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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1935

Page

5

People and trips fill Bryan area social notes

County Agent C. L. Beason and daughters Elliott and Margaret visited Mrs Beason in Houston while she is seriously ill after two operations. Many locals travel to Austin, Huntsville, Taylor, Waco, and Galveston for visits, study, or errands. others move homes or attend events as family and friends recuperate or socialize in Bryan and surrounding areas.

C. L. Beason Elliott Margaret Houston Beason Methodist Hospital Frances Cloud Ann Farle Charles Roeber Austin Taylor Ruth Nell Pipkin Ross Groginsky Monette Groginsky Bryan E. J. Smith, Jr Port Arthur Charles Ramsey Smith Mr. Smith C. S. LaHatte T. P. Boyett Boyett Rosenberg John Jones Harvey Ona Belle Holland Jack D.D. Howell R. . Persons Roland Dorothy Mangum Waco W. P. Trant Russell Bean Caldwell Truman D. Craddock New Orleans H. Lazarus H. T. Coulter Ted Ryan Rockdale A. W. Coulter J. L. Burt Smetana J. R. Barnett Steep Hollow J. W. Ford Ben Hooker Normangee Frank Seale Benchley J. A. Kopecky Rye Erning J. R. Davis North Walch Henry Seaman Richard Seaman George Wiese H. O. Ferguson Georgetown Ethel Southwestern University Erwin Christenson Alleon Academy D. Jolly Abilene Reuben Haygood Dean Mexia Jno B. Mike Lucille Marlin Louis D. Mike

Erosion Control Conference at Texas A M held Friday

A soil erosion control conference in College Station brought visitors to meet with A M College Extension Service and Experiment Station leaders. Dr H W Geib from Elm Creek Temple headquarter, Louis Merrill from Duck Creek Smith County Lindale, and Paul G Haines from Austin attended with President Walton and other directors.

Texas College Station A. & M. College Extension Service Texas Agricultural Experiment Station T. C. Walton H. W. Geib Elm Creek Temple Louis P. Merrill Duck Creek Smith County Lindale Paul G. Haines State Vocational Austin Walton C. B. Martin A. B. Conner

Local Marriage Licenses List

Merced Rodriguz and Miss Ade la Lopes J W McCulloch and Miss Mal line Sullivan Taylor Willingham and Miss Frances Higgs Oliver Anderson and Juanita Munson

Merced Rodriguz Adela Lopes J. W. McCulloch Malline Sullivan Taylor Willingham Frances Higgs Oliver Anderson Juanita Munson

Silver wedding celebrated with open house in Bryan

Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bentley hosted an open house on South Bryan avenue from 2:30 to 5 on Sunday to mark 25 years of marriage. More than a hundred guests admired flower displays, a brand book register, and gifts including a silver tea service and a rose bowl from CCC soil erosion camps personnel.

M. R. Bentley South Bryan Avenue A. S. Allison Cleburne M. M. Erskine M. Francis Lee J. Rowntree M. K. Thornton O. B. Martin R. R. Reppert E. R. Miller H. P. Smith Rosa Stubenrauch Parker Hanna C. W. Simmons Wesley Bentley Houston Ann Bentley University of Texas, Austin Stillwater Okla Bryan M. College G. W. Barnes T. A. Fuller Belton Emily Wiman Louise Clapp Gulfport G. H. Glover Orie Brummett J. S. Earle Hillsboro B. P. Garney Jr George T. Young Brenham Lete Kern Hannaford Jerry Hannaford

W. W. Griffin Celebrates 85th Birthday With Friends

W. W. Griffin, born February 17 1850 in Selma Alabama, marked his 85th birthday February 17 1935 with a dinner at his Bryan Texas home. Guests included his son G. G. Griffin and friends such as D. C. Jones F. E. Lichte and Dr. S. C. Richardson. cake was sent by Mrs. Kay Halsell. Griffin moved to Texas in 1866 with his mother and sister and has lived in Brazos County ever since.

W. W. Griffin Selma Alabama Bryan Lelia Griffin D. C. Jones Kay Halsell Texas Caldwell Brazos County Griffin G. G. Griffin F. E. Lichte D. C

Religion and Liberty in Early Texas Colonies

Austin reports letters from Texas colonists under Stephen F. Austin detailing the oath to support Catholicism and the tolerance that followed. The writer argues religious liberty thrived, noting lack of enforcement, elected officials, and broad political compromise that protected settlers while embedding Catholicism in law.

Texas Mexico Austin Territory of Stephen F. Austin University of Texas Library Mexican Republic

Social Visit Notes From Dallas Meeting

Mrs Jack Bullard and Mrs W C Holmes visit sister Mrs R L May and family in Dallas during a regional gathering. The trio's stay coincides with local events and planned gatherings.

Jack Bullard Mrs. W. C. Holmes R. L. May Dallas

Mr and Mrs Jess Shelton Travel to Galveston on Business

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shelton traveled to Galveston for business. No further details on the purpose or outcomes are provided in the report.

Jess Shelton Galveston

Henry Lock of Zack Visits Bryan This Morning

Henry Lock of Zack was a visitor in Bryan this morning, stopping briefly to meet locals and observe city activities. He spoke with residents and departed peacefully after a short stay.

Henry Lock Zack Bryan

Woodville Pupils Celebrate Valentine Party

Students at Woodville school enjoyed a Valentine party on Thursday afternoon. A large box of Valentines was distributed to pupils and a red geranium was sent to teacher Mrs P A Tardy. Former student Lena Palasota donated a white cake with red hearts, and Dixie cups of ice cream and valentine candy were served.

Ethel Ferguson Lily Rush Walker Jesse Jackson Lois Brown Woodville P. A. Tardy Lena Palasota

Ex Bryan Woman Breaks Leg Bone While Sleighing

Mrs. N. L. McCullough Miss Adel Hall and Mr and Mrs Dan S Hall Bryan receive letters from Harvey Blanton Baltimore about Mrs Blanton’s sleighing accident during a winter ride. She fractured two leg bones one above and one below the knee. she is healing in a cast.

Bryan N. L. McCullough Adel Hall Dan S. Hall of Harvey Blanton Baltimore Blanton Rebecca Hall T. P. Hall Steep Hollow

La Salle Reaches Matagorda Bay Founding Fort St. Louis

In February 1685 Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle landed at Matagorda Bay Texas while seeking the Mississippi mouth and founded Fort St. Louis there. The fort hosted Texas's first Christian marriage.

Robert Cavelier Sieur de la Salle Mississippi River Texas Matagorda Bay Fort St. Louis

Public Health Conference Attended by State Official in Bryan

Charles D. Reece director of communicable disease control in the State Department of Health met S. M. Brown chairman of the public health committee of the Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce in Bryan on Thursday. Reece was guest speaker at a luncheon hosted by the Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs where a health program was presented by the Reading Club.

Charles D. Reece

Roosevelt Birthday Ball Returns Aid Crippled Children

Final receipts from the Roosevelt birthday ball in Bryan show 180.91 dollars remained in Bryan and were given to the Brazos County Health Committee for crippled children. Another 77.52 dollars was allocated to the national movement for the prevention of infantile paralysis.

Bryan John Seeley Caldwell Brazos National Movement For the

Mrs Sedrani Goes To Lafayette For Brother Mit Morehead

Mrs. Fred Sedrani left Tuesday for Lafayette Louisiana to fetch her brother Mit Morehead assistant manager for Montgomery Ward and Co. He has suffered a two week illness with flu and comes to Bryan to regain his health.

Fred Sedrani Lafayette Mit Morehead Montgomery Ward & Co Bryan Mit

Methodist Young People Leaders Meet On Monday

The Young People's League of the First Methodist Church held a business session with Mr and Mrs FE Bryant to plan future activities. They aim to raise the youth share for the new educational building, host a Friday social, a Saturday candy and fruit sale, and attend the training school at the church March 31 to April 6. A district conference was planned for Bryan. Epworth League shows progress with about 70 members and will handle music next Sunday evening. Officers Dorothy Davis Pauline Patterson Catherine Lawrence Betty Syptak Raymond Gregg Nell Spell attended.

Young People’s League of the First Methodist Church FE. R Bryant Methodist Church Bryan Epworth League Madisonville

Methodists Plan Training School Led by Stanton

A training school at First Methodist Church is planned from March 31 to April 6 with First Presbyterian members joining. E M Stanton, chairman of the Christian Board of Education of the Texas Conference, will lead in Bryan. Evening classes run 7 30 to 9 with three courses: Organizing Christian Education in the Local Church, Principles of Teaching, and Church Loyalty and Efficiency.

First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church E. M. Stanton Christian Board of Education Texas Conference Bryan

Plan Rummage Sale By Lily Cochran Class

The Lily Cochran class of the First Methodist Church school led by Theodor Mahler plans a rummage sale to raise funds for the class building drive. Friends are urged to donate articles by bringing them to the church or calling Mr Mahler.

Lily Cochran First Methodist Church School Theodor Mahler Mahler

Emulsion Rejuvenates Weak Four-Year-Old Child

A testimonial from Wm Heart of New Castle Indiana claims Milks Emulsion restored his four year old son's health. The product is described as a palatable solid emulsion easing bowel action and increasing appetite. Two bottle prices are listed and a money back guarantee is offered. Sold by druggists nationwide.

Heart Bundy Ave New Castle Ind The Milks Emulsion Co Terre +ay Ind

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