Work of Red Cross in Past Year Is Shown by Reports
Brazos County Red Cross held its annual meeting at City Hall with C. M. Bethany presiding. The 1933 roll call and reports showed $911.50 in members and donors, $3,302.05 in relief supplies, and extensive aid through the Junior Red Cross and college courses. Communities across Brazos county benefitted, including Bryan, College, Millican, Wellborn, and several outlying areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Brazos County Red Cross
C. M. Bethany
Albert Buchanan
I. L. Cavitt
J. B. Gleissner
Brazos County
C. . Bethany
L. R. Nachman
American Red Cross
Lish
RFC
Millican
Wellborn
Peach Creek
Harvey
Steep Hollow
Reliance
Woodville
Edge
Tabor
Leonard
Rye
Stabler
Steele’s Store
Prospect
Minter Springs
Smetana
Macy
Wheelock
Allen Farm
Cawthon
King’s Highway
Bryan and
College
Drys Rally Planned in Fort Worth to Back Dean Law
A statewide drys gathering will convene at the First Christian church in Fort Worth at 10 a.m. January 23 to organize united resistance against repealing Texas constitutional prohibition or the Dean law. Chester B. Collins announced the rally with a long Dallas led list of signers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
Fort Worth
Dean Law
Texas
First Christian Church
Chester B. Collins
Dallas
Ella Caruthers Porter
John M. Hanna
Olivia Davis
John M. Moore
Sam P. Cochran
Arthur A. Everts
Tom L. McCullough
W. D. Bradfield
George W. Truett
L. N. D. Wells
O. H. Carlisle
W. C. Godbey
J. W. Fincher
Hiram A. Boaz
A. D. Foreman
B. L
J. N. Dawson
Waco
Elmer Ware Stahl
Jesse P. Sewell
Walter S. Anthony
J. M. Glass
San Antonio
J. E. McQuaid
W. K. Homan
W. H. Coleman
el Paso
J. D. Sandefer
J. W. Hunt
M. Caldwell
Abilene
W. 5
Blackshear
Harry Faulk
Brownsville
William Gerhard
Corpus Christi
Munson
Angleton
L. B. Wiseman
Floresville
Chester
J. C. Hardy
Belton
Otis Miller
Anson
Calvin Nelson
Palestine
John C. Box
Jacksonville
Tom H. Taylor
Brownwood
F.S. Groner
Marshall
E. J. Mantooth
Lufkin
H. W. Stilwell
Texarkana
J. A. Hill
Canyon
J. T. McClure
J. M. Cook
Amarillo
R. EF. Lester
Roanoke
Bryan Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting at City Hall
Bryan Cemetery Association met Friday at 10 with Tyler Haswell presiding. Reports from secretary Dana Carnes and treasurer F L Cavitt were read and approved. Cavitt resigned as treasurer after twelve years. Auditing committee named. New board elected unanimously including Haswell Cavitt Jenkins Caldwell and several members. Board then reorganized with Gelber succeeding Cavitt as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Haswell
Bryan Cemetery Association
Dana Carnes
F. L. Cavitt
Cemetery Association
Cavitt
E. J. Jenkins
Geo. A. Adams
Fr. O. Cavitt
J. S. Caldwell
John K. Parker
Mary P. Carr
Albert Buchanan
W. F. Gelber
First Christian Endeavor Plans Program Series
The Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church shifts to missions study with So This Is Missions by Harry Thomas Stock. January and February programs feature Loren Mackey Ed Hahn Marie Benson Barbara Harrison and M D Browning with a dramatized play finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Harry Thomas Stock
Christian Endeavor World
BE. S. Bledsoe
Ed Hahn
Marie Benson
Christian Mission
Barbara Harrison
M. D. Browning
The
Endeavor
College men honored in four agency appointments in Houston
Dean E. J. Kyle has been named director of the four coordinated government financial agencies in Houston created to aid the farmer. Sterling Evans is appointed president of the Bank for Cooperatives and assumes duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. J. Kyle
Houston
Sterling Evans
The
Bank For Cooperatives
Bryan Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
The column lists residents visiting relatives and friends around Bryan including the Snowwhaite, Drury, Shelander, and Maniloff families. It notes flu illnesses of Oak McKenzie and Reagan Warren, plus Health nurse Edna Shelton improving after illness and City Manager R. G. Williams on Austin business. Families travel to Houston New Orleans Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Snowwhaite
Jessie Marie
Jonnie
J. I. Drury
Max T
Louise
C. C. Shelander
Calvert
Bill Parker
Chas. Shelander
Louis Beard
Bryan
Federal Bank Bank
Houston
Oak McKenzie
J. W. Barton
Sam Kaplan
Adolph
Lillie Kaplan
N. Maniloff
Nathan Maniloff
N. Manilo
Albert Goodman
Betty
H. C. Willis
Madisonville
Rev. Willis
First Methodist Church of
Mary Martha Black
Shirley Johnson
Mildred McKenzie
Ethel Ferguson
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Charles Ferrara
Hearne
Stonewall J. Emory
Navasota
Douglas Howell
Emmet Rhode
Nannie Rohde
R. W. Persons
Center
R. G. Williams
Austin
Robert Sweet
Robert Jr
James
LaGrange
R. R. Ellis
Fred
Peters
Rice Community
Dallas
M. I. Evans
Teague
Edna Shelton
Brazos County
West 25Th Street
W. M. Gibson
George
Henry Wheeless
Home Furniture Company
Wilkerson Clinic
Ned Maniloff
New York City
S. Maniloff
New Orleans
Chicago
Max Maniloff
New York
Maniloffs Tour Texas by Auto Crossing El Paso
Mr and Mrs Maniloff enjoyed Texas with a good view as they traveled by auto crossing El Paso on their road trip.
Harvey Demonstration Club Holds Cutting Bed Demonstration
The Harvey Demonstration Club met Monday at 2 PM at Mrs. N C Cole's home for a cutting bed demonstration. Seventeen kinds and 140 cuttings were completed. Attendees included Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Pate, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Hensarling, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Arrington, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Raines, and Misses Arrington and Hensarling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Demonstration Club
N. C. Cole
S. B. Pate
W. L. McCullough
E. A. Hensarling
K. Kelley
W. M. Arrington
O. L. Andrews
Wy Ce. Raines
Eda Belle Arrington
Martha Ruth Hensarling
W. C. Raines
Sam B. Pate
City Hall
Cole
Harry Dishman
Bryan
H. L. Weedon
D. L. Peters
Mildred Jane
George Hensarling
Wellborn
Curtis Williams
Cecil Kelley
Union Hill
Kelley
Elmer Pate
Port Arthur
Green Buchanan
C. L. Moore
Sam T. Pate
Reed Home
Rock Prairie
Home of Conlee Razed by Flames on Highway 21
Sunday afternoon fire in a garage apartment destroyed the Conlee home on Highway 21. Jess Conlee, alone at the time, lit a wood stove to warm food, saved two trucks and some bedding, but the garage and living quarters burned. Loss partially covered by insurance. cause unknown as the stove had not burned long enough to overheat the flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Conlee
Highway No. 21
Mr. Conlee
Printing Price Savings Offered by Local Shop
Before you place your next order for printing get our price. We can save you money and give you better work. Phone 36.
Kyle Receives Directorship in Texas Agricultural Credit Bodies
Dean E J Kyle of Texas A M College joins the four coordinated Texas agricultural credit institutions as a director. Sterling C Evans becomes Bank for Cooperatives president while Owen W Sherrill and J B Jones assume secretary roles in Production Credit Corporation and Bank for Cooperatives Houston. Dr W P Lee and S A McMillan are loaned to government work on farm loan studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Jan. le
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Intermediate Credit Bank
Production Credit_ Corporation
Bank For Cooperatives
Texas A. and M. College
Texas
E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Sterling C. Evans
Extension Service
Owen W. Sherrill
Production Credit Corporation
J. B. Jones
W. P. Lee
Bank of Cooperatives of Houston
Dean Kyle
Iexas A
M. College
Cornell University
Smith-Hughes
Smith-Huges
Commissioner For Education
Washington
Evans
Texas A. and
Organization of Cooperatives
City National Bank
Georgetown
State Bankers Association
Jones
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Texas Cotton Growers Finance Corporation
el Paso
V. P. Lee
Agricultural Administration Department of
A. and M
McMillan leads farm management program at A and M College
Mr. McMillan, an A and M graduate from 1969 with a Cornell advanced degree, directs farm management at the college. He has overseen this work for eight years, highlighting the institution’s pioneering role in agricultural economics and its 1920 four year administration course. The Farm Loan Bank also employs many A and M graduates as farm and ranch appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
Cornell University
Texas A. and M. College
Farm Loan Bank
Twins 369 Days Old Live in Three Years
Hearne Jan 12 Phil Solomon and Bill Holliman twins of Mr and Mrs Phil Snell of this city born December 31 1932 have lived in three different years in their first year they celebrated their first birthday on December 31 1933 and witnessed the new year 1934 confirming their odd age record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Phil Solomon
Bill Holliman
Phil Snell
Dog Catcher Campaign Underway in City
City announces start of campaign against untagged dogs. Licenses and tags are on hand. owners are urged to pay taxes and tag dogs to avoid last minute rush.
Hawk Falls in Clash With Blue Eagle at Pecos
Midland January 16. The hawk challenged the Blue Eagle’s place in Pecos business. It swooped at a plate glass window with extended talons but the glass held while the hawk’s assault failed to shatter the bird’s confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Pecos
Funeral Service For Woman Well Known in Bryan
Misses Ethyl Edith and Esther Cavitt and their brother F L Cavitt mourn the death of their aunt Mrs George Norrell of Austin The service will be held Sunday afternoon from the Del Monte Drive residence of granddaughter Mrs A C Bayless The Norrell family with roots in Bryan dates back to Dr J P Mitchell and Lizzie Mitchell with daughters Grace and Ella Norrell surviving in Houston and Austin The last survivor of the Mitchell line Mrs Norrell died in Austin and will be buried in Houston after services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl
Edith
Esther Cavitt
F. L. Cavitt
George Norrell
Austin
A. C. Bayless
del Monte Drive
Norrell
Bryan
J. P. Mitchell
Mitchell
John H. Allen
Lizzie Mitchell
Grace
Ella Norrell
Houston
Roy Smith
J.C. Leavell
Cavitt
Bryan Patient Becomes Helper at Sanatorium
The Chaser from the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium announces Johnnie Phillips Jr. of Bryan enrolled in the Sanatorium Training School for Nurses after arriving as a patient months ago. He will stay on as a worker. Clara Johnson and Lorena Moore of Fort Worth joined the school with him. Clean cotton rags wanted at The Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaser
Tom County
Johnnie Phillips Jr
Bryan
Clara Johnson
Lorena Moore
Fort Worth
Medical advice backs liquid laxatives over harsh pills
Hospitals warn harsh laxatives can harm the bowels and liver while liquid laxatives restore regular movement without aftereffects. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safe prescription free of minerals, with clear label ingredients and guidance on dosing to avoid bowel strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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First Christian Endeavor
Dean
S. J. Kyle
Conlee
Kyle
Hawk
Blue Eagle
Eagle
Science
Atlantic City
Los Angeles
New Jersey
California
Ford
Ozarks
L. C. Houcke
Jack Burns
Harold Peterson
Lester Moore
Keystone Automobile Club
Philadelphia
Southern California Automobile Club
North Main St
Bryan Motor Company
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