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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1932

Page

3

Washington Day social whirl fills Bryan homes with style

Bryan society gathers for multiple Washington Day events across homes in Bryan and Waco. Bridges, tea, and games highlight a sequence of forthright gatherings with George Washington motifs. Notable guests include Misses Ada Herbelin Emily Sparks and Mrs. R L Carroll.

Rthur L. Smith Bryan B. W. Stephens Lasker Avenue Waco George Washington Robert Markham Adrienne Herbelin Emily Sparks

Popular Couple Weds at First Methodist Parsonage

Miss Richie Newland daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Newland and Sergeant J W King of the A and M College military unit were quietly married Saturday February at the First Methodist parsonage in Bryan Rev Ed J Harris officiating Only immediate family and a few close friends attended The bride active in Bryan First Methodist church and Mr King long time resident of Bryan and Cody Wyoming after World War I They reside in a stone bungalow in Rems Addition on College Road and await congratulations from friends

Richie Newland R. J. Newland J. W. King Military Department M. College J. King Cody Wyoming Bryan American Expeditionary Forces Set Mrs. King Rems Addition College Road

Fashions in Brief Accessories for Spring Wear

Gloves are discreet and neat. Stockings deepen in tone. Shoes favor al ligator pin seal calf or kid with restrained shapes. Costume jewelry tilts to gold and pearls. Sweaters stay businesslike. Purses are plain and medium in size.

Local Couple Weds by Surprise in Robertson County

Miss Doris Beard and Charles Watson a cotton buyer for Bush and Witherspoon surprised friends by marrying Monday. Rev. A F E Walker of the Church of Christ performed the ceremony. They obtained their marriage license in Robertson County.

Doris Beard Charles Watson Bush and Witherspoon A. FE. Walker Church of Christ Robertson County

Theodore Roosevelt Homeschooled for Indelicate Constitution

Theodore Roosevelt, due to an indelicate constitution, received his grammar school education at home rather than in a formal classroom setting.

Theodore Roosevelt

Ancient Egyptian Baepipe Once Common Tool

The baepipe was in common use among the ancient Egyptians. This sentence notes a historical tool’s widespread use in ancient Egyptian society.

Washington Bicentennial Parade Fetes George Washington in Bryan

A large Bryan celebration marks the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth with a morning parade through Bryan College Station Brazos County and a Stephen F. Austin High School program led by Dr. T O Walton Texas A and M College president. The event features Allen Academy Texas A M College and Bryan Municipal bands, school children, civic groups and veterans in a multi-formation procession.

Washington Bryan Stephen F. Austin High School T. O. Walton Texas A. and M. College Charles Cochran Walton Lee J. Rountree W. S. Howell College Station Brazos County Allen Academy Texas A. & M. College George Washington Court House Washington Avenue Main Street Texas A. & M. College Allen Bowie Travis St. Joseph’s America Tom Bagley R. J. Dunn Bryantt Bryan Municipal Band Henry Locke Earl Graham Post American Legion Legion Parent-Teachers Association Bryan Woman's Club Catholic Daughters of America Daughters of the American Revolution Bryan Reading Club Woman’s Benefit Association Campus Study Club Bryan and Tabor

Parade Honors Include Washington Costumes And Civic Leaders

An Independence Day parade featured children in red white and blue with two tots dressed as George and Martha Washington. Col C C Todd led the grand marshal's lineup while division leaders included J W Brown Travis Britton Henderson Smetana Bunting Kurten N R Smith and Harry K F Estill. The Negro division was led by L A Nash Robert Neal and Dr W A Hammond with costumes recalling Washington era attire and buff breeches and velvet coats.

Emile Jane Adams George E. Adams Washington Emily George Washington Martha Washington George G. E. Adams Arthur A. Hyde Martha Ray -McDaniel Robert McDaniel

A M College Horse Show Postponed To Saturday Afternoon

The mid winter horse show for Texas A and M Army personnel and friends is moved from Wednesday to Saturday at 1 30 PM due to rain. Lt J W Carroll in charge says if no heavy rain falls the event will proceed. Classes include military three gaited open jumping best trained mount and stake race with prizes. Major I G Walker chairs the show with Capt Richards and Lt Carroll among officials.

College Station Texas A. & M. College Army J. W. Carroll Carroll College Veterinary and I. G. Walker 5. Richards Igrounds

McKinney Plans Large Roasting Ear Corn Planting

McKinney Chamber of Commerce directors in a special meeting unanimously favored planting 2,000 acres of white roasting ear corn in five acre tracts across the county this spring. Large vats will be installed here to chill the corn in the roasting can stage and it will be packed in refrigerator cars for nationwide shipment.

McKinney McKinney Chamber of Commerce

Weather of the Week Shows Heavy Rain and Cool Nights

Heavy rainfall and low temperatures dominated the past week with a high of 77 on Tuesday and a low of 50 on Friday. Weekly rainfall totaled 4.74 inches with notable daily amounts including 2.15 inches Saturday and 1.82 inches Thursday.

Chen S- ST

Bronchos Sweep District Meet in Strong Form

Bryan High Bronchos dominated district foes last weekend sweeping LaGrange 46 16 Willis 26 16 and Weimar 36 16 to solidify a bid for bi district play. Captain J T Lang starred on both ends while Lawless Carroll Parker and Edge contributed solid defense and scoring.

Bryan High Broncho LaGrange Willis Weimar W. R. Carmichael Bloomington High Jeff Davis High School J. T. Lang Lang Lawless Carroll la Grange Parker Edge Carmichael Crenshaw Bronchos Austin

Funeral Service Held for Aunt of Bryan Woman

Wilson Bradley received a message that his aged aunt Mrs. J. W. Scurry of Gorman died Sunday morning February 21 at age 73 after a period of ill health. She is survived by her brother John Spencer of Gorman and nieces and nephews including Mrs. Troy Hamner of Tuscaloosa and Mrs. Wilson Bradley of Bryan. Funeral services were held Monday at Commanche.

Wilson Bradley Scurry John Spencer Gorman Troy Hamner Tuscaloosa Ala W. H. Templeton Cleburne A. L. Russi Houston Bryan

Intend to Marry Rubin King and Margaret Wilson

Rubin King and Margaret Wilson of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday.

Rubin King Margaret Wilson Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Col Todds Horse Slips On Main Street Parade

Slippery pavement caused Col. C. C. Todds horse to slip during the Washington parade on Main street this morning. Neither the horse nor Col. Todd was injured, and the animal regained its feet as he led it away. Also mentions Madison as state capital site and Miss Marjorie Beaumont returning home after a weekend in Bryan.

Col. C. C. Todd Washington Parade Main Street Col. Todd Madison Wis Marjorie Beaumont Hearne Bryan Lillian Beaumont East 26Th Street

Former Student of A M Is Made Farm Loan Head

Owen W. Sherrill of Georgetown named manager of the Dallas office of the Southwestern regional agricultural loan section of the Federal Reconstruction Corporation. The Dallas office will serve Texas New Mexico and Arizona with about 6 million dollars in loans anticipated. Sherrill, a Bryan College Station alum and former association president, has long tied to Extension Service and banking relations.

Dallas Southwestern Agricultural Loan Federal Reconstruction Corporation Owen W. Sherrill Georgetown Sherrill Washington Hyde Sherill John W. Carpenter Texas New Mexico Arizona Bryan College Station The College Jan Former Students’ Association Extension Service

Naval guns shifted from rope priming to new ignition method

The practice of firing naval guns used a priming and a strand of match rope until 1780. The shift in ignition methods marks a notable change in artillery technique during that era.

Local Social Notes Highlight Beaumont Hi-Y Conv. and Bryan Visits

William Nash Arthur Stewart Wayne Durham and Davis Grant return from Beaumont after attending the Hi Y convention representing Stephen F. Austin high school. Numerous Bryan residents make visits to Houston Franklin Dallas and Galveston while Mrs. T F Jones and Mrs. C M Campbell host and news of upcoming family events and local church council meetings spread through the week.

William Nash Arthur Stewart Wayne Durham Davis Grant Beaumont Stephen F. Austin High School R. B. Grant Franklin Grant Lillie Scott Pattie Minkert Houston D. L. Hudson Cora Ellen Pos Helen Minkert Minkert Industrial Day Home Wilson Bradley Comanche J. W. Scurry Mary Frances Harris Texas University Austin J. Harris Frank Ripper Billie San Antonio Hamp Buchanan Kurton Bryan H. T. Wheeless Harry B. Gerbens Port Arthur D. C. Jones T. F. Jones C. M. Campbell W. C. Holly Cuero College R. B. Butler J. T. L. Mc- New L. N. Yeager Navasote Workers’ Council of Creath C. L. Benson Bryan Eagle Eugene Edge Eugene Edge & Son Dallas Edge Robert Tillery of Cavert Alton Murphy Mineral Wells J. T. L. McNew Doris Franks Neal Powers Emmett Holland George Foster Brazos Valley W. H. Cole Oak McKenzie Oak, Jr Mildred Clark Winslow Huntsville Jeanette Jones E. T. Jones Galveston J. M. Ferguson Forrest Jones R. G. Williams Bernice Blackwell E. H. Eicholtz Bobby Jean Echoltz Washington Thomas A. Gray Bedias Workers Council of Creath-Brazos Association First Baptist Church

Baylor Students Honor Guests of Baptist Banquet

Baylor College Belton hosted a Baptist Senior banquet for Texas A and M College seniors. The parlor was decorated with flags and red white and blue accents. Guests enjoyed a program of songs readings and speeches with Rev R L Brown and Miss Myra Lynn Ray among the presenters.

Baptist Union Students’ Council Baylor College Belton Baptist Texas A M. College Baptist Church George Washington United States Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College R. L. Brown Harvie George D. B. Cofer Martha Myra Lynn Ray Continental Congress Rotary Katherine McNeeley Myrtle Robertson Zula Lee J. Rountree Taps Emerald Isle Washington Adeline Easley Sybil Ferguson Orlena Stanley Katherine McNeily Doris Goodjoin Virginia McNeily Eloise Bittle Ann Wall Jewel Starr Bernice Skeens Merle Wetzel Crys Welsh Merle Hall Eunice Hill Myrtle Lloyd Susie Colsen Zula Holland Messrs J. A. Pranglin M. Moor J. C. Mowery H. D. Pool J. W. Gibbs J. H. Caddes J. E. Latta J. T. Vantine A. A. E. Stanchos D. V. Fitz K. W. McFatridge V. D. Want W. E. Carmichael

Make Money Out of Your Spare Time

Young people out of work are urged to train for modern secretarial or accounting roles as business schools see low enrollment. With fewer trained graduates, competition will be tougher and better positions require up to date skills. Byrne Commercial College offers Complete Secretarial and Complete Business Administration programs across several cities. The British museum notes books printed in Korea as early as 1397.

Byrne Commercial College Dallas Houston San Antonis Fort Worth Oklahoma City British Museum Korea

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