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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1935

Page

5

Many Attend Christmas Gatherings Across Bryan Area

A long list of local residents and visitors plan Christmas get togethers in Bryan and nearby towns. Families from Hamilton, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Goose Creek join relatives for holidays at homes on College Avenue, Haswell Drive and other local spots. Several travelers depart for Houston, Fort Worth, Paso and Cameron with plans to return for Christmas day festivities.

W. C. Davis T. D. Craddock Hamilton Pauline Billy Houston Paso Waco W. M. Kelly Rountree Kelly Matt Jack Boone Frances Boone Fort Worth M. G. Boone T. R. Nelson Lily Paris Dallas Melvin McNeely Altus Okla Tek Hugh Looney Gonzales Hugh Looney, Jr J. H. Conway Erwin Conway Hendricks Conway, Jr Austin N. H. Smith Morgan Smith Haswell Drive Arch Codd Will Smith Goose Creek Ela Smith San Antonio Ida Wrenn Normangee Bryan Will S. Higgson College Avenue Sid R. Simpson Oklahoma City Leona Simpson Simpson W. W. Wever S. H. Johnson W. B. Edge W. R. Allen Allister Waldrop Los Angeles Pasadena Stanford Southern Methodist Miles Lebo Arlington Lebo S. H. Brockman Elmer Brockman Dorothy and Harlan Brockman Paul Swancoat Crockett Houston County Relief Organization Paul Swan*coat, Jr Imogene Navasota Tommie Franklin Free Will Baptist Church Deslowe T. Hi, Franklin Walter Elred Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Babe C. E. Beeson Anna Manley L. J. Balgeau Bee

Discharge Kills Brother-In-Law Of Man Of Bryan

Roy Watson of Eugene Edge & Son received a long distance call Monday night about the death of his sister's husband E. R. Vickrey of Dallas. Vickrey, office manager for I. T. A. Insurance, died when his gun discharged accidentally as he was exiting his car after a hunting trip. Mrs. Vickrey and two children Anne and Elaine survive. Funeral time was not set. Watson left Tuesday night for Dallas.

Roy Watson Eugene Edge & Son E. R. Vickrey Dallas Vickrey I. T. A. Insurance Company Anne Elaine Mr. Watson

Methodist Young People Sing Carols in town

A group of about 20 First Methodist young people led by Mrs. E R Bryant sang Christmas carols to shut ins, the sick, and at hospitals Monday night. After the tour an annual affair for the group finished at the home of Mr and Mrs Grover C White where refreshments were served.

First Methodist E. R. Bryant Grover C. White

Eagle Printing seeks 4000 feed sacks from Hensarling's

Cardboard six ply in white red blue green yellow pink and black. Eagle Printing Company wants to buy 4000 feed sacks from Hensarling's Feed Store.

Eagle Printing Company Hensarling’s

Funeral Service For Aged Woman Held Thursday

Mrs. Tom McGuire 75 died at her son Max McGuire's home in Del Rio. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm with E. H. Heartfield and Rev. O G Barrow officiating. Survived by brother Jim Minifee sister Mrs M Brady two sons Beverley and Max and four grandsons English Bill Cunningham William Allen and Billy Fleetwood. Doots McNeel team manager received a sweater.

Hearne Tom McGuire Max McGuire del Rio E. H. Heartfield O. G. Barrow

Entertaining Program of Expression at He Rne High

A December program at He Rne High School auditorium featured expression dance and musical numbers directed by Miss Elizabeth Delaney and Euell Porter. Performances included Jane Cole Dixon and Jean Vick in a dance duet Fay Pauline Nunnally in a tap number and glee clubs both boys and girls led by Euell Porter. Franklin students presented readings by Ruth Nicholson Frances Hamilton Loretta Easter Margaret Sandlin Mozelle Rasberry Patsy Nell Marvis and Reuben McMillan.

Hearne Elizabeth Delaney Euell Porter Jane Cole Dixon Jean Vick Charles Blake Fay Pauline Nunnally Elizabeth Duffey Mavis Alexander Nixie Stephens Parker Mahan Franklin Miss Delaney Ruth Nicholson Frances Hamilton Loretta Easter Margaret Sandlin Mozelle Rasberry Patsy Nell Marvis Reuben McMillan

Oxford hotel owner injured in highway crash near Milano Junction

J C Bland owner of the Oxford hotel in Hearne suffered painful bruises and shock when his automobile collided with a truck on Highway 43 near Milano Junction. Bland was en route to Cameron for medical exam. a negro chauffeur said the truck pulled into the highway from a side road and hit the rear of the Bland car. He received medical treatment at his home.

Hearne J. C. Bland Oxford Milano Junction Bland Cameron Mr. Bland

Dance Pupils Perform Benefit Recital in Hearne

Mrs. Charles Blake presented thirty five dance pupils in a Friday night recital that drew an appreciative audience. Proceeds benefited the Library Fund of the public schools, drawing praise for the clever entertainment and presentation.

Hearne Charles Blake

Hearne Notes and Local Movements in December

Mrs. O G Hudson visits San Antonio with daughters Mary Ellen and Nancy Hud son. Pallbearers for Mrs. Tom McGuire's funeral included A B Boyd FE L Williams Warren Henry B G Talmadge Ancil Boswell H V Martin. City manager W A Wilkerson and others conferred with Navasota officials on PWA projects. Miss Majorie Beaumont returns home for Christmas holidays with her parents H D Beaumont and wife.

Hearne 0. G. Hudson San Antonio Mary Ellen Nancy Hudson Tom McGuire A. B. Boyd FE. L. Williams Warren Henry B. G. Talmadge Ancil Boswell H. V. Martin W. A. Wilkerson L. D. Williams Majorie Beaumont The Shepherd Public School Mrs. H. D. Beaumont

Hearne High Eagle Football Awards Seventeen Letters

Seventeen members of the 1985 Hearne High Eagle football team received letters. Each letter recipient was given a maroon sweater funded by Hearne citizens and the high school athletic department. Names include Demetre Palmos Volney Stubbs Duke Beasley Joe Brown Wilson Burdette Hetzler William Douglas Wilson Brock Frank Summerlin Winifred Sanders Gerald Summerlin Winston Sanders Maurice Johnson Nowell Maxwell James

Hearne Hearne High Eagle Demetre Palmos Volney Stubbs Duke” Beasley Joe Brown Wilson Burdette Hetzler William Douglas Wilson Brock Frank Summerlin Winifred Sanders Gerald Summerlin Winston Sanders Maurice Johnson Nowell Maxwell James

Fire damages Hearne landmark house

A two story brick house near the John Rebb homestead burned Sunday at 3 pm causing about 100 dollars in damage. Chief Otts blamed a defective flue for the fire which destroyed the roof of the old landmark house occupied by Ida White a colored woman.

Hearne John Rebb Otts Ida White

Second attempt to crack Allen safe in He arne

The Allen Hardware Company safe in He arne was blown Saturday night with nitro glycerine. The explosion blew the outer doors but intruders failed to enter the safe. This marks the second unsuccessful safe cracking this year with Safeex pects called from Waco for both attempts. Officers investigate.

Hearne Allen Hardware Company Waco

Three Tidwell Children Hurt in Head-On Collision

Three Tidwell children were cut and bruised when their parent's car collided head on with a car driven by C. P. Henry at the Evans and Post Oak streets intersection Sunday afternoon. Henry said the Tidwell driver was blinded by the sun and failed to see his approach. both cars were damaged.

Hearne H. L. Tidwell Tidwel C. P. Henry Evans Post Oak Streets

Hearne Holiday Guests Visit Local Families

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cochran of Marlin and other visitors stayed with Hearne residents during Christmas holidays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jake Appleman of Rockdale, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lauterstein of Bryan, and families from Houston and Fort Worth. Lorraine Bruce, former Hearne teacher, visits Valley Junction hosts C. O. Mathews.

Carl Cochran Marlin J. B. Lauterstein Lorraine Bruce Amarillo Hearne High School

Social Notes from Hearne and Bryan Communities

Mr and Mrs Ralph V Carson of Houston visited grandparents Mr and Mrs R C Carson in Hearne. Mr and Mrs Curtis Bullock of Bryan stayed with Mr and Mrs A W LaGrone. Mercer Bussa welcomed a son born Saturday December 21. Mrs W T Hanna visits Houston to see her sons. Sam Mathews Jr of Longview joined Mrs Mathews, guest of her parents T A Cullum. J C Bland resumes duties at Oxford Hotel after minor injuries in a car wreck.

Hearne Ralph V. Carson Houston Mr. Carson R. C. Carson Mrs. Mercer Bussa Sam Mathews, Jr Longview

Allen Piano Students Presented In Recital

Mrs. W. C. Allen hosted twenty piano students in a Christmas recital at her Hearne home Monday evening. The house glowed with holiday decorations as the performance offered festive music and skillful performances by the students.

Hearne W. C. Allen

Young Musicians Impress in School Concert Display

A credible performance by a group of young musicians highlighted a school concert. Selections were performed by Dorothy Stansel, Doris Stubbs, Jewel Ray Scott, J Beth Carson, Freida Loyce Carson, Joy McReynolds, Jane Matthews, Howard and Dixon McNair, Emma Allen, Kathryn Rudder, Daisy Nichols, Evelyn Gray, Alice Harrington, Dixie Richey, Jewel Allen, Robert Edwin Westbrook, Jimmie Smythe, and Jimmie Dorrell. After the program guests moved to the dining room for punch and sandwiches as Mae Belle Allen helped her mother with hostess duties.

Dorothy Stansel Doris Stubbs Jewel Ray Scott J. Beth Carson Freida Loyce Carson Joy McReynolds Jane Matthews Howard Dixon McNair Emma Allen Kathryn Rudder Daisy Nichols Evelyn Gray Alice Harrington Dixie Richey Jewel Allen Robert Edwin Westbrook Jimmie Smythe Jimmie Dorrell Miss Mae Belle Allen

Wildlife station aims to boost state resources through research

The program led by Wild Lifefish and game commissions and the American Wildlife Institute starts in nine states this year. It seeks to raise game resources via research, practical field application, extension with the Extension Service, and education to train more wildlife managers. An informal Natural History club may form to support the work.

Fish and Game Commissions American Wildlife Institute Bode Natural History Club Concensus J. T.bode U. S. Biological Survey W. T. Taylor R. M. Sherwood J. R. Couch Division of Poultry W. F. Munnerlyn D. H. Reid College Poultry Department R. M. Dansby Brazos County Game Association R. K. Fletcher Division of Entomology C. T. Sprague Ernest Spahr Earl Quartrup R. T. Richey D. W. Lay

Aggies' Wilkins Morrow Lead in Total Playing Time

Taylor Wilkins led Texas A&M with 419 minutes of play in 8 games, just ahead of Johnny Morrow who logged 419 minutes 1 second. Charley DeWare ranked third with 392 minutes 37 seconds and Les Cummings fourth with 341 minutes 13 seconds. Both Wilkins and Morrow are three sport athletes and key contributors to the Aggies' season.

College Station Texas Aggie Taylor Wilkins Franklin Aggies Johnny Morrow Wortham Charley DeWare Brenham Les Cummings Bryan Morrow Temple Rice Centenary Southern Methodist Wilkins University of Texas Arkansas

Corn Hog Plan Faces Local Meeting During Signup Campaign

During the January application sign-up drive a local meeting addressed the new contract. Regenbrecht, chair, commented on the measure alongside BEM members and the Corn Hog program organizers.

BEM Regenbrecht

Holiday Visit From Mrs Beard and Son at Tyler

Edge Mrs Horace Beard and son of Tyler are here to spend the holidays. Our school closed last Friday for the Christmas holidays.

Horace Beard Tyler

Christmas holiday notes and local visits in the community

Katharine Wilson returns from San Marcos for Christmas. Mrs. Edward Rhodes and children from Kerrville visit relatives over the holidays. Albert James Wilson attends the deaf and dumb institute in Austin and joins his parents for Christmas. Walden Orr and wife visit his parents. Coleman residents and relatives gather at W. J. McDonald’s home for singing after Sunday visits. George Rosier loses $20 in Bryan. Rev. C. B. Thompson’s family attends a school program Friday. Buddy Leighman’s bone condition corrected to a fall injury from a bus steering wheel. Nellie Ray Rosier visits relatives in Calvert.

Katharine Wilson San Marcos Edward Rhodes Kerrville Albert James Wilson Deaf and Dumb Institute Austin Walden Orr J. O. Orr Jim McDonald Coleman Earnest Coursey Selma McDonald Waco George Rosier Bryan C. B. Thompson Buddy Leighman Nellie Ray Rosier Calvert

Marble of Texas Brings Builders’ Notice in San Saba

San Saba county samples from local marble quarries were sent to a Houston firm as inquiries flood in about the large deposits south and southeast of town. The Houston firm may open the quarries soon, and a Vermont marble company recently did work there.

San Saba San Saba County Houston H. C. Perry

Federation Cage League to Begin Play January 13

The Bryan Federation of Yor People Societies announces the fourth ag basketball league starts Monday January 13 under director Melvin McNeely. No girls league this year. boys teams from Presbyterian Pirates First Baptist Cups Methodist Mustangs and College Avenue Baptist Cubs will play Monday and Thursday nights after two rounds. Poor court at Sue Haws Memorial Park caused earlier postponement and small venue led to delaying girls games.

Bryan Federation of Yor People Societies Federation Cabinet Ir Grover White Jr Presbyterian Pirates First Baptist Cups Methodist Mustangs College Avenue Baptist Cubs Melvin McNeely College Avenue Baptist

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