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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

5

City Manager R G Williams Begins Duties in Bryan

R G Williams assumed the Bryan city manager post, arriving from Austin to study city work for ten days to two weeks. He is a former state highway commission aid projects head and ex US Bureau of Roads engineer, with a notable civil engineering background and two children set to enter Bryan public schools. Williams was appointed at the citizenry’s urging during a city commission meeting.

R. G. Williams New City Managr of Bryan J. Bryan Miller Lubbock Austin City Hall Williams State Highway Commission Highway Commission Commission United States Bureau of Roads East Texas W. S. Barron F. L. Henderson Mr. Williams

Merchants Bureau Committee Named By Bryan Chamber

Henry M. Stanley ordered a local merchants group to liaise with the East Texas Chamber. John M. Lawrence Jr. named John Caldwell as county chair with a board including Wilson Bradley, W. Mitchell, Mrs. Dansby, and Lawrence. Trades Day set for Sept 11. Sunbeam trains will stop here. city water odor linked to natural gas and will improve with flushing. Visitors included H. W. Hawker of Leon.

Merchants’ Bureau East Texas Chamber of Commerce East Texas Henry M. Stanley Bryan and Brazos County Bureau Caldwell Wilson Bradley W. ©. Mitchell Mrt Mit Dansby Trade Extension Committee J. FE. Warren Mr. Williams John M. Lawrence Jr H. W. Hawker Leon County Leone Plantation H. H. Williamson Bryan

Brazos Nimrods Await Texas Opening Seasons

The Aug 6 white winged dove season opened with limited Rio Grande Valley ranges and scarce birds north of the river. Mourning dove seasons run Sept 1 in the north zone and Oct in the south. bear opens Nov 16. various waterfowl dates, prairie chicken, quail, rails, white tail deer and black tail deer seasons follow with county closures to 1984.

Texas Rio Grande Valley Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Wheeler Collingsworth Stephens Pecos River Pecos Bastrop Hemphill Roberts Hutchinson Callahan Eastland Palo Pinto Parker San Saba Harrison

City Employee Burned by Live Wire

Regan Warren city employee was severely burned after contact with a live wire while repairing city lines late last week. He survived the shock with burns to the lower left arm as current diverted along his limb, a rare recovery noted by witnesses. Mrs. Alice Conroy returned to Bryan after visiting her daughter Mrs. H. Hughes and family in Houston.

Regan Warren City Lines Mr. Warren Alice Conroy Bryan Mrs. H. Hughes Houston

Remove Freckles with Contay Special Bleach Cream

Ad claims Contay Special Bleach dissolves freckles liver spots and discolorations by cleansing impurities from blood leaving skin soft white and velvety. Roman and Vick druggists offer a jar under guarantee.

Roman & Vick, Druggists Ady

Roofing Firm Closes Bryan Office After Two Years

Gulf Coast Roofing Company of Beaumont ends its Bryan headquarters after two years. L. H. Williams leaves for Beaumont tomorrow, staying with the firm. Mrs. Williams and children remain until early fall. Company may still seek territory distribution via a Bryan firm.

Gulf Coast Roofing Company of Beaumont Bryan L. H. Williams

Sailor Tom Goodson to Visit Relatives in Bryan

Tom Goodson a sailor from New York City and nephew of Mrs. Mary Ewing of Bryan will arrive in Bryan tomorrow for a several week visit with relatives including his sister Miss Mary Goodson. Born and raised in Brazos County he has traveled the world and completed three around the world cruises aboard the merchant ship Steelmaker which makes five month voyages.

Mary Ewing Bryan Tom Goodson New York City Miss Mary Goodson Brazos County Steelmaker

New Books Added At Bryan Public Library

The Bryan public library announces many new acquisitions per librarian Miss Willie Rogers. The list includes titles by M Widdemer K G Wells J H Fletcher H McGrath B King F T Miller C W Ingrim J T Adams Stanley Vestal M M Davis G Taylor P Gibbs M Pedler J O Curwood M Connerly B Mowery G Richmond F H Lea Kelland Sabatini RK Wynne R Ayes C Doyle P Stiles B White N Summers J C Young J Boyd H Williamson J T Farris BE Wallace Zane Gray Moss Pinchot R bk Byrd and others.

Bryan Public Library Willie Rogers M. Widdemer Mr. Parham K. G. Wells J. H. Fletcher H. McGrath B. King Byrd F. T. Miller Betty Bradford M. Montague J. Buean C. W. Ingrim Chances H. Gibbs Adams Family J. T. Adams Dobe Walls Stanley Vestal M. M. Davis G. Taylor P. Gibbs M. Pedler Green Timber J. O. Curwood M. Connerly B. Mowery J. Boyd Patriots Progress H. Williamson J. T. Farris C. A. Murphy BE. Wallace Zane Gray Lawrence D. H Potter Mel Raine Moss South Seas Pinchot R. Bk. Byrd

Soldier loses discharge papers in Texas notice

Joe Bega of Zack formerly Pvt Battery D 35th Division U S Army has lost his discharge certificate and his adjusted service certificate totaling 1572 dollars. Both papers were in one envelope. Information appreciated by Mrs Albert Buchanan Red Cross secretary Bryan Texas.

Joe Bega Zack U. S. Army Albert Buchanan Red Cross Bryan Texas

Beauty in Commonplace Flowers Inspires Simple Arrangements

Lily Pearl Chamberlin reflects on creating appealing floral decorations from wild plants like thistles horse mint Johnson grass and red berries. She notes thrifty artistry in everyday blooms, echoes Wordsworth on seeing beauty in the meanest flowers, and urges refined yet simple arrangements rooted in Japanese practice.

Moses Sach

Bryan social notices list visiting friends and local events

Mr and Mrs M Bonneville of Bryan visit daughter Mrs R J Terrebonne in Morgan City and stay in Bryan over the weekend. Many Bryan residents host relatives from Houston Galveston and Beaumont. notes include travel for meetings speeches and vacations plus local appointments and a car accident injury.

A and M to Run First Annual Coaching School

Aug 14 report from College Station notes the first annual A and M College of Texas coaching school August 18 to 30 will attract over 200 coaches and athletes from Texas Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico. Coach Matty Bell heads the program with free registration and tuition. The curriculum covers football basketball baseball track athletic injury care equipment care and athletic business administration with full A and M staff assistance.

College Station Texas Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico A. & M. College of Texas James Sullivan Matty Bell Department of Physical Education Sullivan Memorial Gymnasium Bell A. & M. Athletic Department

Birthday Dinner Honors E. F. Parks Friday

Miss Merry Lillian Parks plans a birthday dinner for her father E. F. Parks Friday at six o'clock. Relatives attend including Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore and grandson Edward Brandt, Mrs. J. W. Dyer and daughter Louise and son Joe.

Merry Lillian Parks FE. F. Parks Mr. Parks J. A. Moore Edward Brandt J. W. Dyer Louise Joe

666 Relieves Headache and Fever in Tablet Form

A tablet labeled 666 claims rapid relief from neuralgia in 30 minutes and fever from cold on first day, plus malaria symptoms improved within three days. The note suggests this medication also comes in tablet form.

Absentee Ballot Plans Outlined for August Election

County Clerk Jess B. McGee announces blanks for absentee ballot applications to vote in the August 22 election. Voters may apply if away from home and expect to be absent on election day. Ballots can be cast at the courthouse starting tomorrow via affidavit for those away on Saturday August 25.

Jess B. McGee Court House

Mammoth Crowd Hears Ferguson Rally In Texas

Bryan attorney Lamar Bethea arrived from Dallas reporting a Ferguson rally crowd of 25 000 to 30 000, largest Texas political meeting seen by him. He noted the audience of farmers and workers with many women, one block wide and two blocks long, and cited The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You closing.

Lamar Bethea Bryan Dallas Ferguson Texas Bethea Texas University Texas A M. College Alvin Owsley

Byrne System of Commercial Colleges Promises Fast Training

A large, well financed organization operates Byrne Commercial College with campuses in Dallas Houston San Antonio Fort Worth Oklahoma City and other Southwest cities offering secretarial accounting and managerial training. It touts 50000 Bryne trained graduates and invites returns of a free catalogue by mail. North Zuleh visitors Bryag referenced today by officials H. Byrne presiding in Dallas.

Southwest Cgy Byrne College Byrne Commercial College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Merchants Bureau Bryan Chamber Commerce The Sailor City Lily Pearl Chamberlin Wordsworth FE. R. Emmet E. R. Roberts West 25Th Street Frances Banks A. L Banks Frances Leonard Banks W. B. Cook Missouri Pacific Railroad Mr. Cook Rye Ed Hrdlicka Henrietta Saxe J. Ralph Wade Lucie Christian Galveston Evelyn Emmons Charlie Frey Mrs. Frey H. T. Childre Seaboard Life Insurance Co N. N. Snapp D. M. Fagan Jack Janice Fledora San Antonio E. M. King Smithvile Inlaw Major T. C. Fain Crockett J. F. Fain Major Fain J. R. Fain Fred L. Sloop Elizabeth Amsterdam New York Niagara Lower Canada Detroit Mich Queen City George Summey M. J. Fields Crawford McLennan County Fields Ing Jack Boone Frances Boone Jack Bullard Huntsville Gordon Mitchell Susie Mae Mr. Mitchell Virgil Smart Maxine Harrisburg Ill Hiram T. Downard W. B. Roman Billie Alice Sue Roman John Dickenson Corpus Christi Hillsboro Jeanette L. Wright Dominic Angonia D. J. McDonald Ozelle Prospect Community Miss Elliott Beason Fort Worth R. M. Walker Miss Margaret Hot Springs Ark Miss Beason Stephen F. Austin School H. E. Randolph Temple Today Mr. Randolph Laila Dean Chas. FE. Ebers Beardstown Oak McKenzie McKenzie Hearne Ebers Hattie Welch Fannie Wilson Mrs. Wilson Oklahoma Ervin McLeroy Guy Neeley of Wellborn J. Harris J. Lynn Sample Elmer Elliott Tabor Edwin Darby H. S. Lawless Iola Delia Guthrie Waco Berry Risinger Steep Hollow John H. Allen Bryan Woman's Club Presidents’ Club of Willie Boriskie Joe Boriskie Navasota FE. H. Garrett Royston Ward Mooring Anna Banks Chickasha Okla A. L. Banks J. T. Hanway A. & M. Coach School Menor al Gyarapun J.c.penney DO E.F. Parks Mammoth Bryan Man W. S. Hollis R. M. Wilson North Zuleh
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