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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary report lists district council members and attendees from Brazos and surrounding areas. Mentions Lee, Madi zos, Grimes, Waller, plus Bryan and Houston figures. Notes a convention in Lufkin and references a committee, budget, and policies but lacks complete context.
The Gulf Coast region and Curtis Morris discussed a tax survey and endorsed expediting its completion for submission at the annual Lufkin meeting. East Texas members highlighted dividends toward agriculture health fire protection unemployment relief and industrial development with widespread representation from many towns including Navasota Brenham Giddings Huntsville Conroe Galveston Longview Houston Bryan and College Station.
Brazos county agents urge farmers to enroll in the Live-at-Home plan with a $50 Lions Club prize and promote the Williamson wide-row trench silos to reduce guessing, boost profits, and improve corn and pasture management. They announce a field trip on February 13 from Bryan to view a trench silo.
About 250 to 300 negro farmers and farm women attended an all day and night demonstration at Canaan community Tuesday. Speaking were J. E. Stanford W. R. Mullough C. L. Benson and D. J. McDonald during the day with C B. Martin H. H. Williamson PV H S Estelle J. H. Williams at night. Demonstrations covered orchard care meat cutting canning and poultry culling.
Brazos County residents Deroy Martin and Luckty Richardson filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday. Mrs. T. H. Black is reported resting comfortably after an operation at a local hospital Monday.
Harold Williams of Fort Sam Houston is on furlough visiting relatives in Millican Navajo and Bryan. J E Cory and Miss Doris Simpson spent the weekend in Montague with Mr and Mrs E C Jameson. They returned Monday evening after a trip into Oklahoma. Rural life updates include filling station plans, brisk highway work, and efforts to surplus cotton. The Methodist church held missionary meetings and a Sunday conference led by Rev Avery.
The community welcomes sunshine after rain as farmers prepare land for corn and feed crops. 4-H club women plan an all day meeting at Alma Kindt Holden's this Wednesday. Local teachers and students work toward the county meet next month. The 4-H girls plant spring vegetables while families store can for winter. Several social visits and Sunday gatherings are noted with neighbors and friends across Kings Highway.
H L Durham superintendent of Bryan city schools travels to San Benito for a meeting of the South Texas Division of the State Teachers Association. He will be a principal speaker Thursday night discussing The Proposed Reorganization of the State Teachers Association.
V. S. Hillock explains that home grown roses from cuttings require proper depth and root setup to become vigorous on own roots. Replanting to form oblique downward roots on dirt cones fosters new canes and renews plants, aligning with Nature’s model rose and ongoing cycles.
Feb 10 Stan ford University editor Dr Walter C Eells will visit John Tarleton College on Feb 15 He will give a morning lecture and a night address in the college auditorium Also noted Bryan visitors Mr and Mrs Sam Dunlap Millican and Mr and Mrs J L Hensarling Wellborn. Hensarling serves as bailiff in district court in Bryan. Mrs J G Davis Shire mother of District Judge W C Davis visiting with her son.
A terse guide outlines the fastest method for making cottage cheese with emphasis on simplicity. It asserts a quick process yields the best texture and flavor, noting minimal steps and common kitchen shortcuts.
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