Bryan Groceries Join IGA Stores Change
Victor Harris and J A Williams formerly with Red and White groceries announced they left that organization and affiliated with the International Grocers' Alliance. I G A Stores, largest of its kind, unites independent merchants for mass buying and advertising across 43 states from Canada to the Gulf. They expect to offer better service and seek continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Harris
J. A. Williams
International Grocers’ Alliance
I. G. A. Stores
Canadian
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
Harris
Williams
Educational lead For First Baptist Coming On Feb
At the January 13 Sunday service the First Baptist Church of Bryan voted to hire M W Bergerson of Fort Worth as educational director to replace H P Black who left for Second Baptist Houston. Bergerson and Mrs Bergerson will arrive to begin the first Sunday in February. Bergerson holds an A B from Texas Christian University and a Masters in Religious Education from Fort Worth Seminary with additional study at University of Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
M. W. Bergerson
Fort Worth
H. P. Black
Second Baptist Church
Houston
Bergerson
First Baptist Church
Texas Christian University
Organize Board For 1935 Fair with Ed S. Martin Head
American Legion Free Fair board reorganized in the Legion club house for 1935. Ed S. Martin was elected president for a fifth term. John Lawrence Jr is vice president, Lang Spell treasurer, Henry Ross secretary. Plans discussed to set the fall fair date earlier than 1934. Board members present included Webb Buchanan, M. M. Fiskine, Anton Krenek, Bob Schovassa, and C L Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Free Fair Board of Directors
Legion Club
Martin
John Lawrence, Jr
Lang Spell
Henry Ross
Ed S. Martin
Webb Buchanan
M. M. Fiskine
Anton Krenek
Bob Schovassa
C. L. Gray
Bryan Baptists Attend C B Meet at Navasota
A group of Bryan Baptists joined the Creath Brazos Baptist Association session in Navasota for an all day Workers Council meeting. Attendees included Rev. W B Breazeale and many members from First Baptist Church and other Bryan affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Baptists
Navasota
Workers Council of Creath- Brazos Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
W. B. Breazeale
Breazeale
W. H. Andrew
Andrew
Mesdames Chase. Myers
Forrest Jones
C. C. Vick
N. A. Stewart
Albert Buchanan
Minnie Wilkes
R. R. Ellis
M. I. Evans
J. Coulter Smith
Minnie McAlpine
J. R. Sanders
J. G. Minkert
D. D. Jolly
Elmer Prichard
Geo
I. Lee
W. Cole
Mills P. Walker
J. Leese
M. L. Reese
W. S. Barron
T. R. Nelson
H. L. Whitley
W. R. Henry
Milton Franklin
W. C. Stuart
Horace Jones
Jim Riley
Martha Martin
Elfed Returns From Conference in Palestine
Dr. L. B. Elfed pastor of First Methodist in Bryan returns from the first annual conference of the Associated Councils of Christian Education Methodist Episcopal Church South held in Palestine last week. Old newspapers in liberal packs are available at the Eagle Printing Company at 5d per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elfed
First Methodist Church
Bryan
Associated Councils of Christian Education
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Palestine
Eaglenting Company
Negro Club Notes Focuses on Farm Record Demonstrators
The article describes a Negro farm agent recruiting farmers as recordkeeping demonstrators. It notes historical criticism of farmers for low reported yields during 1928-1938 cotton base period and urges action in the off season to repair fences, barns, tools, wood tasks, and terracing where feasible.
Earlee Hines Demonstrates Winter Cabbage Growth
Roans Chapel 4-H club girl Earlee Hines shows five rows of ten cabbage heads each. She sold 1.75 dollars worth last week and plans more sales this week to fund her savings and wallpaper for her bedroom. The article urges 4-H girls to boost garden work and notes a scholarship fund for top demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlee Hines
Roans Chapel
Earlee
Home Garden Berry Transplant Advice Aids Local Farm Women
The home agent taught farm women how to select bearing season berry vines for fall and winter transplanting to improve canned berries. Women using the guidance include Josie Overstreet Victoria Ford L B Smith Martha Foster and Tiny Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Overstreet
Victoria Ford
L. B. Smith
Martha Foster
Tiny Greene
December January canning demos engage over five thousand
During December and January nine demonstrations taught proper butchering and canning of roast steak hamburger chili stew and soup by the county and farm agent. Over 5000 people participated with pressure cookers automatic can sealers and No 2 cans used. Reports show Brushey 1000 cans Wixon 511 Washington Chapel 150 7 mon Chapel 700 Stone City 17.
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Brushey
Wixon
Washington Chapel
Mon Chapel
Stone City
Cacti Bed Defaced as Mexican Doll and Ornaments Stolen
A home on Hendersons’ sidewalk saw a theft over a week. A pretty Mexican doll, a bird-house, and two blue Mexican bowls were taken from the cacti mound. The remaining cacti are guarded by thorny thorns and remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Henderson
Santa Claus
Hendersons
Mrs. Henderson
Cazell Direc's Dancers At Inaugural Ball
Gabe Cazell former Bryan man and president of the Pioneers' Lancers club of San Antonio invited by the program committee to lead a group from the club to perform before the Governor at the Inaugural Ball in Austin. Cazell with 31 trainees wore period costumes and presented an exhibition at 9:30 at Gregory gym. The party rode a special train from San Antonio to Austin and back. Miss Eloise Theile and Edwin Chamberlain Senior sponsored the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Cazell
Bryan
Pioneers’ Lancers Club
San Antonio
The
Lancers
Cazell
Gregory Gym
Austin
Eloise Theile
Edwin Chamberlain
Eagle Printing Company Yellow Second Sheets
Yellow second sheets sold in packs of 500, priced at 60 cents. Eagle Printing Company offers these precut pages for office or clerical use.
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Eagle Printing Company
Farmers Busy Plowing as Community Attends Local Show
Edge residents report farmers hard at work breaking land for the new season after a busy week at a show. Visitors from Bryan Normangee and Valley share family time, birthday celebrations, and gatherings with local families, including Ed Chytil's 43rd birthday barbecue.
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J. A. Wilson
Nina Mae Moore
Eunice Mae Hill
Bryan
A. and M. College
Herbert Little
The
Valley
Weather knocks hog killing plans. residents travel
Wellborn residents report more bad weather and no hog killing weather. Clay hauling continues. Families visit relatives in Personsville and Cameron. Visitors include Mrs W D Lander, Mrs Pete Hudnall, Tamp Hudnall, Mrs Clyde Hudnall, and baby. Mr Orin Williams and Dorothy Louise from Houston. Mr and Mrs R G Neelly and Charles. Mrs Mike Bradshaw and child. a cousin from Austin. Ruth Smith spent the weekend in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
W. D. Lander
Pete Hudnall
Tamp Hudnall
Clyde Hudnall
Baby
Personsville
Orin Williams
Dorothy Louise
Houston
Williams
Mary Simms
R G. Neelly
Charles
Mike Bradshaw
Austin
Brenham
Ruth Smith
Cameron
King's Highway Wins County Basketball Titles
King's Highway school claimed the county junior boys and junior girls basketball titles after Friday games. Final boys scores showed King's Highway defeating Smetana 20 to 5 and Travis 14 to 7 with Bowie 9. Junior girls edged Bowie 18 to 0 and Kurten 6 to 9 with King’s Highway finishing ahead.
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King's Highway
King’s Highway
Smetana
Kings Highway
Travis
Bowie
Kurten
Jack Wallace
Normangee
Bettie Mae
Claude Arnett
Eaton
C. L. Novosad
Frank Jancik
Joe Novosad
A. R. Sgasta
Frank Wentreek
Ed Churik
L. V. Skubal
Henry Anderson
Floyd
Mount Belview
Lee Lys
Frank Metazka
P. C. Windsor
Jake Cameron
Plainview
George McDonald
Sam McDonald
Junior McDonald
Grover McDonald
Cleo May
Aline Stroud
Jimmie Stroud
Irene Bush
J. B. Stroud
Legal blanks available at the Eagle office
Blank notes mortgages farm liens and other legal forms can be obtained at the Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Office
Brazos County Aims Be Demonstration County For Livestock
County and home agents call Brazos to become a demonstration county with herd improvement as a key plank. With 11 000 cattle sold to the government scrubs to be eliminated, leading to formation of a livestock improvement association and a slogan Swat the scrub bull.
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Brazos County
Cotton Study Topics For Temple Area Meeting
The meeting aimed to study cotton varieties for the blackland area and corn planting dates, plus grain sorghum, and to review cotton root rot and soil erosion controls like strip cropping terracing and gully control. A Friday night opossum hunt entertained local youth. Dorothy Lightsey visited Gladys Lightsey of A. and M. Week-end guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Schoenemann and Mr and Mrs Luneford. Community members attended the funeral of Mrs Fannie Schoenemann of Tunis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoenemann
Luneford
Fannie Schoenemann
Tunis
Prospect 4 H Girls Elect Officers at Friday Meeting
Prospect 4 H Girls club elected officers including Flossie Mae Wilson as president Mary Marino as vice president Mary Emola as secretary treasurer and Audrey Williams as reporter Demonstrators chosen include Flossie Mae Wilson Reba Manning and Mary Emola A sponsor committee of Mary Marino Bernice Timmons and Callie Cimino was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect 4
Corn Hog Program Meeting To Reorganize For 1935
A Corn Hog Control Association meeting is urged for Friday night to discuss reorganization and elect officers for 1935. The board seeks full member attendance and aims to sign 1935 contracts after completing 1934 compliance work. Nonmembers interested in joining are encouraged to attend.
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Geen
Ees
Sah Ste
Vaspocia
Association
Plant Exchanges Planned Weekly at Bryan Farmers Market
The Farmers Market in Bryan will host weekly plant exchanges every Saturday through February. County agent Alma Metcalfe invites residents to bring cuttings or plants to trade or donate. For specific plants or cuttings, contact Brazos roadside beautification chair W. B. Cline for assistance.
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Bryan
Alma Metcalfe
Metcalfe
W. B. Cline
Brazos
Will Buy Cattle In This County Through Jan 19
An extension of time for cattle buying in Brazos county is set through Saturday January 19. Farmers and cattle men who wish to cull their herds should act now. There remain 506 head of the final allotment of 1000 head for Brazos county. sellers should contact the County Agent's Office at once.
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Brazos County
Pattern School to Be Held in Bryan Friday and Saturday
A pattern school runs Friday and Saturday at City Hall in Bryan beginning 8 30 a m each day. Classes start at 9 with Mrs Dora Barnes of the Texas A and M Extension Service in charge. Bring required items and be on time. Friday brings lunches. Saturday hosts provide lunch.
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Bryan
Alma Metcalfe
County Home Demonstration Council
Miss Mary Locke Elected Leader of Tabor Women
Miss Mary Locke elected president of the Tabor Women's Home Demonstrations club succeeding Mrs Ed Sehram who resigned. Eula Kenry named wardrobe demonstrator Mary Locke brining demonstrator Mrs John Thompson yard demonstrator and Lois Hen-
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Mary Locke
Tabor
Recreation and Dramatic School Set at A and M College
The club plans a four day program at the A and M College starting January 14. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Monday in February at Mrs. Will Presnal's home.
City taxes paid through January under new ordinance
Taxpayers are using a city ordinance that waives penalties and interest on delinquent taxes through January. City Secretary Guy P. Bittle notes heavy collections and expects more payments before month end as state law remains inactive. Clean cotton rags wanted by Eagle Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy P. Bittle
Eagle Printing Co
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Bryan Groceries
IGA
First Baptist
Negro Club
By H. K. Harnsbury
Farm Record Books
Cazell Direc
Edge
CROSS
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Servb
Prospect
Star Brand Ladies Shoes
Uptown Shoes
Uptown
Ladies Star Brand
Manhattan
Orth Main
Stre
VEN
First National Bank
Delin
Coats
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