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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1934
Page
2
A long reflective piece discusses God as Love, the aims of divine Love in creation, and how education channels instinct toward altruistic social love. It blends theological musings with natural imagery and ends with a fable-like night scene and a moral about vigilance.
The East Texas convention features the Tejas ceremonial opera under Theophilus Puc and the coronation of Queen Etex at the Paramount theater. Presentations include Texas princesses and a grim hotel rooftop ball amid home town speakers and resolutions committee reports.
Weevils endure a mild winter and are expected to emerge in large numbers. Early reports note daily hibernation exits in April with growing vitality as May to July conditions will determine the summer damage and crop impact.
A column echoes a religious teaching referencing John 3 16 and 1 John 4 11 to urge universal love. It calls for peaceful care for all including “The Forgotten Man” and stresses that belief in Jesus grants eternal life.
Merka is named among stars in U S basketball wards with Merke at center and Meyers of T C U among the guards. Mrs Jack Howell and children weep with Mrs Bewell's mother and Mrs Sidney H Burrowes.
An advertisement promotes Star Pars site Remover for chickens and baby chicks. It claims to remove worms germs and lice improve health and productivity and offer money back if not satisfied. The ad mentions Roman 4 and McCartney Pharmacy as sources.
Sem Scardino shows slight improvement after two weeks at Mariam hospital. Betsy Searcy visits from Dallas to stay with her mother and sister before returning to Dellas. Numerous residents, including Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. McCauley, and others, are noted with travels, visits, or illnesses around Bryan and nearby towns.
On Sunday afternoon April 29 at 3 o clock the Negro Hospital on the campus will be dedicated with scripture readings led by Rev. J. Hardeman and remarks from Prof. F. D. Batts. Dr. Hammond will present prizes and winners, followed by a dedication sermon by Rev. Carl Simpson. Available for public inspection all day.
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