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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1936

Page

3

Kurten School to Dedicate New Brick Building July 1

Kurten School plans an all day dedication and barbecue July 1 for its new $18 000 brick building designed by Bryan architects Al and Sanders. Otto Plagens president of the district trustees and state education official L A Woods attend. the auditorium seats about 300 with a 40 by 80 foot court and is wired for electricity. A teacherage will be built this summer. some existing structures will be razed and salvaged materials used for instruction.

Otto District of Trustees State Supervior Education L. A Otto Plagens Presi. A. Keller Opersteny, Jr

Summer Sunshine and Community Ties Report

The piece notes pleasant weather and growing crops with plans for a gymnasium and community improvements. It mentions local residents in Edge and nearby farms socializing, attending events, and visiting relatives including Mrs. Ernest Closs, Mr. and Mrs. Closs, Mrs. G. A. Nash, and Miss Lela Annie Closs.

Inl Sing- Edge Ernest Closs T. Closs Edge G. A. Nash Anders J. W. Nash Sam- George Bessie Thurman Lela Annie Closs

Community News Notes From Local Coming Events

Harvey families attended Home Coming Keith Sunday. Williams of Bryan visited E A Hen family. News of Mews Lughey of Navasota has died after weeks of illness. Community offers sincere sympathy to the reared family. Mills of San Diego now visiting the Mills household. Cecil Kelley and children and W McCulloch called on J Kelley. Mrs W R McCullough and family visited in the new home.

Keith A. ©. Williams Bryan E. A Lughey Navasota S. B. Pate Mills San Diego Tex W. D. Mills Mes. Mills Cecil Kelley Bert Cecil Maudine W. McCulloch J. Kelley W. R. McCullough Jean A. ©. S of Bryan Nd Gouise Hensarling W. E. Moody

Pine plantation proves hardy on Brazos County land

Walter Wipprecht planted nonnative pines on his Brazos County farm in 1929 to convert damaged bottomland from cotton production into a potential source of firewood fence posts and timber. By 1936 the seven year old stand averaged 15 feet in height and 3.2 inches diameter, with rapid growth suggesting large timber and fence post potential by 1939.

Bryan Brazos County Walter Wipprecht Department of A. and M. College Wipprecht Texas Forest Service Kirbyville

County Agriculture Council to plan Centennial trip and events

The County Council of Agriculture meets Saturday at 10 in the negro agents office to finalize plans for the Texas Centennial trip on June 19. Prairie View short course and county fair discussions also noted. all council members and interested farmers urged to attend.

County Council of Agriculture Prairie View

County agriculture checks dairy farm demonstrations nationwide

June 15 marks the start of examining all farm demonstrations by a committee appointed by the County Council of Agriculture. Demonstrators should ready their displays as visiting county agents will review progress and compare demonstrations with those in other counties.

County Council of Agriculture

4-H club boys meet to plan August short course

All 4-H club boys are asked to meet at the office of the negro agents Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Plans for the short course will be made and the selection of various teams and contestants will be completed. The short course will be held August 9 to 12.

Negro Agents

Demonstration Tour For Bryan Colleen Citizens

Dr. Seaman A. Knapp founder of Extension Service calls for a home demonstration tour on Thursday June 11 to view yard kitchen and pantry improvements by demonstrators and cooperators. All negro and white citizens of Bryan and Colleen invited to meet at the courthouse at 8 30 a m and return by 1 p m.

Seaman A. Knapp Extension Service Bryan and Collene Court House

Summon Citizens For Petit Jury Through Sixth Week

Brazos county residents are summoned for jury duty through the sixth week. The notice calls eligible citizens to appear for petit jury service and participate in upcoming court proceedings.

Brazos County

District court summons panel for May term jurors

The sixth and last week of the May term of district court summons a petit jury for report next Monday at 9 30 in the morning in the court room. Names listed include Etheridge Cox Ball Higgs Hearne Bond Metzer Edge Goen Cook Barron Bukowski Hart Grant Hall Redman Metz er Smith Robinson Fuschak Bryant Gandy Gale Schram Bryan Noto Risinger Herndon Hugghins Blazek Liske Dansby Cole Harris Ashworth.

District Court R. L. Etheridge Ed Cox Charley Ball W. J. Higgs R. L. Hearne Ross Bond Dave Metzer Willis Edge Clyde Goen T. F. Cook Mike Barron Mike Bukowski S. C. Hart R. B. Grant J. W. Hall

Rural School Work Reported For Brazos County

The Brazos County rural schools report detailed unit teaching under the new curriculum. Units include How the Chinese Live Prospect Our Food Needs and A Study of Holland. Standardized tests measured pupil ranking statewide, with the county board listing C. M. Bethany as chairman and members G. B. Wilcox N. C. Cole Charles Merka and Joe Locke.

Brazos County Fred L. Sloop Texas Department of Education W. L. Powers Kurten Texas C. M. Bethany G. B. Wilcox College Station N. C

Suit Settled in Rose Manufacturing Case

The suit of the Rose Manufacturing Company against M. J. Tremont, set for trial in district court Monday, was settled. Tremont keeps the merchandise on payment of $125, with court costs paid by the plaintiff. Henderson and Hoyle represented the plaintiff, Armstrong and Armstrong the defendant.

Rose Manufacturing Company M. J. Tremont W. C. Davis Henderson and

Demonstrations and crop notes from Brazos County clubs

Frankie Zikes of the King's Highway 4 H club shares a report on corn and cotton demonstrations. Wet weather has reduced corn yields, suggesting sorghum as a substitute for feed or forage. The piece urges farmers to protect gains by adapting planting, and promotes the Tabor 4 H club meeting with planned stunts.

Frankie Zikes King’s Highway Club Frankie

Chamber supports agriculture with 1000 dollars grant

The Chamber of Commerce allocates 1000 dollars to agriculture with 500 for the American Legion Free Fair and 500 for boys and girls club work and farming aid. A 25 dollar prize for the best balanced farming report is offered to stimulate farmer involvement and improve soil conservation under the Soil Conservation Act with help from A S McMillan and college specialists. County agents are urged to consult.

Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee American Legion Free Fair A. S. McMillan

Madeley Named Centennial Farm And Home Demonstration Winner

Mrs. G. E. Madeley of near College Station is chosen as Brazos County Centennial Farm and Home Demonstration winner in a Farm and Ranch magazine sponsored contest. Her report details extensive farmstead improvements including fencing, sod, outbuildings, a storm house and cistern, relocated garage and tenant house, new barn, fruit storage, and landscape enhancements, plus house upgrades and crop land utilization.

G. E. Madeley College Station Brazos County Farm and Ranch Magazine Alma Metcalfe Madeley

Boys Train in Judging For 4 H Trip Short Course

Club boys will meet at the county agent office Saturday at 1 p.m. to begin training for judging teams in livestock cotton grains and poultry The meeting offers a path to win a trip to the Short Course and urges participation.

Generalissimo of the Medicine Show to headline week

M. K. Thornton touts a side-splitting attraction during the Short Course promising to eclipse all other acts. Dutch Hohn and Dan Clinton are billed to pronounce the benediction.

M. K. Thornton Dutch Hohn Dan Clinton

Sunday Church Weathered by Singing Visitors and Prayer

Rev J J Pipkin preached to a large crowd with Bryan singers visiting for a Sunday service. The piece notes health concerns for Floyd Bryant and Chas Payne, mentions Freda Schultz and Gladden Box wedding last Saturday, and urges persistent prayer and moral reform.

J. J. Pipkin Bryan Singers Herbert Little Chas. E. Griffin Earnest Moore Jo Jeff Danforth Bryan J. M. Closs Gladys Closs Buel Duncan Floyd Bryant Chas. Payne Freda Schultz Gladden Box Ira Rumfield Edward Rumfield Betty Jane Hill Frank Rosier Walden Orr J. O. Orr Buck Zubic Joe Wymola Ernest Closs J. T. Closs Geo. Nash Kings Highway MayBelle Griffin Brazos Valley Robbie Wilson Peter

Prayer Wins A Soldier's Heart And Ends In Death

A Christian wife prays for her infidel husband amid war fears. After years of supplication she hears a voice urging surrender to God's will. Her husband dies shortly after, and a telegram confirms he has given his heart to God, answering her prayers.

Satan Stig Mary James Wilson

Kurten and Smetana to Send Groups to Dallas

Kuyrteh and Smetana school children plan to attend the Centennial conq fest in Dallas Thursday where about 50 000 children will gather. The two groups travel by bus with Smetana children leaving Wednesday afternoon for Ennis then Dallas Thursday morning and returning that night. The Kurten group leaves Thursday morning and returns the same night.

Kurten Smetana Dallas

Fifth Week of RT Term Opened and Pending Trials

The May term opened with C. Davis and others as plaintiffs and Armstrong as defendant. Suits involving Mrs. Rose Martin and others have been set for trial on Wednesday.

Allen Academy Cadets Ordered to R O T C Camp

The Adjutant of the Eighth Corps Area at Fort Sam Houston orders Allen Academy cadets to the R O T C camp at Camp Bullis for further training in preparation for commissions as Second Lieutenants in the U S Army Reserve. Names include Jacob Beal Jack Traylor Fred Bennett Pete Campbell Eldia Haire Clinton Killough.

Allen Academy Eighth Corps Fort Sam Houston R.O.T.C Camp &T Camp Bullis Reserve Corps United States Army Jacob Beal Jack Traylor Bryan Fred Bennett Houston Pete Campbell Longview Eldia Haire Austin Clinton Killough

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kurten School Emer Administration W. D. Bunting Trict W. E. Neeley Jack al J. Olin Sanders Archivi J Ngs Harvey Brazos Negro Club H. K. Harnsbury Laurelia M. Holden Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Tabor Mrs. Madeley Centennial Farm Medicine Show Eifiabenes Kwolenss London Celanese Bangkok Hhase
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