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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

2

Cinderella’s life chapter in Harold Bell Wright tale

In Chapter XXII Diane debates with Ann Haskel about John Herbert’s future and inheritance. Diane argues Herbert’s talent and potential merit recognition, while Ann recalls judge Shannon’s praise and the family history. Diane fears revealing truth, and Ann reveals motives behind sending Herbert away for education and shaping him.

Iself Asa Hasker John Herbert Haskels Te Raver Cer Diane Carrol Ann Haskel Jeff Todd Nance Jordan Ant Haskel Vwoice Sam Reskel Deane Etradg Herb Ann Haskel Shannon Littl Herb Haid Ed Haskel Weins Harold Bell Wright

Texas Old Age Assistance Investigations Accelerated

W R Thomas district supervisor and J E Gammon Brazos county investigator report rapid pension investigations as weather permits. Rain slowed rural work, but with dry spell they expect to resume. letters question timing, but cooperation remains essential to complete inquiries efficiently.

W. R. Thomas District 5 Texas Old Age Assistance Commission J. E. Gammon Brazos County State Office Thomas

Diamond key to open Texas Centennial Exposition main entrance

Secretary of Commerce David C. Roper will unlock No 1 with a solid gold key encrusted with diamonds and gems from around the world. Dallas jeweler Arthur A Everts crafted the key carrying a crystal from the Crockett homestead and featuring Texas symbols and the Alamo among other designs.

Dallas Secretary of Commerce David C. Roper David Crockett Greenville Tenn Arthur A. Everts Pioneer Manufacturing Jeweler Everts Crockett Homestead United States Spain Mexico

A and M College Honors 356 Graduates From Bryan and College Station

Friday evening Texas A and M College awarded degrees to 356 graduates with 45 county residents. Notable completions include M S in Poultry Husbandry C E Fisher in Agronomy and R G Gomez Jr in Veterinary Medicine, with many College Station and Bryan students listed across multiple engineering and education majors.

Bryan College Station Texas A. and M. College P. G. Homeyer Cc. E. Fisher Colege Station RS. Adams H. H. Nordsieck H. L. Heaton S. B. Apple G. E. Calloway H. F P. Souder B. M. Browning Morris Parrow A. C. Hartke S. W. Bryan W. H. Taylor Kay Hassell II J. Y. Orms M. Carrell P. D. Hanna I. W. Harper R. E. Harper J. M. Ragsdale M. G. Taylor Crisler E. M. Pritchard B. B. Boriskie W. W. Gandy T. J. McMullin RL College Station R. S. Sherwood E. M. Sims W. J. Neering E. J. Noone H. J. Bearden G. T. Edds R. G. Gomez Jr

Few Brazos Children to Attend Group Singing

Tickets to the Texas Centennial will go to county school children for a group singing event in Dallas on June 13. Mrs. W. E. Neeley, county school superintendent, says few local royal schools students plan to attend with sponsors listed on the tickets. No significant Bryan school participation is expected.

Dalas W. E. Neeley

Eagle Printing Offers Quick Candidate Card Printing

The Eagle Printing Company can rapidly produce candidate cards in various sizes and corner styles, including round and square, to meet urgent political campaign needs.

Eagie Printing Company

Teacher and candidate Cook enters Sixth District race

Out for Congress candidate and Bryan resident Mr. Cook announced for Congress in the Sixth District opposing incumbent Luther A. Johnson. He filed in eight counties, plans an active campaign, and brings five years of teaching experience including three years at Groesbeck.

Thornton Congress Bryan Cook Luther A. Johnson Corsicana Meridian College Trinity Southwesern Groesbeck

Summer Session Classroom Work Is On At College

Texas A and M College opened its summer term three days after graduation. Registration runs through Friday with late enrollment penalties. Registrar E J Howell expects enrollment near 902, similar to last year. Hart, Bizzell and Walton halls host students, with five project houses run by Prof Dan Russell for rural sociology.

College Station Texas A. and M. College E. J. Howell Hart, Bizzell Walton Dan Russell

Fire Alarms Open June For City Firemen

Two alarms within minutes Monday morning tested Bryan Fire Department at the start of June after no May calls. The first alarm came from Jesse J. Cloud cleaning and dyeing shop. The second followed a vehicle fire near Parker Lumber Company. Damage was negligible in both incidents.

Bryan Fire Department Jesse J Tony Sausley Parker Lumber Company

Criminal Court Session Ends Term Work

Judge W C Davis dismissed the criminal section and jury for this week. Civil cases are set for trial during the fifth and sixth weeks. the docket is comparatively light this term.

W. C. Davis

Alleged Wife Slayer Receives Morals Sentence

Los Angeles reported Robert S. James, a five times married barber, was sentenced to three to 150 years for a morals offense involving his 21 year old niece Lois Wright. He faces trial June 22 on charges he murdered his fifth wife Mary Bush James by snakebite or drowning.

Los Angeles Robert S. James Barber Lois Wright James Mary Bush James

President Urged To Attend Meet Of Texas Press

Tyler June 2 The President of the United States is urged by state and local press officials to attend the opening session of the Texas Press Association convention in Tyler June 11 and 12 during his Texas swing. Governor Allred invited. plans include entertainment for delegates and a busy business program led by President Louis C. Elbert and Secretary Harben.

Tyler United States Texas Press Association Texas James V. Allred Houston San Jacinto Battle Grounds San Antonio Alamo Jim Donahue Tyler Courier-Times Telegraph Tom Pollard Henry Edwards Tyler Journal Sam Harden Gus F. Taylor Roosevelt Lith H. J. Bryant Tyler Chamber of Commerce Morris Sheppard East Texas Louis C. Elbert Harben Southwest

Meal Tickets Service Highlights and Pricing

Cafes and restaurants can secure quick and efficient meal tickets here. Our prices and service aim to provide satisfaction.

Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks

Social notes from Bryan list residents and visitors connected to A and M College commencement. Names include Misa Maudelle Wiley, R M Searey, Mellhearns of Dallas with son Bob, Ben McMullen and Tom McWyse, John Frank Womble, Prof. Ward and family, Mrs. Emily Breese, L L Banks of Denison, Jno M Lawrence and children, C L Benson, Marvin Robertson, E L Harter, W E Johnson, Shirley Ann Elliott, Mary Elizabeth Danforth, and visiting friends in Bryan and College Station with several trips to Houston, Tyler, Wheelock, Galveston and other locales.

Misa Maudelle Wiley K. Neeley R. M. Searey Bt. Joseph's Hospital R. C. Mellhearn Dallas Bryan Bob Melihearn A. and M. College Ben McMullen Sharon Penn Tom Mc Wye Old Mexico Pennsylvania John Frank Womble Longview Emily Breese Texas Ward L. L. Banks Denison Fritz Wiese Jno. M. IH Martha May Galveston C. L. Benson Houston Miss Elliott Marvin T. Robertson Hearne College Station E. L. Harter Lawrence Kan Harter University of Kansas Missouri W. E. Johnson Beaumont E. F. Parks South College Avenue Johnson Shirley Ann Elliott Stanley Elliott Wheelock Martha Gene Ferguson Roy Danforth Mary Elizabeth Danforth Tyler Jane Gillam Frances Spiller Virginia Wyse Fort Worth Lucy Brady Mrs. King

College Station Girl Receives TSCW Journalism Degree

Miss Mary Eleancr Scoates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scoates, earned a bachelor of science in journalism from Texas State College for Women at the thirty third annual commencement in Denton. About 240 students, the largest class in the school's history, received degrees as L A Hurn presided and Mrs. Lee Joseph of Austin spoke.

Denton Mary Eleancr Scoates Dan Scoates College Station Texas State College For Women CSA College Lee Joseph Austin Mieke L. A. Hurn

Phinneys Plan Galveston Vacation Trip

Rev. and Mrs BE Sterl Phinney and their child left Tuesday for Galveston for a few days. On their return they plan to depart for a vacation lasting about a month.

BE. Sterl Phinney Child Galveston

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