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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1935

Page

3

Edge Folks Help With Cotton Picking Busy Community

Section residents are occupied with cotton picking. Several families spend Sundays visiting relatives including the Lees Lawson Rosier Chytil Blazek and Powers. Erusis psis treatment continues for Mrs Griffin at home. Pack returns from Bryan hospital. Parker Payne Murphey families and Edna Murphey visit.

H. M. Lee Carson Lawson Frank Rosier Edd Chytil Joe Blazek Newman Powers Edge School Edge Chas. E. Griffin Wilkerson Clinic Bill Pack St. Joseph’s Hospital Bryan Bob Parker Elmer Payne Otho Murphey Edna Murphey Fred Walker

Revival Pastor Returns Home After Bright Light Sermon

Harvey Rev J L Bounds returned to his Waco home Sunday after leading a revival at Bright Light church. Local families shared Sunday visits with relatives across nearby towns including Reliance Navasota Dallas Bryan Iola Rock Prairie and Iola during the weekend and week.

J. L. Bounds Waco Bright Light Church Geo. Jones Reliance Dora Mae Keith N. C. Gale Sam B. Pate Navasota

Red Cross Life Saving And First Aid Tests Passed

Bryan and College Station Scouts completed the Red Cross course in Life Saving and First Aid at Arrowmoon Camp under George R. Flowers of Houston. Official recognition cards will be issued by the Brazos County Red Cross office. Participants include Joe Dyer, J. W. Hall, Omar Smith, Martin G. Hughes Jr, Rober Cole Nelson, Walter Holden, John M. Lawrence III, Guy Davis, Lee Smith, Malcolm Smith, Robert Sammons, Alfred Schulman, Oscar Moffitt with test scores ranging from 76 to 82.

Bryan New Recreation Center Arrowmoon Camp American Red Cross George R. Flowers Boy Scout Houston Red Cross Brazos County R. M. Searcy Brazos Robert Sammons Alfred Schulman Oscar Moffitt

Miller couple logs 9500 mile western vacation

Major and Mrs. C. R. Miller returned to Bryan after a 9500 mile trip through the central and western United States. They visited Missouri relatives, then the Black Hills, Glacier Park, Montana, Washington and the West Coast including California and Yosemite. They note the trip was largely cool.

Major C. R. Miller Bryan United States Missouri Mrs. Miller Black Hills South Dakota Glacier Park Montana Washington California Yosemite Park

Taylor Made softball team seeks out of town game this week

Edwin F. Smith of Taylor runs the Taylor Made Service Station and its softball team. He wrote to Bryan requesting a game with the city league leading team or an all star squad, to be played in Taylor on a night this week except Wednesday or Saturday. The Taylor Made team has 37 wins and 3 losses this season, with losses to the city league, an Austin all star team, and Seguin in the state meet.

Edwin F. Smith Taylor Bryan Austin Seguin

Fishermen from Bryan College Head to Freeport

Five Bryan and College men, Fred Hale J C Goldsmith Hershell Burgess W M Sparks and Ford Munner lyn, set out for several days of salt water fishing at Freeport seeking cooling breezes.

Freeport Fred Hale J. C. Goldsmith Hershell Burgess W. M. Sparks Ford Munnerlyn

Wardrobe Storage Solved by Edge 4-H Club Demonstration

Ciara Jane Chotil and sister showcased a wall cut through closet on the back porch to store wardrobes and quilts for the family. A rod from a broom handle supports dresses while end shelves hold quilts linens hats and shoes. The Brazos County 4-H and Extension program notes grafting grapes and Achievement Days and kickoff enrollment for 1936 clubs with plans for a strong Rock Prairie group. A baby beef club meeting Friday aims to organize receipts division calves and stock cooperation with Bryan Chamber offering 200 in prizes if 20 boys enter.

Ciara Jane Chamber of Commerce Business Men Bryan

Governor Allred Seeks Sept. 16 Special Session

Governor Allred said a special session likely to convene September 16 to pass liquor regulations a tax law and to provide for old age pensions. He expects to announce the date soon and plans conferences with legislative leaders to outline the program which may include only liquor regulatory measures and pensions.

Austin Allred

Cotton Subsidies Limited to Two Cents Per Pound

The AAA announced subsidies for cotton farmers under the new loan and payment plan would be capped at two cents per pound, limiting support under the program.

Washington AAA

Editor Visits Bryan R. Killgore and Rosebud Visitor

Editor R. Killgore of the Rose bud News and E. H. Johnson of Rosebud visited Bryan today. Killgore plans to attend the Fox Hunter's Association meeting in Hearne at the end of October and start of November. In the Long Ago notes Houston Post history about Bryan Bryan receiving over 3000 bales of new cotton to date, nearly all open and rapidly marketed. Eagle Printing Company advertises cardboards in all weights.

Bryan J. R. Killgore Rosebud E. H. Johnson Killgore Fox Hunter’s Association Hearne Houston Post Eagle Printing Company

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