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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

3

Brazos County 4-H Club Plans Trips And Events

Brazos County Boys' And Girls' Club department announces a Saturday night meeting at King's Highway featuring community singing by Lions Club members, a Short Course report, and a W R McCullough guitar harmonica duet. Prize trips to the International Exposition at Chicago are offered for 4-H winners across multiple categories.

King’s Highway Lena Novosad Theing’s Highway 4-H Club Lions Club W. R. McCullough L. Beason Beason Chicago Santa Fe Failway Company Chilfan Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau East Texan Chamber of Commerce Armous and Company Washington, D. C Stabler Victor Akin Clu C. L. Beason John Mae Fazzing

Eastern Star official visits Gause and Rockdale

E. E. Yeager deputy matron of District 4 Order of the Eastern Star in Texas visited the Gause chapter Tuesday afternoon and Rockdale Tuesday evening. Mrs. Yeager was joined by Mrs. N. L. McCullough Bryan Chapter No. 222 conductress. Lieut. and Mrs. Paul Neal move today to their new home on College Road at Lawler Place.

E. E. Yeager Order of the Eastern Star Texas Eastern Star Gause Rockdale Paul Neal College Road Lawler Place

Rye Camp and revival notes highlight Texas gathering

Steep Hollow residents host a church revival with fourteen additions, eight by baptism. Visitors from Bryan, El Paso, and Pasadena join meetings and a Young Peoples Bible Club forms to boost Bible knowledge and leadership. The Rye Camp proposal at the Short Course wins support, with talks on land prep, poultry marketing, and fall gardens.

John Neal East Texas I .J. Holligan Brady Risinger Shamrock C. M. Risinger Fort Worth Mary Bess Evelyn Murray Bryan R. L. Foster Ney van Sickles Young Peoples Bible Club S. W. Hemphill Tyler Everette Martin Nelwyn el Paso J. W. Mathis J. W. Hicks Lloyd Smith Enoch College Station Lela Cargill Wayne Pasadena J. F. Butlock Inez Higgs Helen Kopecky Jess McGee Dina Francis Bishop A. and M. College W. R. McCullough Albert Merka Victoria Severa Fall Gardens Lions Club C. B. Holzman

Rye 4 H Club Welcomes Mopac Agent Speaker

L. B. Shifflett agricultural agent for Missouri Pacific addresses Rye 4 H Club Tuesday night substituting for W. B. Cook. He discusses marketing feed crops through livestock with club member examples showing practical profits from participation.

L. B. Shifflett Missouri Pacific Lines W. B. Cook Mr. Shifflett

Mrs Minnie Matthews Visits in Bryan From Pales tine

Mrs Minnie Matthews of Palestine arrives in Bryan to visit her daughter Mrs J E Warren and Mr Warren. She is accompanied by J E Warren Jr after an extended visit. Also returning from a 500 mile West Texas trip are James Godwin Madeline White Louise Godwin and Phalba Lee Godwin who toured Richland Springs Cavern. Clarence C Braden of Jefferson stopped in Bryan en route from Galveston to Dallas. Sis Braden, a former A M College student and later a teacher, is greeted by old friends during his visit.

Minnie Matthews Palestine J. E. Warren Mr. Warren James Godwin Madeline White Louise Phalba Lee Godwin West Texas Richland Springs Clarence C. Braden Jefferson Bryan Galveston Dallas Sis’ Braden A. and M. College

Creath Brazos Meeting Aug 26 at Pine Island

Programs for the all day Creath-Brazos Baptist Association meeting in August issued by associational missionary O F Keefer of Iola. Creath Brazos Workers Conference to convene with the Pine Island Baptist Church.

Basil Halbert Waller A. N. Todd Leon Prairie Park of Bryan W. N.purcell Navasota Baptist Church the Walle Roy Holluman Bryan T. A. Gray Pastor Baptist Church Iola Frank Purvis Navasota Creath Brazos Pine Island Creath-Brazos Baptist Association O. F. Keefer Fof Iola Creath-Brazos Baptist Association Workers Conference Pine Island Baptist

Absentee Voters May Cast Ballot In Runoff Aug 23

Absentee voting rules for the August 23 runoff mirror those of the July 20 primary. Voters away from the county may request and return a ballot via the county clerk with notary presence required. Early in person voting is allowed at the county clerk’s office, with ballots then sent to precincts three days before Election Day. Mrs. H. G. Umland, critically ill, shows some improvement.

For Sale Baby Grand Piano and Upright in Hearne Texas

Bargain sale offers a beautiful baby grand piano and a small upright. Inquiries directed to T. F. Hill at general delivery Hearne Texas.

Bryan T. F. Hill General Delivery Hearne Texas

County Teachers To Meet For Institute In Brazos County

The Brazos county rural school institute for teachers will be held Sept 11 and 12 at the high school building. County superintendent F M Vance said the dates allow out of county attendees and may include Burleson county teachers. A full program and speakers are to be announced.

Brazos County F. M. Vance Burleson Burleson County

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