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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1936

Page

5

Passover Observed by Bryan Jews on April 6

The Bryan Jewish community plans Passover observances beginning Monday evening April 6 marking the festival's exodus symbolism and customs. Services led by Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus and Temple Preda members will include Seder rituals, Four Cups, and symbolic foods.

Egypt Israel Elijah Ephet Jerusalem Moses Terael J. J. Taubenhaus Congregation of Temple Preda

He's My Pal Play Delayed To April 11 At Kings Highway

The P T A play He's My Pal moved from April 3 to April 11 with admission at 10 and 15 cents. Local residents and families visited over the weekend including the Skubals Curiks Nash Dowell Pitcee Batson McWhorter Seasta and Ventreek households.

P.T. A L. V. Skubal Ed Curik G. A. Nash A. C. Dowell Tabor Pitcee Mex Bud Williams William Batson Bormangee Eddie McWhorter Bonnie Little A. R. Seasta Frank Ventreek

Norwood Confined at Home With Flu

V Norwood is confined to his home suffering from influenza. A brief illness report notes he will be resting and under precautionary care at his residence.

V. Norwood

Homecoming Program At Millican Methodist Church

Millican hosting a homecoming and educational program at the Millican Methodist Church led by Miss Nan nie Mae Williams. Speeches by local and regional figures praised Christian education as Rev. W F Stevens presided. A dinner followed with Millican cooks serving chicken, salads and cakes.

Nannie Mae Williams Millican Methodist Church Gloria Glenn Gregg Bryan C. B. McGregor Millican Methodist Church Christ Jesus Frank Furman Houston Ira McGregor Carroll Jameson Montague Sylvia Meredith League City Erwin Simpson Smiley Texas Charles Crawford, Jr W. F. Stevens Anderson Jeff Royder Baytown Guy Neely Neely Guy, Jr Wellborn Hassell Wharton John Battle Sunshine Clint Burgess Thelston Williams A. & M. College Erin Simpson Tom McCallum Tabor W. F. Stephens Stephens Lola

Initiation of 18 New B Association Lettermen

Steph en F. Austin high school invites all ex Bronco athletes and current students to the B Association initiation Friday night. The event begins at 6 o'clock after the school gathering. Eighteen new lettermen in football and basketball will be inducted, with Shack Jones the contact for those planning to attend.

Stephen F. Austin High School Bronco Shack” Jones

Kemp High Observes National Negro Health Week Speaker

Sedalia Wilson, a negro health nurse for Brazos County, spoke at Kemp High School during National Negro Health Week. Pupils report weekly achievements and will present a full recap of the week’s work.

Sedalia Wilson Brazos County Kemp High School

Miss Hatfield Enjoys Around World Trip

Miss Sadie Hatfield of the Extension Service Department at Texas A and M College left Texas on March 1 with college friends for a year long around the world journey. She plans to return about August 1, and letters from Japan describe travel experiences during the trip.

Miss Hatfield Bryan Sadie Hatfield Texas United States Japan Extension Service Department A & M College of Texas

Highway Board Supplies Rural Mail Box Posts

Rural residents of Brazos county will receive new concrete based uniform posts for rural mail boxes supplied by the Texas highway commission. The program, part of highway improvements for Centennial visitors, will have posts set affixed painted white, with all work performed by department employees.

Brazos County Texas Highway Commission

Turkey association ideas spark Brazos County farming plan

In Brazos County a proposed turkey association gains support as a practical extension of small enclosures and improved feeding. Meetings across several towns are set to discuss a soil conservation oriented farm plan led by County Agent Benson and staff, with vocational agriculture help. 4 H calves report shows strong gains and solid net returns from a 165 day feeding period.

Brazos County Reed Wipprecht Wipprecht Smetana Rye Woodville Steele's Store Tabor Kurten Prospect Rock Prairie Rive Reliance Harvey Steep Hollow Millican Wellborn Leonard King’s Highway E. R. Alexander Herey Ross J. L. Lowell

Willing Workers' Society Formed In Kurten

Kurten April 1 The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran church reorganized as the Willing Workers' Society with same officers led by Mrs H FE Spitzenpfeil president and Mrs Dave Metzer vice president The article notes corn planting progress rain needs and local social events including visits to Houston and Galveston and Lenten services at Zion Lutheran church led by Rev H FE Spitzenpfeil

Kurten Ladies Aid Society The Zion Lutheran Church Willing Workers‘ Society H. FE. Spitzenpfeil Dave Metzer Will Klintworth Richard Seeman Navasota Herman Schram Louis Lenz James Lang C. Frieling Houston Barbara Ann Galveston A. J. Meyer T. E. Bornemann Carl Brocksmith Ruth

Nunn Seeks Re election On Record Of Sheriff Work

Roy W. Nunn, Brazos County sheriff, announces bid for a second term. He cites strict impartial law enforcement and cooperative work with fellow officers. Court reports note more prison terms with clear evidence handling under his administration. He thanks voters and pledges continued efficiency and economy.

Roy W. Nunn Brazos County Nunn Bryan Sheriff Nunn

Dual Purpose Vegetables Swiss Chard as a Thrifty Garden Plant

The article outlines three steps for growing in the garden: lay out the bed, move plants carefully to the site, and reset them in the ground. It highlights Swiss chard as a dual purpose crop valued for greens and stems, with hardiness from spring planting through winter and possible straw mulch for mild winters.

Elsie Novosad King’s Highway 4-H Club Dorothy Marie Sramek Smetana 4-H Club Margaret Shealy Reliance 4-H Club Alma Reliance 4

County cuts costs under new system with $200 monthly saving

The county reports savings of about $200 each month under the new system managed carefully. A re election pledge promises an honest, fair, efficient administration and a focus on eliminating crime, while inviting former supporters to back a second term in the July Democratic primary.

Community Singing Lights Up Sunday Gatherings

Edge residents toil under dry winds and seek rain as cotton fields stay parched. A Sunday audience filled the auditorium and Baptist church for public songs, with plans for weekly singings echoing past community traditions. Visitors from Childress and Tyler as well as local families stopped by, while Mrs. J A Smith’s daughter-in-law gains family support at Bremond.

Baptist Church Jess Roten Childress Nellie Husky Chas. E. Griffin J. A. Smith Bremond Albert Leighman Tyler Herbert Little

Fall Proves Fatal for Houston Worker in Texas

Harry Poche aged 29 of Houston was instantly killed when he fell from a telephone pole near Grayburg on Monday afternoon. He broke his neck in the fall, authorities reported.

Beaumont Mar Harry Poche Houston Grayburg

Cole Seeks Re election As Brazos County District Clerk

F T Cole district court clerk announces candidacy for re election, subject to Democratic primary in July. He cites past service, courtesy and efficiency of records, and aims to earn continued public confidence and votes. The administration has been satisfactory to the general public.

F. T. Cole District Court Brazos County Cole

Court Records Praised for Efficient Bar–Clerk Service

Revenue and court records described as well kept with entries by bar members. The report highlights smooth filing, courteous service, and strong collaboration with the clerk’s office to ensure accuracy and efficiency.

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