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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
3
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George G. Chance of the State Board of Review will address the Tabor Welfare Club Friday night. The Brazos Valley farmer will summarize points from a recent trip to Washington D. C. He is expected to draw attention to erosion on local lands and urge action to protect farms. Music will accompany the meeting.
Notes describe 4-H club meetings in which home demonstrations cover canning and food preservation. Demonstrators show pressure cooking, hot water bath methods, and pantry prep with vegetables like beans spinach and tomatoes. Families attend multiple sessions to learn safe techniques and maintaining nutrients.
Brazos county promotes Beef Cattle Month to highlight the Baby Beef Club and stress improving beef cattle quality across the county.
An all day work session is set for Friday June 14 at the new church cemetery. Volunteers are urged to bring sharp hoes to clean the grounds and a dinner will be served at noon. Local residents and visitors joined family gatherings and Sunday visits across Edge.
Joe Locke of Tabor gave a graphic account of the farmers trip to Washington D C in May at the Rye 4 H club meeting The report highlighted appreciation for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and commitment to a square deal for agriculture Music accompanied by the post office orchestra and prizes were noted with Annie Mae Merka Joe Locke and R G Higginbotham as judges Visitors included Mrs Winifred Carroll and Lynn Sample of Bryan.
Monday marked the last day of operation for the soft drink fountain and sandwich stand at the Piggly Wiggly grocery. Manager Gordon Edge said the counter was sold to the Sweet Shop as more room for groceries was needed and the front stand did not fit the store’s policy.
Fred Hale of Texas A and M College’s Texas Agricultural Experiment Station travels to Atlantic City this week to address research scientists on eye development in young pigs. He will discuss results to date from feeding rations with varied vitamin content and notes a possible human value, following an invitation from the Association for Research in Ophthalmology.
A city hall meeting with county women’s clubs outlined Rally Day at Sue Haswell Memorial Park on July 6. Prizes include flour sacks, soap, dress, hair services, cookware, groceries, and a sewing machine to be awarded by merchants and a $1 trade prize.
R B Butler, a Bryan contractor, was the low bidder on two Federal highway projects announced from Austin. One bid covers widening an underpass on Highway 64 in Tyler for 15 532 dollars. The second covers seven tenths of a mile of approaches and Bushy Creek bridge on Highway No 5 in Muenster for 19 284 dollars.
The jury in the Joe Falco liquor law case was discharged by Judge W. C. Davis after failing to agree. They had been out all night with reports suggesting an eight to four split, though it was unclear whether the majority favored conviction or acquittal.
Hearne reports the issuance of marriage licenses to Fay Guy Chumley and Annie Lucille Cannon. The ceremony details and further official actions follow in a subsequent notice.
Miss Ona Blanche Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Brown of Harpersville wed Mr W Leroy Res of Oklahoma City and Norris Tenn on a June lawn ceremony marking the couple s 39th wedding anniversary of the bride s parents. The service featured Rev H J Sanders and a Virginia reel reception with friends and family present. The couple will reside in Norris after visiting New Orleans en route.
Miss Martha Rivers Allen and Mr. John Hendrick Caufield of Washington D C were married Monday night at the First Methodist church in Bryan. The ceremony featured a formal bridal procession, organ music, and a reception at the bride’s mother home. The bride, educated at the University of Texas, is a Bryan native. the groom, a Texas alumnus, has held posts with newspapers and the Agriculture Department. They will reside in Washington D C with a stop in Ashville North Carolina and Virginia Beach en route.
The First Methodist church of Bryan sent a delegation to the Methodist Young People's Assembly in Jacksonville. Attendees included Dorothy Davis Nell Spell Katharine Lawrence Pauline Patterson Billy McLarty Betty Syptak and Grover White Jr plus Mr and Mrs Bryant and Mr and Mrs White.
Mr and Mrs N F Lockerd host a week long visit from Mr Lockers Mrs RE ckerdee and Mr S Sas Mites brings a cordial social note to the community.
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