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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
2
The Bayan High School graduation at Colonial Theatre marked the largest 32 member class in City High School history. Superintendent Lawson praised the graduates and the faculty for high class training and notable programs led by the senior class president Robert Alexander Harris.
A roster of guests arriving at Hotel Bryan includes J. M. Lee Dallas S B DeBellum New Orleans and several others from cities such as Houston Dallas New York and Nacogdoches The L S Ross chapter U D C will commemorate Jefferson Davis birthday in Carnegie Hall June 3 with an excel lent program featuring roll call music papers readings and reminiscences all invited
A Farm and Fire side writer recalls the common phase called Fool’s Hill in a boy’s life. The piece notes the period when a boy acts queer and quiet, struggles with self doubt, and must push through to maturity, claiming personal experience.
Berlin reports meat is hard to obtain amid wartime demands on the army and reduced imports. Officials and cattle owners expect cutting slaughter will raise meat supply in three months, with better pork prospects tied to feed and grain. Eggs and fish remain available though fat is scarce. grain outlook for 1916 looks favorable.
Felix Mistrot, youngest son of Mr and Mrs F E Mistrot, will wed Grace Hill Robinson tomorrow morning in Waco at the bride’s mother home 612 North Fourteenth Street. Mistrot, born in this city, is well known among the younger set.
Washington June 2 Louis Brandeis nomination to the Supreme Court was confirmed by the Senate by a 47 to 22 vote. Three Republicans voted for confirmation while Lands Newlands was the only Democrat opposed. Brandeis sworn in likely June 12 after a hard fought confirmation battle.
Catholics of Josephs Parish invite friends to a basket picnic at Dellwood Park with races and amusements. The event promises a day of fun and fellowship and is organized by a local committee.
A force of workmen have tilled the lot around the new federal building for days. The sod is nearly finished with nightly watering and the lawn is expected to be beautiful soon.
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