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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
3
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Citizenship program at Oak School highlighted
Edna Neeley, chairwoman of the Federated Women’s Club, leads a citizenship event at Oak School with pupils in attendance. Jarmon Chap—. 16 of 109 students present. ceremonies included recitations and an oral exam. district officials note improvements to the school building and community cooperation.
Local High School Meets Highlight Mixed Team Scores
Brown and Kingsley lead a county school meet as teams from elementary to high school compete. Lila Fae Ist Eloise Higgs Inez Higgs Sabo Kur Ist Mary and Ruby Josephine Bu Emily Hinz place in the high school division with notable point totals. Tabor secures second in the overall event as Sedalia health nurse Mott Shelton reports Friday immunity efforts.
City Not Liable For Relief Fund Allotted by RFC
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds allotted to Bryan and Brazos county for relief of the destitute and to create employment will not have to be repaid by the city or county. State highway aid will be reduced to cover the loans, and counties are not obligated to sign or repay. The funds are for direct relief and job creation rather than self liquidating projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bryan
Brazos County
South College Avenue
State Highway Commission
R.F.C
Nine from Allen Wins Opener over Madison Co
Allen Academy baseball opened its season Friday with a 6 to 2 victory over Madisonville. Blackman pitched five innings with five strikeouts and two hits allowed, Roach finished and drove in two runs. Parks Hudson Hunt Wakefield and Deason starred for Allen. Madisonville’s Harris Rumfield Walker contributed for the runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony” Wilson
Allen Academy Baseball Club
Madisonville
Blackman
Roach
The
Academy
Parks and Hudson
Allen
Moreau
Mosely
Deason
Harris
Rumfield
Walker
H. E
Uh Weed
County Champions District 15 to Meet On Next Saturday
Nine counties join Brazos District 15 for a Huntsville meet on Saturday April 8 with first place winners from Brazos County competing. Events begin 9 a m including declamation and debates while tennis starts Friday afternoon. The track meet is set for 1 80 p m at Pritchett Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Vernon Brown
Earl Hoffer
Brazos
Sam Houston State Teachers’ College
Pritchett Field
Student James Henry Godwin Makes Baylor Honor Roll
Waco April 3. James Henry Godwin of Bryan attending Baylor University has earned a place on the Baylor honor roll for the recently ended winter term. The achievement requires a high average with passing marks. L. P. Roher, a well known farmer near North Zulch, was in Bryan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
James Henry Godwin
Bryan
Baylor University
L. P. Roher
North Zuleh
Bryan area social roundups remember Sam Upwright death
George Upwright of Houston attended the funeral of his brother Sam P. Upwright who died at the family home west of Bryan on Friday. A wide circle of visitors from Austin College Station Beaumont Jefferson and Houston converged on Bryan for weekend social and family interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Upwright
Houston
Bryan
Sam P. Upwright
Frances Harris
Austin
Texas University
College Station
J. L. Batte
Mart
J. G. McHaney
John Jackson
Giddings
North Zulch
Carr Gibbs
Beaumont
W. F. Gibbs
Cc. A. Harris
Jefferson
Albert Payne
Edge
Alice Shannon
J. M. Courte
Bryan Junction
Mildred Nash
Brazos Mutual Insurance Company
Donie
Texas
Ira Bond
Rock Prairie
Lee J. Rountree
the Eagle
Charlie Cabe
Caldwell
Ora L. Young
Chester Higgs
Ethel Ferguson
Shirley Johnson
Mildred McKenzie
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Raymond Buchanan
Baylor University
Kurten
Henry Hoyock
Central Texas Auto Company
Ford
Bess Brown
Conroe
Miss Brown
Hugh Jones
R W. Persons
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
Helen
Katherine Thomas
James Jr
Ruby Dean Barton
Waxahachie
Walter Armstrong
Tabor
Minnie Wyatt
Baptist Teams Sweep BFYPS Round With Two Victories
College Avenue Baptist boys overwhelmed the Methodists 36 to 17 at Sue Haswell Memorial Park, led by Cobb 9, Andrews 8, Lawless 7, McNeely 6, and Taylor 6. Free Will Baptist girls shut out Presbyterians 27 to 7, with Winnie Clary scoring 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist
Free Will Baptist
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Methodists
Presbyterians
Andrews
Lawless
McNeely
Taylor
Zorns
Posey
Johnson
Free Will Baptists
Jenkins
W. Clary
Cook
Sousares
D. Clary
Machinan
Former Student Reginald Lindsey Visits Texas A and M Short Course
Reginald F. Lindsey, Texas A and M 1930 graduate now with United Fruit in Honduras, attended the annual short course in fruits pecans and vegetables sponsored by the horticulture department. He returned to Honduras for a two month vacation after a productive visit that included watching the Spring football game at Kyle Field. урок
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Reginald F. Lindsay
Department of Horticulture of
Texas A. & M. College
Lindsey
United Fruit Company
Honduras
Agricultural Research Department
Coitez Development Company
Mr. Lindsey
Galveston
Kyle Field
Pearsall
Texas Aggie
Houston
Health Worker from Brazos Visits Old Friends in Brazos County
Dr Bolivar J Lloyd medical director of the U S Public Health Service and assistant director of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau visited relatives in Brazos county over the weekend. A native of Reliance he has fought yellow fever bubonic plague cholera and smallpox in Mobile Seattle San Francisco Peru Ecuador and Washington D C. He attended the Fourth Congress of the Pan American Medical Association in Dallas and then toured San Antonio Houston Liberty Beaumont and Galveston before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar J. Lloyd
Reliance
Brazos County
United States Public Health Service
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
W. D. Lloyd
College Station
Lloyd
David
Mary Benson Lloyd
Bryan
Burnett County
Texas
University of Texas
Public
Polyclinic
New York City
Public Health Service
Mobile
Ala
Washington, D. C
Alaska
San Francisco
Cal
Seattle
Wash
Peru
Ecuador
Washington
Beaumont
Galveston
Pan-American Sanitary Bureau
Simon Bolivar
George Washington
South America
North
Bolivar
United States
James G. Blaine
Central
Mexico City
Pan- American Sanitary Conference and Sanitary Bureau
Pan- American Sanitary Bureau
Pan-American Medical Association
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Liberty
New Marine Hospital
Medical School
Wild Neckties of Inspector MeIver Impress Crowd
Madisonville crop loan inspector Claude MeIver visits and showcases a flamboyant green shirt red tie style described as bold and rebellious. The ode pleads for a tie with cosmic, dramatic impact and a price to match his daring persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude MeIver
Madisonville
U. S
MeIver
Highway Course At A M Set For April 13 15
The ninth annual short course in highway engineering at Texas A and M College will run April 13 through 15. J T L McNew says engineers contractors and officials can attend to hear experts discuss street and road problems. Banquet is Friday night with program chairmen J J Richey J T L McNew Gibb Gilchrist E P Arneston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Richey
Department of Civil Engineering
J. T. L. McNew
Gibb Gilchrist
Austin
E. P. Arneston
San Antonio
Texas Section
American Society of Civil Engineers
State Highway Department
Funeral Obsequies Mark Tribute by Local Community
The service included songs by Mrs. J. T. Swanson and Miss Birdie Meecham with a "Savior Pilot Me" number. Pallbearers from Anderson and Knights Templar honor guard led the procession with Bryan attendees listed among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Swanson
Birdie Meecham
Huntsville
Robert Foster
Navasota
Maggie Rhew
M. FE. Parker
Thos P. Buffington
Anderson
J. B. Jeter
Jno. H. Kennard
Houston
Alex Brown
Eugene Brown
W. 5. Brown, Jr
Dudley Smith
J. F. Thomas
G. B. Kennard
Knights Templar
H. N. Sandall
O. L. Steele
Dewey Hoke
W. E. Farquhar
H. E. Fuqua
Earl Mercer
J. W. Smith
Joe Bednar
P. C. McIntyre
G. H. Elliott
H. L
The People Lose If Gibbons’ Amendment Passes
The column argues that Mr Gibbons seeks to keep a large payment out of circulation. It claims the plan would divert five times the funds away from public revenue into brewer revenue. It states repealing the amendment would not curb bootleggers and would protect him by reducing enforcement pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gibbons
Gibbons
Repeal Speech Denounces Beer Legalization Arguments
The speaker argues that repealing prohibition to allow beer sales would destroy three hundred thousand jobs in other bottling and cold drink sectors. He criticizes wet advocates for ignoring nine years of prosperity under national prohibition and urges enforcement over repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gibbons
Texas University Girls Glee Club to Appear at A&M
The Texas University Glee Club will perform at Colerslpe Assembly Hall on May date at 7 p m under D H Handley Tongu business manager. Kay Beach directs the A&M Glee Club sharing 120 visiting singers with 40 planned for Aggieland. The program includes three classical numbers and a 30 minute vaudeville feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas University
Colersl
Assembly Hall
D. H. Handley
Tongu
A. An M. Glee Club
Glee Club
Kay Beach
Aggieland
Ns Gram
Training School In Work Of BTS Opens At College
The Baptist Training Service holds a week long session at College Station Baptist church from Monday to Friday. Daily classes run 5 to 5 45 and 6 45 to 7 30 with lunch between. Courses cover Modern BYPU Methods, Training in Church Membership, Meaning of Church Membership, Studying for Service and a primaries story hour led by Miss Myrtle Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Service
College Station Baptist Church
J. J. Willingham
L. M. Haupt
C. F. Luper
N. C. Holland
Myrtle Robertson
Bryan Residents Plan to Attend Scardine Dinner
A testimonial dinner in Houston at the Rice Hotel on April 5 honors Knight Commander Dr. Peter H. Scardine for his appointment to the Royal Italian Vice-Consulate of Houston. Dr. Vitale G. Gallina, former Houston vice-consul and now New Orleans consul, will be present. reservations via Vincent Chiodo at Vincent's Clothiers in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Scardine
Houston
Rice Hotel
Vitale G. Gallina
New Orleans
Vincent Chiodo
Vincent’s Clothiers
Dinner plans draw key attendees from Ty community
Ty people are planning a dinner that will gather residents and guests. Organizers expect local leaders to attend and share updates, with a focus on community projects and upcoming events.
Home Missions Program Presented by College Avenue Baptist Group
A Young Woman's Association meeting at College Avenue Baptist church featured a Home Missions program led by Miss Lila Fae Vance at sponsor Mrs. J. W. Wiley's home. After the program, Mrs. D. D. Jolly spoke on Stewardship. Refreshments followed with a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Fae Vance
Young Woman's Association
College Avenue Baptist Church
J. W. Wiley
D. D. Jolly
Strawberry Crop Brings Cash to Carrizo Section
Carrizo Springs reports 3610 crates of strawberries shipped by March 28, yielding 7728.25 dollars for growers. Early shipments averaged 3 55 per crate, price fell to 1 75 as the season cooled. February freeze damaged blooms and fruit, with Klondike variety showing superior cold resistance. Missionary variety favored in normal weather per Missouri-Pacific agricultural rep WW Lat Flannery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrizo Springs
Flannery
Missouri-Pacific Agricultural
Senate panel approves 1.14 million for Texas A and M
A senate finance sub committee recommended 1 140 473 in aid for Texas A and M College for the next biennium. Of the total 631 658 is for the college itself with the remainder allotted to the Experiment Station Extension Service Rodent Control and Forestry Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate Finance Committee
Texas A. & M. College
Experiment Station
Forestry Service
Whitley Family Visits Son in Houston Hospital
Mrs H L Whitley and her mother Mrs L B Mussett of Austin will travel to Houston Wednesday to visit H L Whitley Jr who has been in the Methodist hospital there for several months and is said to be greatly improved now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitley
L. B. Mussett
Austin
Houston
H. L. Whitley, Jr
Methodist
Bayer Aspirin Promoted for Speed and Safety in Pain Relief
Advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as the fastest pain relief, stressing safety and instant dissolution of the Bn stamped tablet compared to rival remedies.
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