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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1934

Page

2

Social Roundup in Bryan Visitors and Local Residents

Wednesday activity centers on Bryan and surrounding areas as residents and visitors from Smetana, Hearne, Rice, Donna, San Antonio, Navasota, Seguin, Houston join with local families. Notables include Mrs Willis Johnson’s visit, Verge Adams leading a high school band award, and several moves and gatherings at homes along College Avenue and Pipkin Addition.

Lidie Francis Taber Robert Walker Rice College Steton J. Alexander Hearne Bryan Woman's Club Hage Kennard Jones A. S McSware Verge Adams T. A Adams la Powers Woolkerses Lois Barron Hoaster Ape

Bryan Women Named to Centennial Board

Mrs. D. L. Brock and Mrs. B. G. Allen were appointed by the Texas Centennial in 1936 to serve on the advisory board. The board comprises two appointees from both representatives and senators from each gem representative, bor 3.

BRYAN Centennial Board D- L. Brock B. G. Allen Texas Centenial Gem Bor

Egbert Jones Enters Brazos Sheriff Race

C Egbert Jones announces his candidacy for Brazos County sheriff promising equal enforcement of law. He cites years as a peace officer in Heesten city, a customs inspector on the Mexican border, and experience with the Texas penitentiary. He pledges full-time service and no side interests.

Heesten Columbus New Mexico Texas

Poultry Water Additive Claims Health Benefits

An advertisement promotes a drinking water additive for chickens and baby chicks from Roman & Nick McCarty or McCartsey Prab. It asserts removal of disease causing worms and germs, and control of lice mites and fleas. It promises healthier stock, better egg production, and refunds for losses or unscented product.

Roman

The Lost Man Message From the White House

The column discusses waves of spiritual ascent and descent through history and links a modern prophetic message from the White House to a call for faith and renewal. It frames ongoing religious duty as a pragmatic path to uplift humanity and hints at further reflections to come.

Heaven Hell John the Baptist Judea White House Altho Eid Tc Sensonial O Bea

Varied Program Arranged for Hi School Students

A student cabinet led program at Stephen F. Austin High School included piano and vocal solos, readings, Spanish songs, and instrument numbers. Judges certified event results for regional meet entries with multiple athletes earning top places in hurdles, relays, jumps, and throws.

Stephen F. Austin High School Jessie Thomas Ernest Sample Pismo John Edge Kathleen Stuart

Baylor Students Honor Roll Winners For Winter Term

WACO March 29 Miss Pavia Fedaly Baylor sophomore and Rennie T Griffin junior both of Bryan won pieces on the Baylor honor roll for the winter quarter according to an announcement by W S Aben vice and dean. To earn the honor students must make B plus or better on all courses. B plus equals 91 or higher. Students receive congratulations in a personal letter from the dean.

Waco Pavia Fedaly Baylor Rennie T. Griffin Bryan W. S. Aben

Hen of Brazos County Hatches Odd Double Egg

Wher F. Melarky of the Leonard school community cracked a shell to reveal a second shell inside. The inner shell was thicker and colored light brown while the outer shell was nearly white. The finder suspects a Rhode Island Red origin and brought the egg to Bryan to prove its oddity to listeners.

Melarky Leonard Rhode Island Bryan

Madisonville Hi Wins District 17 Track Meet at A and M

Madisonville High School won the District 17 track championship held Saturday afternoon at Kyle Field Texas A and M College. Rockdale, Semerije tied for second with 11 points each. New Salem finished fourth with 12 points. Bryan and Steph F. Austin led in relay events with several teams scoring across the meet.

W. L. Penberthy J. W. Jones Huntsville Todd A&m Con Burney Hearne Wells Madisonville Lawson Plainview Devine Donie ron—Guillen Somerville Rigby Bedias Goodwin Franklin Gardner Jewett Hurdies Barney Dan Rockdale Martin Normangee Schatz Barton North Zuich Johnson Perguson New Salem Gee Evans Jewetl Tinsley Madisonvilie Little Bonie Ané Fengaspa New Saiem Donabo Nash Sproill Donie Bréesthe Brenham Burke Hailey Dorman Oakwood College Station Saming Madisonville High School Kyle Texas A. & M. College Semerije Steph F. Austin High School Bryan Bremtein Buf- Sale Demie Bedias & A. & M. Consolidated Gekwood Marquet Jewitt Gause Sharp Smentena Bartow Meech Secrer Aes Vie

Brazos County Residents Buy Wide Variety Of Cars In March

March vehicle registrations in Brazos County show 68 new registrations across eight car makes. County Tax Collector Gay Harris reports a broad mix of models with sales near 25 cars for each major makes.

Brazos Gay Harris Brazos County

Red Cross Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the Red Cross executive committee will be held on Wednesday April 4 at 7:29 pm in the office of the.

Red Crom Executive Committee

Steeles Store Club Discusses Sanitation

The Steeles Store club women met Friday afternoon at 2 at the home of Mrs L J Cangrespie in Ores. The group discussed sanitation and various home improvement projects while socializing and reading selections from Kura Sebastian.

Steeles Store Club Steeles Bemme Mra L. J. Cangrespie Ores Kura Sebastian Meachames L. 2

Easter Weekend Guests and Local Visit Highlights

Bryan residents hosted Easter visitors and returned travelers from Navasota to Denton and Austin. Many locals and relatives traveled to Huntsville, Rockdale, Hearne, and Galveston for family gatherings, school duties, or to visit across the region.

April Meeting of Brazos County Rural Clubs Planned

County Federation president Miss Lucy Harrison leads a rural cooperation day with Miss Blanche Brown in charge. Several clubs including Harvey Reliance Tabor Prospe ct Millican join from across Brazos County for a 10 am to 3 pm program with lunch at noon, featuring songs readings and addresses by local leaders.

County Federation Lucy Harrison Blanche Brown Federal Rural Cooperation Committee Brazos County Federation Harvey Club 8. B. Pate Reliance Club Lillie Crenshaw Tabor Club Roland Crenshaw Prospect Club L. Stewart Millican Club Kathleen Tolbirt Brazos County Lester Taylor Roans Prairie Grimes County Federation Robert Trant Iola Zula Snow Bedias Councils of Home Demonstration Clubs Charles Cole Rural Cooperation Committee R. H. Bush Fred Jones E. W. Bullock Woman's Club J. S. Mogford Mra H Kathleen Gandy Patsy Ruth Moore Mildred Horton Jack Hensarling Louise Broach Margaret Franze Brazes

Rabbit Drive Recounts on Chittenden Ranch in Westex

Former resident W N Wilson reports rabbit drives sweeping the Chittenden ranch in Jones county where 7000 acres were patrolled by 700 to 800 men in four groups. They drove rabbits into a 206 acre wheat field and where the field looked like a bench of lambs. Barbecue after the drive was hosted by ranch owner Larry Chittenden.

W. N. Wilson Brazos County Anson Jones County Chittenden Ranch Wilson Larry Chittenden

Bryan Residents Urged to Attend Etex CC Meeting

Chester Morris of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce met Bryan and Brazos County directors to discuss the annual convention at Texarkana on April 22 to 24. He outlined convention features and the regional group’s past and future cooperation with the national recovery program.

Bryan Chester Morris East Texas

Orr Named Assistant Chief of Rural Relief at Texas

W B Orr, long-time field worker for Texas Co-Ops, Inc., will assume the role of assistant chief of rural relief under J E B Stanford in Austin on April 5. He will leave his Bryan posting to begin new duties while Mrs Orr and the children stay in Bryan through spring. Orr, a 1925 A M College graduate in dairy husbandry, previously worked at Tyler Milk Products and later returned to pursue an M S degree.

Mildred McKenzie Mary Martha Black Shirley Johnson Bryan Southwestern University Georgetown George W. Johnson Miss Johnson Mattie Pearl Henry Navasota Grimes County Whille Helen Kidd Lee J. Rountree Bryan Daily Eagle Don Quincy Adams Navasota High School Adams A. and M. College Kylefield el Paso T. Cated M. College Jamie Rosprim R. R. Elis Houston Ellis Glenn Fiina R. W. Howell la Salle Hotel Fiima Dallas Newton Bringhurst W. C. Vanderwerth Liza Lee Edie Wellring Bill Tom Ryan Harvey ST Es Johnson Beaumont Mattie Hall Nel Cole Carl Ransom Cole A. J. Buchanan Frances Jane Branch Austin East Twenty-fourth Street D Ganter G. L. Our Victor Geste Victor Jr Somerville J. W. Coulter Tumse Carnes Coulter Hoppess Rockdale BH. T. Coulter Helen J. D. Martin Jr J. D. 11 San Adonio R. H. Mize J. C. Hicks Normanges R. Q. Astin W. Bassett Orr Texas Co-Ops, Inc J. EB. Stanford Orr Mr. Orr Tyler Milk Products Company Tyler Jacksonville Texas’ Rural Rehabilitation

Houston Masonic Lodge Confers Master’s Degree Saturday Night

Houston Lodge No 1189 A F and AM will confer a master’s degree in full relief Saturday night at the Scottish Rite cathedral corner of Polk avenue and Caroline street. Delegations from lodges within 300 miles are expected and a picked team will conduct the degree with special invitations to lodges statewide.

Houston Lodge Polk Avenue Caroline Street Houston

Relief Workers of 11 Counties Meet on Monday

Approximately 106 relief workers from 11 counties gathered at City Hall for an all-day session led by C. P. Rogers of Austin. The meeting outlined a new rehabilitation program for individuals and discussed its features and implementation across Houston Trinity Leon Robertson Madison Falls Milam Lee Burleson Washington and Brazos counties.

C. P. Rogers Austin Rogers Houston Trinity, Leon Robertson Madison Falls Milam, Lee Burleson Washington Brazos

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