Driver Education Course Endorsed By Traffic Group
COLLEGE STATION May 28 Endorsed by Governor Allred's Traffic Safety Committee Texas Highway Patrol and other safety groups a driver education and training course at Texas A&M College runs June 8 to July 17 with college credit. Enrollment open beyond 40 teachers. Principal W H Keene Galveston will teach aided by national instructors Amos E Neuhart Burton W Marsh and AAA experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
James V. Allred
Texas Highway Patrol
State Department of Education
Texas A. & M. College
Texas Public Schools
E. L. Williams
College Industrial Education Department
W. H. Keene
David Crockett High School
Galveston
University of Kentucky
Amos E. Neuhart
Burton W. Marsh
American Automobile Association
Former Bryan Woman Dies in Houston Hospital
Mr and Mrs R B Grant received notice of the death of their niece Mrs James D Grant of Houston at Hermann Hospital after an operation last Sunday. Funeral services planned for Sunday with arrangements pending. Edith Preston long known as Mrs James D Grant, daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Preston early Bryan citizens who owned a local water and light plant. Mr Grant is a nephew of Justice of the Peace R B Grant and once lived in Bryan working for A M Waldrop Co.
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R. B. Grant
James D. Grant
Houston
Hermann Hospital
Grant
Justice of the Peace
Bryan
A. M. Waldrop & Co
Bryan Pastors Headed to Fort Worth Conference
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Andrew Rev. W. B. Breazeale and Rev. Bennie Griffin of Bryan churches leave Monday for a statewide pastor evangelistic conference in Fort Worth. Mrs. Breazeale will stay with the Doss ey home in Dallas while Breazeale and Griffin attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Fort Worth
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
W. B. Breazeale
Bennie Griffin
College Avenue Baptist Church
Breazeale
C. Y. Dossey
Dallas
Rev. Griffin
Andrew
Dr. Andrew
T. C. Lamb
Officers Chosen At Bryan Federation of Young People Societies
John Sidney Smith of College Avenue Baptist was elected president of the Bryan Federation of Young People Societies at a Sunday afternoon meeting at First Methodist. Ernest Sample of the same church was the previous president. Officers include Roy Gibson vice president Anna B. Thomas secretary Ina Mae McGee pianist and W S Johnson chorister. A reporter will be chosen by the president. The meeting closed the federation year and activities will resume in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sidney Smith
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Methodist Church
Ernest Sample
Federation
Roy Gibson
Presbyterian Church
Anna B. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Ina Mae McGee
Free Will Baptist Church
W. S. Johnson
Negro Slayer of Mexican Farm Hand Is Given Suspended Sentence
James Byrd, described as negro, was found guilty of the murder last year on a Brazos Valley plantation and received a five year suspended sentence in district court. Judge Max Rogers of Huntsville presided as the jury returned after several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Byrd
Brazos Valley
Max Rogers
Huntsville
Folks and Families Visit Bryan in Week of News
Mrs. John W. Russell of Bonham visits daughter Mrs. J M Fountain. Eugene Pilant travels from Fort Worth to register at A and M. Frank Cantavespi joins Brazos Motor Sales. Mrs. Seldon Ellis returns home with baby Parthcia Anne. Grandmother Blanche Miles visits from Navasota. Several residents travel to Navasota, Houston, Denton, and Galveston for visits, education, and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Russell
Bonham
J. M. Fountain
Bob Arner
L. W. Koehl
Bryan
Hal Hunter
Eugene Pilant
Fort Wceeth
A. & M. College
Frank Cantavespi
Brazos Motor Sales Co
Chrsyler-Plymouth
North Main Street
John Milburger
Willie
Henry
Wheelock
The
Eagle
Seldon Ellis
Parthcia Anne
R. R. Ellis
West 30Th Street
Blanche Milles
Navasota
G. R. Branch
Gussie
Nita Branch
Laura Gooch
A. T. Chisholm
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Babe
Chisholm
Jennie Stevenson
Houston
Jane Singletary
G. F. Singletary
Denton
Texas State College For Women
Newton Finch
Shreveport
G. F. Taylor
George Dixon
B. K. Hansen
Jno. L. Pyle
Anderson
George Crawford
Rock Prairie
W. H. Buchanan
Theer
Marguerite Buchanan
Kurten
Marguerite
Brazos County
Sue Wright
Austin
E. H. Astin
University of Texas
Astin
Elizabeth Bradley
Wilson Bradley
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Hearne
B. F. K. Mullins
Grand Avenue Baptist Church of
Dallas
Travis B. Bryan
Travis, Jr
Galveston
R. E. Snuggs
Somerville
S. D. McKey
Darrows Sell Bryan Home to Repperts for Immediate Occupancy
Mr and Mrs W H Darrow sold their Page Avenue residence in Bryan to Mr and Mrs R R Reppert. The Repperts will occupy the home as soon as the Darrows leave for Washington DC and vacate the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Darrow
Page Avenue
Bryan
R. R. Reppert
Repperts
Darrows
Washington,d. C
Important Stage Is Approached In Cotton Development
Dr. A B Cox predicts a new phase in cotton policy as US programs from 1933 to 1935 cut domestic supply. He notes US production fell from 11 742 000 to 6 921 000 bales by May 1 and foreign output rose by 18 470 000 bales, giving world carryovers up 43 000 000 bales. Domestic supply shrinkage is offset by foreign gains, risking lower prices next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. B. Cox
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Farm Board
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Cox
European
Europe
Bryan routs Dyers Mill 24 to 7 in league clash
Bryan built an early big lead in the Grimes Brazos League game, pounding 24 hits and scoring 13 runs in two innings to defeat Dyers Mill 24 to 7. Earl Arrington Shack Jones and Emory Deason led Bryan’s offense with four hits each and Arrington drove in four runs. Dyer's Mill struggled with pitchers Minnis and Baranoski allowing 24 Bryan hits while producing seven runs on 16 hits.
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Bryan
Dyer’s Mill
Earl Arrington
Shack Jones
Emory Deason
Baranoski
Jones
Arrington
Deason
Minnis
Riley
C. Dyer
Joe Philips
Cook
Cude and Feldman
Dyer's Mill
Beal
Jack
Ralph Lindsey
Thompson
Charley Jones
Renumbering Bills to be Added to Utility Statements
Property owners affected by street renumbering who did not pay 25 cents will see the charge on their utility bill mailed June 1. City officials urge prompt payment to avoid delays that could inconvenience the public and tax the patience of employees.
Unveiling at Sam Houston Teachers College
County Attorney Bill Allen Mrs R O Allen and guest Miss Sarah Dickerson of Lynnville Tenn attended an unveiling in Huntsville to honor a bronze plaque on the wall of Austin Hall the oldest building in continuous use for education. President H F Estill gave a brief history and Dean Moorman of Austin College delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Allen
R. O. Allen
Sarah Dickerson
Lynnville
Tenn
Huntsville
Austin Hall
Sam Houston State Teachers’ College
H. F. Estill
Dean Moorman
Austin College
Sherman
Marriage Licenses Listed for Kornegay Naura Moxey Ketchum
Sam Kornegay and Stacy Naura receive a marriage license. Charles E. Moxey and Elizabeth Ketchum are licensed. Walter D. Smith and Rosabelle Byrd also obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kornegay
Stacy Naura
Charles E. Moxey
Elizabeth Ketchum
Walter D. Smith
Rosabelle Byrd
Nurse Edith Haveman Attends Institute Session
Miss Edith Haveman Brazos county health nurse traveled to Austin for the quarterly Staff Nurses Institute sponsored by the State Board of Health. The institute met Monday through Wednesday with Haveman returning to Bryan Thursday morning.
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Edith Haveman
Brazos County
Austin
Staff Nurses’ Institute
State Board of Health
Haveman
Bryan
Industrial Education Group Hosts Barbecue at Hensel Park
Faculty students and others from the A. and M. College industrial education department headed by E. L. Williams enjoyed a barbecue at Hensel Park Friday evening with 35 attendees playing baseball and washer pitching.
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Industrial Education Department
A. and M. College
E. L. Williams
Hensel Park
Attends Sister's Funeral in Tyler
Mrs. J. W. Mathis and her nephew Walter Hicks returned Thursday from Tyler where they attended the funeralTuesday night of Mrs. S. W. Hemphill at her home in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mathis
Walter Hicks
Tyler
Jeannes Supervisor Teaches at Prairie View This Summer
Pauline Watkins, Jeannes supervisor for Brazos county, travels to Prairie View to teach this summer. She previously taught there before her current role and returns each year for the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannes
Prairie View
Pauline Watkins
Brazos County
Mrs Tyler Haswell Travels to California for Graduation
Mrs Tyler Haswell visits Los Angeles to attend grandson’s Page Military Academy graduation and plans a summer stay in California with Ava Haswell and Haswell Giraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tyler Haswell
Ava Haswell
Haswell Giraud
Los Angeles
Calif
Haswell
Page Military Academy
American Legion Juniors Lose 16-3 at Caldwell
Bryan's American Legion Juniors fell 16-3 in Caldwell against Magnolia. Beutsch pitched for Caldwell and homered, while Johnnie Jones and Leo Daniels led Bryan with two hits each. Bryan faces Port Arthur and Galveston next, with Towns and Scanlin catching for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Pernbt
W. Whaley
Fritsher
C. Whaley
K. Whaley
Beutsch
L. Polonsky
Legion
Port Arthur
Galveston
Baylor Class Reunion Attended By Smith
John Sidney Smith sports editor of The Eagle travelled to Waco Saturday for the first Baylor University class reunion of 1932 graduates, of which he is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sidney Smith
the Eagle
Waco
Baylor University
College Station tops Anderson in league clash at Anderson
College Station defeated Anderson 10 to 6 in a Grimes Brazos League game. Pitcher Bryan Boone Bobbitt allowed control issues early but settled to earn the win as Frog Adams carried on after a fifth inning rally. H T Holland led College Station with three hits, while Sheriff Boone and Graham Webb starred for Anderson.
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College Station Nine
Anderson
Bryan
Boone
Bobbitt
Wildness
Frog Adams
Adams
H. Leiber
H. T. Holland
College Station
Holland
Price
Charlie Kana
Sheriff Boone
Graham Webb
J. C. Frazier
C. A
Cotton” Hill
College
Sembera
Jones
P. Kimick
Trant Wins Bryan Motor Mileage Contest Honors
In a Bryan county event, CP K Trant won first prize for a mileage of 24.8 per gallon in the commercial group, plus five gallons of oil as best looking man. Mrs Trant won for fattest lady. Second prize went to Bruner Battery & Electric with 24.4 mpg. E D Parrot won 15 dollars in heavy duty for 23.8 mpg.
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Bryan Motor
C P
Lee Moore
Felix Jones
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Traffic Group
B.F.Y.P.S
Darrow
Keys
Keys Sisters
Roberta
Mona
Mary
Leota
Hollis
Okla
Baylor College
Texas
Grimes - Brazos
Bryanites
Jones and
R. H. E.dyers Mill
Fellman
Jack Lindsey
Sam Houston
Tel
Ewart Sawyer
Lamar, Mo
Myra
Jean
Myrtle
Harold
Herschel
Reppert
Industrial Education Group
American Legion
Rhe Bryan
Joe Scanlin
Marcus, Pierce
Towns
G. Whaley
Senators
Trant
Pursang
Arco
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