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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
8
AE and noted Irish poet economist Russell spoke at an Erie appearance about the Irish Agricultural Society. He warned against degeneracy in factory towns and urged rural life preservation, citing comparisons with U S farming movements and emphasizing culture and leadership in Ireland.
The city of Bryan shows full Christmas spirit with trees placed on Main and Bryan streets and decorated storefronts. Businesses report 230 pine trees delivered by Walter Comms and helpers to brighten the season while shoppers fill the streets and visiting autos abound.
Members of the Fidelis Class of College Avenue Baptist Sunday School held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Clinton Starnes. Mrs. Henry Buchanan presided over the session with decorations in red roses. After business, games and stunts followed by a refreshment course. Present were Mrs. D. D. Jolly and Rolfigan, V. Johnson, Guy Sins, and the hostess.
Members of Bryan Assembly No. 41 Order of the Rainbow for Girls plan a Christmas party following their December meeting on Friday the 19th. The gathering also includes an officer election to serve through February, March, April and May. The Masemec building was the meeting site with Mrs. A T Lford as adviser.
Relief reaches numerous destitutes at the fire station while workers and volunteers organize aid. Many seek help beneath the shelter as local conditions and family concerns influence the assistance efforts.
The article highlights Tucker selecting Accies as part of an All Time Eleven, naming Texas A. players and Cap Nur rah as top guards. It credits D. X. Bible with being the best in Southwest Conference history and notes difficulty in finalizing the lineup.
Coach Mills lauds his squad for fighting finish and forecasts stronger next year for Bryan Highs. Panx Wilson of the Aggies praises his Alver team, while Matty Bell of the Aggies and Rotary Club president C C Todd offer remarks on next season seeking a top position and another championship.
A short column from ED R. KONE signs off with thanks to readers and friends, expressing hope the piece was enjoyed and noting a sense of farewell as the column ends.
In a contiennee fre pare, Miss Kate Defan withdraws from the primaries and renounces potential candidacy as president of the Denginers at their convention. She states she was in receipt for eggtteet mots and bed Jet at fon. Cosden OFF Company’s ties to Howard County are noted as a factor.
The text describes a disputed plan by a company to expand refinery operations near Resta and Bic Spring, with injunctions and court involvement. It mentions attorney general Bobbi and district attorney consults, and references Sherman trials and riot indictments with shifts of case handling between offices.
A local social note records visitors in Bryan sharing a waffle lunch at The Preserve of Mrs John Wetd ee from Braz passing guests with Mrs A X Burress at 2782 Austin. The encounter includes Temeseti and daughter Miss.
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Arthur L. Simp ling and Chas. S. Gainer returning from Waco to Bryan. Rev. G. E. Cameron of the Fort Worth Baptist Theological Seminary arrives to preach at First Baptist Church. The piece records holiday hospitality plans with guests from Sweetwater Port Arthur Houston Uvalde and Navajo.
Vice-Governor TM Mrs Hi. B. McDowell in Bryan. C. M. Risinger of Steep Hollow trading with Bryan merchants. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wallace Jr. of Houston visiting Bryan. Victor J. Boriskie, Brazos County prize winning chicken fancier, in Bryan from Shiloh area near A and M College. Miss Winona McNeeley improving after illness. Mrs. Roy Danforth announces Christmas musical at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday December 14 at 11 o clock, Lenert of Brenham to sing two solos. Family gathering at Mayor Ely residence includes Mrs. Roy Stephens and children of Delias and Mr. and Mrs. Fd Bluestein. J. W. Lawless of Karien visiting Bryan.
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