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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1935

Page

3

Broncos Face Temple at Home Then Mexia on Weekend

After a tough opener against the Waco Tigers Bryan high school's Broncos of Stephen F. Austin prepare for two Central Texas Basketball League games this week. They host Temple here Friday and travel to Mexia Saturday. The Waco Tigers lead the standings, while Bryan aims to snap a losing streak against Temple from last season.

Broncos Temple Mexia Waco Tigers Bill Carmichael Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan Central Texas Basketball League Temple Wildcats Mexia Quint Waco Wacco Austin Georgetown Georgetown Eagles Austin Maroons Broncs Bill Henderson Charles H. “Red” Harris Tigers George Red

Clarke Funeral Attended by Bryanites

Frank Clarke Sr. died Wednesday at his ranch near Johnson City. Funeral services were held in Waco with Rev. Everett Jones officiating. Survived by two sons Frank Jr and Lawrence, and a daughter Elizabeth. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Parker Sims Perkins Dupree Padgett Flowers.

Bryan Frank Clarke Sr Johnon City 7. K. Lawrence Waco M. L. Parker Jam. Gordon G. M. Brandon Cora Garth Tyler Haswell J. A. McQueen Paul Swancoat W. S. Howell John Hines Houston Col C. C. Todd E. C. Carlisle F. D. Fuller Mildred Salley Clark Funeral Home Everett Jones Oakwood Cemetery Frank Clarke Jr Johnson City Lawrence Clarke el Campo M. W. Sims PF. D. Perkins Menney R. B. Dupree Clint Padt E. A. Flowers Mr. Clarke Miss Elizabeth Clarke

Federation Names Fuller President For Coming Term

Nelson Fuller of the First Presbyterian church was elected president when the Bryan Federation of Your People's Societies selected new officers at the meeting at the First Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Other general officers elected were John W. Black Jr of the First Methodist church vice president, Miss Leila Mocimad Free Will Baptist secretary, and Per-

Nelson Fuller First Presyterian Church Bryan Federation of Your People’s Societies First Baptist Church John W. Black, Jr First Methodist Church Leila Mocimad Free Will Baptist Per

Dramatic sketch featured at First Presbyterian program

The afternoon program centered on Milton Maloney's Our Changing World with a changeless Christ theme. Participants included Tardy, Patti Minkert, Hal Haltom Jr, Hazel Blackmon, Earle Tardy, W M Taylor, Gary Minkert, Estelle Sheppard, Tom Sweeney, Clarence Vick, Bill Griffith, David Blacklock, and a four member quartet led by W S Johnson. John Edge played pipe organ as Gary Minkert drew a chalk piece. Mary Ruth Ball chaired the program and Farle Tardy led the business session and officers election while Tom Sweeney conducted the song service.

Ey Tardy First Presbyterian W. S. Johnson First Baptist John Sidney Smith College Avenue Baptist Milton Maloney Patti Minkert Hal Haltom, Jr Hazel Blackmon Earle Tardy W. M. Taylor Gary Min Tom Sweeney

Rye man suffers broken leg in market incident

Fritz Severa of the Rye community fractures his left leg at the ankle when he steps from a truck to adjust a cow halter during a market run at Bryan. His son Joe Severa drove the truck. Fritz was taken to Bryan hospital for setting then sent home.

Fritz Severa Rye Bryan Joe Severa Mr. Severa

Rehearing Denied in Bank vs Gustavus Appeal

The Tenth Court of Civil Appeal denied a motion for rehearing in the appeal of City National Bank against the Gustavus judgment. J. T. More traveled to Bryan from the Brazos Valley for the day’s trade.

City National Bank Nannie Pyrle Gustavus Tenth Court of Civil Appeal J. T. More Bryan Brazos Valley

Local Bryan Notes Include Health, Visits, and Births

Little Margaret Sabotik of Caldwell underwent an appendix operation in Bryan and rested well. Several local residents and visitors from Galveston, Houston, Paris, and Austin were noted, including births, illnesses, home visits, and property moves.

County Officers Sworn In Across Robertson Area

County officers sworn in to serve in Robertson areas include Sheriff W A Nickelson District Clerk James R Galloway County Attorney John R Grace County Judge C B Carter and County Clerk Mrs M S De Maret all remain in office Hon J W Blackmon takes over combined office of Collector and Assessor Mrs Joe Y McNutt becomes County Treasurer and Mrs W L Laster becomes County School Superintendent John H Moss is inducted as Commissioner of precinct No 2 George Abraham succeeds Commissioner John Allen Judge John E Mooney and Mr Lee Josey succeed themselves as Justices and Constable in Robertson area Shifts also occur in Leon and Madison counties with new officers named for county judge sheriff tax collector and other posts Bryant visitor J R Barnett of Steep Hollow noted.

Robertson W. A. Nickelson James R. Galloway John R. Grace C. B. Carter M.S. de Maret J. W. Blackmon Joe Y. McNutt John B. Frazier W. D. Evans L. C. Farris A. M. Griffin

Jones Re-Elected As PCA President Here On Thursday

At the annual Production Credit Association meeting in Bryan on Thursday at City Hall the board for 1935 was elected. C Edgar Jones of Bryan heads the new board with J R Mc Creary Calvert G C Stoneham Yarborough George T Graves Cameron and A L Lipscomb North Zulch. Edgar Jones was chosen president with A L Lipscomb North Zulch as vice president and Lesser Newton Bryan as secretary.

Production Credit Association Bryan C. Edgar Jones J. R. McCreary Calvert G. C. Stoneham Yarborough George T. Graves Cameron A. L. Lipscomb North Zulch Edgar Jones Lesser Newton

Funeral Service Of Hearne Woman Held On Sunday

Mrs. J. Felton Lane wife of Judge Lane died in Hearne Saturday at 7 15 am after short illness Funeral services were held at the Hearne home Sunday at 3 pm Rev T Walter Moore and other clergy assisted with burial in Norwood cemetery Hearne She was born February 14 1872 near Longview married April 23 1893 moved to Hearne in 1895 where Judge Lane edited the Hearne Democrat She is survived by a daughter and son in law three grandchildren and a son who died in infancy She was active in club work and a member of the Hearne Shakespeare club the W M S of the Hearne Methodist church and the Music club Bryan residents attended the funeral.

Margaret Sabotik Caldwell Opersteny Bryan Bryan Hospital D. W. Fagan Fagan J. E. Jones Myrtle Beth Jones Galveston C. S. Jones Haswell Drive Johnn K. Parker Houston Frank W. Womack J. G. Minkert F. H. Koch Austin Koch Helen Minkert G. C. Stoneham Yarborough Grimes County Production Credit Association Stoneham J. R. McCreary Calvert J. L. Hensarling Wellborn Walter Armstrong Estelle Armstrong Tabor R. M. Ewing G. M. Cole Paris E. C. Cole Allen Academy T. R. Nelson Mr. Cook J. J. Parker Steep Hollow R. N. Miller Milano W. L. Rogers North Zuleh J. T. Moore Brazos Valley John B. Hines J. A. McQueen Norwood Cemetery Hearne

Chiropractors Plan Free Bryan Clinic

Dr. G. W. Will announces a free two day educational chiropractic clinic in Bryan as part of a national move. Dr. Webb H. Buchanan oversees arrangements with Dr. E. P. Laurence of Denison and Dr. J. F. Dunn of Pittsburgh in charge. The clinic will offer a complete chiropractic analysis and include an X ray unit in the examination setup.

Bryan G. W. Will Webb H. Buchanan E. P. Laurence Denison J. F. Dunn Pittsburgh Will

Officers Elected By Traction Co Wednesday Nite

Stockholders of the Bryan and College Traction company met Wednesday night for the annual meeting and director election. Directors named: Eugene Edge Charles Edge E H Astin G S Parker Jr Jno M Lawrence Jno M Lawrence Jr and George G Chance. Officers chosen: Eugene Edge president G S Parker Jr vice president Charles H Edge secretary Jno M Lawrence Jr treasurer. Mrs Lottie Lobello reports new spring suits dresses and apparel arrival after a Dallas buying trip.

Bryan and College Traction Company Eugene Edge Charles Edge E. H. Astin G.S. Parker Jr Jno Lottie Lobello Dallas

Brazos County to Cut Relief Rolls in February

Brazos County will remove 251 relief dependents, all in the unemployable class, from relief lists February 1 under FERA guidance. Remaining 1344 employable individuals will be eligible for work relief or other aid. county funds for the pauper list are unavailable, with average December costs about $7 per person and total around $1900.

Brazos County FERA Texas J. M. Ferguson J. L. Brock

Fruit Trees and Shrubs In Heavy Demand

Farm buyers in Bryan and Brazos County show strong orders for fruit trees grapevines fig trees and ornamental plants as shipments arrive. Local florists report higher than usual demand this year signaling a busy planting season ahead.

Bryan Brazos County

Big Beef Relief Distribution Starts in Brazos County

Brazos county relief headquarters began distributing 5676 cartons of processed beef, 24 cans per carton, produced by the Bryan cannery, to Grimes, Burleson, Washington, Madison, Leon, Robertson, Milam, Austin counties and local areas. Each family receives six cans per month for five members, adjusting for family size. Nationwide, about 4 million cans are being sent to Texas relief households.

Brazos County Bryan Cannery Grimes Burleson Washington Madison, Leon Robertson Milam Austin

Extension Demonstration Boosts Brazos County Community Work

Miss Mildred Horton outlines Brazos County as a demonstration area for extension work with leaders from Washington studying practices. Speakers include E R Alexander, Dr. Mordecai Ezekiel, and Mrs Alma Metcalfe. County Judge J M Ferguson pledges cooperation as local officials and agents discuss relief, education, and rural spiritual life.

Mildred Horton Brazos County Washington Mordecai Ezekiel College Station E. R. Alexander Agricultural Education Department A. and M. College W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church Bryan Lions Club J. L. Brock J. Webb Howell Travis B. Bryan First National Bank Benson J. M. Ferguson C. L. Benson Alma Metcalfe Travis Bryan Will Conrad Raymond P. Todd Pat Patterson D. L. Wilson Bryan and Brazos County

Cultural leaders discussed 666 Cine Tablets event

Karper chairing the cultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce, Dr. W. H. Andrew of the Lions Club, Edgar Jones of the Production Credit Association, J. Webb Howell, and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree attended a meeting. The discussion covered the 666 Cine Tablets and Salve Nose Drops product line claimed to aid colds.

Ant Karper Their Chamber of Commerce W. H. Andrew Ions Club Edgar Jones The Production Credit Association J. Webb Howell Lee J. Rountree

Three Flowers Lead Brazos County Official Flower Vote

Crepe Myrtle Redbud and Lan tana are the top contenders in Brazos County as voters name a preferred official flower. The fall campaign supports the Highway Beautification plan to guide home, road, school ground and park beautification. About 50 flowers were named, with the three leading varieties favored by ballots listing three reasons.

Brazos County

Texas Hardware Association Convention at Galveston Dates

J. D. Martin of Parker–Astin Hardware Company attends the Texas Hardware and Meat Association annual convention at Galvez Galveston from January 22 to 24.

J. D. Martin Parker-Astin Hardware Company Texas Hardware and Meat Association Galvez Galveston

Hi club hosts weiner roast at Scoates lake

The Hi club members held a Friday night weiner roast at Scoates lake. At morning assembly S. V. Perritte gave a talk to the high school. Miss Louise Perritte was sent home from school several days last week due to illness.

Scoates’ Lake S. V. Perritte Louise Perritte Ness

Bayer Aspirin Tablets Provide Quick Cold Relief

The notice touts Bayer Aspirin as a safe fast remedy for ordinary colds and aches. It claims rapid disintegration in the mouth and with a Gargle, promising complete dissolution and no gritty aftertaste, and notes price reductions on all sizes.

Bayer

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Clarke Bryanites Federation Fuller Frank Clarke Oakwood Pp. L. Barron Rock Prairie N. R. Thompson Theer Ira Bond Jim Parsons Joe Barron Joe Norwood J. R. Barnett Jones PCA Chiropractors Bryan Clinic Traction Co LE Julius Sneezer Julius Mnes Malire Gar Nad Crecer Dee Gaston Yaa TRAED Tara Adnan President’s A. & M. Consolidated Notes Vicks Oke Lse A McCoy Good Hi Institute
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