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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1932

Page

5

Unique Banquet Planned For Business Women In Bryan

The Business and Professional Women's Club of Bryan plans a Tuesday evening banquet at 7 o'clock in the A and M College hall. Miss Evelyn Grace will introduce the main speaker Miss Mary Jane Higgins of Fort Worth. Guests will gain an overview of local organizations through brief talks by representatives. A reception starts at 6:30 in the mess hall.

Ees A. and M. College Bryan M. R. Bentley Lee J. Rountree Evelyn Grace Mary Jane Higgins Fort Worth Texas Bryant Mess Mall Minnie Mae Grubbs Extension Service Verna Taylor Eugene Edge's College Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Bryan and College Club Sbisa

Busy social week for Bryan women features parties and club notices

Mrs. Park hosts a small Texas Leader Texas Business Women meeting while Mrs. Reed honors at a College Park dinner for Mrs. Reed. Betty Brewer’s Valentine birthday party celebrates with games, prizes, and a candlelit cake. The Monday Bridge Club and East Bryan gatherings share sweets, bridge, and world tour plans. A colonial ball is planned by Catholic Daughters as bridge events face weather delays and regional travel to Houston for a Gigli concert.

BR. W. Howell LaSalle Hotel Betty Brewer A. V. Brewer Jane Moseley Bobbie Benbow Kirby McKenzie Betty Bryan John P. Wheeler Monday Bridge Club Major Ss. G. Bailey Wheeler S. G. Bailey W. L. Hughes E. O. Siecke J. E. Marsh I. G. Walker L. A. Pick T. ©. Harry Samuel R. Hopkins

Mrs Lloyd Shepard Honored At Lovely Appointed Dinner

Mrs Lloyd Shepard of Fort McClellan Alabama formerly Miss Louise Bittle of this city was honoree at a beautifully appointed dinner Sunday at 7 o clock. Miss Elizabeth Cline entertained at the Cline home on Ursuline avenue with ten guests. The dinner featured a central narcissus arrangement and a four course menu, reflecting warm social courtesy from local girlhood friends.

Lloyd Shepard Army Station Fort McClellan Alabama Louise Bittle Guy P. Bittle Elizabeth Cline W. B. Cline Ursuline Avenue Bryan

Tea at Holmgreen home for Extension Service Club guests

Mrs. N Holmgreen and Mrs A L Smith hosted an Extension Service Club tea at the Holmgreen residence on College Avenue from 8 to 5 pm. Guests included Mrs O B Martin and her sister Mrs Ben Schrader of Benavides visiting during Schrader’s granddaughter’s illness recovery. Schrader and the two girls depart Wednesday. reception featured winter blossoms, potted ferns, and a tea service.

Frank B. Brown A. and M. College Alice Palmer Jacksonville Palmer N. Holmgreen A. L. Smith Holmgreen College Avenue Extension Service Club O. B. Martin Ben Schrader Benavides Martin A. and M. College

Sunday Barbecue For Veterans At Centerville

I I Bartz commander of the second division of the American Legion announced a free barbecue for ex service men on Sunday January 31 at 12 30 at Centerville Principal speakers will be State Commander Earl Earp Lieut Governor Edgar Witt of Waco and Judge Fountain Kirby of Groesbeck The event is hosted by Madisonville Marquez and Jewett American Legion Posts The discussion will cover How ex service men can get the other half of their adjusted service certificates The bill is pending in Congress.

I. H. Bartz American Legion Centerville Earl Earp Austin Edgar Fe, Witt Waco Fountain Kirby Groesbeck Madisonville Marquez Jewettt Congress

Plant Oaks in City Hall Park for Washington Bicentennial

Members of the William Scott chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution have planted oak trees in City Hall Park. The formal dedication will be held February 22 to honor George Washington’s bicentennial birth and remember Revolutionary War heroes. The act follows Bi Centen nial Commission suggestions to honor Washington and celebrate his 200th birthday.

William Scott Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution City Hall Park George Washington Washington

Former Bryan Resident Returns After Brief Corpus Christi Visit

Mr and Mrs Fred Reese and family of Corpus Christi spent Monday night in Bryan at the home of his brother J L Reese. Fred Reese serves as district executive officer for the Boy Scouts with headquarters at Corpus Christi. They had been in Fort Worth for a district workers meeting. Mrs J T Reese mother of J L and Fred had joined the trip to Corpus Christi and back. They left early this morning by car.

Jesse J. Fellows Mildred Alice Curtiss William Benjamin Cline Syracuse New York Bryan Cline N. Y Fred Reese Corpus Christi J. L. Reese Reese Boy Scouts Fort Worth J. T. Reese J. L

Sotex Teachers to Meet Here for Fall Session

About 150 public school superintendents principals and supervisors from the Southeast Texas Teachers Association executive division will meet in Bryan in October for the fall session. The invitation was extended by H L Durham Bryan public schools superintendent and past president of the Southeast association.

Southeast Texas Teachers Association Bryan Houston H. L. Durham Bryan Public Schools Southeast Association

Cold Water Wash Of Dishes Draws Fines in Court

Ice cream vendors in Bryan were fined $5 and costs in the city recorder's court for not installing live water heaters to wash dishes in hot water after a warning by state sanitary inspector John Tobin. Fined individuals include W. G. Cloud, W. B. Roman, Roy Vick, James Scarmado, Joe Accurso, T. 5. Woodyard, Will Holmes, Walter Holmes, Frank Scanlon, A. W. Emmel, Frank McGee, and E. R. Canasly.

Bryan John Tobin State Health Department City Recorders Court W. G. Cloud W. B. Roman Roy Vick James Scarmado Joe Accurso T. 5. Woodyard Will and Walter Holmes Frank Scanlon A. W. Emmel Frank McGee E.R. Canasly

For Rent or Sale 109 Acre Bryan Texas Rural Property

109 acre place three miles from town offers poultry dairy or truck farming potential. Contact G. H. Echols Rt 1 Box 80 Bryan Texas for details.

G. H. Echols Rt. 1 Box 80 Bryan Texas

Women Members Chair Bryan Brazos Chamber Committees

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce officers announced committee chairs led by Finance Ed Johnson Trade Extension Ed S Martin Agriculture H C Ferguson Education J Webb Howell and others with Publicity added. Two directors resigned W S Barron and A M Waldrop pledging support. An election committee named R E Karper and D L Wilson joined the board. A push to recruit women members and a district meeting at Navasota Feb 5 were noted along with a fire prevention meeting and broadcasting station discussion.

Bryan and Brazos County Ino M. Lawrence, Jr J. F. Casey Tyler Haswell W. C. Mitchell E. E. McQuillen George A. Adams Lee J. Rountree W. S. Barron A. M. Waldrop Waldrop Rotary Club Barron J. S. Caldwell Mrt McCullough Navasota Chamber of Commerce Bryan East Texas Chamber of Commerce Navasota City Hall Eugene Sanders State Fire Insurance Commission Sec. McCullough Jesse H. Jones Houston Finance Corporation Hoover H. L J.S. Caldwell Mit Dansby J. N. Dulaney W. F P. Gelber W. K. Gibbs J. Webb Howell O. S. Johnson Ed .S. Martin J. E. Stanford

Age Limits Fixed for Inspectors in Brazos Cattle Dipping

Inspectors for the Brazos county tick eradication campaign must be aged 21 to 45, Dr. C W Brown of the U S Department of Agriculture says. Applications open this month, selections based on merit, full-time federal service, no stock trading, and no political influence will affect hiring.

Brazos County C. W. Brown United States Department of Agriculture Brown Department

Federal Inspectors Take Over Brazos County Cattle Surveillance

Dr. C. W. Brown in charge of tick eradication reports K. E. Smith of Navasota will be replaced Feb 1 by a federal man under Dr. Brown. The federal government will assume inspections from that date forward in Brazos County.

C. W. Brown Department of Agriculture Brazos County K. E. Smith Navasota Dr. Brown

Intent to marry filed by Resendez and Carcia in Steelestore

Arnolfo Resendez and Pola Car cia of Steelestore file notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Thursday.

Arnolfo Resendez Pola Carcia Steelestore Jess B. McGee

Bryan Beats Lufkin Quint In Tight 22 20 Victory

Bryan Bronchos traveled to Lufkin and edged the Panthers 22 to 20. Parker and Carroll each scored six for Bryan while Steele led Lufkin with eight. Lang hit a last second clip shot giving Bryan the win as Hildreth's team prepares for Tyler and Albquint next.

Lufkin Bryan Bronchos Carmichael Crenshaw Parker Carroll Steele Panthers Caton Lang Bryan Cvord Jones Panthers Tyler Hildreth Albaquint

Easman’s Store Looted on Caldwell Road Burleson County

Fritz Easman reported to Brazos county police that his Caldwell road store was broken into during the night. A large share of stock including clothing flour meat sugar and other items was taken. Officials are investigating.

Fritz Easman Caldwell Road Burleson County Brazos County

Intend to Marry in Brazos County Notice

Willie Franklin and Hattie Smith of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday.

Willie Franklin Hattie Smith Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. M. “McGinnis G. C. Vaughan H .©. Spencer Mrs Mbroidery Club P. S. Park Texas Business Women MR. and Mrs. Berry R. O. Berry College Park Bridge Mrs. Howell R. W. Howell June Cochran June Gray Mildred John Rosmary Knobel Vera Nachman Ruth Gordon Maurice Searcy Catherine Parker Ann Seale Marjorie Smith Elizabeth Ann Bradley Mary Alice Saunders Mary Alice Weddington Maxine Harris Helen McDonald D. D. White, Jr Robert Nelson John Lawrence Henry Fulgham Frank Gruidry Bill Moore Gilbert Glenn Bobby Benbow Harry Williams R. B. Butler Cavitt Heights Mrs Wheeler Helen Coulter Rockdale Walter J. Coulter Los Angeles California William Edward Branch W. J. Coulter Miss Helen U. S Mariposa Catholic Daughters of America Knights of Columbus American Legion Auxiliary EF. H. Gibbons San Antonio Newton New York City E. C. Carlyle Myrtle Astin E. H. Astin South College Avenue Sam C. Hoyle Beniamino Gigli Mr. Hoyle S. C. Hoyle Lila Graham Bryan William Scott W. 8. Howell J. R. Howell T. C. Harry Texas A Mrs. Butler Sotex Karper Wilson Texan Houston Capitalist The Finance and Reconstruction Corporation Tom Connally Lufkin Quint Edge Lawless Tetele Isnates Caton Robinson Durham Easman’s Bayer J.c.penney CO
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