Funeral Service Set For Former Resident Eugene Suber
Eugene H. Suber died today at 10 55 am after a three week illness. He formerly lived in Brazos County and moved to Cleburne ten years ago where he worked for the railroad. Survived by two daughters Miss Eugenia Suber Ballinger and Mrs Gerald Harkey Crystal City, plus a grandson Harold Harkey Jr and three sisters. funeral Saturday at 2 pm at his mother Mrs L H Suber’s home conducted by Rev J Wharton. Interment in City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Suber
Mt. Suber
Gleburne
L. H. Suber
College Road
Jane H. Suber
Newberry
South Carolina
Jane
Bryan
Brazos County
Cleburne
Artist Church
First Baptist Church of
Eugenia Suber
Ballinger
Reld Harkey
Crystal City
Harold Harkey, Jr
J. H. Suber
Elizabeth Suber
Bertie Suber
Elmer Dodson
John Suber
Dallas
Tom
Milton Suber
L. H. Suer
J. Wharton
Baptist Church
Intera
Cem
Jack Sandifer
James Deane Landifef
A. L. Page
Houston
Page
J. C. Weeks
Navasota
John M. Ross
John J. Merkin
Bowman
Anton
Merka
J. Kinney O’heeron
Waco
First Christian Church
J. W. Harris
Tabor
E. Griesser
Auto
W. C. Raines
Harvey
John H. Rhodes
Midway
Madison County
Wellborn
Mary Locke
Zack
Tom Wolf
Chas. F. Hillier
Bryan Has Turned, To Her Home After A Week's Visit With Mr. and Mrs. Hillier
Harry Kounte
Edgar Buchanan
Lufkin
Mr. Buchanan
A. W. Buchanan
C. F. Hillier
John Ward
Auto Crash Injures Bryan Man Hart Victim
A. W. Buchanan, returning to his office at J. and M. College about 2 pm, collided with a Lincoln coupe driven by Mrs. L Baker on the highway near the college entrance. Buchanan suffered a cracked rib and a bruised leg. Baker was bruised but not seriously hurt. Both cars were moved to Bryan for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Buchanan
J. and M. College
Buchanan
L. Baker
Houston
Fort A
Ilana
Sclon of Bryan Breaks Silence In Press Fight
In Austin on March 19 Mrs. Lee J Rountree a former House member and Bryan Daily Eagle publisher led a protest against a Rules Committee proposal. The rule would restrict ousting nonmembers from committees and allow executive sessions limiting public access and press admission to committee rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lee J Rountree
Rules Committee
Newsracen
Utree
Bradley will occupy Main Street property
Carpenters, painters, cabinet makers and decorators convert the business house formerly J. T. Hanway Sadlery into an up to date shoe store to be occupied by Wilson Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Main Street
Busihouse
J. T. Hanway Sadlery
Wilson Bradley
Burglar Steals from Bryan Country Club Pro Shop
A burglar broke in at Bryan Country Club Thursday night taking golf balls cigarettes and pop from the pro shop. Sheriff J H Reed was notified and the loss was about 25 dollars with no crews left by the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Bryan Country Club
J. H. Reed
Nowell
Fourth District Baptist Women Meet in Bryan at First Baptist
The Fourth District of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Texas will hold its annual meeting at the First Baptist church in Bryan on March 26 and 27. About 250 delegates are expected. local hostesses and committees are named to assist visitors with homes transportation decorations entertainment enrollment publicity purchasing and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Texas
Bryan
First Baptist Church
H. H. Orem
Houston
Chas. 5. Myers
Travis B. Bryan
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
D. Paul Dansby
J. B. Sanders
S. M. Hunter
W. B. Edge
N. A. Stewart
H. L. Durham
E. B. Elliott
Edgar
G. M. Brandon
E. F. Parks
Hal Haltom
N. L. McCullough
Albert Buchan
Funeral Service for Late Pastor Held Wednesday
Funeral for Rev. John J. Tatum was held at Free Will Baptist Church with a 4 15 service led by Rev. E C Morris and assisted by several pastors. The cortage proceeded to City Cemetery for burial as crowds from Brazos and beyond attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Free Will Baptist Church
John J. Tatum
E. C. Morris
McCulloch- Dansby
Texas
Hettie Laura May
Dallas
Barney Lowery
Mort
Minnie Jimmerson
Henderson
J. W. LeFevre
North Zulch
MM. Adams
Luther Adams
Ino Swarwick
Rema Gandy
Walter Johnson
Beaumont
Grady Lindsey
Madisonville
Amd
Fredde Hendrix
Youth of Bryan Wins Big at Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Morris Williamson son of H. H. Williamson, a Brazos county 4-H Club boy, returned from Fort Worth with 16 Poland China pigs entered at the Fat Stock Show and a string of prizes. He earned first premiums in Swine Department litter and Boys' and Girls' Pig Show, plus second and third premiums in Poland China divisions and other placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Williamson
H. H. Williamson
Brazos County
Chicago
Fort Worth
Poland
Young Williamson
Williamson
College Road
E. M. Regenbrecht
China
Insurance Firms Change Hands in Bryan on Friday
Bryan insurance firms undergo mergers with the J. T. Maloney and John A. Moore Agencies joining to form Maloney Insurance Agency. Mrs. Dana McAshan moves to Maloney from Sankey Park Agency, which J. M. Ferguson bought and will operate as Ferguson Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
J. T. Maloney Insurance Agency
John A. Moore
Moore
Wame of Maloney Insurance Agency
Dana McAshan
Sankey Park Insurance Agency
Maloney Agency
Sankey Park
J. M. Ferguson
Funeral Service Held Today for Eugene Suber
Funeral services for the late Eugene HB Suber, who died Friday in Bryan, were held today at 2 o clock from his mother's home on College Road. The service and burial at Bryan City Cemetery were conducted by Rev. John L Wharton and Rev. Thomas Gordon Watts. Pallbearers were J Webb Howell, J Coulter Smith, N A Stewart, E W Crenshaw Jr, R C Franks, and Henry S Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene HB. Suber
Bryan
College Road
Bryan City
Jno. L. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Thos. Gordon Watts
First Presbyterian Church
J. Webb Howell
J. Coulter Smith
N. A. Stewart
E. W. Crenshaw Jr
R. C. Franks
Henry S. Locke
Tag Day aids Bryan elementary library with cash and book drive
Principal J Vernon Brown said receipts from Tag Day reached 71 18 with many sellers yet to report. The Bryan community donated cash and home library books to fill shelves for Ta Elementary School and placed book baskets in Main Street stores during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryen
J. Vernon Brown
Bryan
Travis School
Lost black barrow with bobbed tail and split nose
A lost barrow described as black weighs about 7 pounds with a bobbed tail and split nose. Contact phone 235 for information.
Attendance Expected at 7th Annual Highway Short Course
The Seventh Annual Highway Short Course will be held at A and M College April 9 to 11 with joint support from the Department of Highway Engineering, the State Highway Department and other major contributors. Indications point to record attendance and a full three day program featuring prominent speakers on lumber preservation, concrete paving, hot mix asphalt, low cost bridges and roads, and subcontractor cooperation. Enticements include an exhibition football game at Kyle Field, a baseball game, and a banquet at Sbisa Hall, with ex-students gathering April 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
M. College
Texas University
State Highway Department
Department of Highway Engineering
Kyle Field
Students’ Association
J J. Richey
J. T. L. McNew
W. J. van London
Amarillo
W. G. Huggins
Houston Chronicle
C. E. Swain
U. S. Bureau of Publi Roads
Fort Worth
Prevost Hubbard
Asphalt Institute
New York
C. A. Gogentogler
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Washington
D. C
E. C. Woodward
Waco
J. J. Richey
John E Blair
Bryan
C. G. Wickline
Austin
John A. Focht
Sbisa Hall
United Daughters of the Confederacy meet in Bryan
The L. S. Ross Chapter U D C of Bryan held its March meeting at Mrs. H. O. Ferguson’s home with Mrs. D Paul Dansby and others hosting. Guests and hosts served green and white refreshments, planned Decoration Day activities, and announced April committee details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Ferguson
L. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
D. Paul Dansby
W. S. Collard
H. B. McDowell
M. E. Wallace
W. O. Hearn
Ferguson
H. H. Newton
Albert Buchanan
F. L. Thomas
College Station
5. M. Hunter
F. I. Thomas
P. S. Park
Ralph Howell
Wilson Lee
G. S. Fraps
Ben Marwill
R. H. Harrison
M. K. Thornton Jr
J. Webb Howell
W. B. Edge
Heavy American corn exports flood Mexico in February
LARFDO March 19 UP heavy exports of American grown corn to Mexico in February to ease a shortage caused by rains and damaged fields led the 566 carloads of American goods shipped to Mexico that month. Additional imports included 99 carloads in smaller lots by wagon and truck over the international bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larfdo
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
International Bridge
Scenic Beauties Of Yellowstone On 16 mm Film Show
Dr Edward N Jones head of Baylor botany leads a Yellowstone film viewing using a 16 mm camera. He will present the motion pictures to the Social Science Seminar audience Monday evening March 23 in the Physics auditorium. The films depict the park’s wonders from a portable source. The event invites Bryan and College residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
At & O
Edward N. Jones
Yellowstone Park
Baylor University
Jones
Artists of Texas to Display Work At A M College
The Department of Architecture announces a Texas Fine Arts Association exhibition of about thirty paintings by Texas artists. It will occupy the College Library third floor from March 18, daily 9 to 5. Groups may arrange off hours by contacting Ernest Langford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artists of Texas
A-M College
Department of Architecture
Texas Fine Arts Association
College Library
Ernest Langford
That Old Lead Mine Frontier Tale
W D McDonald recalls his father and grandfather bringing lead from an old mine used for rifle bullets. He lived in Brazos County and visited Madison for the mine. The mine's exact location was once kept secret, yet lead was said to be available to settlers needing bullets. Others with oral histories from early settlers are invited to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. McDonald
W. D
Normangee Star
Motion for New Trial in Rountree vs LGN Railroad
Mrs. Joe J. Rountree asks for a new trial in district court before Judge W. C. Davis. The judge heard arguments this morning and took the matter under advisement, with a ruling due next Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Rountree
LG. N. Railroad
W. C. Davis
Davis
Local residents and visitors frequent Bryan in busy weekend
Mrs. Le J Rountree visits from Brazos county then heads back to Austin. John Ede sprains his arm at play and is treated at Bryan hospital. Various locals and guests arrive in Bryan from Wheelock Kurten Jewett Houston and Temple for family matters business hospital care or hotel stays. A newborn Allen Neal Weaver arrives at the Bryan hospital weighing eight and a half pounds and mothers and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rountree
Hrazos County
Austin
John
W. B. Ede
Bryan Hospital
William E. Lewis
Wheelock
Bryan
M. B. Easters
Kurten
R. B. Adams
Jewett
Eugene Suber
L. H. Suber
College Road
R. W. Sewall
Houston
la Salle
Judge Sewall
Missouri Pacific Railway
Sam Barr
Dallas
B.M. Arnold
H. H. Newton
Dr. Arnold
Newton
Jim G. Welch
Brazos Valley
Mumford
Noah J. Cole
Harvey
Coley
Henry Weaver
Allen Neal
M. A. Meller
J.webb Howell
D. D. Eastham
Waxahachie
W. F. Gelber
H. G. Umland
Kilgore
Longview
O. L. Andrews
E. A. Peters
Winbourn Pearce
Pearce
Temple
LaSalle
M E Young Men Banquet At First Methodist Church
The Young Men's class of the First Methodist church held a Friday evening dinner at 7 20 in the church dining hall served by the Missionary Group No 1. Rev E J Harris led the invocation and C B Webster acted as toastmaster. Oak McKenzie introduced the ladies, and the program featured remarks on church duties, athletics, and outreach with plans for another banquet two months hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierid
First Methodist Church
Motodi Ladies Missionary Group No. 1
E. J. Harris
C.B. Webster
Oak McKenzie
EB. W. Crenshaw
Oral
Hogg
Heiler
O'Gilvy
John S. Caldwell
H. M. Secord
F. R. Bryant
Methodist Church
Messrs
John S. Cardwell
Searcy Smith
EC. W. Dunnam
R. F E. Bosque
Marcus D. Coleman
E. R. Bryant
Ho Mi Secord
J. S. Hemmenway
Will K. Gibbs
0. O. Henderson
F. J.harris
E. W. Crenshaw Jr
E. W. Crenshaw
W. A. Norman
Jim Beard
Phil Hensarling Jr
Med. Birdwell
Albert Goodman
C. B. Webster
Travis Fives Defeat Navasota Teams in Friday Match
Travis Elementary girls and boys basketball teams defeated Navasota opponents on the Travis Grounds. The girls won 24 to 14 and the boys 8 to 5 led by high scorers Doris Dansby Gussie Manthis Jack Wheeler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Navasota
Doris Dansby
Gussie Manthis
Ruth Weddington
Maurice Vance
Mary Helen Jones
Grace Lightey
Pauline Palasota
Ina Mae Price
Imogene Nash
Marie Benson
G. Gomes
BR. Rodriguez
Lea Reese
H. F. Stallings
Morten Lee Porter
4. Stanford
P. Cawley
Tom Darrow
Ennis Canady
Jack Wheeler
Doris Danshy
Hearne School Trustees Seek Re election
Hearne March 14 L T Self F L Wood and R B R Corn forth trustees for Hearne independent school district whose terms expire in April are seeking re election. 4 T Hamilton W H Bivin J W Sanders and J C Waltman are holdovers on the board. Election has been ordered for April 4 with W A Craig H Mays Sr and Blaine Day clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
L. T. Self
F. L. Wood
R. BR. Cornforth
Hearne Independent
T. Hamilton
W. H. Bivin
J. W. Sanders
J. C.waltman
W. A. Craig
H. Mays Sr
Blaine
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Bryan Man Hart
Sclon
The
Eagle
Baptist Women
Chas. S. Myer
W.E. Wimberly
T. A. Sweeney
E. J. Fountain
Youth of Bryan
ARMY
Associated Press
Linden
N. J
Walter J. Christie
A. & M. College
Associated Real Piete Georges
U. D.C. of Bryan
Yellowstone
M.E
Travis Fives
Hearne School
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