Program Of Cottonseed Crushers' Association At A. and M. College
The Texas Cottonseed Crushers' Association plans a February 27 program at A M College with breakfast, department tours, cadet corps observations, meals, and department inspections. Executive, Educational, and A M College committees list members and visiting dignitaries from oil, agricultural and educational groups across Texas and nearby states.
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A. & M. College
Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
A. and M. College
Fred Hale
Hale
Flagg
Thornton
J. B. Bagley
Fraps
Daniel Bond
Vernon
Dudley Johnson
San Marcos
Chas, DuBose
Expression Club Hosts Pleasant February Meeting
Mrs Paul Stevens' Junior Expression Club met Saturday February 18 at 3 pm at the Barron home with Genevieve Barron and Dorothy Mangum as hostesses. An Edgar A Guest program featured poems and readings by Robaline Smith Helen Miller Dorothy Mangum and others in a varied lineup.
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Paul Stevens
Genevieve Barron
Dorothy Mangum
W. S. Barron
P. S. Mangum
Edgar A
Robaline Smith
Bud
Walter Holden Jr Fine
Helen Miller
Harry Wayne Williams
Dolly
Oliver Ruth Hensarling
Mary
Elizabeth Holmes
Johnny
Peggy Stuart
Doris Maé “Warren
Lynette Edge
Litty Dog
Oliver Go
Mrs J R Astin hosts bridge luncheon at Rice
Mrs J R Astin’s bridge luncheon at the Rice Saturday honored winter guests Mrs C W Butt of Mobile and Mrs Henry Norris of Milwaukee. Mrs Lula Bryan Rambaud leaves today for Florida. the dining room showcased spring flowers, lace, and venetian receptacles with sweet peas jonquils and silver candelabras.
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J. R. Astin
C. W. Butt
Mobile
Alabama
Henry Norris
Milwaukee
Lula Bryan Rambaud
Florida
Souvenirs Awarded At Table Close In Houston Event
Smart souvenirs were awarded at each table tied with ribbons to match the flowers as bridge pads and tallies concluded the game area.
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Houston Chronicle
Hearne Chamber Dinner Marks 14th Anniversary
Hearne chamber of commerce will host a banquet on February 28 to celebrate the organization’s 14th anniversary. Principal speaker will be W. N. Blanton from the East Texas Chamber of Commerce.
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Hearne Chamber
Hearne
Chamber of Commerce
W. N. Blanton
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Nitrate Agent Visits In Bryan
W H Bush district agent from the Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau in Houston Texas toured Bryan today and met with County Agent Benson to plan cooperative fertilizer demonstrations in Brazos county. The plan includes a cotton demonstration with 540 pounds of fertilizer per acre and additional demonstrations in corn and cotton with lower application rates.
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W. H. Bush
Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau
Houston
Texas
Bryan
Benson
Brazos County
Extension Service Social Meet at Mrs Eudaly Home
The Extension Service Club gathered at Mrs E R Eudaly's house with Mrs C B Webster and Mrs T Esce as joint hostesses. After a brief business session attendees enjoyed punch olives sandwiches and cakes with George Washington themed decorations. Members listed include Mrs G E Adams Mrs R R Lancaster Mrs G W Barnes and others.
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Extension Service Club
E. R. Eudaly
C. B. Webster
George Washington
G. E. Adams
R. R. Lancaster
George W. Barnes
E.A. Miller
Maggie W. Barry
J. S. Mugford
W. H. Darrow
G. W. Orms
John T. Eagan
H. E. Randolph
A. L. Smith
O. O. Henderson
T. FE. Wallace
S. C. Hoyle
G. B. Webster
H. H. Williamson
S. D. Hughes
G. F. Watson
First Five Books Labeled as Pentateuch
The text notes that the initial five books of the Bible are recognized as the Pentateuch. It identifies the term as the traditional designation used to describe Genesis through Deuteronomy.
Former Bryan Man Returns to Make Home In Dallas
Mr. Tuffly, a former Bryan resident and past Texas Drug Traveler’s Association president, returns to Dallas to serve as general manager for the Preville Parlament of Paris. He will base headquarters in the Mercantile Bank Building and direct seventy eight salesmen from the Dallas office. He formerly travelled the South for twenty two years in the drug trade and recently moved to Kansas City.
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Dallas News
Bryan
Tuffly
Nanine Hall
Mattie Hall
H. J. Tuffly
Dallas
Texas Drug Traveler’s Association
United States
Preville Parlament
Paris
France
Mercantile Bank
South
Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Music Theme Dominates Bryan Woman's Club Meeting
Full attendance as Mrs. E H Astin opened the Bryan Woman's Club. The program focused on American Music with papers on Indian music and American opera. Mrs. Conway entertained with Indian piano pieces and a quartet of Negro singers closed the hour with spirituals.
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Bryan Woman’s Club
E. H. Astin
R. S. Webb
J. H. Conway
J. Webb Howell
A. M. Waldrop
Tyler Haswell
Kay Hassell
Bryan II Senior Class Largest In Its History
The Bryan II Senior class of 78 students is the largest in the school's history with 45 expected to graduate in May under Supt. H. L. Durham. Listed are 28 students likely to graduate in May after completing remaining work with at least a C minus and several others who can graduate in May with enough grade points. A group of seniors cannot finish before the summer session, including Curtis Cobb and others, with numerous names detailed.
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Bryan ii
Bryan High
Supt
H. L. Durham
Weldon Alsebrook
Emma Benson
Frances Benson
Theodore Boriskie
Mavis Brogdon
Opal Brogdon
Freddie Conrad
Horace Dansby
Leila Davis
Dorothy Doane
Gladys Edge
Mary Edge
Nelson Fuller
Henry Godwin
Margaret Grant
Edwin Hayes
Katherine Henderson
Ida Belle Higgs
Coulter Hoppess
Lauretia Jancik
Mable Jones
Christine Kellett
Rita Kraft
Nell King
Sam Kaplan
Frances Locke
Nellie Ruth Martin
Gary Minkert
Nina Mae Moore
Vella McAlily
Elsie McLeroy
Mildred
Lewis Nichols
Harry Prager
Margaret Cobb
Mary Merka
Lillian Buchanan
Brazos County Grand Jury Returns 24 Indictments
The Brazos county grand jury returned twenty three felony indictments and one misdemeanor after a week long session led by foreman W. B. Higgs. A full report of the indictments will appear in Tuesday’s Eagle.
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Brazos County
Higgs
Death claims Dr. W F Odom at Kurten
Dr. W F Odom a leading Brazos county physician died at his Kurten home at about 6 00 am cause said to be apoplexy He 58 born in Alabama is survived by his widow three daughters and two sons Funeral at Kurten Baptist church Saturday at 2 30 pm with services by Rev R E Day and Rev J J Pipkin burial at Kurten cemetery with Cedar Creek Lodge No 300 A F and A M and Brazos Union Lodge No 129 A F and A M assisting Friends invited
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Bryan
W.F. Odom
Kurten
Brazos County
W. F. Odom
Alabama
Alice
Gussie
Pansy Owen
Freddy
Henry Odom
Baptist Church
R. E. Day
J. J. Pipkin
Cedar Creek
A. F
A. M
Brazos
Almost Mistakes Bryan For Waco
Robert Irvine a former Caldwell jewelry store official and ex vice president of the Lions Club of Bryan, says he mistook Bryan for Waco on arriving by train this morning. He plans to stay several days and may decide to make Bryan his permanent home.
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Robert Irvine
Cald
The
Lions Club
Bryan
Childress
Waco
Irvine
Four Criminal Cases Set By Judge Davis
Four criminal cases were set Monday in district court by Judge W C Davis. The most important case is State of Texas v Elwell Satterwhite charged with rape scheduled for Thursday March 8. Fritz Jerricho charged with selling intoxicating liquors set for Tuesday Feb 28. E P Leake charged with possession of intoxicating liquors for sale set for Monday Feb 27. Ben Strain and P P ONeill charged with theft from the person set for Monday Feb 27.
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W. C. Davis
State of Texas
Elwell Satterwhite
Fritz Jerricho
E. P. Leake
Ben Strain
P. P. O'Neill
Bees Do Not Gather Honey Directly From Flowers
Houston naturalist Prof. H. P. Attwater says bees collect nectar from blossoms, convert it chemically, and store honey in the combs. He notes 56 000 clover blooms needed for a pound of honey and Texas leads U S honey output with 5 million pounds annually. Beekeeping touted as a fascinating and profitable occupation amid favorable Texas climates and flora.
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Associated Press
Houston
H. P. Attwater
Attwater
Texas
United States
Uvalde
Beeville
San Antonio
Bexar County
Chapperal
Vogel Heads Cosmopolitan Club at A and M College
Newly elected officers include W. F. Vogel president K. S. Garsha vice president F. Castillo secretary and A. Garrcia treasurer A large crowd attended the Cos mopolitan Club meeting at the Y M C A parlors Darwish Haidary spoke on The History of the Arab highlighting Eastern thought and American influence and urged students to attend future lectures by young representatives from foreign lands
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Cosmopolitan Club of
A. and M. College
W. F. Vogel
K. S. Garsha
F. Castillo
A. Garrcia
Cosmopolitan Club
Darwish Haidary
Feather vs Gold Weighing Pounds Distinguish Avoirdupois vs Troy
The saying explains a common weight paradox: a pound of feathers weighs more than a pound of gold because feathers use the avoirdupois ounce and pound, totaling sixteen ounces per pound, while gold uses the troy system with twelve ounces per pound.
Claude Pollard Honored At Bar Dinner in College Hall
Dr. T. O. Walton hosted a Sunday noon dinner at Guion Hall honoring Attorney General Claude Pollard of Austin who spoke at convocation that morning. Guests included Brazos County Bar Association members and local attorneys W. S. Barron F. L. Henderson H. O. Ferguson R. W. Armstrong W. C. Davis Robert Armstrong W. E. Neeley and La mar Bethea.
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T. O. Walton
A. & M. College
Claude Pollard
Austin
Guion Hall
Brazos County Bar Association
Pr. T. QO. Walton
W. S. Barron
F. L. Henderson
H. O. Ferguson
R. W. Armstrong
W. C. Davis
Robert Armstrong
W. E. Neeley
Lamar Bethea
A. S. Ware
Bryan Woman To Have A Painting In Dallas Forum
Miss Marie Haines of College Station will exhibit two pictures at the seventeenth annual Texas artists exhibition held by the Dallas Woman's Forum. The opening at Stoneleigh Court on Sunday March 4 will host the board of directors and the art department executive committee as they honor artists and exhibitors.
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Bryan
College Station
Texas
Dallas
Forum
Dallas Woman's Forum
Civil Case Settled and One Reset by Local Court
Judge W C Davis reported two civil matters in district court. HH O Boatwright versus Jacob Brown settled with the defendant to execute a deed to the disputed property. Lacy Manufacturing Company versus M B Wallace was reset for Wednesday, with the defendant alleged to owe a debt in oil drilling, which he denies.
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W. C. Davis
HH. O. Boatwright
Jacob Brown
The
Lacy Manufacturing Company
M. BE. Wallace
Bryan Public School Elimination Contests March 2
Bryan public schools hold city elimination contests March 2 to choose representatives for county meet. East Side and West Side Elementary and Bryan High enter declamation, debating, extemporaneous speaking, music memory, essay writing, spelling, and track events with 200+ students competing.
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Bryan Public School
Bryan
Razos County
East Side Eleentary
West Side
Wesa Weddington
Ruby Butler
Sue Benton
West Siders
Butler
Miss Holt
Junia
Elizabeth Holt
Cargo
Farrison
Dorothy Ettle
Lucy Harrison
Lelia Griffin
Zuber
Safronia Carryton
T Side Elementary
Garet Zuber
West
Enty
Mary Hyn
Lois Wilcox
Edwardrs
Hyman
County
Reet
Buildin
Wesa Weddingt
O’elock
Lutier
Kolt
Miss Suber
Sloop
Ewart
Miss Ettle
Bilsing to Aid in Brazos Rodent Eradication Campaign
Dr S W Bilsing of A and M College Entomology and Messrs L C Whitehead and E D Spencer of the U S Biological Survey visit County Agent C L Benson offering help for a rodent campaign in Brazos county. Spencer reports Bell county killed over 200000 rats in five weeks, saving farmers about 500000 dollars. Brazos may start late March if locals show interest.
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S. W. Bilsing
Department of Entomology
A. and M. College
Messrs
L. C. Whitehead
ED. A. Spencer
U. S. Biological Survey
C. L. Benson
Brazos County
Bell County
Brazos
Howell and Astin Named Cotton Delegates
Gov. Danae appointed J. Web Astin and P. Gabbard to join other Tex delegates at the cotton acreage reduction conference opening in Jackson Mississippi on February 20. Delegates traveled to Mississippi this day. Dr B Youngblood of the U S Department of Agriculture will speak on cotton and cotton products use, with Dr Coad to address the boll weevil menace.
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United States Department of Agriculture
16 Month Old Baby Dies Today in Bryan
George Cannon Davis aged 16 months died Saturday morning February 18 at 8 a m at the family home three miles west of Bryan after a short illness with measles and complications. Funeral is set for Sunday at 3 p m at Bryan City Cemetery with Rev Roy Holloman of College Avenue Baptist Church officiating. Interment in the city cemetery. McCulloch Dansby funeral directors in charge. He is survived by his parents three sisters Ruby Earl Aline Roma and two brothers Edwin and Donald. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.
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George Cannon Davis
Wayne Davis
Bryan
Bryan City
Roy 5. Holloman
Callege Avenue Baptist Church
McCulloch-Dansby
Ruby Earl
Aline
Roma Davis
Edwin
Donald Davis
Bryan Girl Saved By Omaha Police
A Bryan Texas woman Leona Eden was rescued after attempting to drop through a manhole in Omaha. She had given workers at a local charity her name when seeking aid days earlier. Col Eden traveled to Omaha to visit his daughter and may return to Bryan soon. Leona had left Bryan the previous week seeking work.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Leona Eden
Bryan
Texas
Col. Eden
Leona
Mrs Astin Hosts Farewell Bridge Luncheon at Rice Hotel
Mrs J R Astin visiting from Shoreacres Munford hosts a buffet luncheon and bridge at the Rice Hotel to bid farewell to friends before wintering in Howaton. Guests include Mrs Henry Norris Milwaukee Mrs H G Safford Mobile Mrs C W Butt Mobile and Mrs Laura Bryton Rambaud who plans motor trip to Florida.
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J.R. Astin
Shoreacres
Munford
Rice
Henry, Norris
Milwaukee
Howaton
H. G. Safford
C. W. Butt
Mobile
Ala
E. D. McCan
Laura Bryton Rambaud
Esver
Florida
Houston
Chronicle
Opening of the LaSalle Hotel April 1 Guests Named
Distinguished guests include Mr and Mrs Dupree Fountain LaSalle Hotel manager, Mr and Mrs J T Rawcliffe Representative John M Kirby and Mr Clinton W Cooley president Marine Bank and Trust Co with Mrs Cooley. They accepted invitations to attend the hotel opening on April 1.
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Dupree Fountain
LaSalle Hotel
J. T. Rawcliffe
John M. Kirby
Baker Heads Legion Post Formed Here
C L Baker Jr of Bryan elected post commander of a new American Legion post formed last night at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Ernest Cox of Corsicana acted as temporary chairman and C W Carnes of Houston as temporary secretary. Dues set at 3 50 annually and a campaign for members planned. Officers elected include Commander C L Baker Vice Commander Ty Cobb Adjutant A S McSwain Historian Major J E Sloan Senior Officer O A Ashworth Chaplain Rev Jesse Thompson Sergeant at Arms Robert Phillips.
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C. L. Baker Jr
Bryan
Cotton School of
M. College
Dan
J. E. Sloan
O. A. Ashworth
Jesse Thompson
Robert Phillips
March 10 Is Set as Press Day at Fort Worth Exposition
Fort Worth proclaims March 10 as Texas Press Association day at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. The event will honor newspapermen with novel entertainments and a red letter day atmosphere for editors and staff.
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Fort Worth
Texas Press Association
Bryan Girl Makes Honor Roll at State University Austin
Dean T A Taylor of the University of Texas College of Engineering announced the honor roll for the past semester listing 66 top students. Miss Lily Rush Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Mills P Walker earned a place among the engineering faculty's best 10 percent.
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Bryan Girl
State University
Austin
T. A. Taylor
University of Texas College of Engineering
Lily Rush Walker
Mills P. Walker
Perhaps a Man Half Way Correct
Poem by Doug Malloch reflects on human imperfection and shared faults. It suggests that people judge others harshly while recognizing their own missteps. The speaker admits personal faults and urges charity toward all men, including the reader.
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Bia
D. C
Geo. H. Bennett
International and
A. L. Ward
J. Webb
Peoples’ Cotton Oil Co
Wharton
W. L. Weber
Taft Oil and Gin Co
Taft
G. O. Flaitz
Merchants & Planters Cotton Oil Co
Shreveport
J. E. Bryam
Red River Cotton Oil Co
Alexandria
Harry D. Wilson
Baton Rouge
C. H. Staples
Stillwater
Okla
W. F. Lindsay
Ada
P. A. Norris
Choctaw Cotton Oil Co
E. Cook
Guthrie Cotton Oil Co
Guthrie
Kenneth Edwards
Singleton Stock Farm
Midlothian
Paul Plunkett
Cherokee Cotton Oil Co
Fort Smith
Ark
Expression Club
Woman’s Club
Grand
Doctor Odom
Weather Bureau of A. and
Vogel
Dallas Forum
Eva Stewart
Elizabeth Suber
Yior
Ude’ Poe
Mr. Bethany
Miss Weddington
Bilsing
Howell
Astin
Cotton
Baker Heads
POST
Beth
You
Ste
Charity
Doug Malloch
Jaufmionio
Star Products Co
Cameron
Roman & Vick
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