Grout Urges Purebred Bull Associations In Burleson County
Geo. P. Grout professor of Dairy Husbandry at Texas A and M spoke at Caldwell on forming cooperative purebred bull associations to boost milk production. The meeting, called by county agent W. S. Childress, drew dairy farmers from ten or more communities and urged immediate steps to organize associations for economical, high producing cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson County
Caldwell
Burleson County Chamber of Commerce
Burleson County Agricultural Advisory Board
Court House
Geo. P. Grout
Texas A. and M. College
W. S. Childress
Grout
Lefty Griffith Dominates as Bryan Rout Hearne 18 to 2
Bryan high school crushed Hearne high school 18 to 2 on the Allen Academy diamond. Lynn Griffith the Bryan lefty allowed only three singles and struck out 12 in a nine inning gem, giving him 21 strikeouts in 13 innings over two meetings with Hearne. Andrews and Robertson led Bryan with multiple hits including a triple each, while Archer Peel started for Hearne and was touched for eight Bryan runs in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
Hearne High School
Allen Academy
Hearne
Lynn Griffith
Bryan
Griffith
Andrews
Archie Peel
Homer Peel
Evans
Scanlin
Dansby
Conway
Robertson
Boswell
Wilson
Dishman
AB RH Poa
E. Conway
Barron
Cobb
Ae Save
C. Peel
A. Peel
Peel
Wade Cox
Schools Close and Council Members Named
The King's Highway public school will close next Friday per County Superintendent D. J. McDonald. Edge school closed Saturday and Kurten school will close this week. Charles DeWare of Brenham was named ex-student member of the Athletic Council of A. and M. College. The school notes ex students are the backbone of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
D. J. McDonald
Edge
Kurten
Charles DeWare
Brenham
A. and
M. College
Beason Hosts Pecan Demonstrations Across Counties
County agent Beason visits Locke farm on Bee Creek to assist pecan work. On Thursday, County Agent R B Ewing of Robertson county joins Brazos county agent for a joint pecan budding demonstration at Claude Moore farm near Cedar Creek bridge by Edge.
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Beason
Locke
Bee Creek
R. B. Ewing
Robertson County
Brazos County
Claude Moore
Cedar Creek
Edge
Smetana Styles Highlight Brazos County Teachers Institute
The Brazos County Teachers Institute closed with a Smetana school home economics style show supervised by Miss Elizabeth Atkins. Seven girls displayed linen and voile dresses and class-made garments, while talks by Miss Ophelia Wilcox and Mrs. E. W. Chaney of A and M College addressed reading teaching and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Smetana School
Elizabeth Atkins
Miss Atkins
Alice Merka
Velma Cunningham
Betty Holick
Bessie Nemec
Lillie Kosarek
Lou Ella Smith
Mattie Mae McKalip
Ophelia Wilcox
Miss Wilcox
E. W. Chaney
A. and
M. College
Capt. Stonefield
Heaven
Mark Twain
Leppard
Thomas Nixon Jr
Nixon Waterman
Madison Hall
D. J. McDonald
Wixon School
McDonald
F. M. Vance
Smetana
Bryan Folks Hear From Birmingham Visit
Mr and Mrs J Allen Myers of Bryan send greetings from Birmingham Ala where they are visiting their son J Allen Myers Jr They report he is well and thriving The note says Allen Myers Jr was born and raised in Bryan and his success is praised by Bryan residents.
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Bryan
J. Allen Myers
Birmingham
Ala
J. Allen Myers Jr
Allen
Allen Myers Jr
Vacancy Ad Seeks Room Rental Through Eagle Classifieds
City resident places a brief notice in the Eagle want ads seeking a vacant room. The ad requests a clean, affordable space and provides contact for interested applicants.
Mrs Thomson Receives Birthday Shower at Society Meeting
Mrs Jess Thomson wife of Rev Jess Thomson pastor of the A and M College Methodist church was honored with a birthday surprise at the Woman's Missionary Society regular meeting at Mrs F W Plunketts home. A joint gift shower with the Service Club presented a sandwich tray handkerchiefs and other gifts to the honoree amid cake and ice cream.
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Jess Thomson
A. and M. College Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
F. W. Plunkett
Service Club
Thomson
W. E. Lewis
M. C. Hughes
C. O. Watkins
D. T. Killough
Lenora Rees
Mexico
Rees
A. and M. College
Texas
Lufkin
George P. Grout
Jennie Yates
J. R. McKee
R. W. Ivey
Mesdames
G. W. McNess
G. A. Phipps
F. D. Snyder
W. F. McCoughren
Oleta Phipps
Louise Thomson
Easter program at Campus Union Primary School
The Campus Union Primary Sunday School held an Easter program in Guion Hall directed by Mesdames R P Marsteller and John Mitchell with Mrs T W Leland at the piano. Activities included scripture lesson, Cradle Roll exercises with graduates and diplomas, a baptismal service, and an Easter lily drill with songs and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campus Union Primary
Guion Pall
Mesdames R. P. Marsteller
John Mitchell
T. W. Leland
Andrew Reid
Mesdames J. R. Bender
M. M. Montgomery
Ella Frances Cofer
Jack Marsh
Virginia Jones
Jane Ann Montgomery
Douglas Lancaster
Cynthia Ann Lancaster
Jack de Forest
Tom Leland
Stanley Vezeay
Betty Jane Winkler
Charles Campbell
C. H. Haines
ID. B. Gregory
Jesse Thomson
Sherwood
Jack
Frances Rhea de Forest
Jane Ann Williams
Helen Thomas
Warren Rees Jr
Frances Forman Finley
Mary Beth Winkler
Caroline Mitchell
Margaret Duncan
Gounod
M. S. Cashion
Electricity and Agriculture booklet promotes farm power access
The booklet argues that bringing electricity to farms makes rural life easier and cheaper, comparable to the impact of telephone, rural mail, vehicles, and good highways in raising living standards. It emphasizes a step upward for rural areas and aims to improve farm life through affordable power.
Bryan Daily Eagle Results Channel Noted
The Bryan Daily Eagle is identified as the reliable medium for obtaining results, emphasizing its role as the ongoing source for scores and outcomes.
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The
Bryan Daily Eagle
Steep Hollow Club Hosts Talk by State Agent on Agriculture
Steep Hollow Community Club held a Friday night meeting with readings contests by members and a talk by H H Williamson state agent of the Extension Service. He urged soil erosion prevention and farm diversification through own establishments and strong school training. Morris Williamson reported dairy gains while club girls won the candy prize in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Benson
Chamber of Commerce
H. P. Williamson
Extension Service
Williamson
Morris Williamson
H. H. Williamson
Dairy Club
Margaret Benson
Louis Thompson
Safe Milk Supplies Of Utmost Importance To City
Dr. J. C. Anderson, state health officer, urges safe milk as a top town priority to curb typhoid and protect children. He notes widespread adoption of the standard milk ordinance by 28 municipalities and recommends Pasteurization at home if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
J. C. Anderson
State Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Rock Springs Contributions Still Growing
Cash gifts to Brazos County Red Cross for Rock Springs tornado relief push total to 68.68 after new donations from Hattie Tucker, H N Cochran, Minnie Foster, E F Parks and the Business Men's Bible Class. F L Cavitt sent a 50 check to the American Red Cross St Louis unit and another will follow. If you have not contributed do so today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Brazos County
Rock Springs
Hattie Tucker
H. N. Cochran
Minnie B. Foster
Wellborn
E. F. Parks
Business Men’s Bible Class
First Baptist Church
F. L. Cavitt
Bryan Backyards And Alleys To Be Spots Of Beauty
Bryan residents are urged to prepare for a city cleanup led by Mayor Wilson Bradley and City Manager J Bryan Miller. The effort, aided by the Chamber of Commerce and local groups, asks households to place trash curbside for easy collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
City Health Department
Wilson Bradley
J. Bryan Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
Parents Music Day Observed by A and M PTA
The A and M Consolidated Schools PTA plans an April 14 program at 3 30 pm featuring Easter Songs directed by Mrs McIntosh Folk Music in the School by Mrs E L Williams who once supervised Pittsburg schools a talk on National Music Week by Mrs McIntosh and a reading of Heart Songs by Mrs F L Jaccard whose poem gained state convention recognition in Fort Worth last spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of A. and M. Consolidated Schools
McIntosh
E. L. Williams
Williams
Pittsburg
F. L. Jaccard
Fort Worth
Red Cross Seeks Gifts for Rock Springs Relief
Gifts pour in for tornado victims in Rock Springs Texas as the local Red Cross solicits funds. Mrs Amon Williams made the first donation of five dollars and residents are urged to contribute via F L Cavitt treasurer Red Cross at City National Bank Bryan. Urgency stressed with one dollar today equaling ten next week.
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Red Cross
Rock Springs
Texas
Amon Williams
F. L. Cavitt
City National Bank
Mrs. Carroll Dies At Baytown Funeral Held In Midway
Mrs. Tommie E. Carroll of Baytown died at her family home on Saturday April 16. Relatives from Bryan attended the funeral which was held Sunday at 3:00 PM at the Christian church in Midway and burial followed in Midway cemetery. She is survived by her husband two young children and her parents Mr and Mrs J L Rhodes of Bryan. Four brothers and one sister also listed. Sincere sympathy extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Midway
Madison County
Tommie E. Carroll
Baytown
Christian Church
J. L. Rhodes
Robert R
J. A
Jesse Merle Rhodes
Gibson Rhodes
Ruby Rhodes
Methodist Women Meet In Groups
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church held four group meetings Monday afternoon with reports on Bible chapters read and visits to the sick. Group 1 at Mrs. E. A. Miller's listed 37 Bible chapters read and a 60 cent offering, Group 2 at Mrs. W. C. Boyett noted 156 chapters read and 10 sick visits, and social time with ice cream after. Group 3 at Mrs. J. N. Goodwin covered a lesson on Jesus as physician, teacher, and preacher. Group 5 at Mrs. J. W. James' home reported nine visits to the sick and 49 Bible chapters read. the lesson focused on Jesus the Master Missionary with discussion on its applicability to the 20th century. An operation for tonsillitis was reported for Mary Ann Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Black.
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The
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
E. A. Miller
Cole
Tucker
Miler
Covey
R. O. Allen
W. C. Boyett
College Station
B. T. Poole
Sam E. Eberstadt
J. N. Goodwin
J. B. Priddy
E. J. Jenkins
Jesus
Mesdames R. W. Downard
Bessie Lawrence
A. L. Koenig
W. W. Solomon
C. A. Lewis
J. W. James
J. M. Williams
H. R. Brayton
John Mizzell
Co. A. Ashworth
Wilson Bradley
Brayton
Nelson Dulaney
L. J. DuPuy
W. K. Gibbs
Oo. O. Henderson
John Minzell
Nat Allen
Mary Ann Black
T. A. Black
Drs. Searcy & Wilkerson
Allen Academy Band To Lead Goodwill Tour In June
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce plans a goodwill tour by the Allen Academy Band in June. Executive and educational committees approved the plan and named Travis B. Bryan and D L. Wilson to fundraise. Also, A M Waldrop named banquet chairman for War Department board honors and park and cleanup week plans were discussed with several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan and Brazos County
A. M. Waldrop
W. H. Cole
Sue Haswell
Geo. A. Adams
N. B. Allen
Travis B. Bryan
Wilson Bradley
W. H
Wheelock shoppers trip ends with auto party
Mrs. W. G. Curry and son Mallard and Mrs. A. G. Syptak of Wheelock formed an auto party of shoppers in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Curry
Mallard
A. G. Syptak
Wheelock
Prisoner Henry Toussaint Eyes Comeback as Painter in Huntsville
Henry J. Toussaint, 40, serving a life term for his father’s slaying, paints in his Huntsville prison cell after engineering degrees from Harvard and George Washington. He claims Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson promised pardon and notes wall quotes urging self mastery, kindness and charity as he works with limited tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Henry J. Toussaint
Wichita Falls
Jones County
Dan Moody
Toussaint
Miriam A. Ferguson
Harvard
George Washington
Texas
Hail Storm Hits Bryan Area Causes Electric and Farm Damage
A hail storm between 7 and 7 20 last night drenched Bryan with 4.75 inches of rain and high winds. Over 200 telephones failed and power lines and tree limbs were blown down while most county damage was minor. John Wilcox’s farm endured roof damage to garage and barn with fence collapse. W J Kazmier reports a $300 loss at his hatchery as two chicken houses overturned.
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Bryan
John Wilcox
Alexander
Fr. W. Kazmier
Henry Jones Finds A Live Sand Crab in Bryan
Henry Jones found a live five month old sand crab on a vacant West Twenty-eighth Street lot in Bryan yesterday afternoon. The fenced one inch wire enclosure made the discovery notable as Bryan’s first recorded live sand crab debut.
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Bryan
West Twenty-eighth Street
Henry Jones
Tohu Bohu to Be Presented by Bryan Woman's Club
The Bryan Woman's Club will stage Tohu Bohu at the Palace Theatre in Bryan on Tuesday May 3 to raise funds for the clubhouse. Mrs. Tyler Haswell chairs the event with subcommittees led by Mrs. A. M. Waldrop tickets Mrs. E. H. Astin costumes Mrs. W. S. Howell properties Mrs. R. O. Allen music Mrs. Hendrix Conway accompanist and Mrs. Albert Buchanan public entries.
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Tohu Bohu
Palace Theatre
Bryan
Bryan Woman's Club
Tyler Haswell
A. M. Waldrop
E. H. Astin
W. S. Howell
R. O. Allen
Hendrix Conway
Albert Buchanan
Unique Entertainment Promoted by Club Women May 3
Mrs Paul Stevens stage manager leads a long list of patronesses sponsoring a unique entertainment beside club women and committees. The event is set for May 3 at the Palace with ads to appear in The Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Paul Stevens
Palace
Eagie
Mrs Evelyn Handy Undergoes Morning Surgery
Miss Evelyn Handy daughter of Rev and Mrs J W Handy was operated on this morning at the Searcey and Wilkinson offices and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Handy
J. W. Handy
Searcey and Wilkinson
Purification Coupon Ad Promotes System Cleansing
An advertisement urges readers to renew health through Purification with Calotabs praised as the greatest system purifier. It promotes a thorough course once or twice a week for several weeks and offers a family package with directions for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
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Meeting of
Dairymen
Burleson County C.C
Lefty Griffith
County Institute
H.h.williamson
Wilcox
Bryan Woman’s Club
Star Products Co
Cameron
Roman & Vick
the Adolphus Hotel
Bath
Dallas
Adolphus
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