Christmas Eve at St Andrew's Hosted by Mrs W
Church observance centered on the White Gifts pageant to evoke the cradle of the infant Jesus. A Negro orphanage visit followed, with gifts from St. Andrew’s Church School and adults, and thanks extended to all who helped with the evening’s program. The midnight service began at 11 o'clock with special numbers and carols performed by the choir and Rev. Robert Fietchey of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Up
Fam
Aus
Mession
St. Church School
W. W. Deattp
Dauip
Pisa
St. An
Robert Fietchey
Birmingham
Maupin
Funeral Service Held Today for Wife of Pastor
A funeral service for Clarerice Mortyn Hollomon wife of Pastor Hollomon took place today at Gullege Avenue Baptist Church. The service, led by Clarerice Mortyn’s husband, drew many mourners from the city and state. A procession to City Cemetery followed the church rites with floral tributes and a chapel program featuring hymns and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseg Fray
Gullege Avenue
Clarerice Mortyn
Gates
Rch
Grave City
Pulpid
Brs. BK
Corsicana
College Avenue Church
Hsband
Hotlomon
Fan City Cemetery
Direc McCulloch-Anneby Comryan
Richard Wapokety
Malcolm Smith
Byron » Jr
C. Hollomenthoma
Okla
Robert Bowers, Jr
Haslon, Ky
Blanche
Allie Sneers
Mes. O Bowers, Sr
Williams
Family Reunion Christmas Day in Sanders Home
A cheerful Christmas Day gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sanders. All their children attended, with many old friends dropping by. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Claire of St. Louis and extended family members Waldine Sanders and H. T. Downard of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
W. RB
Sandeys
Claire
Bt. Louis, Mo
Allert Dennit
W. C. Sanders
Waldine Sanders
H. T. Downard and Yall
Bryan
Intend to Marry Notice Filed for Adams and Niggs
Edward V. Adams and Belle Niggs filed notice of intention to marry in the county clerk's office. The notice, recorded by Jess B. Norning, states the couple’s intent to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Adams
Belle Niggs
Aary
Jess
B. Norning
Bryan Hosts Holiday Social Roundup of Visiting Kin
A tide of Christmas visitors and returning residents fills Bryan as relatives travel from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and Abilene to celebrate with local families. among those noted are Miss Cora Dulaney Miss Ross Withers Mr and Mrs Rollies Talman and others visiting in the homes of the Moore Woodward Johnson Gillespie and Higgs families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Robert Colglazier
Fort Worth
John A. Moore
W.2. Johnson
Orville Johnson
F. K. Largill
Fort,Worth
Houe
Rollies Talman
Hershell Baker
Abilene
Bryan
Baker
L. M. Johnson
Ross Withers
Houston
Trands
L. M. John
Ruby Karl Davis
Waynes Davis
Iouston
Tyrne Business College
Miss Davis
L. Bilis
Tyler Haswell
Ae Ara Haswell
Hollywood
California
Uitle
Haswell
Giraud
Huntsville
J. McDonald
Ant Daughey
Rad
Mickle Sanda
Muntsville
Stele MO McDonald
Goose Creek
L. Burney
Bobby
San Antonio
Mmie I
Garth
Tors
Sims
Coysicata
Chasai. Hills
Gilbert A. Giest
AS and
M. College
Mildred Salley
E. M. Salley
Ruth Johnson
Texas
Alfred Crocker
Lois
Bernice
Elizabeth Ann Beadley
First Presbyterian Church
Handel Violin Choir
Beaumont
Lollie Garvin
Navasota
Virginia Nendrix
Baylor College
Ida Belle Higgs
Vergne Adams
Garvin
W. S. Higgs
R. P. Marstellar
College
Roy Watson
Tyler
Geo. T. Young
Simmie
Ethel
Cross
E. H. Baker
Palacios
J. B. Fagan
W.A. Shannon
John Louis
Breckenridge
Tom Powers
Laura James
Eugene Edge
W. JH. Wrenn
Austin
Ida Belle Niges
W /S. Higgs
College Avenue
R. B. Dung
Kula Vraneis
Billy
Luling
D. B. Dunn
Full Cooperation Pledged to Farm By J E McDonald
J W McDonald agricultural commissioner elect pledges full cooperation with the federal farm board and farm agencies. He denies opposing the farm board and aims to improve agriculture through open relations with the Texas A and M College extension department. He emphasizes close ties between the agricultural department and the college for Texas farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.e.mcdonald
Austin
J. “W. McDonald
Federal Farm Board
McDonald
Extension Department of
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Agricultural Department
Texas
Wanted to Buy Coon Sum Skins with Tags
WANTED TO BUY Coon, mink and fur skins must have official tags. Enquiries may contact J.M. Boriskie at 2901 Parker Ave for purchase offers and details.
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Parker
42 Acres For Sale Near City Limits
Trade offering 42 acres well improved just outside city limits with phone contact at $2360 for F. Jones. Property details are sparse but indicate ready-to-use land near urban edge and a specific seller contact.
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Jones
One New Face in County Official List After New Terms
The county official list will show one new face as terms begin January 1 with oath ceremonies. W C Davis starts a fourth term as judge and is named presiding judge for 22 East Texas counties, Oak McKenzie returns as county attorney, J Cobb reelected as district clerk, J T Reed starts his third term as sheriff, A McSwain becomes second term as county judge, J M Ferguson begins a fourth term as tax collector, Frank Worsham is the only new face as tax assessor, with several others beginning or continuing terms across precincts and the commissioners court. All officials take oaths and file bonds as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
85Th Judicial District
Davis
Administrative Judicial District
Texas
State Senate
Oak McKenzie
A. S. Ware
Brazos County
F. M. Vance
Frank Worsham
R. L. Broach
Clyde F. Goen
J. .M. Ferguson
J. T. McGee
John Sabo
Pied IL Wehrman
Claude Buchanan
John M. Moore
Reception for Ex-Resident Brilliant Fete
A holiday themed reception hosted by Mesdames John R K Astin and Mable Castles at the Woman's Club honored former resident Mrs Bonner H Barnes of Sweetwater and Juli ette Castles with many former schoolmates and friends attending from Houston Port Arthur and distant cities. Guests included numerous Mmes and Misses from Dallas London England Newberry San Antonio and Birmingham among others, with a festive refreshment service in red and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RK. Astin
Mable Castles
Woman's Club
Bonner H. Barnes
Sweetwater
Barnes
Juliette Castles
Altheus Jenkins
Port Arthur
Hetty M. Garry
Jimmi Harrison
Ford Tyler
Houston
Will Astin O ‘Hearne
Robert A Harrison
KE. UH. Astin
Rk ¢ Astin
M. W. Sims
W. Daup
T. K. Lawrence
Texas 4-H Demonstrations Drive Self Reliance in Home Living
Progress in agriculture and home activity spans crops poultry dairy and gardening. Demonstrators push economical production with canning programs and 4-H pantry efforts guiding 15,000 farm families to stock and feed households while improving grading standardization and distribution nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iway
Texas
America
Extension Service
Turkey
Veterans Bureau estimates 191 loans in January
Washington Dec 80 The Veterans Administrator Hines estimated that 125000000 could be borrowed by World War I veterans on adjusted compensation certificates in 191. He said the bureau was prepared to lend 20900000 to 500000 veterans in January.
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Washington
Hines
Bureau
District Review Reports Mixed Economic Signals Across the Plains
A regional economic survey notes worsened by bad roads and low commodity prices. It cites Treasury certificates subscriptions totaling 52.7 million with 16.9 million allotted, declines in bank deposits and loans, and permits down 30 percent in November. Building activity, lumber and cement output fall while mortality and failures rise. rains slowed harvests but subsoil prospects look favorable. Prices drop, citrus and vegetable shipments grow from Rio Grande and Winter Garden, spinach volume up to December 15. Savings at 87 banks rise 0.1 percent for November. Textiles edge up as plants restart after October slowdowns, but overall activity lags 1929 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande Valley
Winter Garden
Texas
Christmas Pageant Given Wednesday For Rotarians
Bryan Rotarians were entertained at their weekly luncheon by the Saint Andrew's Church Sunday School pageant The Road to Bethlehem directed by Mrs W W Daup with music by Prof F D Fuller Henry Locke Jimmy Page and Miss Mildred Salley Attending were visiting Rotarians Ross McSwan Bonner Barnes and Rev Robert Pritcher The program was under Rev W W Daup and listed numerous local Rotarians as present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Rotarians
Christ Church Parish House
Bethleem
Church Sunday School
W. W. Daup
Ted
John F. Wheeler
Charles F. Hillier
CO. Carlyle
Roy Danforth
F. D. Fuller
Henry Locke
Jimmy Page
Mildred Salley
Ross McSwan
Gregg County
Bonner Barnes
Sweftwater
Former convict sought in Norman slaying case
The search for Quinn intensified as investigators said he is the prime suspect in the Norman slaying. His wife, held at Tonkawa, was identified by Potter. Quinn, who served time for forgery and assault, had police records in Kansas City and Chicago and is believed to be in Kansas City. A $500 reward was offered by Governor Holloway. An earlier lead centered on the younger sister Jessie who reported a shadowy man following her and making repeated phone calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Potter
Tonkawa
Missouri Penitentiary
Kansas City
Chicago
State Bureau of Investigation
Holloway
Norman
Jessie
Well Known Pair Wedded Today in Catholic Church
Dr. J. Zubik and Miss Frances Zak were married at St. Joseph's Catholic Church at 9 am with Rev. Frank Urbanovsky officiating. Attendants were Frank Zubik Jr and Lydia Zak, witnesses Ed Zak and A Valouch. A wedding dinner followed at the groom’s parents home. The couple are longtime locals. the groom works in tailoring in College Station and the bride’s father farms in Rock Prairie.
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St.oseph'’s Catholic
Frank Urbanovsky
J. Zubik
Frank Zubik
Frances Zak
Anton Zak
Rock Prairie Community
Frank Zubik, Jr
Lydia Zak
Ed Zak
A. Valouch
Zubik
College Station
Rock Prairie
Bryan City Cemetery Cleaned Up and City Repairs Underway
City forces are cleaning the Bryan City Cemetery today and will continue for several days until the grounds are completely covered. Repairs to city buildings include new roofs and other work as the 1930 city affairs are wound up rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan City
Miss Etta Peters Returns From Delightful Holiday Season
Miss Etta Peters has returned from a pleasant holiday season trip marked by cheer and satisfaction. Friends report she enjoyed festive gatherings and plans to resume daily routines with renewed energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Peters
Phato
Trio Held by McGee for Grand Jury Auto Theft and Liquor Case
Dewey Carnes Royce Carnes and Odea DeHart were held to the February grand jury by Justice J T McGee on auto theft and transporting liquor charges. The Frank Crane car was recovered with whiskey believed in the vehicle. Bonds were set at 400 and 250 for Carnes and DeHart and 300 and 200 for Royce. The trio was lodged in the Bryan county jail after arrest by Constable Horace Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Carnes
Royce Carnes
Odea DeHart
J. T. McGee
Frank Crane
Horace Reed
Reed
Wellbern
Bryan
Justice McGee
Boney Carnes
Tomato Growers Plan Meeting at Court House
President J. B. Priddy of the Brazes County Truck Growers Association calls all signed tomato and potato growers and interested farmers to a meeting at the court house Saturday afternoon January 3 at 2 o clock. He urges attendance to discuss diversified farming, securing seed and equipment, and addressing planting needs for the coming season. Russell Raney plans to plant tomato stock, and delays could jeopardize this season for local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Priddy
Brazes County
Truck Growers’ Association
Court House
Truck Growers Association
Priddy
Russell Raney
Two Arrests in Bryan Roofing Burglary Case
Police have two men in custody connected with a recent burglary at Bryan Roofing Company. Manager L H Williams reports a new Underwood typewriter and a suit of clothes were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Roofing Company
L. H. Williams
Underwood
Cotropia and Sampson of Brazos County file intent to marry
Tony Cotropia and Mary Sampson of Brazos County filed a notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday. The brief notice appears in the Eagle Office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cotropia
Mary Sampson
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
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de B. Willingame
Wace
Lila’'Shelburn
George Brandon
Dallas
G. W. Bran
DR. McAdams III
May McAdams
Bryan Hospital
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Charles Packard
Co University
Jadena
Cal
Hines States Bureau
First Bureau Loans
Saint Andrew’s Church
Robert Pritcher
Ala
Barron
C. L. Benson
Jno
W. Black
Wilson Bradley
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Caldwell
W. I. Davis
W. P. Gayle
Chas. F. Hillier
W. H. Lawrence
A.S. Mc
Hugh Looney
J. E. Stanford
C. N. Shepardson
Rev
Johnl. Wharton
E.R. Canady
Fred W. Jensen
G. M. Ball
Ww. A. Scott
Bryan City Cemetery
McGee
Lash
Eagle
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