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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1932

Page

5

First Methodist Names Delegates To Conroe May

The Second quarterly conference of the First Methodist church of Huntsville was led by Rev. F F Few. Fourteen board of stewards attended. The pastor reported 27 additions to the church this quarter by vows baptism and certificate. Delegates to the district conference at Conroe May 3-4 were elected.

First Methodist Church F. FE. Few Huntsville Board of Stewards O. A. Ashworth Woman's Missionary Socerty Jno. W. Black Wesley Brotherhood Epworth League Jno W. Black, Jr Grover C. White Jnc. W. Black R. M. Dansby R. G. Williams E. J. Harris Conroe

Funeral Held For Ex-Resident Oliver Youngblood

Oliver Youngblood 31 died in San Marcos on Thursday April 21. Born in Brazos county he lived there until eight years ago and was owner of a San Marcos laundry. He was survived by his widow and daughter Annie Lee, his parents, and siblings Mrs. Henry Watson, Mrs. Lon Skelton, Ben, W. O., and G. T. Youngblood. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Jesse Thomson with relatives from Bryan in attendance. The death was reported as poisoning from interneedde complications related to a bone felon.

Oliver Youngblood San Marcos Brazos County H. G. Youngblood Henry Watson Lon Skelton Bryan Ben College W. O Pasadena G. T Annie Lee Oliver Young Younglood J. Allen Myers Frazes County Myers Mr. Myers Montgomery Ala Texas Robert C. Myers Robertson County Cheek Place Alfred Wilson

Rural leaders reflect on cattle farming and local history

The article profiles Brazos County farmer banker R. H. Seale and his white faced cattle operations in Benchley and Callahan County. It also honors J. Allen Myers of Bryan, a Republican leader and longtime public servant, detailing his arrival in Texas, railroad work, business ventures, and community roles.

Brazos R. H. Seale Seale Benchley Callahan County East Texas First State Bank and Trust Company Texas Nannie Lou Willie Neal John Mr. Myers Louisiana Millican Brazos County Robertson County South Et Manor Austin Boyle and Sons T. J McQueen J. W. Johnson McQueen and Davis Allen Myers Bryan Tyler Haswell Myers Hardware Company J. Allen Myers St. Andrews

Hill Crest Country Club Elects Leaders

Vernon April 26 announces B. Daniel reelected president of Hill Crest Country Club. R. M. Fielder and G. C. Morris to continue as vice president and treasurer. Secretary election deferred until June. O. McCurdy currently secretary.

Notable Texas Leaders in Agriculture and Politics Highlight Ward and Sheppard

A. L. Ward, now educational director for the National Cottonseed Products Association in Dallas, is described for his extensive service in Texas agriculture. Morris Sheppard, senior U.S. senator from Texas, is profiled as a leading prohibition advocate and long-time lawmaker with a storied Texas lineage and influential political career.

A. L. Ward National Cottonseed Products Association Dallas M. College Paris Lamar County France Mr. Ward A. and Cottonseed Products Association Students Association of A. and M Ward Texas Agrica Workers’ Association Wayne B. Wheeler Morris Sheppard United States Texas Congress Senator Sheppard National House of Representatives Wheatville Morris County University of ‘Texas Yas Lew ‘Methodist University Lucile Sanderson Texarkana Texas Solon Pittsburgh John Sheppard Kfe Joseph W. Ba Sheppard Women of the World House Senate

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