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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

Page

6

Chamber backs 1931 Texas Firemen Convention in Bryan

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce approves efforts to bring the 1931 Texas State Firemen’s Association convention to Bryan with support from the Bryan fire department and city officials. EB Jenkins is expected to be elected president, with plans to host next year as well. A separate matter notes U S Army cadet corps inspection at Allen Academy and a luncheon for visiting officers at the LaSalle hotel.

Texas State Firemen’s Association For Bryan Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce J. S. Caldwell LaSalle Hotel H. H. Williamson Sam Heath Calvert Chamber of Commerce XN. B. Alien Wilson Bradley W. J. Coulter W. K. Gibbs Tyler Haswell Higgs J. Webb Howell A. 5. McSwain W. C. Mitchell John M Lawrence Jr M. J. Parker Lee J. Rountree H. H. William Maeon

46 New Members For C. A. Baptist During Revival

A two weeks revival at College Avenue Baptist led by Dr. Geo W McCall of Dallas and H C Seefeldt closed Sunday with 46 additions to the church. Three Sunday services drew strong crowds and Sunday School attendance hit 455, a new high over the previous 420.

College Avenue Baptist Church Geo. W. McCall Dallas H. C. Seefeldt

Extension Service Editor in Pennsylvania Hospital

W. H. Darrow editor of publications for the Extension Service at Texas A&M College has been in a Erie hospital for weeks and is expected to return home next week. He is much improved and will resume duties soon.

W. H. Darrow Extension Service Texas A. & M. College Erie Pennsylvania Darrow A. & M. College

Dansby and Barron Purchase Coulter Building for 16500

Executors for Amond Williams Estate, Horace P. Dansby and W Barron, bought the Coulter building now housing Community Natural Gas Co. for 16500 dollars. The sale is recorded in today’s Eagle Wanted Column as a market result.

Horace P. Dansby W. Barron Amond Williams Community Natural Gas Co

Durham Named Sup t for Bryan City Schools Fourth Year

Supt. Durham, leader during a period of steady enrollment growth, was re elected for a fourth year by the Bryan board of trustees. Enrollment rose from 1246 to 1967 with this year expected over 2200 pupils. 62 teachers now serve, new wings added to Travis and Bowie buildings and two buildings added to the negro school. Maintenance funding comes from state funds, higher property values and public utilities.

HW. Il Durham Bryan City Schools Travis Bowie Burham

Annual Meeting of Bryan Negro Chamber Held Friday

A large attendance from Bryan Calvert and Navascata gathered at Lee Chapel Methodist Church for the Negro Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. President W S Higes urged life preparation home ownership and thrift while pledging Bryan Chamber support.

Bryan, Calvert and Navascta Negro Chamber of Commerce Lee Chapel Methodist Church W. S. Higes Bryan Chamber of Commerce C. J. Benson W. A. Hammond H. K. Hernsberry George Ivy Bryan Negro Schools R. C. Neal A. F E. Thompson H. S. Hornsberry Ethyl Butler

Intend to Marry Notices Filed in Brazos County

Three Brazos county couples filed notice of intention to marry and applications for marriage licenses with County Clerk Jess B. McGee Friday. They were Willie Washington and Taudré Toya, Jimmie Costello and Susie Williamson, and Albert Gibson and Charlear Morman.

Brazos County Jess B. McGee Wil- Mie Washington Taudré Toya Jimmie Costello Susie Williamson Albert Gibson Charlear Morman

Brenham student O A Stelter killed in highway crash

O A Stelter 21 son of Mr and Mrs O F Stelter of Brenham was killed when his car left Highway 6 near the A and M baseball park and overturned several times. Two Texas A and M cadets in the car with him escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle struck the bridge edge and plunged into a ditch. The death was attributed to a skull fracture. The body was sent to Navasota after a Bryan hospital examination. Funeral plans were not yet made.

O. A. Stelter O. F. Stelter Brenham Stelter College Park Bryan McCulloch-Dans Navasota Stelter I

Houston Man Chosen Head Ex Students

Burt E. Hull of Houston, class of 1904, elected president of the Association of Former Students of A and M College of Texas at the three day reunion in College Station. Hal Moseley of Dallas named vice president and J P Garrity of Corsicana as ex-student representative. E E McQuillen of College Station re elected secretary treasurer. About 200 attendees.

Eagle College Station Burt E. Hull Houston Association of A. and M. College of Texas Hull Capt. W. W. Sterling Falfurrias Hal Moseley Dallas J. P. Garrity Corsicana A. and M. Athletic Council E. E. McQuillen A. and M. Cadet Corps Byrd E. White Lancaster T. O. Walton F. E. Giesecke Texas Engineering Experiment Station A. and Association

Conroe Minister Fills First Baptist Pulpit

Rev J J T Thorp, pastor of First Baptist Conroe, filled the pulpit at both services as Rev R E Day preached a revival in Houston. The morning sermon on The Eleventh Commandment from John 15 urged believers to love one another as Christ loves.

J. J. T. Thorp First Baptist Church of Conroe First Baptist Church R. E. Day Houston Tharp

Charley Batt In Critical Illness Improves Today

Mray Charley Batt, known figure in the local ciry, was critically ill for days but shows marked improvement today according to family reports.

Mray Charley Batt Thir Ciry

Leonard School to Close Thursday Night

The Leonard school will close Thursday night at 8 o clock with the play One Minute of Twelve directed by Mrs A J Hearne and assisted by Miss Virgie Hopkins. John Boriskie from Smetana school will speak, and the cast includes Mr Butler played by Boriskie and several others in the Butler household. The public is invited to attend.

Leonard School John Boriskie Billy Butler Joe Bokowski Marvel Butler Mary Oliver Berger Leeta Murray Miss Butler Annie Mae Boriskie la Don Klisk Billy Helen Bienski Ermintrude Fair Mary Krezinski Minette de Lacey Nettie Krezniski Mary Ann Black Helen Bokowski Polkadot Taylor Bokowski Linda Lou Stella Krezniski

Local PTA Drives April Theater Fund for Library Books

Beginning April 7 and through April, Travis and Bowie Parent-Teacher Associations will earn commissions on theater tickets sold for Palace Queen and Dixie Theaters. Funds fund grade school libraries to meet state standards, with Mansfield Morris Schulman coordinating film selections and commissions paid on regular ticket sales only.

Travis Bowie Palace, Queen and Dixie State Board of Education Bryan Austin H. L. Durham Morris Schulman Wherby

Woman's Club Elects New Members and Endorses Candidate

The Bryan Woman's Club held its last 1930 session to elect three new members Mrs C C Todd Mrs M W Sims Jr and Mrs P T Montford to the coming year. The club unanimously endorsed Mrs Lee J Rountree for state representative and every member pledged support in the campaign.

Bryan Woman's Club C.C. Todd M. W. Sims Jr P. T. Montford Lee J. Rountree

Quartet Jailed In Hunt For Harris County Jail Escapees

City and county police stopped four men who had been fleeing from the Harris county jail after they hopped a freight train. After checks, Sheriff Binford and Chief W S Martin confirmed the four were not wanted in Houston and were released. Officers Cheatham and Tillis made the arrests.

Harris County Binford W. S. Martin Houston Cheatham Tillis

Bryan visitors greet Hearne family from Valley Junction

Mr. and Mrs. Marios Hearne and their children from Valley Junction were among Bryan visitors spending the day in town.

Marios” Hearne Valley Junction Bryan

Boy 18 Shot In Own Yard Near Wheelock Road

Mystery surrounds a Sunday evening shooting that struck Joe Patronella six years old in the back while he played in his front yard on the Wheelock road. He was taken to a Bryan hospital and is hoped to recover. father did not see the shooter and believes it may have been accidental. Deputies investigated the scene with local officials.

Joe Patronella Frank Patronella Wheelock Road Bryan Patronella Netna

Summer Weather Records and Baylor Honor News

Report shows seven days of temperatures with a high of 84 degrees on Saturday and Sunday and a low of 53 on Thursday night. No rainfall noted and daily highs and lows are listed. Also Baylor University student Coulter Hoppess of Waco notified by Dean Allen that his winter quarter grades earned him a place on the honor scholarship roll.

Uae Coulter Hoppess Baylor University Waco J. W. Coulter W. 8S. Allen

Benchley Store Robbed Sunday Night in Benchley

The Benchley store of Gus Bade was entered and robbed Sunday night by unknown thieves. Three auto tires and $20 in cash plus cigarettes were taken. Deputy Lon Baker found a discarded money sack and one tire. two old tires were also found, suggesting the thieves fled in fear while changing tires.

Gus Bade Benchley Bade Lon Baker

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