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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1932

Page

5

County Inter scholastic League drives Texas school pride

The Associated with public schools in Texas the University Interscholastic League begins its current year in September. County leagues form on a democratic basis with elected executive committees and one ex officio officer the county superintendent. County meets occur in March with divisions to fit every pupil and activity, from spelling and music to art and athletics, culminating in a community exhibition of student achievement.

American Free School Texas University Interscholastic League League Organi N Tard Rogram Bedichek

Inexpensive Fruit Cake From Bryan Daily Eagle Menu

A recipe offers a simple fruit cake using butter sugar eggs bread flour soda salt baking powder cinnamon nutmeg allspice and Texas candied fruit with sour milk raisins and nuts. Cream butter and sugar, beat eggs, sift dry ingredients, alternate with sour milk, fold in flour coated fruit and nuts, add vanilla, bake 35 to 40 minutes at 350 F.

Texas

Prominent Writers and Public Figures Highlighted in Career Sketches

A survey of Edgar Lee Masters and other notable figures covers Masters’s renown after Lincoln the Man and his Springfield protests, plus Solon Murphy’s Texas Legislature influence, Lily Pons’s Met debut after touring Europe, Theodore Dreiser’s prolific output, Roy D. Chapin’s rise to Secretary of Commerce, and related biographical notes on births, education, and career milestones.

Spoon River Edgar Lee Masters Lincoln Springfield Garnett Kansas Knox College Illinois Chicago Masters Maximilian New Star Chamber Gulf Starved Rock Mitch Miller Skeeters Kirby Lee Jefferson Club National Institute of Arts and Letters North Dearborn Street Metropolitan Opera Company New York Donizetti Europe Lily Pons Maria Gay Gioanni Zenatello France Milo Pon America Mr. Gatti-Cosazza Metropolitan Opera Mr. Gatti Gilda Osina Olympia New York City Rio de Janeiro Iperienen Sears Roy D. Chapin Hoover Robert P. Lamont Detroit Olds Motor Works E. R. Thomas-Detroit Co Chalmers-Detroit Motor Co Chapin Hudson Motor Car Co Lincoln National Highway Association United States Savanah Washington University of Michigan

Helen Wills Moody Stands Out In Tennis And Art

Mrs Helen Wills Moody has dominated U S tennis and won Wimbledon. Known as Poker Face for her unchanging expression she held top ranking for years and drew praise for her art. Her absence from national championships this year sparks American discussion amid her international success.

United States Helen Wills Moody America Mrs. Moody

County Education Program Schedule Preview

The program committee outlines Thursday and Friday sessions with devotions, music, and general sessions on community life through schools, rural school law, and making schools meet pupil needs. Sections cover upper and elementary grades on standardizing, reading and dramatizing, mathematics teaching, spelling, and physical education with state officials and county leaders expected.

Thomas Gordon Watts Roy Danforth Lee J. Rountree Daniel Russell L. C. McDonald Ophelia Wilcox Parent W. T. Kelley F. L. Henderson Ed J. Harris Nellie Ferguson L. ©. McDonald Mattie Wallin State Department B. L. Henderson M. C. Hobbetts

Bryan Community Band to Play at Wheelock Friday Night

The next goodwill band concert by the Bryan Community band will be at Wheelock Friday night. President J. E. Stanford urged all businessmen to attend and stressed goodwill building as Bryan continues to reap benefits from last year's goodwill trips. W. C. Mitchell announced city residents cooperate with the Fire Prevention Board on a residence inspection, noting progress in fire hazard identification. Directors present included F. C. Bolton, J. S. Caldwell, J. F. Casey, H. O. Ferguson, W. K. Gibbs, Tyler Haswell, J. Webb Howell, O. S. Johnson, Oak McKenzie, W. C. Witchell, Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, and J. E. Stanford.

Goodwill Bryan Wheelock J. E.stanford W. C. Mitchell Bryan Fire Prevention Board F. C. Bolton J. S. Caldwell J. F. Casey H. O. Ferguson W. K. Gibbs Tyler Haswell J. Webb Howell O. S. Johnson Oak McKenzie W. C. Witchell Lee J. Rountree J. E. Stanford

Local couple files intent to marry in Brazos County

Levernes Lockett and Clemmie Lee Hedge of Brazos County filed a notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday.

Levernes Lockett Clemmie Lee Hedge Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Valley Dredging Company Legal Notice in Texas

We will not be responsible for any debt of any kind incurred by anyone in connection with our contract with the State Highway Department Job No 4711 Highway No 6 Brazos County Texas unless authorized by a written order signed by J. D. George President or L. S. Tedford Secretary Valley Dredging Company Offices Dona Texas and Bryan Texas

State Highway Department Brazos County Texas J. D. George L. S. Tedford Valley Dredging Company Dona Bryan

Vacation Reading Book Review by Mrs. F L Thomas

A Prairie Chronicle review of Putnam's novel about Shawnee Collins and her five sons fleeing Georgia after the Civil War. The tale traces journeys to the West, crosses rivers, land claims in New Mexico, and frontier life with grim persistence, tragedy, and blunt realism. Readers see pioneer hardship, fading character appeal, and a life that continues beyond the final page.

Prairie Chronicle Juana Faust Putnam Texas Shawnee Collins Georgia Apalachicola River Mississippi John New Mexico John the Ssecond

City Buys New Trash Truck For Waste Collection

The city purchased a new truck for garbage collection and put it into service as the old vehicle, long in use, broke down.

Veil Your Eyes Is Fashion Demand

Fashion trend urges women to veil eyes with sheer nets to heighten allure in new millinery. Upturned sailor styles, pillbox shapes, and felt veils acomplice with delicate draping from crown back to frame the face.

Tie Ahnapeee and the Eyes Tim's Vers Add

Unclear fragmentary text hints at a mode with generous share, referencing Ahnapeee and a Tim. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual card.

Modern Women Lose Pounds Fat Swiftly-Safely

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a simple daily remedy to shed fat. It promises dramatic weight loss within four weeks and urges readers to compare health improvements, offering a money-back guarantee if not satisfied. The claim targets women and emphasizes ease, safety, and affordability with a local drugstore distribution.

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