' s South /West Printing Center 603 Sulphur Springs Bryan, Texas 77801 &nail This entire edition is copyrighted. All rights are reserved. No liability can be assumed for 2500 Texas Ave. loss or damage to manuscripts or photos sub- ' miffed for publication. 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' r 1* 5 1 J MI NOM ■ * k),.- m ' 1 Z I . ` i•••■ Phase II - - ' T CARTER CREEK PKWY. Ale S ' L * ---„, i Phase I • Custom built to suit tenants individ- • Convenient location at the intersec- ual needs tion of two major arterials -29th St. • Situated in a rapidly growing and Carter Creek Pkwy. residential and commercial area • Designed with such energy- saving easily accessible by all residents of features as broad roof overhangs Bryan- College Station and R -30 insulation • Ample parking provided • Individually metered spaces ` \; `4: ` : / C' ' 1 LEDGESTONE offers the best of ii ' t ` =fit both worlds:It provides a blend of b', ' -•'" • urban sophistication and rustic rural �. _ 0 — , design. This commercial village's y stone and wood one -story buildings °� '; combine the atmosphere of a country ' place with the convenience of big city shopping centers. �` And LEDGESTONE is located in iiii .7 . , p.:,:, 0" 1 one of the nicest, most- wooded areas tl` :�. III of Bryan- College Station, close to a t ,,, wide variety of commercial com- " ge X! t Flexes. Phase II of the LEDGESTONE development is near completion. BUILDING CRAFTS, INC. Building Crafts, Inc. is offering a pre- construction design &build 4343 Carter Creek Pkwy., Suite 201 program for Phase II1. Space in Bryan, Texas 77801 LEDGESTONE starts at $.55 a 713/846 - 4783 or 713/279 - 2968 square foot per month with generous finishing allowances. 3 's{aaa° 5!g uayM •ullaeN }o y ;nos;sn[ `sozeag uoo uaapow e paaaplsuoo sem awl; ley; ;e ayl }o sane ;ngla; ;saliews ay; }o auo ')laaa� ;eym }o pa;seoq ue(iag pue uol ;e ;s aSalioj Sig papa weans pays as ;em ay; ssoao o; pey •pauu1S ;ou 1! Jo awns no(� aaaym yuoAl s ;ulod pue ooeM mill saoeid `pauuis ;! }o awos `.pas o; Uo};oo }o speol y ;lm u! o; ianea; o; `ianamoy `saw'; ;e ;inog}!p 3! apew Sulwoo suo5em uo;;oo ay; a;epow000e o; `;aa} s!4I (•Ogg uey; ssal ao; plos tlpuanbai} auo 00Z ISlaweu `yfinoua apim sem uenag u! ;awls puey- puooas a pue •Opts uey; ssal .to} ;yfinoq uleY1 pue `a ;e ;s ay; ;o poom ;e'd )leo ;sod a se aq moo piod lapow-Z mau a `uay; does) umousl sem uol ;e ;s a5alloj jo uolgeool a41 •purl awos }o plod lapoj -Z a u!-- yfinoua a;eunuo; aaam oym sn }o asoy ;-- ue/Sag o; sauop iayln7.1Q ;uam ual}o am pue 'uetSag pue uoge;s aSalloD uaam;aq peon pooh auo Apo sem any! '.• - •ue(iag u! ao} payoaeas aq 04 pey wow .10 om; ao} suol;epow000e pa;uem ley; samwe} ao} sal;lpoeq •sndweo way ay; uo aiam `uol ;e;s;uawuad -xa ay; pue aolnaas uolsua;xa `uolsinlp Sulyoea; -.."•„ ..:,,,,!,:. ay; 'sl ley; `}}e ;s ay; }o saagwaw o; aigepene sasnoy Apo ay j • uol ;e ;s aSalloD ul sa4lipe} "� Su!snoy }o )(De( a sem any `awl; ;ey; ;y • uefiag o; dui ay; anul;uoo pinoo ;! ley; os ado's ay; do A ysnd `uew ay; o; lie pue ` ;no ;a5 pinom stoq ayJ •uetSag pue uol;els aSapoJ uaam;aq tSem - }ley ado's %Z ay; Suplew Allnoy}!p pey 3! pUe `ueRag ul mot's aan ;old a o; oS o; ;! o;U0 pmoao : molloi na.rn atop uopduosap pinom stSoq vpgy `saws t new asneoaq palieo puo sauowaw sqj "aom at woo pavan ;aa ay OS osie sem /Sailoa; aq j • ;sod uo ;snoH ay; pue uaym 6 I6I ul pa ;sixa ;l so ySpg y aas o; passaad sma(\i selleJ ay; }o uolnas „apinaauooZ„ ay; o; -w! tSaan s0m at `uo ;aouud fo a ;onpo46 o so ;oy; uanIS aweu dp4s olwoo ay; sem yolym „hapo1Z si}ooaa a}.j "sana(S om; loJ 10M pploM ;salf ay; apinaauooL„ ay; ;1 palieo aldoad •ue[Sag u! panaas puo 61.4.1a0 ay; o ;ul papa s0m a}..} •aaln ul ;odaa awed uaay ;nos ay; }o }loolq;odap ay; -las ;saaod soxaj ay; ul pa3pom ay `au; ;0y; pue sndweo pow ay; }o apls you ay; uaam;aq 3V •L T6I u! „ ;y.6noap o Jo saoay;„ at ul tiallon pa;eaado yolym `wa;s6s lea (Sapoa; e-- aoualuan soz0a8 ay; o; aw0o ;salt sauop lay ;n7 'AG . - ease ono jo siagwaw awi ; -fiuoi ay; jo awos ISq pio; se awi j ;e not)! sn ;ai os pue••• „suoi;aapoaai„ ale Amu •hao;siy ;o ufiisap a :fiuineam e awoaaq way; uo suofzauai ino 'sang ino ui a;einwnaae sfiuivaddey ;o wear ;s snonui;uoa ay; se pue — injuied io snopaid `saiiowaw jo 6U p O;un ay; ;ou Ji `awn ST }eyM , .LSVd aH,L AO saa,LdVH3 fiticli,)110);'d r.- was up, nobody went to Marlin unless they Mrs. Vivero came to Texas from Mexico in would get in on the Missouri- Pacific Railroad 1917. She married Mr. Viuero in Bastrop, then tracks and go across the Missouri - Pacific tressel, moved to Hearne, Mumford and finally Bryan and you can imagine what anxiety was caused where Mr. Vivero built their home in 1928. when a freight train or a passenger train came Mrs. Viuero remembers how her home was along and one of the students' cars was in the built, room by room, where she still lives. She tressel going north. recalls those first years' hardships: In 1919, I believe that College Station had only one grocery store which was called "Luke and Charley's" who would deliever groceries to families on the campus, and it was a good sight to see that delivery made in a light wagon pulled by two little mules. ,€ The railroads were an important part of the " — area then. I suppose many a student at A &M ir prior to 1920 came here or at least went back and forth by "riding the rods ", and there was a system in vogue then that if a man was caught on a freight train or a student or a hoboe was ° n apprehended, he was put to work on the old Boyett Plantation between College Station and . ^ the River, either chopping cotton or picking it, or by working in the sorghum patch until he had Mrs. Nicolosa Vivero worked off enough to pay the railroad fine. The two railroads, which geographically placed It was so cold that first year. We had a College Station where it is, were the Southern wood - burning stove and my husband, who Pacific and the Missouri Pacific. The Southern earned $1.80 a day while working on the Pacific, I believe, penetrated to as far north as railroad, managed to add on to our one room Millican in 1874 and in 1876 when A &M got its house. It was not easy to save money for such start. things as children's clothing. We bought A &M put a great deal of importance on groceries every two weeks. athletics and especially on the students who I had gone to school in Mexico City and were able to participate without renumeration. when my neighbors watched me teach my Among other fields of glory, A &M had a children how to do mathematics and reading g g Y The quarterback was the son of a famous and writing in Spanish, they asked me to teach Methodist Preacher, Dr. Knickerbocker, and the their children. We were living in Bastrop then boy was named Arthur Knickerbocker II, who and my husband worked in the coal mines there broke his are in scrimmage, but took part in the (which have since caved in). I taught those A &M —Texas University game with his arm in a young children reading, writing and arithmetic sling. That year, the A &M football team was un- in Spanish for 25 cents a week. scored on and A &M won every game. My children never needed a doctor and I only called our family doctor, Dr. Honeycut, "The railroads were an impor when our babies were born at home. taut part of the area then. I Sometimes they had fevers...but castor oil was suppose many a student at the only medicine I ever gave them. My A &M prior to 1920 came here husband worked on the railroad sections in the or at least went back and forth hot sun often coming home with blisters on his by riding the rods..." back. He would relax on Sundays, reading all day. I remember when the roads were not as • Freshmen went en masse to Sunday Ser- nice as our highways of today, and when there vice at Chapel in Guion Hall -- Juniors saw to were only horses and mules pulling wagons in that. Student Pastors were an important part of downtown Bryan. our campus life then. They used the Y.M.C.A. I used to go to St Anthony's church. My freely in holding meetings. The main groups sons helped to build the church of St. Theresa. were Methodist and Baptist. The Baptists met I work sometimes for the Retired Senior Volun- in the Electrical Engineering Building for quite teer Program (RSVP) when I am not cooking awhile and the Methodists sometimes used the and taking care of my great - grandchildren, Y.M.C.A. or the Air Dome. The Y.M.C.A. grandchildren and children. was important at that time, because it was really the only place on campus where you could en- Mrs. Vivero lives in Bryan and was born tertain a guest and sit and talk. Con't. on pg. 18 December 24, 1898. 5 1 •a ;II; sly ;o ;sow pan ;; soy ay aiaym'usfug o; 9 6uFnow atajaq UiOgIIaM u; panll pus ou;;oiej • iel eP ♦ ' w ^ q e+ e ► ►, ► ypoN Mali aweo 6peu;6go uosiapuy . w •alppiw ay; ul awos pue 4 4,... -U . r J...•...r . • .4 . Jauioo (Lana uo uooles e pet{ ue/SJg uaym req . . 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From • LuciaAdams, our facial expert, to � ��}��'�,, Debi Bavousett, our professional ��,�'��, make -up artist with the latest ∎` i contour make -up ideas, to our c \ � � -pi; /4, vc.,..-----,1-' team of hair designers— 1 y � y . ■ . We'll show you another side ,\ of yourself.! o � j � i.t'= Open 9 -9 Mon. - Fri. = 9 -2 Sat. � " . - - /� � 4343 Carter Creek Pkwy. 846 -4709 S 0066-C69 !dew p101831N33 043 uo uoleool Jno Noa40 al133 3112!N - 8W9 ilgg3ood mu - slugjui - ioogag -am ualiellJapum - apui9 3si!d a3Bntid :Joi algellene sweiBoid aney osle sloogs s,4oueid(l6ulleNs o6 AIlensn OM) 'si ep eo!AJes -u! „ AMsed„ eso43 Joi Aep Air ► Ile uado osly •e1Ow yonw `yonw pue `(aBJeyo leuolllppe �* �` Ilews)lelleq `sewe6 's3;eJo '8 sue apnloul sal ;lnit,oe pesln el " . : off• . . . -Jedns Iileuolssa;oJd 'suolleool 3ueluenuoo q Jno to euo ‘1744/ p - - A „ - 0l loops Aue jSOwle woij algellene uolmJOdsueJ1 { ' 11,' • NTV2I9O2Id1OOHDS 2IUAI d • • • • • siooti�s s�tiauaLJ / OC , S - (I 'T- T� 'san1, uado ' HUN aP 11.10.1j ssosae \ spun 3 .113.1 2S0 L .1n 99Z - 6LL a;djnas `s uT�uppd ' g WTTA 9T8 Jlu `ST .100.13S `sa nbn `sj13 ;sapad `sll .1as 1 L `sduIBJ `a .1emss13 .1q `sIJT� ' Ao ma r13d Act �� papajjoa: papajas djjnpasi3a saansuaal £.iajp vo�13 .1oaap y •S la 'saT.iossaa V 1 3AI 3037703 1 MCC A^^ d mee 0 .aa� 133 Et•E• Lud g - OI e9 - uado 96017 ZZ8 6uineann - s )ii.eq S11Oli NOIWNNIO■ 4311Id aun�d�nas • 43Zv1J• a3av9f1S . sqa )iseq r �Cua��od ` � , sweq.! apeuapuey 7 aul; 4.0 szlix-oa EI IGIIBS Aaeliee vg cloys e <-- s :Je A6.�eue /115' gad ea A spry and peppy woman, Mrs. Ruby Jones tells about her farming days: ' t v - 1 � • Jacob Beal � agency . - ft* '''" - ' real estate - insurance Mrs. Ruby Jones 33 years young Farming was not hard for me. I loved to pick cotton, we used to pick the bolls. My father taught me how to pick and then get to the gin. 822-2121 823-5469 Women would wear bonnets all the time. I made the bonnets with both short and long backs to keep the sun off of the shoulders. I XAS AVE. sold the bonnets for 25 cents (for short bonnets) = and 50 cents (for the longer, shoulder moss from Wendy's) coverings). The bonnets and our farm produce were sold at the Farmer's Market which was at the same spot where the Piggly Wiggly is, across the railroad. My Daddy only needed to buy sugar, cof- fee and flour, because we raised everything SAINT else. We'd eat biscquits for breakfast and cor- nbread for supper. We'd put cornbread into sweet milk and was it just good! Then we'd MICHAEL'S to school in a horse and buggy. Had 150 acres es of land then. I used to tend little children at the church ACADEMY for years...until my early eighties. Then they retired me. An Episcopal School Mrs. Ruby Jones was a member of the RSVP and sews beautiful quilts for her family and friends. Thanks go to Shirley Plapp, Director of PRESCHOOL Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), for ELEMENTARY providing us with the names of long -time residen- ts in the Brazos Valley area. SECONDARY RSVP is located in the Varisco Building in downtown Bryan at 822 -2712. The purpose of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program is to en- College Preparatory courage persons 60 years of age and over to Curriculum utilize their skills and interests in volunteer ser- vices to community non - profit agencies and Christian Atmosphere organizations. RSVP seeks to coordinate the recruitment, placement, recognition, and training of senior volunteers, matching their 822.2715 skills and interests with need for volunteers, matching their skills and interests with the need 2505 S. 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'a;eooi o; st tSaruns ay; }o ieo6 ayy •sexaI lit apew 6utaq st ley; lie anteu ay; lo /San -ins a 6u!paJip rS(;uallno st 'wnasnw Jat&i ay; .4T% ;o uoseal9 uoH ;o aoue;sisse pue uo4elad000 .4 ay; gum 'uer H •rS;tslaniuji 1,12.8v sexaj le u6tsac ieluawuonnu3 ;t lossa;old lue ;sissy C Z Ue 'ue/SH led rtq pa ;e put ;Darold snot ;tq -we 112 lo uogeutwino ay; aq p!M uopigtyxa ayZ *sexes Ut lie anieu tSsesodwa ;uoo ;o uot;DapoD 6uilioxa ue ;o uogigiyxa 6utuado ay; ;uasald ipm 'sexaj 'lairSZ Ut wnasnini laitSl ayZ alni3Dyv uesng rSq MOISS32IdX3 QdNIV2I L I11 NY liZI v MI v U •i• •=•••••••■•••••••E•••••1•••1•••• • 4 1 9 • • • r 1 S W J N J • • • lifur t'4 -N - F. ` '� • • _. • • ,"' • • • IN THE RICH • • "' -- -< °' • TRADITION OF • • OLD SAN FRANCISCO • Landscape painting by artist Jonnie S. • 1 Swearengin of Brenham, Texas • • 1 • it • In that sense, the word naive refers more to • • the fact that these people will use any materials u• e - � • at hand in incredibly diverse and creative ways. • - ° F % , 1 Sometimes they border on the bizarre. • � _. _ ■ • • �a1 N. L I.- /, r • • . ill s r -" 0, pi,t I!, ....Ai • • I "They are trying for all the world to • L ; communicate things they can't : t ;in6). '- 1 sa . — IN , ;, • • • NI I • !r .f � , 1� \ , I E F. S i , • • There's a man in town whose whole front yard, o o r � � ��r�c i G _- porch and house is full of different religious or N — �_ 8 III • spiritual figures and quotes. In his front garden ! ° ‘ - r' ii there are at least ten bird houses interspersed • '4, V a among the weathervanes and statues of Mary, • � " _ • 1 Jesus, Joseph and Buddha. He lives a pretty ■ - • solitary existence, but the fact that he has all of • • those spiritually related images means he is • S wensen's sit-down parlors are warm- • trying to communicate something he feels very = ly reminiscent of a gentler period of • deeply. He just uses a more individualized r1 tiffany and oak. Lazy -day fans and • form. Many of the contemporary naive artists • marble- topped tables. Serving sand- i depict the darker side of the world. You'll see s • wishes, soups, salads, quiche, and • very disturbing images that reflect their attempts • hamburgers. Phosphates over ice • • to deal with personal and world problems of • NI and tingling sarsaparilla and • violence, poverty, and rascism. So they are in memorable • ice cream desserts for • touch with reality...it's just a different kind of • two. • reality than other folk art. Maybe they don't feel • • their ideas are acceptable to the world and so • • 1 they keep to themselves...but I think their work : ��� • 1 ' is extremely valuable for us to track. It's a dif- • CRAM • • ferent sort of vision. i i ICE 1 �C�lbl • • • 1 lJ • ■ • • • • ■ • Culpepper Plaza • • • • College Station 693 -6948 • � � a` • op 11:30am Mon. -Sat. i • • • 12 noon Sunday • ' a - "' • Proprietors: • • • • • Phil and Jane Callahan • • • Portrait of Dr. Martin Luther King entitled • 1 "I've been to the Mountain top" by Walter •. • F Cotton, 1968 •a•1.1.1.1.1.1. =•1.1.1.1.1.1• ...1• 11 £9V9 09 QMH uo 1 IBA map Isom sellw Z Zi 1 } ' wrd o0:6 -0£:ll 'uns'g les �,E� ��:.�,,,� leil .Y57i1 'w'd0£:8 -g 'Z -0£:1-1. 'pd 'urn Z - 0£: l I. algel!ene saleld uoagouni spue )IOOM V S6UIUOA3 56'V$ 1V3 NV3 f10A 11V ic,,, y s =T ` N1 N3AN aaicyj s3lddnd H,(1 H �.Inps ` .' ` MV7Si70) tip\ _ WO -f te l A 4 .1a/ZO O VIS 314 .. ATEffa L' ZIEZNA013 1 1 44 lid os:a, - oc:L Avadnlvs aloodwOOSPUSIIIPlar mg - oe:L AVaI I - AVONOW :SHfOH I I Aep (Jana sa3!Jd a gissod jsaMoi IV io1ae.quo3 • % , _ _ , p. i aa4iesJno aayouea - iewaeI • .poi sieualew 6utpiinq Ap'en® C Air- Qdd @© ���� NVAUS NI S.N31k1VONI3M 11108A S)IOVkl1 3H1 SSOkl3V S'7VI1131Y/w ONlalune 78 mown, P ueuinn os ................ \._____ i 1 HABITAT LIFE AT CEDAR CREEK, TEXAS, IN THE 1870s The writer of the following letter was When John and I went coon hunting he'd Mary Lena Seale Stewart who lived to be climb the tree while I'd stay on the ground, 95 years old. When she was 90 years old scared to death for fear the coon would jump on she wrote this account for her daughters. me. They'd tree across the creek sometimes. I couldn't walk on a log so I'd have to stay on this I just feel like writing of the old days, about side, scared of the dark and being alone. Once the old dug well in the hollow, with the old they treed down in a gulley - dogs in there oaken bucket and the gourd we kept there to around the tree, I on the bank. The coon jum- drink from where we washed our clothes (Sister ped on a bank near me. 1 yelled, "Here it goes!" Rosie would hang all the little pieces on bushes John said, "Set the dogs on it!" I called the and call them Christmas trees - the old gourd in dogs, ran and stumbled over the lantern and put hot water so much it was white and the water it out...had a new dog that would back track. glistened in it); the old spring branch where the This bothered the old dog, so we lost the coon. water ran glistening over limestone rocks where Once a year we'd pile the cornstalks in big we kept our butter and buttermilk; the big peach piles and on a Saturday night our cousins, the orchards, and how we'd hitch old Pete to the Berry girls and their step- brother, Bob. Martin, slide and bring up a big box full at a time to dry, would come over and we'd burn them. Each can and preserve; the big Hoss Apples - then would try to see who could set the most fires. was the time when Mother had no trouble get- We had to be quiet when Pap was home, but ting John and me out of bed early, We each when he went to the Masonic meetings, Mother wanted to be first to the apple tree to pick up the would turn us loose and we had the time of our apples that fell in the night before the chickens lives, playing hide and seek and lots of other got them - the big plum thickets, and the wild games. We sometimes swept the yard on a plums and grapes and persimmon thickets and moonshiney night - had fun out of that. the Muscadine Grapes and Muscadine preser- Pete and Ball were two of the horses. Pete ves; the Black Haws and the Huckleberry pies was a bay and Ball a dun. Pap rode Pete. (Huckleberry pie was Pap's favorite pie) ; the big Mother rode Ball to church, usually a child in Ribbon Cane patch; the syrup making and can- Mother's lap - one behind each other. dy pullings; the deer hunting with the head light We raised geese. I had to herd the goslings (Pap would go deer hunting in day time, come and keep them off ant beds. Mother made the home with a deer in front of him in the saddle); best bread with a big goose egg. Sometimes we the lake muddyings and the fish fries that milked as many as thirty cows, fed the milk to followed; turkey and duck hunting, and the little our hogs, two or three dogs and 18 cats! There was always a big dish of honey on the table. and oh, the hog killings! With the spare ribs. long ropes of stuffed sausage, hog's head cheese. - ~ �, pig's feet fried in batter and cracklin' bread nothing you get today tastes half so good - all cooked on a wood stove. We had lots of dried venison and methyglen to drink. Our ice came hickory nuts on Hickory Ridge; and all the card- in burlap bags. ing , spinning and weaving; the quilting bees I've done about everything to be done on a an 1 log rollings with a big lunch and a party at farm. I've cradled oats, bundled oats. hoed. night; the h -rse back riding (we rode side saddle plowed, picked cotton. gathered corn, and then)and the rides in the old ox wagon with Old there's much more I could tell. but I'll quit... Ben and Lim, the wagon bed high at each end 1 thought that maybe when I'm gone you and sloped at center; the berry pickings and the girls might like to read about what we did and bee robbing and the corn gathering in the Fall, how we lived in my girlhood. I coald have writ - and the big Rattlesnake Watermelons loaded on ten a lot more, but decided not to. i that grew in the corn field, (we had watermelon Thank go to our Bryan Librarian, Nancy Mc- in the winter, had to heat them by the fire to Craw Ross. 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O 1- Why rent furniture when you can purchase fine quality, solid wood items for a reasonable price? We carry tables, o chairs, bookcases, headboards, halltrees, and much more in . ° Contemporary, Traditional, Early American, and Medit- ° o terranean styles that you can finish yourself and keep for a o o , LIft lifetime. Unfinished furniture -an investment that time o o a pp reci a t es. o v __ �' 0 ° moo. . "T L 6 o I ` , C /pt..-- e�► 314 N. Main S. o o , li . a !i Downtown Bry o 3 0 i � i e- 822-7052 0 co lf 4r* h k i l k SOLID WOOD SOLID WOOD SOLID WOOD SOLID WOOD SOLID WOOD SOLID WOODO J LA VILLA MARIA "YOUR HAIR CARE OUR SPECIALTY" Open Monday thru Saturday Walk -ins 823 - 5789 823 -0763 Late Welcomed Appointments 806 VILLA MARIA RD Linda Carrier, Owner BEAUTY SALON &c 1 , STYLING ESTABLISHMENT 19 ;ameMQ 'O'd `II!H piped a ;um 10 cog OZ '£ZSI 6ZT£ (£IL) Ilea aseald •12aouo3 }e sn Ilea ;o ` T08LL `U018 ay; a;o;aq pan;as aq Iltm „ q un-I `s5uuds ;nydlns £09 ouana ;noti uno0„ e rtepuns uo pue 41aouoD en a;o;aq y;UOW ay; jo y ;Si ay} apt } ;o yea zags algeltene aq l[tm ;auutp ;a;uaD ay; le aq }snw sle iwgns gy V "laN311 lad 00•S$ st aotzd uotsstw - py •5131d sawep rig siaouoo ouetd •uot }DaS SiOdSIHOHS 'ly }uow a;n ;ea; mitt welBo;d • wd 00:;, ;e immil ;no 10J sn o; uot;euuo ;ut HIM 1119Z pue y;c,Z;snfiny uo !pH lent ;sad puas — s/Slte; `sdty plat; `s ;no -61; uo asno}l uo;fiep inymool wetg!M �/1 'sigma; `s;aste; pun; .`s ;uana gnl3 3uo ;sty ay; tit siooput pawio; VI - lad aq [Itm spaouoD moiled om1 :S 9N110.330 isn9nd S.31nhI1SNI _ T "SIOT 8 le ;amsuy ay1 1dAI1S33 dOiQNnOH 3H1 MIMI I[e3 'saw; mnq uo uot;ew;o;ut ;od •0fi8LL `sexal `uot ;e }s a6ago3 `81; x08 •0•d `;amsuy a41 o} aye }sod •uot ;e }s 9691103 COg s;uaZ 09 snld 00•Z$ pue ssaippe pue "and sexa1 •s OIt `uuI epeweli aweu ;no/i puas `;ap;o of •?oatde ay; }e wd 00:9 - wd 00:1 '31 6 nv 00'Z$ ;e algeltene ale satdoD •sexal hepuns pue wd 00:6 - we 00:01 `Ti en ;o awls ay; ut smel 6nup pue low End `Sep ;n }es play aq Iltm alesoys }sit; looyas ;e pue awoq le swalgoid anbguy stuemt}t lenuuy y 4£1 au _ Snip alpueq o} moq sassnostp 31VSOHS imin pue hallen soze;8 ay; ut s5nip 3na11NV SINVMDI NVAHH jo asnqe pue asn ay; uo uot;ew eA -low! sapnhut tenuew ay; 'ewe Vr sty} ut puts{ s ;t jo not;e3tlgnd Apo •uoyew;o;ut wow ;o; 6000 ID a41 „• asngy 6nIU pool o; aptnJ ,s; ZZ8 ;e yoeoa uuy Amin" 1[eo aseatd -waled ay1 :mei ;45teus„ pagstlgnd "wad IT 14, 8 wog a3ueQ • ue1Szs en fil ;uaDa; sey sa3tn ;as Sups ut sngwnto0 Jo s;y6tum ;e 81 ;sn6ny limm -uno3 an tltwed s,;amsuy au uo anbaq;eq pue aouep a sia ; ;o ONI13SNnO3 33I1 qy aoue j a;enbs a3e u, ;ay;eaj e A1IWV3 NO NOI1d0Ilsnd 3n0311HVg g 3ONNa gavnbs 1 •17 }sn6ny "p ;£Z ;sn6ny a;o ;aq SILZ nay} 91 fin WO;; &La11Q9 DSInJ le - 338 IleD 10 •and afial[oD 's SOSZ _ heldstp uo ale sgde16o ;oqd }uapn }s }e aotllo ay; itq way; Bugg ueo swam IIBIHX3 AHdd11OOIOHd Sugeuop ut pa;sa;a;ut auohuy •wd 00:S o; we 00:8 wall SZ }sn6nd pue ;,Z ;snfiny uo ales a6e ;e6 a Sup q aq ea Iltm looyas tedo3std3 s,[aeyZ![nI is •0£S£ - 8LZ (£IL) [[e3 `swot }en;asa; S 13VH3IW '1S pue uot;ew ;o ;ut .iod •sltelap 101 iep HO31T3SIH11 mina -uale3 aas •9Z pue `sg 1 }sn6ny uo uant6 aq gtm shield a;eadsaNeys • 19 4;0 •ZI pUe 'Wm `OT }snBny •Supstutwa ; ;o slot pue s;uaw IIIM uo „ION y13[am1„ ;ago tttm lent }sad - ysa1la; `pool `atsnw aq Iltm a;ay1 Cog ;awwns uealeedsa}legs au "16ST-£69 le uo;;ol4 eu uOQ;o £0SZ 31da3NIM 1H 31I1d3dS3MVHS - 9178 le ;pules ;a1I!N anbDer Iteo _ `suot;en;asa; pue not;ew ;o ;ut aiow ;od •wooxlle8 •3 30 •)4 ay; w aq en Illm 11 '6L6T 1 ;sn6ny uotuna; sseh •aSueig el pue sfiutppt9 `weyua;8 ;eah 01 sit aneg !Um tooyps 4 ;eau `uo;snoH pue ut;sny uaam ut;sny •d uayda ;s ;o ssel3 6961 ay1 ammi -;aq LSemptw pa ;ezol st do1 punoa NOINn31i •uopew;o;ut ;ayn; pue suot;en;asa; SSN13 1O0H3S HDIH eArj 10 1 1768L sexal `dot punoll `68 NILSnV '3 N3Hd31S the � off?' TIA4"4,44 uc�t� s J rff-ftd The g ? n u rmng o' joyed the e countdiniry y is u now ve en- in town. Serving lunch Tues. -Fri. Trudie Adam, proprietor Dinner Tues. Sat 2pm Featuring provincial European foods 5:30pm -9pm and imported & domestic wines and CaII 696 - 1191 beers. BRUNCH SUNDAYS 11:00.2:00 for evening reservations. No reservation needed Culpepper Plaza PRIVATE PARTIES — REHERSAL DINNERS next 10 BRIDESMAIDS' LUNCHEONS University Book Store Located on Hwy. 30 20.8 miles from Hwy. 6 II i ,,,,, , A \ IP. . 10, 1 1 1 ) i i HWY 6 South (793 -j 8� across from the racetrack 6 1E� I , - master charge i I c a -- V/SA -�/ k, TWO LOCATIONS IN AUSTIN 402 W. 6th St. 1406 S. 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'u'epy atpnJJ, lauuana £q paleJado pue lsouu all sadnlea3 'sluednelsaJ ueotxaYl1 pauAio 'luednelsaJ uEadodng arm lamb stay aut3 s,Jo(eu'aluoYl1 asof 30 pumas 0131 'styy NAZI IS E11103 MDV'IH &3SOf lun trt I) ..,.iQ ....... _...., LOS NORTEKOS SHIPLEY DONUTS This little gem of a restaurant is located in Whether you prefer your doughnut filled, downtown Bryan and is worth the trip. They sugared or glazed you'll find them at Shipley's. serve inexpensive and very well - prepared Yeast-risen and fresh daily, the doughnuts breakfasts, breakfast tacos, Huevos Ran- start rolling at Gam everymorning. Doughnut cheros, home -made flour tortillas and a lun- watchers enjoy seeing the bakers knead, roll & cheon special daily. Their hours are 5am - cut the delicacies while they sip hot fresh cof- 2:30pm and 5pm - 9pm daily and for all you fee in the dining room. There's a drive -in partiers from 11pm - 2:30am on Saturday window for quick service on the way to your nights. 779 -7337. 201 Main Street, Downtown office, too. You'll find them at 3310 S. College Bryan. Avenue. 822 -4096. Closed Sundays. TRUDIES The same gourmet cooking you have traveled to the Black Forest Inn to enjoy is nowpi ) 4 available at the Culpepper Plaza. All of the dishes have a distinctly European flair to ( them...veal cordon bleu, German Potato Salad, % =� Escargots Bourgignon, crepes, and five dif- f ( .. �� / ferent shrimp dishes. � /_- ' �� Open for lunch Tues. - Fri and for dinner Tues • Sat. For evening reservations call 696 -1191. I HOP 3-C BAR B Q # You know the International House of Pan - Whether for the Conlee's fine bar -b -que ribs, cakes is famous for its breadfasts, but did you beef, sausage with all the fixin's, or for their also know about their fine selection of lunches noon -day luncheon special, this restaurant is and dinners? And beginning August 26th, worth the trip down town. Tuesday nights thru September, they're offering 10% discount they feature Chicken'n' Dumplins and cor- on all meals with your student I.D. I Hop is nbread! Open daily from 11am to 9pm. Bet- one of the very few places open 24 hours - and ween the railroad tracks on College Avenue the service and management make you feel downtown Bryan. For private parties or welcome. Located at University Ave. & catering, call 823 -8441. College Ave. .-- 111 {�ymayy 14 , ti . yP % -,,e r C e bOlfreDel �� p I 4!!1 ,,, „, a u,�' �I� �. m,}I���, 4 ' Ili 11' IS q, ` YI' h y i II .. I !' C / M,. 111pp11 u � I 1 � � ,I ' - ill '" iP 'Il�il. t ' ImI�'1 I1 ■ I �, I I' �' H eart X0 h tearoom a restaurant OP11NaEVEBRYrDAY Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. /� 6 pm-9 �Y7 r Cooking with a Cajun flair � � � MEXICAN` RESTAURANTS LUNCH Mon. -Sat. DINNER Tues. -Sat. 11 am - pm 6 pm - 9pm COLLEGE STATION BRYAN 403 Villa Maria Rd. 822-5003 907 HARVEY ROAD 1816 TEXAS AVE 23 '175017-969 'um daddadinj aq •amoalaM I7 auntie ale o9 oT saapio •wd oI - wet Sep ifaana uadp •aigeiiene OJE sautM aji oq aui3 'MOu pay •aaaq plop aat pue s)luiap uazoa3 ui sa!T ppod8 aapualdeq all" •said ueaad 'zg saga 'Tina} snopllap jo IIn3 ppogdna aql sdaal Savoy pZ uado 1Cuueaf pue 'aauuip 01 ganoT moods a sppe 3814 peps pue dnos magi, ianbagaeq uaaTsaM awn se snoUle3 se 1souiie aae slgats alag1 pud••• aaenbS £;ISdaAiufl C# b ti WEI a£ sawed Jo annoy ieuopeuaa ;ui '17817Z-969 auolsp00% , ao 0£68-£Z8 'and sexaj, •nliep uld6 - III8i T uadp •ao!ad aigeuoseaa Sian e ao3 pa�Co[ua aq Imo sellgaoi Tog `sueaq pue aou tinny aTajdUtoa " e`" i sapid aauuiP !Tula pue 0 8T 'epe1i14pug 831881 t uepiaauIV a141 303 pau9tsap poo3 U8D!XOy� 3 O to ` "' 11 . % Sli enb TUaI8!SUO3 awes 3 g T pull IM .. „ — l I P .3 II. noS •••0£ 'iMH uo 131UaJ auoTspooM ui pue F ' 301.13nV 88X31 •N sun 'suot183ol oMT 113141 TV . 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