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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1933

Page

3

Methodists Upset Baptists 5–0 In Schoolboy Baseball

In a Monday league game at YPS school, the Methodists defeated the Baptists 5 to 0. Pitcher Didge allowed only two hits as the Baptists committed multiple errors in the sixth inning to seal the score, with standout catches by Middleton and Williamson and key plays by Moore, Foster, and Burgin.

Methodist Celson See- First Baptists Baptists Cobb Brown Iist Moore Seman Foster Todists Infelders

BFYPS League Extends Ground Ball Play For Boys And Girls

The BFYPS ground ball program expands using a smaller ball for boys due to court limits while continuing girls rounds. The meeting at College Avenue Church outlined schedules with rounds starting Thursday and Tuesday, and plans for a Nelson feast and tennis event.

BFYPS Cabhe Bryan Federation of ‘Eople College Avenue First Baptist College Avenue and Methodist Thia Nelon Betty Syptak Methodist Church Ram

New Cotton Campaign Procedure Allows County Agent Acceptance

County agents and committees may accept and approve producer contracts and issue emergency permits to destroy cotton immediately after local approval. About 20,000 contracts remain to be checked, with 215,677 contracts totaling 3,784,144 acres already approved and options on 639,403 bales of government cotton.

Washington Field To Extension Martin Cobb Secretary of Agriculture EK. A. Miller Texas

Cabinet Meeting Attendees Named in Record

The cabinet meeting list includes Ralph Ball Oak McKenzie Jr Melvin Mc Neely Miss Betty Syptak Miss Lu rene Williams Curtis Cobb and John Sidney Smith.

Ralph Ball Oak McKenzie Jr Melvin McNeely Betty Syptak Lurene Williams Curtis Cobb John Sidney Smith

YWA Organizes for Normangee by College Station Group

Mrs. R. L. Brown and 21 Y W A members from College Station Baptist church organized a Y W A at First Baptist Normangee. The program featured scripture, a poem, a trio song, and a lesson on Africa Waiting with discussion on the seven letters in waiting. Ice watermelons were served afterward. Attendees included Mrs. E. R. Alexander and several Bryan First Baptist members.

R. L. Brown Creath-Brazos Association College Station Ernest Dowell Herman Krauser Katherine Mousner Africa Myrtle Lloyd Myrtle Robertson Merle Hill Eunice Mae Hill Lillian Hill Gwendolyn Youngblood H. T. Holland E. R. Alexander Lalla Dean Randolph Lida Dell Withers

Contracts Approved Include Cash Payment and Cotton Option

Miller estimated that 4,124,444 acres could be added to the estate totals if all pending contracts pass judgment. Texas farmers have averaged seventeen acres each in the campaign, with 340,000 acres yet to be approved. Martin announced a next week farmers short course, with extension officials directing county agents to stay on duty and not attend.

Texas Miller Martin

College Station Demonstration Schedule Highlights

A lengthy timetable lists talks and demonstrations across Texas A M University venues. Topics include dairy processing Butter and Cheese by E W Renner and J L Thomas, hooked rugs by Bernice Claytor and Mamie Lee Hayden, moccasins by Etta Ringgold, lamb skin tanning by M K Thornton, and grape juice making by J F Rosborough with sessions at College Station and Dallas venues.

Bess Heflin Austin Clyde Clark Dallas College Dairy E. W. Renner College Station J. L. Thomas Asbury Bernice Claytor Mamie Lee Hayden Assembly General Assembly Texas Home Demonstration Association Ben Anthony Mineola Otis Miller Anson Laura Breihan Guien Onah Jacks M. K. Thornton Eta Ringgold Sonora Dora Barnes E. E. Building Zetha McInnis Texas Jessie W. Whitacre Assembly Hall W. M. Ehlers J. F. Rosborough Etta Ringgold Texas Farm Key Cottage Asbury Room

Benchley Hurler Abbott Strikes Out 26 in 14 Innings

Abbott the Benchley right hander fanned 26 in 14 innings over two games as Benchley won 6 0 in seven, tied 6 6 after seven, with Oak Grove and Bryan providing the opposition. Abbott struck out 14 in the first game and 12 in the second while collecting three hits for his club.

Abbott Custer Peyton Benchley Oak Grove Bucs Oscar Wilson Raymond Abbott Spencer Bue Denman Wright Oak Grove Boys Garrett Joe Juroska S. Abbott B. Custer Bryan Same Nuche B. Wright B. McGinty

Notable Visits and Local Family Notes in Carol County

Edge Cobb couple from Marlin visited relatives here and near Normangee. Several residents family updates include Misses Helen Moore Gladys Cross with Jen nie Lou Griffin, a kerosene stove accident injuring Clara Jane Chytil, and birth of a 10 pound baby boy to Mrs. Chas. Griffin at Wilkerson Memorial clinic. Additional updates mention Mrs. Vernon Martin and son from Lubbock visiting, Catherine Mangum from Bryan visiting while parents attend Chicago world fair, and local visitors from Tyler and Aquilla. Sickness notes include typhoid fever for Mrs. Mary Frame and ongoing treatment for Mrs. Henry Bynum in Bryan.

E. C. Cobb Marlin Frank Rosier Normangee Helen Moore Gladys Cross Jennie Lou Griffin Clara Jane Chytil Chas. Griffin Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Vernon Martin Little Son Lubbock Bryan Catherine Mangum Chicago Robert Davidson Richard Davidson George Outlaw Jerry Payne Aquilla Horace Beard Douglas Albert Leighman Tyler

Clothing Exhibit Schedule at College Station

Friday July 28 features multiple sessions in Assembly Hall and Guion Hall. Mrs. Bernice Claytor presents Adding Charm and Comfort to the Bedroom at 9:30, Mrs. Dora Barnes leads Wardrobe Demonstration at 10:30, Lola Blair covers Exhibits for Fairs and Show Windows at 1:30 in Guion Hall, with State Home Demonstration Association election results at 2:30. M K Thornton teaches Curing Lamb Skins in Animal Husbandry at 1:30, and Dr. Walton conducts tea in the lawn at 4:00.

Assembly Hall Bernice Claytor College Station Dora Barnes Guion Hall Lola Blair State Home M. K. Thornton Dr. Walton Texas Home Demonstration Association Texas Texas Farm Homemakers Key Cottage

Librarian Appointment for Lucy Bridgers In Las Vegas

Friends of Miss Lucille Bridgers former assistant cataloguer at the University of Texas library announce her new post as librarian at the teachers college in Las Vegas New Mexico.

Austin Lucille Bridgers University of Texas Library Teachers College Las Vegas New Mexico

Short Course Features at Brazos County Club Plan

The Extension Farm News outlines a July Short Course agenda focused on home industries. Syrup making with sorghum varieties Orange Honey Drip Hastings Gooseneck dominates, plus hide tanning, butter and cheese making, grape juice demonstrations, rug and mat weaving, and wardrobe and garden sessions.

Extension Farm News Brazos County Hastings

Community Notes Round Bryan Visitors and Visits

Local residents share travel and family news in Bryan. Mrs. O G Williams of Austin visits Fagan family. Edgar Mainard and children from Tabor in Bryan. the Weigels attend Dr. Harrison's funeral in Bryan. Hoyle and wife return from Kerrville. Hawkins search for farm property. family trips to Falls and Birmingham. Dr. Harrison funeral draws Bethel and Harrison relatives. Ed Finley Nelson family plan Alabama visit. Houghton family returns to Houston. Blazek and banker on vacation in Houston. Buchanan family visits Harvey. Maurice Vance undergoes appendectomy. Christine Kellett returns to Bryan from Huntsville for summer term.

O. G. Wiliams Austin D. W. Fagan Fagan Edgar FR. Mainard Tabor Bryan Charles Weigel Houston R. H. Harrison S. C. Hoyle Hoyle Kerrville Bev Harrison Bethas Harrison Will V. Bethel Pasadena Ed Finley Milton Nelson Blackman Finley Birmingham Ala A. & M. College Alabama Bill Houghton George Houghton Louis White Jack Boone Ed Blazek Central Texas Auto Company George Blazek City National Bank C. W. Buchanan A. W. Buchanan

Revival at Local Church Led by 14th-Year Pastor

Harvey Rev. R. L. Brown conducts a revival meeting this week at the church marking his fourteenth year as pastor and inviting the public to attend. The article lists numerous local and out-of-town visitors and a Sunday school party hosted by Mrs. W. C. Raines and Mrs. S. B. Pate with names of attendees and guests.

R. L. Brown Our Church J. E. Hughey Navasota Willye St. Louis H. C. McGilberry Bowie S. B. Pate Alice Cole Roscoe Bryan N.C. Cole Claude Moore Bobby Dallas O. L. Andrews J. C. McFerrin J. T. Sawyer Millican Curtis Williams Wellborn W. L. McCullough K. Kelley Dollie McCullough E. A. Peters I. N. Kelley 5. B. Pate Blanche Hughey S. E. Wilson W. C. Raines W. P. Jones Raymond Jones Nona Belle Holland D. L. Peters George Hensarling

First Aid Demonstration Touts Fire Prevention to Bryan Lions

Harry K. Rogers and Dr. R. N. Muirhead spoke at the Bryan Lions Club noon meeting on fire prevention and first aid. Rogers urged clown-led outreach to children while Muirhead demonstrated basic first aid steps with Fort Worth Fire Department demonstrators.

Harry K. “Smokey” Rogers West Coast Actuarial Bureau Chicago R. N. Muirhead Midwest American Red Cross Lions Club Lion H. R. Brayton Rogers Smokey the Fire Clown United States Mr. Rogers Dr. Muirhead E. M. Tunnell J. Pass E. E. Johnson Dillard Motley Hugh Northcutt Fort Worth Harry K. Rogers Olga Juniger State Insurance Department E. M. Tunnel FE. E. Johnson

Officers Named At WYA Election By Bryan Group

Miss Ethel Thompson was elected president for the upcoming year by the Young Women's Association of the College Avenue Baptist church. Other officers included Edith Langley as vice president Mable Jones as secretary and Cora Crenshaw as treasurer.

Ethel Thompson Young Women's Association College Avenue Baptist Church Edith Langley Mable Jones Cora Crenshaw Ada Cheatham Edith Jones Ella Crenshaw Winnie Smith Bonnie Walker Africa Lila Fae Vance Waco Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies Mesdames H. L. Whitley M. T. Reese

Pigeon Sold for Long Flight Shot Down in Midland

A homing pigeon sold by Rev. Winston F. Borum of Midland to an Arnaudville Louisiana buyer was shot down over Midland. The bird reportedly flew more than 800 miles.

Midland Winston F. Borum Arnaudville Borum

Eagle Eye Seeks Athletic Communicator amid Revisions

The Eagle staff plans to hire a communications role as it revises coverage. The move aims to strengthen reporting, oversight, and public engagement for local sports and school events.

Revival by Reliance Rev O F Keifer Opens Local Meetings

Reliance Reverend O F Keifer leads a revival here with strong services. Mrs. Alene McMellon remains critically ill at the clinic but is improving. Miss Annie Lee Saxon and Inez Jones visit relatives in Goose Creek. Local crops dry but showers cooled the area and aided early peas. Women keep canning. men cure corn tops before rain. Bessie Lillie Crenshaw and Mrs J C Merka enjoyed a trip to Palacios.

O. F. Keifer Alene McMellon Annie Lee Saxon Inez Jones Goose Creek Bessie Lillie Crenshaw J. C. Merka Palacios

Out of Town Guests Attend Harrison Funeral Service

The funeral of Dr. R. H. Harrison was held Monday at 4 p.m. in Bryan with many out of town attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Bedias Mr. and Mrs. Peyton H Harrison Be dias Mr. and Mrs. Mat S Bethel Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Will V Beth el Pasadena several Houston area residents and Bedias locals among others.

Out of Bryan R. H. Harrison Robert Hall Bedias Peyton H. Harrison Mat S. Bethel Dallas Will V. Bethel Pasadena W. M. Smotherman Huntsville Grady Harrison Houston Emmett Rohde Hearne Goree Sims

Postoffice Spot Opens in Gaines County

July 18 location Spot between Seagraves and Lamesa becomes Gaines county new postoffice. Spot authorized by the postoffice department with Lonnie Mingus named postmaster.

Seagraves Gaines County Seagraves and Lamesa Postoffice Lonnie Mingus

Eagle Wanted for That Spare Room

A local notice seeks a man named Eagle to take over a spare room in a house on Main Street. The listing promises monthly rent and a safe neighborhood with nearby shops. Contact details are provided by the property owner for interested applicants.

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