Bra zo s County Club Notes Spotlight Farming Contests
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club notes highlight John D. Rogers entering the crop and drainage contests, praise his Allen farm’s drainage system and cotton breeding effort, and mention other local figures and events. Poultry expert D H Reid will speak at Kurten with baby chick care demonstrations. A Steep Hollow light plant dedication is invited with a joint Harvey club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Brazos County
John D. Rogers
Allen
Mr. Rogers
Texas
Rogers
Owensboro Ditcher and Grader Company
United States
A. J. Murray
Steep Hollow
Harvey Boys and Girls Club
Millican Community News Highlights Concert and Church Program
Carroll Jameson Miss Winnie Burrows Miss Sylvia Meredith and Miss Erin Simpson attended a Band concert at College Station Sunday. Organist Kirkland Edward led a church program featuring children readings and a piano duet by Hazel Bacon and Kirkland Edward. Herbert Mills visited from North Zulch. Rev J W McCrary Jr and family went to Alexander for church. Georgia Earl Dunlap of Dinkins visited Kathleen Meredith.
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Eagle
Millican
Local Social Notes From Steep Hollow April Gathering
Steep Hollow notices report Miss Maytie Bullock of College visiting home folks. Mr Enoch Hopkins of Madison county and Miss Mildred Foster visited relatives. John Hicks of Bryan attended B Y P U. Our club meeting is set for next Friday night with invitations mailed. Russell Ethredge Oleta Graham of Harvey and Mary Outlaw of Bryan visited the Handy home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Maytie Bullock
College
Enoch Hopkins
Madison County
Mildred Foster
B. L. Foster
John Hicks
Bryan
Russell Ethredge
Oleta Graham
Harvey
Mary Outlaw
J. W. Handy
Rainy spell continues in Boone Prairie area
Boone Prairie April 13 reports persistent weekly rain easing drought concerns. Names highlight local visits and gatherings with Alton Reins Bremond and McDaniel’s Beeville trip. A missionary talk by Reverend Alton Clifton drew crowds at East Boone Baptist, and a Hearne singing convention attracted Prairie residents.
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The
Eagle
Boone Prairie
Alton Reins
Bremond
T. M. McDaniel
Beeville
E. D. Cockrum
Houston
Edna
Ollie Mae Bray
Eunice Baker
Pearl Wood
Will Maxwell
Odde
Maxwell
Jim Wood
Alton Clifton
East Boone Baptist Church
Prairie
Hearne
Sidney
Mildred
Lucille Pack
Cobb Prairie
Danl
Ouida Bruce
Earl Bruce
Odds
Vernon Bruce
Vernon
Let The Eagle Print Your Next Order Right
Local printing shop prompts customers to place accurate orders with careful proofs and quality checks before production. The message highlights reliance on correct specs and timely delivery to ensure satisfied customers.
Reliance Church Notes Honor Riley Birthday and Weddings
Regular church day at Reliance with Rev. A C Bracewell preaching two sermons. Dinner on the ground honored twin brothers W J and J J Riley on their 52nd birthday. Ophelia Riley married Clifton Lawless and Alice Carroll wed Everette Saxon at the bride’s home. Community members and visitors from Goose Creek and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
A. C. Bracewell
W. J
J. J. Riley
J. J. Pipkin
Bell Smith
Robert Smith
Monroe Riley
Sam Prince
Conrad Merka
Goose Creek
Sidney Hardin
Arkansas
Dan Cupid
Ophelia Riley
Clifton Lawless
Alice Carroll
Everette Saxon
Ophelia
Alice
John Hebert
Ennis
Bryan
Jim Mathis
Cox
Jake Holland
Near Lola
J. W. Handy
Lola Foster
Steep Hollow
Walter Lloyd
Lee Burley
L. Smith
College Station
Riley Brothers
Julius Barron
Bryan Shopper Couples Arrive as Lang Bridegroom
E Lloyd and Mrs R B F Lloyd shopped in Bryan on Friday. Clifton Lawless of Goose Creek visited his brother James Lang and wed that day. Miss Icy Goen stayed with W H Buchanan in Bryan Tuesday night. Mrs S S Kelley returned from Goose Creek today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
E. Lloyd
RB. F. Lloyd
Bryan
Clifton Lawless
Goose Creek
James Lang
Icy Goen
W. H. Buchanan
S. S. Kelley
Local Visits and School Staffing Notes from College Station
Visitors include Mrs A M Henderson and daughter staying week, with Hendersons, Gilpin, Herman Henderson, and Joe Martin visiting Britten Henderson at Allen Academy on Saturday. Bryan trips by W B Kelley and Mrs M B Easters, and Anton Fridel with sisters Mary Annie Victoria. Mothers and Dads Day guests J F Hurff and wife at A M College. Board hires Mrs W B Kelley first assistant, Victoria Fridel intermediate, Alice Pearle Odem primary. principal position pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Henderson
Will Henderson
Jesse Gilpin, Jr
Herman Henderson
Joe Martin
Britten Henderson
Allen Academy
W. B. Kelley
M. B. Easters
Bryan
Anton Fridel
Mary
Annie
Victoria
J. F. Hurff
College Station
Lions Entertained By Chautauqua Talent Tuesday
Lions Club luncheon featured Chautauqua performers introduced by President M M Erskine. Clay worker J Smith Damron and Doris Gustafson spoke, with a quartet led by Herbert Richert and A L Reimer performing Moonlight on the Lake and A Little Close Harmony. Captain Geo W Griner announced Allen Academy cadet inspection by Ware Department officers on April 22 at 8:30 am, a notable honor for the military school. Plans for Lions to attend the State meeting in Houston May 10-11 and fundraising for representation were discussed with committees named. Participants included Geo W Griner, R V Armstrong, Willard Chambers, and many others, with Mrs Roy Danforth on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
M. M. Erskine
J. Smith Damron
Doris Gustafson
Bryan
Messrs
Herbert Richert
A. L. Reimer
Dod Berg
Joe Klein
the Lake
O’hara
Jerusalem
O'Hara
Geo. W. Griner
Allen Academy
Ware
Southwest
Allen
United States
Lion Miller
Fire Department
Harlingen
I. E. Warren
J. A. O’connor
Bryan Fire Department
Houston
R. V. Armstrong
Willard Chambers
Harry S. Edge
F. B. Patronella
J. W. Hendricks, Jr
W. P. Moore
R. L. Brown
J. E. Hensarling
M. F
J M Conway's Fall Truck Garden Highlighted
Miss Edith Conway, daughter of J M and Mrs. Conway of Reliance, brought a fine fall harvest to the Eagle office. The Reliance farm yields cabbage, beets, onions, lettuce, carrots, sweet corn, watermelons, squash, and cucumbers on two acres, with Bermuda planting along ten long rows. A Bryan business man has requested 20 buckets of cucumbers if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Office
Edith Conway
J. M. Conway
Reliance Community
Garden Bluff
Bermuda
Haglé
Bryan
Preaching at Prospect by Rev J P Brown
Free Baptist minister Rev J P Brown of Bryan will preach Sunday April 18 at 2 30 p m at the Prospect Sugar Hill school house to the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
J. P. Brown
Free Baptist Denomination of
Bryan
Sugar Hill
Steele's Store School Programs Shine With Variety
A busy Saturday program at Steele's Store school auditorium featured the primary department’s Courtship of Miles Standish drama directed by Miss Mary Church. Music came from County Agent C. L. Benson and other local performers as visitors arrive from Bryan, Houston and nearby towns. The event filled the auditorium, followed by a Kodaking party, Easter egg hunts on Sims Hill, and a Friday picnic for third and fourth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele’s
Miles Standish
Mary Church
C. L. Benson
H. D. Cuykendall
Amon Williams
Kan Kelley
Bryan
Houston
Tony Pizalato
Westbrook
Hearne
Vince Scandlin
Clara Wallin
Parker School
Jack Conway
Ruby Wallin
Lee Bolmanskie
Clair Wallin
John Bolmanskie
Mattie Wallin
Dave Bolmanskie
Ollie Wallin
Velma Andrews
Wilburn Wallin
Ruby Andrews
T. Pollock
Ruth Wallin
August Schmidt
Sims’ Hill
van Burklee
Carrie Degelia
C. M. Degelia
Misses Gertie
Mae Bolmanskie
Gertie
Mae
Milton Sims
Miss Mary Church
Miss Church
Misses Mary Church
Ruby
Messrs. Lee
Earnest Lovell
Marion Scott
Yorktown
Cavidt Parker
Parker
Julius Corona
Angona
Luke Collette
Steele’s Store
Lucille Rotella
Rena
Tommie
Dallas
Degelia
Lena Catena
Lukie
Barney Catena
Ross Banana
Mumford
Smetana
Steele’s Store School
Smetana High School lunch honors Miss Atkins
Smetana April 7 luncheon for the faculty and trustees featured eight home economics students under Miss Elizabeth Atkins. The menu included fruit cocktail veal chops creamed potatoes and vegetables with pie a la mode. Guests praised Atkins while the student class members Mary and Alice Mer ka Lillie Kosarek Ella Rae Kopecky Lou Ella Smith Betty Holick Velma Cunningham Mattie Mae McKalip attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetana
Smetana High School
Elizabeth Atkins
California
Parker House
Smetana School
Miss Atkins
F. M. Vance
J. A. Fuchs
John Buchanan
John Kosarek
J. J. Holick
Joe Cash
C. P. Vieckery
Cadet Williamson
Mary and
Alice Merka
Lillie Kosarek
Ella Rae Kopecky
Lou Ella Smith
Betty Holick
Velma Cunningham
Mattie Mae McKalip
Tabor High Stages Class Plays Amid Spring Socials
The eleventh grade graduating class performed Deacon Dubbs to acclaim. Cast included Freddie Conrad as Deacon Dobbs, Ervin Lawless as Major Moses McNutt, and Effie Wilson as Trixie Coleman. A social at the Broach home followed, with plans for Seventh grade play A Country Kid on April 16 and a school social on April 17 with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Kurt
Deacon Dubbs
Freddie Conrad
Deacon Dobbs
Ervin Lawless
Moses McNutt
George Broach
Amos Coleman
Effie Wilson
Trixie Coleman
Beasie Eaton
Philipine Popover
Sam Walker
Rawdon Crawley
Gladys Blanton
Emily Dale
Rose Raliegh
Philip Tremont
Dell Rudasill
Chester Kirby
Eula Beth Locke
Tabor High School
W. G. Colson
Women of First Baptist Circle Two Entertain Monday
Circle Number Two of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church will entertain all women of the congregation at the home of Mrs. J. A. Myres on Monday April 19 at 3 30 o'clock. The regular monthly missionary program will be given by the group with hostesses including Mrs. Albert Buchanan circle chairman and several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. A. Myres
Albert Buchanan
W. R. Thomas
J. W. Batts
C. A. Buchanan
Sunday Services at Steep Hollow Ordination Events
Program of Ordination Services at Steep Hollow on Sunday April 18 includes sermons by Rev. G. A. Foster and Rev. C. E. Bullock, a deacon examination, ordination prayer, charges to deacons and church, and public recognition of the deacons by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
G. A. Foster
C. E. Bullock
First Baptist Church
Hearne
J. J. Pipkin
Roy S. Holloman
Jno. Barnett
Civic Duty vs The Band Wagon Mindset
A People's Column urges residents to reject civic apathy that dodges committees and avoids service. It warns that avoiding work harms community projects and parallels a foot pad’s plunder, urging citizens to support collective efforts and civic enterprise.
Women’s Mission Council discusses Houston home for girls
Miss Florence Whitesides leads a session on a Houston co operative home for young working women. The home shelters uneducated entrants and promotes culture and spiritual work. Issues include compulsory education, marriage and divorce ease, and calls for minimum wage and stricter prohibition enforcement. Delegates from Beaumont, Galveston, Houston, and Jacksonville participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Co-Operative
Houston
Florence Whitesides
Sue Bennett
St. Paul’s Mission Church
Texas
Bryan Baptists Attend State Sunday School Convention in Waco
Bryan First Baptist and College Avenue Sunday Schools sent 131 delegates to the three day State Baptist Sunday School convention in Waco. The group, largest from any Bryan school, joined 3500 delegates at First Baptist Church with Dr George W Truett among the speakers. The Bryan delegation planned a banner attendance and a barbecue at Lott plus a chicken dinner in the church rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday Schools
Bryan
State Baptist Sunday School Convention
First Baptist Church
Waco
George W. Truett
Dallas
Bryan Sunday School
H. O. Boatwright
Boatwright
Texas
First Baptist Sunday School
College Avenue
Bryan First Church
College Ave
Baptist Church
R. B. Grant
Harold Sanders
Roy Holloman
W. 8. Barron
Wilman
Tiny Ross
Lillie Rush Walker
Ina Mae Todd
Margaret Grant
Davis Grant
Maudeile
Bessie Lou Wiley
Marshall Bullock
Locke McNeeley
Winona
Melvin McNeeley
H. F. Jones
Melvin Jones
Emory Smith
Erin Jolly
Jim Riley Jr
Roy Nunn
W. S. Howell
H. A. Burger
Lee Barron
M. Hunter
Mattie Sue
van Buren Waite
George Foster
Marie Graham
Marie E. Webb
Jane Elliott
E. B
Paul Stevens
Artie Barron
Allie Locke
Myrtle McCullough
Lucile Todd
Nora Ward
Albert Buchanan
H. Gibbons
Charles Griesser
J. G. Minkert
Frances Branch
Henry Locke
Frances Locke
Alfred Harris
Mozelle Vick
Roy Driver
Leila Law
Pauline Davis
Adelle Hall
Belle Locke
Artie Lou Smith
Burt Mc Morris
J T. Maloney
Jess Conlee
Lafelage
Rufus Bunting
Joe Jeff Danforth
C. W. Nichols
Louise Pipkin
Tom Suber
Margaret Cobb
Alice Ward
Lalla Dear Randolph
Elsie McElroy
Nelleen Robertson
Jane Reynolds
Miss Flagg
Opal Brogdon
Evelyn Cahill
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
William Minkert
Lula Lee Bunting
Lillie Satterwhite
Lillie Reginand
P. S. Park
Dr. C. A. Searey
Milton Maloney
Delegates total 97 as districts convene for conference
Marlin Marshall Nacogdoches Huntsville Texarkana Tyler tally to 97 delegates with 10 district secretaries present. Miss Rogers of Soochow China presents Chinese embroidery to conference officers. Secretaries report district work under Chair Mrs. J N Steele. Numerous committees named including Home Base Supplies and Publicity. Poem adopted: Just as I Am Thine Own To Be. Mrs Webb returns from Dallas after visit with son Frank L. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Marshall
Nacogdoches
Huntsville
Texarkana
Tyler
J. N. Steele
Houston
Young Peoples
R. L. Batte
Cameron
M. L. Womack
E. Thornton
Caldwell
Social Service
F. M. Burkhead
J. N. Goodwin
Bryan
KE. M. Bramlett
Longview
Bennett Memorial
C. B. Sheeks
Beaumont
Bitish Reed
J. B. Gibson
Trinity
J. C. Terry
Pittsburg
W. E. Ferguson
John Goodwin
Jesus Christ
Weekly Temperature and Rainfall Report from Texas College
The document lists daily maximum and minimum temperatures for the week, recorded by the Division of Entomology at A and M College of Texas. It notes rainfall totals of .11 inch on the 6th and .81 inch on the 9th, with a weekly average near 71 in high and 52 in low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Entomology
A. and
M. College of Texas
F. L. Thomas
W B A Officers' Club Meeting Postponed to April 21
The officers' club of the Women's Benefit Association postponed the April 14 meeting with Mrs. A. D. Graham until Wednesday April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
A. D. Graham
Ross Volunteers Drill Moves to Night Show With Searchlights
College Station April 13 The Ross Volunteer exhibition drill is moved from Friday afternoon to 7 30 this evening at Kyle Field. J F Broad captain of the Company announces illumination by searchlights. Spectators sit in the grandstands for a clear view. Public admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Ross
J. F. Broad
Kyle Field
Eagle Wanted Quick Trade for Fast Results
Classified note seeks an eagle for sale or trade. Advertises quick and sure results for interested buyers or traders. Includes no specific price or location in readable text.
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Razos County
C. J. Benson
Roy Robinson
Joe Locke
Bryan Hearne
Lizzie
Mr. Moore
I. A. Abbott
Grand Island
Nebraska
Reid
D. H. Reid
A. and M. College
Poultry Club
Edge
Chautauqua
Fine Truck Garden
Woman's Auxiliary OF
People’s Column
J. W. Mills
Goens
Calvert
Jesse Thomson
H. H. McCain
First Church
McCain
Methodist Tabernacle
J. C. Barton
Sam
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