Stasny and Kopecky Wed At Saint Josephs Church
William A Stasny of Bryan and Miss Victoria Kopecky daughter of Mr Joe Kopecky of Rye wed at Saint Josephs Church at four in a large formal ceremony. The couple then hosted a reception and danced at the bride’s country home before heading to West 28th Street to set up their new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Joseph’s Church
Victoria Kopecky
Joe Kopecky
Rye
Benchley
William A. Stasny
Bryan
Stasny
M. F. Vitopil & Company
Mrs. Stasny
West 28Th Street
Key to Success Highlighted by Bryan Speaker at Fourth District Club Women
Bryan editor Mrs. Lee J. Rountree spoke on Woman's Opportunity before the Fourth District Club Women in Temple. The motion pictures committee urged a State board of film censorship and cleaner picture houses. Dr. A. J. Armstrong of Baylor spoke in the afternoon as delegates heard club reports. The day closed with a Baylor College recital ahead of a Country Club banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Temple
Fourth District Club
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
State Board of Censors
Maggie W. Barry
Rountree
State Board of Moving Picture Censors
J. C. Lattimore
Waco
Nora B. Fermier
College Station
General Federation
Texas Poetry Society
Fermier
Maggie M. Barry
A. J. Armstrong
Baylor University
Baylor College
Belton
Kurten School Closes With Splendid Final Program
Special to the Eagle Kurten April 10. Trustees announced the school would close the following Tuesday ending a seven month term. A hurried closing program was presented Tuesday evening as pupils performed with diligence despite a wind storm that disrupted some cast members. The program featured a nine year old boys chorus and a drill titled Gay Little Waves among other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
End of Term Program Highlights Student Performances
The article lists seventh grade, sixth grade, fifth grade and other class performances led by Mrs Hurff and Mrs Kelley with pupils like Pansy Odom Edelgiese Schultz Walter Stroppe Jim Sabo and Robert Manthei. Attendance awards go to Florine and Raymond Lang. Principal J F Hurff and staff directed the term ending Tuesday amid a smoothly run, disciplined term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Odom
Edelgiese Schultz
Walter Stroppe
Jim Sabo
Robert Manthei
Florine
Raymond Lang
Ida Hahn
Mamie Lee Hearne
Florine Lang
Joe Roth
Emil Gerke
Rudolph Rahnert
Douglas Gossett
Victoria Fridel
Mr. Brown
Alabama Coons
Miss Fridel
Leon Stevener
Mrs. Rastus
Herman Henderson
Pip
Pep
Cliff Lopez
Wallace Stevener
J. F. Hurff
Hurff
Will Kelley
Steep Hollow Club hosts April meeting with four Hs prize
Steep Hollow agricultural club held a special meeting at the school house on March 31 with County Agent C. L. Benson in attendance. Talks covered the four Hs in club work and a prize for the best talk or reasons at the next gathering. Assistant Handy and Mrs. Moon spoke, and a program for April 16 was planned with songs and embLEM discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
C. L. Benson
Josephine Tobias
Lammie Powers
Raymond Moon
Benson
Rev. Handy
Gladys Bullock
Mattie Lou Burt
Waco Trip Reports Severe Injuries From Auto Crash
Mrs Jno A Held suffers multiple injuries including two forearm fractures and facial lacerations after an automobile wreck. Dr Jno A Held and Mrs Held were injured in the collision. Mrs Tidwell, leading to wounding of her back hip and jawbone fracture, travels with Mr H C Tidwell of College to report her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Tidwell
College
Waco
Mr. Tidwell
J. M. Tidwell
Jno. A. Held
Parazos County Wins Distinction in Home Grown Garden Products
Mrs. Frank Dobrovonny of near College Station visited the Eagle office with samples of crisp lettuce beets and cabbage from her garden. She reports ready sales with Bryan and College merchants and notes a prize beet measuring 18 inches in circumference. She plans to keep large beets for seeds next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dobrovonny
College Station
Eagle Office
Fine program presented at Wellborn
The Wellborn community enjoyed a rare musical afternoon when Mrs D MclIntosh led an A and M Consolidated School orchestra. Students from Wellborn and Shirock performed classical and popular numbers amid floral stage décor as County Agent Benson praised the event and local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
D. ©. MclIntosh
A. and M. Consolidated School
Dorothy Ettle
McIntosh
Shirock
Benson
Bryan
A. and
M. College
College
C. L. Benson
C. H. Winkler
Martin
Edna Hooper
Rock Prairie
D. C. McIntosh
Dick Conner
Chas. McIntosh
Paul Siecke
Tom Bagley
L. M. Gandy
L. V. Hall
Miss Hattie Farm
Max Winkler
Goryzcki
Katherine Mitchell
Vera Payne
A. and M. Consolidated High School
Ella Bandelin
Missionary Baptists of Brazos county meet at Harvey
The first union workers meeting of the Missionary Baptists of Brazos county was held at Harvey on Tuesday April 6 at Bethel Baptist church. A good crowd attended with a fine program and a bountiful dinner after the morning service. An April shower threatened but spared the gathering. Next meeting will be at Kurten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Union Workers
Missionary Baptists of
Brazos County
Bethel Baptist Church
Kurten
Tom Holland
Little Ones
Mary Floyd
Pearl Jones
Hilton Graham
Noah Cole
Gammon
Dallas
Ruth Neal
Spokane
Washington
Pate
John Pate
Aubrey Pate
Dan Hall Weds Miss Beard in Hearne Wedding
At the bride's parents home in Hearne on April 10 at 8:30 p.m. Pauline Beard married Dan Sherrill Hall of Bryan. Rev. Jesse C. Thomson officiated with Jo Anne Davis as ring bearer. The couple, both Brazos County natives, will reside in Bryan. Attending Bryan guests included Mr. and Mrs. Milton Davis and daughter Jo Anne, Misses Katie and Adellee Hall, and Miss Vivian Royder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tray Beard
Heerne
Pauline Beard
Dan Sherrill Hall
T. P. Hall
Jesse C. Thomson
Methodist Church
College Station
Jo Anne Davis
Milton Davis
Bryan
Edge
Brazos County
A. and M. College
Hall
Hearne
Jo Anne
Katie
Adellee Hall
Vivian Royder
East Side School Concert Raises Funds with Art Pieces
At East Side Graded School the grade teachers presented a 3 PM program in the high school auditorium to raise funds for framing artworks recently purchased. An admission of 22 dollars was collected as pupils from first through seventh grades performed dances songs and a one act play all praised as beautiful and artistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore
Mrs Eberstadt Suffers Dislocated Hip in Jefferson
Secretary Sam FE Eberstadt stays by his mother Mrs Anna Eberstadt in Jefferson as doctors report a dislocated hip after a bed fall during fever illness. Her advanced age over eighty makes prognosis critical. Family from Atlantic City has been summoned. Eva and Sam Eberstadt remain at her bedside. Bryan friends send prayers and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam FE. Eberstadt
Anna Eberstadt
Jefferson
Eberstadt
Marshall
A. Eberstadt
Atlantic City
Eva
Sam E. Eberstadt
Bryan
Let The Eagle Print Your Next Order Right
A local printer urges readers to choose Let The Eagle for their upcoming printing needs. The notice emphasizes accuracy and reliability in handling orders from small businesses and individuals seeking quality results.
Bryan Schools Commended for Splendid Work
Dean Charles E. Finley praises Bryan High School student A. D. Martin Jr for ranking sixth in a freshman class of 8090, noting it reflects well on the Bryan City Schools and their effective program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Schools
A. D. Martin, Jr
Bryan High School
Charles E. Finley
School of Arts and Sciences
Supt
Madison Hall
Bryan City
Miss Mary Helen Racey Leads Domestic Science Class Trip
Miss Mary Helen Racey a Bryan High School Domestic Science and Arts teacher and her class plan to attend a state meeting in Beaumont late April. They will enter the Domestic Arts prizes and display a creditable exhibit. With no funds they are fundraising and a Friday candy sale netted 30 dollars toward the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Racey
Bryan High School
Beaumont
Racey
King’s Highway visitor trades with Bryan merchants
Joe Novosad of King’s Highway visited Bryan today and spoke with The Eagle office. He confirmed practicing better cotton on fewer acres and more feed on more acres, noting 18 acres of corn and small plots of sorghum oats and kaffir corn. He focuses on good staple cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Novosad
King’s Highway
Bryan
Novosad
Eagle Office
SAVE BABY CHICKS WITH MARTIN'S DIARRHOEA TABLETS
Advertises Martin's White Diarrhoea Tablets to prevent and cure chick diseases in drinking water. Claims money back and directs readers to COLLINS & WICKES. Includes call to bring clean cotton rags to The Eagle office for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Collins & Wickes
Eagle Office
Local List of 26th District and County Officials
A roster lists candidates for state and county offices including Representative W. S. Barron and county roles such as Treasurer Mrs. Mattie C. Hall Judge H. O. Ferguson Tax Assessor Clyde F. Goen Julius M. Barron Tax Collector J. M. Ferguson County Superintendent D. J. McDonald J. W. McCrary Jr for Clerk A. B S McSwain Sheriff Jess Conlee Jim Reed County Attorney W. E. Neely and County Commissioners for four precincts with names Risinger Boyett Sabo Holland Regmund Maloney Moore
Reverend Handy Leaves for Springfield Visit
Reverend J. W. Handy, pastor of the Free Baptist church at Union Hill, travels to Springfield, Missouri to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Handy. This will be his first trip home in two years and he plans to preach on April 18 in his boyhood church before being away about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Handy
The
Free Baptist Church
Union Hill
Springfield
Yiel
Mary Handy
Luncheon Honors Texas Conference Women at Long Cafe
A Bryant Bryan Texas luncheon at the Long Cafe honored officers of the Texas Conference Methodist Woman's Missionary Society. Attendees included district secretaries from Beaumont Rockdale Galveston Huntsville and more. The event featured a social gathering with a full menu and several visiting officials from Houston Nashville and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
Bryan
J. W. Mills
Houston
D. C. Bland
Orange
J. N. Steele
J. \. Thornton
Caldwell
R. L. Batte
Cameron
M. L. Womack
Beaumont
BE. M. Bramlette
Longview
F. M. Burkhead
Williford
City Mission Board
Hume R. Steele
Nashville
Tennessee
Florence Whitesides
Co-Operative Home
J. L. Brock
Brazos County Federation of Church Societies
Page Tane
Marshall
T. A. Brown
Methodist
The
State University
Daisy Davies
Galveston
Jelle H. Bennett Memorial College
Virginia Hicks
Terry
Maggie Rogers
China
C. F. Schadel
Africa
W. L. Young
Byron Maxwell
Grapeland
J. Webb Howell
M. Francis
R. S. Mawhinney
H. O. Ferguson
Walter Holmes
R. W. Persons
R. S. Webb
Geo. Sublette
Geo. P. Grout
D. H. Reid
A. M. Waldrop
C. A. Searcy
W. H. Cole
Maggie Barry
District Meet of State League Set for April 23 24
District meeting dates are Friday and Saturday April 23 and 24 at Brenham. Brazos county winners from the recent Brazos County Meet at A and M College are eligible to compete and should prepare to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
J. W. McCrary, Jr
Brazos County
A. and M. College
Hen Egg of Most Diminutive Size Found in Poultry Crate
A miniature egg smaller than the last joint of a finger was brought to Thegle office by H. N. Cochran from the Allen Smith firm. It was found in a poultry crate at that business house, contrasting with the larger hemp eggs reported from Brazos county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
H. N. Cochran
Allen Smith
Smith Drug Co
Eagle Want Ad Sparks Quick Results
Short notice from Eagle classifieds promises speedy replies for job, sale, or service needs. Readers are urged to place concise ads with contact details for fastest response.
Survey Planned for Reconditioning Bryan College Road
District Highway Engineer A M McCormick will survey the paved stretch from Bryant College to estimate costs for widening and resurfacing. He arrived in Bryan by car and will report to Chief Engineer A C Love. Work may start soon to improve safety and surface smoothness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCormick
College Road
Bryant College
A. M Cormick
Caldwell
McCormick
Bryan
Ve Cameron
Hearne
A. C. Love
State Highway Department
Bryan College
Phocian Park Elected Deputy Grand Commander of Knights Templar
Corpus Christi April 9 Frank H Sparrow of Fort Worth prominent Mason was elected grand commander of Knights Templar at the seventy third annual conclave. He succeeds William G Bell of Austin. Other officers named include Phocian S Park deputy commander Geo Stapleton grand generalissimo P L Sanders grand captain general and several more. Fort Worth chosen for next annual conclave and officers faced elective rules. The body voted 50 to aid widow Mrs Stoddard and declined Jacksonville commandery due to proximity to Tyler and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Frank H. Sparrow
Fort Worth
Texas
Knights Templar
William G. Bell
Austin
Phocian S. Park
Bryan
Geo. Stapleton
Amarillo
P. L. Sanders
Nacogdoches
Nathan K. Track
San Antonio
John Temple Rice
el Paso
T. M. Bartley
Waco
Omar E. Radford
Abilene
Will J. Rhea
McKinney
Otto Stehlik
Wichita Falls
J. C. Kidd
Houston
A. E. Clarkson
James F. Hardy
Mr. Hardy
J. D. Sherrin
New Mexico
Stehlik
Kidd
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
Sparrow
H. B. Stoddard
United States
Fire Department Plans May Carnival Fundraiser
The Bryan Fire Department held a full attendance meeting last night with songs led by N. E. Warren and a warm fellowship. A retirement resignation from W. A. Seibert was announced as he leaves the city. A committee was formed to gauge local support for a May carnival to fund delegates to the Harlingen convention. they briefed the Chamber of Commerce and will present to other local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A. K. Brown
I. E. Warren
W. B. Saunders
J. A. O’connor
Harlingen
Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Waldrop
J. Bryan Miller
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Bryan Lions Club
Bryan Rotary Club
Bryan Department
Judge and Mrs Astin to depart for Shore Acres plantation
Judge J R Astin and his wife plan to leave tomorrow for Shore Acres, their plantation home near Mumford in Robertson county, after a lengthy stay at the Rice Hotel in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Judge
J. R. Astin
Shore Acres
Mumford
Robertson County
Rice Hotel
Houston Chronicle
Purification Promised for Health via Calotabs Course
Physicians endorse purification as key to health and urge a thorough Calotabs course to cleanse the system. A family package with directions, priced at 735 ets, is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
For Sale Seed List from Texas Seed Company Amarillo
Sudan and Big German Millet four dollars per hundred pounds Hegari and Darso three dollars Red Top Amber and Seeded Ribbon Cane three dollars and twenty five cents Dwarf Yellow Maize White and Red Kafir two dollars fifty cents per hundred pounds Re cleaned pure tested seeds Freight paid to Texas towns Box 197 Amarillo Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Texas
Texas Seed Company
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Stasny
Miss Kopecky
Kurten School
Parazos County
Evanda Hensarling
Lee Andrews
Off Williams
Dan Hall
Miss Beard
East Side
Sam Eberstadt
W. S. Barron
Mattie C. Hall
Roy Montgomery Tom E. Taylor
Clyde F. Goen
Julius M. Barron
J. M. Ferguson
D. J. McDonald
S. McCswain
Jess Conlee
Jim H. Reed
W. E. Neeley
M. Risinger
Guy F. Boyett
John Sabo
Emmett Holland
F. F. Regmund
J. T. Maloney
J. M. Moore
Rev
Handy
State League
Phocion Park
Corpus
Fagie Printing
Liquid and Smith Drug CO
Cardus
White
Conan
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