Anniversary of Etex C C Set for March 24
The fourth anniversary of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce will feature a two day short course for farmers at Huntsville on March 24 and 25. J F Stanford Texas editor will preside at forenoon sessions and Roger Davis will cover afternoon talks. A banquet will close Monday evening with M Ball hosting. Local and state officials and agricultural leaders from A and M College and the U S Department of Agriculture will attend along with other invited guests. Dr Gus Dyer of the Southern Agriculturist will attend as a distinguished out-of-state visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Huntsville
J. FE. Stanford
Texas
Southern
Roger Davis
East Tex Chamber of Commerce
M. Ball
Huntsville Tamber of Commerce
Hayne Nelms
East Texas Chamber of Mmerce
R. M. Kelly
State Bankers Association
M. College
U. 58 Department of Agriculture
A. L. Darnell
A. W. Buchanan
H. H. Williamson
A. Id M. College
Gus Dyer
Yuthern Agriculturist
Episcopal Head Holds Services at Bryan College
Bishop Clinton S. Quin of the Episcopal church returned to Austin after delivering sermons and addresses in Bryan College. He led Communion for students, conducted confirmation for a class, spoke at convocation on Prayer, and addressed a confirmation class on Agnosticism versus Christianity at St. Andrew's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton S. Quin
Ouston
Quin
Srvices
Guion Hall College
St. Andrew's Church
Yan
Noah Dansby
Col. C. C. Dd
Emogene Ballstedt
Ruth Gordon
Quinn
W. W
County Teachers Discuss Work in Two Hour Meeting
Rural Brazos county teachers met in the district courtroom from 10 a m to noon Saturday to hear Superintendent H L Durham report on his trip to the National Education Association meeting in Atlantic City N J. Prof G M Bethany reported on interscholastic meet plans and Mrs Mayme L Moye noted 300 to 350 rural children vaccinated for smallpox. An entertainment feature featured a group song by Negro students from Booneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
H. L. Durham
National Ducational Association
Mayme L. Moye
Alth
Booneville School
alleged Forger Of Hot Checks Arrested Sunday
Roy Lee of Robertson County is charged with passing forged checks on four businesses in Bryan totaling 49 dollars. He appeared in Bryan on February 24 and used names of his father and brother in the forgeries. He was jailed in Brazos County and faces a preliminary hearing before Justice J. T. Meee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee
Robertson County
Bryan
Brazos County
H. Reed
Lee
A. M. Waldrop
T. K. Lawrence
Huntsville Minister Conducts Solo Sunday Services
Hon Oak McKenzie official lay elder for the Huntsville district visited the Methodist Episcopal church and conducted services in both the morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak McKenzie
Huntsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grocery Wares Robbed by Prowlers in Sunday Morning Entry
Report of break in at Nichol's Café next door records noises on the roof around 2:30 AM Sunday. Prowlers entered K and S Grocery and K and S Market through a skylight using a chisel to rifl the registers, stealing about 12 dollars and cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol’s
Aged Woman Mrs R S McClung Dies in Jacksonville
Mrs. R S McClung age 82 died Monday March 3 at her Jacksonville home after months of declining health. Rev S R McClung and family long residents of Bryan mourn her loss with a wide circle of friends. Survivors include her husband and four daughters and two sons, plus many descendants. Interment was in Jacksonville.
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Urday
Jacksonville
R. McClung
S. R. McClung
Bryan
S. R
A. G. Gober
James Wilson
Normangee
J. G. Minkert
W. M. Gambrell
Belton
MeClung
San
Folks and Faith Notes From Bryan and Navasota
Rev S C Guthrie and Rev W N Purcell of Navasota attended Dr J Ernest Thacker's sermon at First Baptist Bryan. The stork visited Mr and Mrs A V Pin in San Antonio with a baby boy. Mrs Chapin known as Miss Kate Hall in Bryan. Mrs M R Bentley traveled to Fort Worth to the Fat Stock Show and to meet her husband connected with A and M College Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
M. R. Bentley
Port Worth
Bentley
A. & M. College
Bryan
Auto crash on Bryan to College road injures two
J F Morris of Houston and his father R C Morris were in a wreck between Bryan and College last night. The car rolled several times, injuring R C Morris who is deaf and dumb and leaving J F Morris with minor injuries. R C Morris was taken to A and M hospital then Bryan hospital. he is a Minor Printing Company foreman.
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J. F. Morris
Houston
Bryan
College
R. C. Morris
J. F
A. and M
Minor Printing Company of
Quitman Street
War on ownerless dogs declared to curb roaming canines
City officials led by City Manager J. Bryan Miller and Police Chief Martin plan a campaign to roundup ownerless dogs and enforce tagging and taxes. Authorities say a two week grace period may allow owners to pay taxes, with a formal announcement expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bryan Miller
Martin
Bryan Colored People Hear Great Evangelist
The colored community in Bryan heard Dr J Ernest Thacker at 8 30 pm in Lee Chapel Methodist church under First Presbyterian sponsorship. Dr Thacker was introduced by Dr Thos Gordon Watts with Rev G W Carter directing the service. Mrs Thacker will speak Wednesday and Thacker again Thursday night to the colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
J. Ernest Thacker
First Presbyterian Church
Lee Chapel Methodist Church
Brotherhood Club
Lee Chapel Church
I. A. Carter
G. W. Carter
Thos. Gordon Watts
Betts
Navasota Women Lead Texas at Missionary Council
At the Woman's Missionary Council session in Amarillo March 12 18 Mrs Ina Davis treasurer reports $1 000 000 raised for Southern Methodist women last year with Texas contributing $157 282 Plans are set for a $1 250 000 campaign this year Texas delegates at large include Mrs J C Handy of Navasota and several conference officers from Dallas Abilene Beaumont Houston Austin and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Woman’s Missionary Council
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Ina Davis
Nashville
Southern Methodist
Texas
Missionary Society
J. Frank Potts
Abilene
Northwest Texas
J. W. Mills
Beaumont
John N. Steele
Houston
T. A. Brown
Austin
Seth A. Craig
San Antonio
West Texas
Farmers of Edge Plan Meeting on Thursday Night
Farmers of Edge community plan a Thursday night meeting to arrange increases in feed acreage. County Agent C. L. Benson and Bryan men are invited, with likely attendance by C. Edgar Jones, active with the chamber of commerce, H. H. Williamson, and Beason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of Edge
Edge
Ito
C. L. Benson
Bryan
C. Edgar Jones
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Williamson
Extension Service
Beason
College Avenue Baptist Church Banquet March 20
On Thursday evening March 20 the men of College Avenue Baptist church will enjoy a banquet at the church. The program details will be announced soon and efforts will be made to make it the best in the church's history, according to Rev. Roy S. Hollomon the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Roy 5. Hollomon
Friendship Class to Stage Musical Friday
The Friendship Bible Class of First Baptist has secured the Woman's Club House for Friday March 28. Mrs Dan Russell will direct the program with Mrs Nick Goodrich of Marlin as soloist in the evening musical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Woman's Club
Dan Russell
Nick*Goodrich
Marlin
Free Aerial Show by Churchill Fleet This Weekend
The Flying Fleet will drop 25 copies of the Bryan Daily Eagle over the business district at noon daily offering free ride tickets. Parachute prizes from Texaco stations will be awarded. Aerial demonstrations at Walton Field include Pangborn performing inverted flight, loops, and landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Eagle
Texaco
Walton Field
Jpilot
Pangborn
Bryan
Fin Feather Club
Immelmann
Claude E. Pangborn
Plete
Missouri Pacific reps canvass Bryan College Station
Eleven representatives from the Missouri Pacific Lines traffic department under G. E. Fluth of San Antonio conducted a canvass of Bryan and College Station yesterday. They visited business houses and residences and distributed letters and circulars advertising the lines benefits and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Lines
G. E. Fluth
San Antonio
Bryan
College Station
Missouri Pacific
James Lang of Kurten Visits On Tuesday
James Lang of Kurten made a business visit here Tuesday, meeting local officials and discussing prospects for regional commerce. The visit focused on potential investments and community development opportunities.
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James Lang of
Kurten
Good Cheer Family Seeks Bed or Cot Aid
An SOS from Mrs Mayme IL Moye county health nurse asks for a bed mattress or cot for a white family receiving Good Cheer and county health assistance. Call Mrs J L Brock or the Eagle office to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme IL. Moye
J. L. Brock
Eagle Office
Stabler School Pupils Plan 1930 Club Work
About 35 members of the 4 H Boys and Girls Clubs of Stabler school met with County Agent C J Benson to plan their year's work as club demonstrators. They aim to raise a fund to supply lights for the school auditorium and began with a popcorn sale that added about $1 to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabler School
C. J. Benson
Wisconsin Real Estate Board Secretary Fired Over Texas Land Purchase
John L. Newman secretary of the Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers' Board was discharged after purchasing land in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas during a state good-will mission. The board had banned Texas land salesmen in Wisconsin amid concerns over methods and company finances. Newman was on the third annual good-will tour to clarify Wisconsin board positions to Southerners.
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Milwaukee
John L. Newman
Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers’ Board
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Wisconsin
Newman
Wisconsin Board
Concrete irrigation pipes gain ground in Mercedes factory output
Mission papers note concrete pipe lines for conserving irrigation water are spreading, with a Mercedes factory developing a substantial business. The buried pipes replace open ditches and allow full cultivation of the area with good results.
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Mission
Mercedes
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Etex C. C
Piscopal Head
S. C. Guthrie
Navasota
Guthrie
W. N. Purcell
M. E. Convention
Associated Press
Rayon Bloomers
Churchill Fleet
Eagle
Power
Jack Leon Echols
Hugh Henderson Jr
London
Morocco
France
Ben
Diavalo) Matthews
Mickey Efferson
Elaine
Narcisse
Elaine Toiletries
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Bryan, Texas
MOPAC
Valley Land
Durant
Tan
Dayton
Star
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