Baylor College Choral Club Concert at A and M Monday
The Baylor College Choral Club of twenty two members will perform at the Assembly Hall, Texas A and M, Monday night at 7 20 under the Y M C A auspices. It is the third year under Arthur Waguy Cote and marks the club 18th annual tour. The program features classical and semi classical numbers with soloists Miss Eleanor Noble Beaumont and Miss Harriet Booker Stokes Temple among others.
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College Station
Mareh
Eleanor Noble
Beaumont
Baylor College
Bernice Skeans
McAllen
M. College of
Eignteenth
Arthur Waguy-Cote
Baylor College For Women
Rasbach-Harris
Homer
Kreisler
Maria
Mari
di Capua
Frances Murray
Baylor Collegege Conservatory
Virginia James
Lubbock
Mildred Brindley
Harlingen
Cupid
Dudley Smith
Sylvia” Ypley Speaks
Sparkling Sunlight
Arditi
Frances Floyd
Spear Lake
Emma Jean Owens
Garland
Dorothy Rogers
San Antonio
Mary Marrs
Marble Falls
Emma Dorcas Morgan
Fort Worth
Louzelle Barclay
Temple
Christine Crake
Ennis
Clarice Childers
Belton
Flora Belle Brooks
Longview
LeVelle Sission
Lufkin
Ruth Spradling
Donna
A. & M. College
Crystal Welch
Rusk
Mildred Brindlay
Harriett Booker Stokes
Weather recap for last week with temps and rainfall
Last week saw generally clear skies with a high of 75 on Wednesday and Thursday and a low of 42 on Monday. rainfall totaled 0.51 inches, all occurring on Thursday. Week temperatures ranged from 42 to 75 degrees with scattered daily readings throughout.
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Cookeu
Surggy
McCulloch and Sumner Named TCU Basketball Captains
Ray McCulloch and Wendell Sumner were elected co captains of the 1931 32 Texas Christian University basketball team. Both forwards received equal votes from returning lettermen at a dinner honoring Southwest Conference champions hosted by coach Francis A Schmidt. McCulloch is a junior and Sumner a sophomore. Jay McCulloch is the son of Edna Wade of near College Station and grandson of J H Dowling, also living with him, and is nephew of W I McCulloch.
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Fort Worth
Ray McCulloch
Wendell (Doe) Sumner
Texas Christian University
Francis A. Schmidt
McCulloch
Sumner
Jay McCulloch
Edna Wade
College Station
J .H. Dowling
W. I. McCulouch
Club Women Plan For Convention Elect Delegate
Eight members of Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs met at the Woman's Club building with Mrs. O B Martin presiding. Mrs. W S Howell was named delegate to the Fourth District Texas Federation convention to be held April 8 9 and 10 in Bryan. The committee reported 100 homes listed to host visitors but 50 more are needed to cover two to three days stay. Mrs. J L Breck will represent city women in welcoming visitors at the opening session.
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Brazos County
Bryan
J. L. Breck
Caldwell School Band to Broadcast Concert on WTAW
Caldwell public school superintendent C L McDonald and band director CG Hackney lead a 50 piece Caldwell school band in a program on Friday March 27 from 8 to 9 pm over station WTAW College Station. The concert features ensemble pieces solo selections and trombone saxophone and cornet numbers with Mrs B O McLean accompanying.
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C. L. McDonald
Caldwell Public Schools
CG. R. Hackney
Caldwell
WTAW
College Station
Huffines
Fillmore
Lake
Hazel
Caldwell High School
Annie Laurie
Mae del Schiller
del Frances Sefcik
Sexama
D. L. Alford, Jr
B. O. McLean
Seranade
B. O. McLean, Jr
Brazos County couples file notices to wed
Thomas Stepney and Mable Pool along with Steve Green and Elvin Chambers, both from Brazos County, filed intentions to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stepney
Mable Pool
Steve Green
Elvin Chambers
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Trades Day Gathers 73 Bryan Firms Hopeful For Big Event
Nearly four score Bryan business firms pledge full cooperation for the first Trades Day of 1931 set for Thursday April 23. O S Johnson urges strong effort to show Bryan as a shopping and visiting center. The program includes entertainment and special advertising to be broadcast over the trade territory. Ferguson reports highway progress and directors defer selecting delegates to the East Texas Chamber convention.
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Bryan
O. S. Johnson
Bryan and Brazos County
Johnson
Trade Extension Committee
Alsa
Hi. O. Ferguson
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Travis B. Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
A. B. Conner
H. O. Ferguson
W. F. Gelber
Tyler Haswell
O. 8. Johnson
Oak McKenzie
Ed S. Martin
W. ©. Mitchell
H. H. William
Iowa Solon Praises Washington Era Highway Vision
Congressman C C Dowell of Iowa extols modern roads as fulfillment of Washington's highway vision. He notes Route 1 and the Lancaster Pike as early precedents, cites 3,000,000 miles of roads and 662,435 miles surfaced today, and praises federal aid as only a beginning in building a vast national network.
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George Washington
C. C. Dowell
Iowa
Dowell
House Committee On Roads
Division of
Washington
Congressman Dowell
America
Massachusetts
Connecticut River
Long Island
Hudson
Delaware
Chesapeake Bays
Atlantic
Boston
Baltimore
United States
Connestoga
Gen. Forbes
Braddock
Daniel Boone
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Maryland
Wheeling
Virginia
St. Louis
Pacific
Baptist Youth Pledge Support to Liquor Laws
At Bryan two Baptist churches Sunday evening programs by the Young People’s Training Service backed a state-wide temperance push. The First Baptist church held nine B Y P U unions with 159 pledge cards signed, while College Avenue Baptist drew 150 in attendance with a playlet on temperance. Members and visitors participated, under directors Lawrence Black, Miss Ruby Robinson, Alfred Britton, and Mrs. Frank Vance.
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Bryan
Young People
Baptist Young People of
First Baptist Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
Lawrence Black
Ruby Robinson
Alfred Britton
Frank Vance
J. L. Reese
F. E. Jones
McDuff Simpson
Winnie Vance
Cecil Burgess
Helen Taylor
Clara Terry
Chester Jones
Lila Fay Vance
Freedom of the Press Praised for Open Door Policy
The Bryan Eagle editor Mrs Lee J Rountree wins praise for advocating open door policy in legislative committee meetings. The public business of the State should be conducted publicly even if it embarrasses officials. The people who pay the bills deserve to know what is going on.
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Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Texans
Bevan Federation Church Meeting Planned at First Baptist
The Bevan Federation of Church Societies holds its fifth Monday gathering next Monday at 3 PM in the First Baptist church. President Mrs. R. B. Grant will preside, and a splendid program is planned. All city church women are invited.
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Bevan Federation of Church Societies
First Baptist Church
R. B. Grant
Bryan Attorney Takes Cameron Woman as Bride
Hon. W. S. Barron former Texas House speaker from Brazos and Grimes counties wed Miss Bess Du Bois of Cameron at her parents home in Cameron. The ceremony officiated by Rev. Roy S. Holloman featured a fern and white blossom altar and a First Baptist choir performance. The couple will honeymoon in South Texas and reside in Bryan after the weekend.
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W. 5. Barron
Texas
Brazos
Grimes
Bess du Bois & Cameron
Barron
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Miss du Bois
Milam County
Cameron Federation of Missionary Societies
The
United Workers
Parent-Teacher Association
Cameron Symphony Club
Brazos County
Grimes County
House of Representatives
Bryan
Bess du Bois
W. S. Barron
Bridge Club
Chas. Coleman
John Rosson
Big Improvement In Parish House Of St. Andrew's
After services at St. Andrew's Episcopal church parishioners toured the remodeled Sunday School rooms on the parish house second floor. The kindergarten now uses robins egg blue and buff with blue curtains, intermediates in rose and black, senior girls in lavender and green, boys in apple green and black, and Allen Academy students meet in the basement north end with blue curtains.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Allen Academy
Groceries Free Offered Each Saturday Night
Luke and Charlie launched a policy giving away three baskets of groceries each Saturday. Last Saturday Elisa Skubal from Wheelock Ernest Wiese of Kurten and Mrs Tom Robinson received baskets full of groceries and walked away smiling.
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Luke
Charlie
Elisa Skubal
Wheelock
Ernest Wiese
Kurten
Mrs
Tom Robinson
Felks and Friends Fill Bryan Social Scene
Walter J. Coulter returns from Battle Creek health retreat to Bryan amid greetings. Mrs. Dana Carnes speaks on Cathedrals of Europe to Philathea class and later on Holy Land at First Methodist. Local visits include Emersons in Marlin and Coulters in Rockdale. fire loss reported in Normangee. many neighbors travel to Houston, Cameron, and Madisonville for visits and church activities.
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Walter J. Coulter
Bryan
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Mich
Dana Carnes
Methodist Sunday School
Europe
H. H. Newton
Roland Nunn
Houston
Bay Front
Rich McDonald
Normangee
G. Shaw
M. M. Erskine
First Methodist Church
Carnes
Holy Land
John G. Emerson
Marlin
A. and
M. College
Geo. W. Ross
Jim Ed Ross
Cameron
Victor Robinson
Wheelock
Jack Hampton
J. B. Christian
Home of Friends
Waxahachie
Mable Davis
Groesbeck
Limestone County
Edna Abbott
Brazos County
Killing of Mule by Poison Lands Negro in Houstow
Charles Sanders, a negro, was jailed Friday on charges of poisoning a mule and stealing turkeys from John Phillips on the Smetana road. Sheriff Reed said Sanders admitted poisoning one mule and theft of three turkeys, but denied involvement in the other mule's death.
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Houstow
Charles Sanders
John Phillips
Smetana Road
J. H. Reed
Griffith Works Again For Senators In Orioles Tie
Lefty Griffith of Bryan pitched three innings for the Washington Senators against Baltimore on Monday. The game ended in a 5 to 5 tie after nine innings, with no Orioles runs while Griffith was pitching.
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Griffith
Bryan Southpaw
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Rough on Rats Case Involving Negro Youth and Family
A 15 year old Frank Hicks is sentenced to the reformatory after authorities say he poisoned a pot of beans with rat poison as revenge for a whipping. The food sickened his parents and siblings, four hogs died after eating the beans, and the youth faces a long-term commitment upon reaching legal age.
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Frank Hicks
Robertson County
W. Davis
Franklin
Davis
Reliance School to Receive Flag from Women of Legion
The Reliance school will receive an American flag at a regular LaSalle Legion meeting. The auxiliary will accompany Travis Girl Scout troop to raise the flag and lead a patriotic program. The auxiliary orders 8000 poppies for Memorial Day and funds to entertain veterans' children. April meeting set for April 17 at Mrs. J. E. Stanford's home.
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Reliance
American Legionary
The
LaSalle
Aomeno
Travis Girl Scout
Legion
Kerrville
J. E. Stanford
Lost German Polizei dog with pup on farm
Female German police dog missing from a farm with a young pup. Reward offered for information or return. Dog answers to the name Minka. Contact Mrs J J Phillips at phone 442 or 182. The Eagle advertises cleaning rag purchase.
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Minka
J. J. Phillips
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Baylor College Choral Club
Quint Tcu
Club
Baylor
Aggieland
Solon
Church Federation Meet
Bryan Attorney
W.S. Barron
Miss Bess DuBois
St. Andrew’s
Associated Press
L. J. Dickinson
New Republican Advisory Council For Agriculture
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Lucas
H. T. Coulter
Coulter
Helen Coulter
Rockdale
J. W. Coulter
East 26Th Street
George E. Adams
Jane Adams
Austin
Hazel Adams
State University
John Slocomb
Lyndal
Alice Ward
Thomas Simmons
Katherine
Somerville
S. S. Burtis
Madisonville
Temple Baptist Church
J. H. Womble
Reliance School
Women of Legion
Eagle
T. Ferris Johnson
Commerce Building
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