Y W A Meet Held at College Station Church
The Creath Brazos Baptist YW A held its associations meeting Tuesday night at the Baptist church in College Station with 85 members. A candlelit supper followed by a program in the auditorium featured Miss Katherine Sangster of Navasota as speaker and a candle lighting service symbolizing Christ with a tableau and closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creath- Brazos Baptist Y. W. A
Baptist Church
College Station
Myrtle Robertson
Dellwood Park Place
Janette Sangster
Navasota
Katherine Sangster
Ora Colson
Annual Meeting of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Parish House hosted the annual meeting led by Rev. Wm. Wesley Daup. Reports from vestry, Sunday School, and Auxiliary units highlighted progress and financials. New vestrymen Col. C. C. Toda T. K. Lawrence and G. S. Parker elected. delegates named for Diocesan Council in Galveston January 16-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ballerstedt
Alice Roman
T. K. Lawrence
M. B. Parker
W B. Roman
J. M. Caldwell
Women's Auiliary
National Council
W. W. Daup
Tyler Haswell
Col. C. Todd
Dore
United States
Bryan Busy Hallmarks a Week with Visitors and Meetings
Local notes show Malory McDonald and W L Andrews visiting Bryan to greet business leaders. A steady stream of visitors includes Mrs Dorothy Watson and Miss Lily Walker, with numerous trips to Hearne College Station and Austin, plus a Women’s Club meeting and public speaking classes resuming after holidays.
Citywide Boulevard Stops Require Full Vehicle Stops
The city commission adopted an ordinance requiring all vehicles to come to a full stop at the College avenue and Main street boulevard intersections. The rule, effective within ten days, carries fines from five to fifty dollars and will be posted at all relevant intersections to warn drivers.
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College Or
Main Street
City Commission
College Avenue
Methodist WMS Heads Announce 1932 Committees at First Methodist
Mrs. A. Ashworth, newly installed president of the Women's Missionary Society, lists 1932 standing committees. Local Work includes Priddy, Bethany, Brad ley, Lawrence, Cline, Bethea, Cochran, Allen, Dansby, Harris, Crenshaw Sr. Social Service chaired by Newsl and others. Supplies led by Gibbs. Children's Work under Downard. Refreshments with Powe and Shelburne. Decoration by Carnes and Snapp. Floral by Dulaney and Eberstadt. Grounds by Jenkins and Hensarling. Program led by Goodman and Black. Finance by Caldwell and Dulaney. Federation rep is Owens.
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A. Ashworth
Women’s Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
J. BR. Priddy
C. M. Bethany
Wilson Bradley
J. M. Lawrence
W. B. Cline
L. Bethea
H. N. Cochran
N. B. Allen
I. J. Newsland
QO. C. Fienderson
Dana Carnes
R. O. Allen
Lee J. Rountree
W. I. Gibbs
M. M. Erskine
H.n.cochran
W. T. MacDonald
H. T. Downard
W. B. Rider
A. Goodman
B. T. Powe
Mary Shelburne
W. M. Gwens
L. A. Koenig
Hk. W. Snyder
N. N. Snapp
W.H Cole
W. L. Tucker
J. E. Covey
G. C. White
J. S. Caldwell
J. N. Dulaney
E J. Jenkins
Federation
W. M. Owens
Campus Study Club Opens New Year With China Theme
The Campus Study Club met at the Y parlors for the first meeting of the year. Mrs. I L Camp spoke on China’s place in the economic world noting waterborne population estimates and Japan China tensions. Mrs. J G Gay discussed the Great Wall with a drawn map.
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China
L. L. Camp
Campus Study Club
A. and M. College
R. J. Dunn
R. B. Alexander
Chas. Cochran
January Red Cross meeting notes and roll call figures
The Braz o County Red Cross executive committee met Wednesday morning at City Hall with strong attendance. Chairman M Bethany presided. The December case book shows 61 ex service men and families aided, including groceries, wood, medicines, rent, and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazoe County
Executive Committee of the Red Cross
Brazos County Club Promotes Home Corn and Food Canning
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club promotes corn production with a Clemson program citing 43.88 bushels per acre average and a top yield of 434 bushels on five nerves. The Lions Club offers a $50 prize for best live-at-home record. county agents urged participation. The article also details home canning recipes including mince meat and scrapple, and notes local meetings and demonstrations led by farm agents and residents in Tabor and Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina
Good Old
Brazos
The
Lions Club
Tabor
JP. W. Locke
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Texas Farm Output Rises Sharply in 1951 Despite Lower Value
President Walton notes 1931 progress in cotton, corn, wheat, oats, sorghum and livestock versus 1930. While physical yields climbed, total farm value and cash income lagged 1950 levels. 1931 value of crops and livestock near 520 million dollars with 538.6 million cash income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
A-M College
College Station
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Three Legged Chick Shown by Boriskie at Golden Rule Farm
A one week old three legged chick with a third leg behind the left leg and a perfect claw was exhibited today by V. J. Boriskie of the Golden Rule Poultry Farm. Boriskie, in business ten years, hatched about 500000 chicks and says this is the first three legged specimen he has seen. He and his wife give full attention to the chick in hopes it survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. J. Boriskie
Golden Rule Poultry Farm
Texas farm report highlights 1951 livestock gains and conservation
Texas farmers expanded home meat and dairy use with record 1951 livestock feeding rising cattle and lamb production. Dairy cows numbered about 1,000,000 while low feed costs boosted butter fat value. The year saw increased soil conservation, pasture and feed crop shifts, and widespread farm improvements including silos and self feeders for hogs.
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Texas
Guilty of Forgery Plea Fastened on Willie Mae Mallard
Willie Mae Mallard pleaded guilty to two forgery charges before Justice J. T. Mc Gee Tuesday afternoon and was fined. After paying the fine she was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Mallard
Negress
J. T. McGee
Clean cotton raws requested at The Eagle Office
The Eagle Office seeks clean cotton raws without buttons for immediate use. Requests should specify quantity and delivery to local bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaglc
Smetana Boys Rally In 70 Point Victory Over Steele’s Store
Smetana senior basketball team defeated Steele’s Store 70 to 0 with Bennett McKalip as captain. Lineup included Frank Stabler at center Willie Turek and Kalip as forwards, Lee Accurso Joe Merka and Lee Cantavespie as guards. Referee was B L Henderson and timekeeper Lee Cantavespie. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in holiday returns and family gatherings as Smetana plans to resume Interscholastic league play after exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetana
Th Steele’s
Bennett McKalip
Frank Stabler
Kalip
Willie Turek
Lee Accurso
Joe Merka
B. L. Henderson
Lee Cantavespie
Annie Zemanek
Lottie Mary
Albina Turek
Sam Salvaggio
Johnny Regmund
Houston
Lee Saladiner
Alvin
Henry Wehrman
Albert
John
Ann Elaine
A. L. Higgs
Alga Regmund
Nevis Shephard
Normangee
Frank McKalip
von Bennett
Leisy
Ray Hart
Rubye Jenkins
Litthes
B. L
Herman Henderson
Kurten
Will Henderson
Smetana School
Sunshine Returns as Rain Eases at Steeles Store
A six inch rainfall hit Steeles Store area on Monday but attendance at school remains strong. Miss Ollie Walling and Miss Mattie Walling visit teachers’ residence for the week. Mrs Ella Merka and Mrs Williamse stay overnight due to rain. Mr L J Conavecstil and wife welcome a baby girl born Monday. Lena Bonano leaves for San Marcos to resume studies. Mr and Mrs Harry Spitz attend church in Hearne. A New Years dinner hosts Domine Angonia household. Mary Perrone and Rena Perrone depart for Hearne to start school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Mattie Walling
Ella Merka
Williamse
L. J. Conavecstil
Lena Bonano
San Marcos
Fire at Rucker House on West 27th Causes Minor Damage
Fire alarm from the Ghas Matsler residence on West 27th street reported about 11 o'clock. A spark from the flu started a roof fire at J W Rucker's dwelling and was quickly extinguished with only slight damage to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker
West 27Th
Prem Priday
Intended Marriage Notice Filed in Brazos County
John Jefferson and Alvisen Toll ner of Brazos county filed notice of intention to wed with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jefferson
Alvisen Tollner
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Mrs Green Requests Weekly Eagle Home Delivery
The letter from Mrs A A E Green of Wheelock Texas asks for weekly Eagle home delivery during 1952. The paper promises to bring community news and thanks her, noting the city of happiness lies in mind and Providence for every man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. E. Green
R. F. de No
Wheelock
Texas
Weekly
Eagle
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St. Andrew’s
Malory McDonald
Dertment
W. L. Andrews
Eld
Missouri Pacific
Bryan
Jack Bullard
J. G. Sandifer
Hearne
R. L. Neeley
Dorothy Watson
Brownwood
Lily Rush Walker
Paso
Hattie Lou Stapleton
Texas University
Miss Walker
Chas. F. Hillier
Russell Hillier
Waco
W. R. Thomas
Frances Thomas
Mary Frances Harris
Austin
University of Texas
P. A. Tardy
Woodville
J. I. Taylor
Corsicana
Tom Sweeney
Sweeney
Eleanor Lucas
San Antonio
A. A. Hyde
First Christian Church
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Ware
W. S. Barron
Anderson
John T. Welch
W. H. Davison
Pearl Smith
C. F. Moore
Sadie Mae Mason
Miss Mason
Joe Mason
Texarkana
Norman
Ark
B. A. Sims
Lyman Reed
Crystal City
J. L. Lindsey
Little Rock
Mises Sula Conn
W. F. Gibbs
Gibbs
Madisonville
Pauline Morgan
Margaret Buchanan
Margaret Grant
Baylor College
Belton
George FE. Adams
M. College
Mary Martha Black
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Jno. W. Black
W. A. Scott
Mary Jane Nall
Eleanor Chance
Christine Lichte
State University At
Bob Greenwood
Woodrow Wallace
M. E. Wallace
J. G. Chaney
Basil Mitchell
Evansville
Indiana
Gordon Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Henry White
Kerrville
Mr. White
Louis White
Annette Campise
Beaumont
Paul Patronella
Paul Swancoat
J. A. McQueen
John Wittman
Stuttgart
D. W. Risinger
Independence
Bryant
Turner Walton
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Ewing
J. H. Evetts
J. A. Taylor
Southern Pacific Lines
College
Taylor
Evetts
Lila Shelburne
J. B. Fillingame
Tom Goodman
Wotice
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
J. Seth Mooring
Brazos Valley
Mr. Mooring
Methodist Wms Head
Red Cross
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
J. W. Sylvester
Prospect
Jim Francis Farm
Messrs. Short and
Bentley
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Thompson
T. O. Walton
Texas A. & M. College
Boriskie
Smetana News
Steeles Store
Sam
H. M. Herndon
Bryan, Texas
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