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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
5
Easter egg hunt at Woodville school postponed to Monday
Mrs P A Tardy and assistants hid 400 eggs for 46 children in a Woodville school Easter event delayed from Friday. Four prize eggs plus chocolate eggs and jelly beans baskets were awarded to the eight top egg finders: A B Richie Elmer Mooney Pessie Thurman Joe Salvato Fay Mitchell Luke Restivo Mary Bonano Carlo Lister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville
P. A. Tardy
A. B. Richie
Elmer Mooney
Pessie Thurman
Joe Salvato
Fay Mitchell
Luke Restivo
Mary Bonano
Carlo Lister
Madisonville Miss Observes 5th Birthday With Easter Egg Hunt
Little Wanda Lou Allphin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Allphin celebrated her fifth birthday at her grandfather and grandmother Lees Mason home two miles from Madisonville. Relatives from Madisonville Pasadena Bryan and Lucy Upchurch Aunt Lucy attended and a noon feast featured baked chicken salads pies and a large birthday cake followed by an Easter egg hunt for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Lou Allphin
Charles Allphin
Madisonville
Lee Mason
Jess Mason
Pasadena
Lucy Upchurch
Lucy
Bryan
Walter Lindsey
Ruth Lindsey
Mildred Smith
Easter Party At Peyton Home Delights Fifty Friends
At the Benchley home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie R. Peyton Jr. an Easter party entertained more than fifty friends with roses ferns and candles. Games included Old Brass Wagon Shoot the Buffalo and Old Miller. Luther Peyton performed with cowboy songs as Hugh Rice played 4 French harp. Bonner Garrett won first prize in an Easter egg contest. J L Fulton won second. Bananas were served after prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie R. Peyton Jr
Benchley
Luther Peyton
Hugh Rice
Bonner Garrett
J. L. Fulton
Eunice McLure
Fay Bain
Ruby Wallin
Mumford
Ollie Wallin
Mattie Wallin
Dan Wallin
Steele’s Store
Edna McGregor
Walter McGregor
Velma Cunningham
Wallace Mathis
Bryan
Miss Joy
Nancy Hancock
Abram Sherrod
Houston
Pansy
Iona Underwood
Calvert
Virginia
Grace Lightsey
Myrtle
Barbara Peyton
Heland Sikes
Kate Sikes
Effie Rice
Annie Mae Garrett
Margaret Peyton
Henry Bowman
S. R. Rice
Joe Juroskia
Johnnie Peyton Jr
James Sikes
Chas. Juroska
Hugh Price
Emory Garrett
Roos Seales
Rudolph Fridel
John Juroska
M. Sikes
Sylvesta Abbott
Jim Garrett
Wiley Sikes
Maurice Lightsey
Beauty of Bryan Honored at University of Texas Ball
Miss Christine Lichte of Bryan will be honored at the Southwest Sweetheart’s Ball and Semi Centennial Ball at the University of Texas on April 28. The event caps the semi centennial week as UT celebrates its fiftieth birthday with a staged show and costume revue featuring Lichte and other candidates from the Southwest Conference schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Christine Lichie
Bryan
University of Texas
Read Granberry
Lichte
University
Cal
Janet Collett
Broadway
Children Search For Prize Eggs in Easter Hunt
About 200 to 400 children searched for Easter eggs in Bryan sponsored by the Bryan Lions Club despite blustery weather. Participants gathered near Sue Haswell Mercorie Park and then fetched eggs with Lions or Bryan business firm names for prizes at Sankey Park store. Lions A D Jackson oversaw egg purchases and Sankey Park managed prize eyes while F D Fuller served as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Lions Club
Sue Haswell Mercorie Park
Lions
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin
Court House
Henry Locke
Lion Howard Perry
Lion Herschel Burgeass
Bryan Boy Scouts
HlaEkdns
Court House Street
J. W. Hall
R. C. Nelson
Edwin Nodbalek
Wm. Barrow
Lester Black
Wm. Read
David Benson
Joe Dyer
Arthur Zohn
Wm. Washington
Walter Lee Porter
Thomas Hall
Gilbert Glenn
Edward Eudaly
Martin Harrison
Edward Bush
Geo. Adams Jr
Lee Smith
Malcolm Smith
Walter Holden
Bryan Motor Police
Sankey Park
Lion A. D. Jackson
Lion Sankey Park
Lion F. D. Fuller
Bryan Couple Weds at New Home and Leaves for Honeymoon
Miss Ella Mae Way and Will Walker wed Friday morning at their new Bryan home near Free Will Baptist church. Only Effie McLain and groom’s cousin Sam Walker attended. Rev. Roy Holloman officiated the ring ceremony. The bride wore blue with pink rose corsage. The couple then departed for San Antonio before returning to Bryan for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Way
Will Walker
Free Will Baptist Church
Effie McLain
Sam Walker
Roy §. Holloman
College Avenue Baptist Church
San Antonio
Bryan Hires
U. D. C. Meeting Friday at A and M Campus
The L. s. Ross Chapter U. D. C. will hold its monthly meeting Friday afternoon April 21 at the home of Mrs. F. L. Thomas on the A and M College campus. Joint hostesses will be Mrs. G. S. Fraps Mrs. M. K. Thornton Mrs. R. fi. Harrison Mrs. w. R. Thomas and Mrs. P. 8. Park. All members urged to attend. visiting Daughters of the Confederacy welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ross
F. L. Thomas
A. and M. College
Thomas
G. S. Fraps
M. K. Thornton
R. Fi. Harrison
W. R. Thomas
P. 8. Park
Daughters of the Confederacy
Goat Raisers Sale Set for Rock Springs July 3 4 5
GOAT RAISERS SALE ROCKSPRINGS APRIL 15 The Texas Angora Goat Raisers cow and sale will be held in Rock Springs on July 3 4 and 5 Arthur Davin is general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Arthur Davin
Travis Parent Teacher Association Notes 1933 Committees Report
The Travis P T A notes reports from several committees for the year to date. Thrift committee chair J Vernon Brown shows cash on hand 1304 21 with January 1 1933 balance 1295 73 deposits since then 98 25 withdrawals 53 77. The publicity committee led by Mrs A S McSwain outlines meeting notices and publicity for other committees. The music committee under Wilson notes piano in the study hall and debt payoff plus song books and a one night entertainment. Scrapbook work led by Mrs J L Robertson nears completion with a feather cover planned. Membership totals 176 with a fall dairy cooperative grant of 95. The finance committee chair Mrs A Benbow reports oversight and cooperation with school authorities. Program chair Mrs J M Fountain describes planned programs and treasurer Mrs Forrest Jones reports balance 35 95 as of April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
J. Vernon Brown
A. S. McSwain
Wilsom
P.T. A
R. A. Eads
A. Benbow
J. M. Fountain
Forrest Jones
Lane Texas Company Move for City Well Drilling
Equipment of the Lane Texas Company, awarded the contract for a new city well, was moved into position Monday with work slated to start midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Texas Company
Wellborn businessman among Bryan visitors this morning
FE. L. Dickerson of Wellborn was among Bryan's business visitors this morning, parsing local commerce and meeting with Bryan merchants and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Dickerson of
Wellborn
Bryan
Government in Need of Repair at Agoie Ex-Student Luncheon
Coke R. Stevenson, speaker of the Texas House, told 413 former Texas A. and M. students and wives at a College Station luncheon that government needs retrenchment and expenditures must fit projected revenues for the next biennium. He warned against dead timber in state institutions and opposed an income tax, urging support for the government rather than paternalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
College Station
Coke R. Stevenson
Junction
House of Representatives
Texas A. & M. College
College Mess Hall
Texas
Mr. Stevenson
House Committee
Melvin J. Miller
Fort Worth
Association of
C. W. Crawford
A. K
Dad) Short
Houston
Association
G. T. Barlett
San Antonio
C. M
Grandpa) Hutson
New Orleans
George Butler
Bryan
Charles Puryear
L. A. Woods
Flea Hopper Now Is Great Menace To Cotton Crop
Texas agricultural bulletin led by Dr. F L Thomas warns the flea hopper is the season s most dangerous threat to the 1923 cotton crop. It details conditions for damage, rainfall effects, and early hatching rates, noting 4000 insects per 100 weeds at College Station and rising hopper activity in south central Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
College Station
Allen Academy Named In Texas Honor School List
The War Department lists Allen Academy of Bryan as the sole Texas school inspected to rank honor military schools for the year. The academy earns its ninth consecutive annual inspection with Major P. W. Newgarten and Major B. G. Ferris leading the Board of Inspectors. They arrive April 14 and stay until April 17, joining other colleges including Tennessee Military and Culver Military academies for the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Texas
Allen Academy of
Bryan
P. W. Newgarten
B. G. Ferris
Tennessee Military School
Castle Heights Military Academy
Columbia Military Academy
Georgia Military Academy
Riverside Military Academy
Gulf Coast Military Academy
New Mexico Military Institute
Stanton Military Academy
Culver Military Academy
St. Johns Military Academy
Valley Forge Military Academy
Textile Branch Begins Spinning Tests at A M College
Spinning tests on cotton from different sections of the cotton belt have been started by the textile engineering department at Texas A and M College. The tests will determine waste percentages and breaking strengths of spun yarns. Preliminary results may come in June, with the full series spanning three to five years. Pedigreed seed will be distributed in at least three Texas sections and the resulting cotton tested in the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegetation
Textile Engineering Department of
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas
Quilt Wins Prize for Oldest Piece at Local Show
A quilt made in 1808 in Pecos won top prize as the oldest entry in a local quilt show. The owner is Mrs. A. R. Hinkle Sr. About 150 examples of the art were entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
A. R. Hinkle
People in Bryan and nearby towns visit for Easter week
The column lists numerous Bryan area residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hillier in Martin for tonsil treatment, F Thurston Cole at home with tonsillitis, and J Bryan Miller en route from Jacksonville for a College Station alumni meeting. It notes travel to Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, New York, and Tyler with family gatherings, campus events, and Easter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hillier
Martin
Hillier
F. Thurston Cole
T. B. Goodman
Harvey
Bryan
A. B. Ford
Cal Graham
Wellborn
E. E. Vezey
F. B. Clark
A. and
M. College
College Station
J. J. Pipkin
Somerville
Fred H. Schultz
Flton Tucker
Larry Brennan
Delbert Barton
W. S. Barron
Houston
Charles Edge
San Antonio
W. L. James
L. L. Click
Austin
R. H. Seale
Benchley
Algie Benbow
Betsy Searcy
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Geo. A. Adams
East 27Th Street
Alexandria
G. W. Adriance
College
John M. Lawrence
Adriance
Horticultural
Harris Country
Mount Houston
Christine Lichte
University of Texas
F. E. Lichte
South College Avenue
Ethel Ferguson
Mildred McKenzie
Shirley Johnson
Martha Black
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Roland Chatham
Ralph Chatham
Rugby Academy
Military School
New Orleans
E. R. Henderson
Loretta Jean
Waco
Weldon Jones
Henderson
W. K. Marriott
Oklahoma City
Josie Lawrence
New York City
Hugh Hodges
N. C. Hanmer
Bessie Foseue
Hamner
Aggieland Inn
Chas. W. Buchanan
Tyler
A. W. Buchanan
Intent to Marry Filed by Four Brazos County Couples
Fred Perkins and Viola Williams and Reuben Taylor and Clyttie Green, both negro couples, filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Clyde Goen in Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perkins
Viola Williams
Reuben Taylor
Clyttie Green
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Replanting After Severe Hail Damages Bryan Gardens
After a damaging hail storm last week vegetable and flower gardens in Bryan were stripped of beans Irish potatoes cabbage tomatoes lettuce beets and corn. This week gardeners begin replanting with a renewed sense of purpose and daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Unclear Weather Snippet Sparks Garden Talk
Fragment mentions sunshine showers and gardening, with hints of planning or growth. Lacks clear events, names, or places to identify a full item.
Ort Arthur Ships Scrap Iron to Japan
Ort Arthur plans a shipment of scrap iron to Japan totaling about 15,000 tons of steel. The consignment, bound for the Far East, is due mid April with a first shipment expected by April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Japan
Sime
Hft
Far East
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Pana
Asa
Webb Eli
Ast
Peyton
Beauty
P.T. A. Notes
Allen
A.M. Textile Branch
Bryan Gardners
America
Cadillac
Riversides
Ward's Riverside
Ward’s Unlimited
Riverside de Luxe
Riverside Truck Tires
Mate Heavy Service
Riverside Rambler
Montgomery Ward & CO
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