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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1934

Page

5

Grimes Co Women Hold Club Meet Sets Attendance Record

The Grimes County Federation of Women's Clubs held its quarterly meeting at the Horst Clubhouse in Navasota with host clubs from Navasota including the Women's Reading and Civic Clubs. Attendance set a county record as members from Roan's Prairie Carlos Anderson Richards Shiro Bryan and many others shared reports, talks, and musical offerings.

Grimes County Federation of Women’s Clubs Horst Club Navasota Woman’s Club Reading Club Civic Club Fred R. White Port Arthur White Houston C. E. Jenkins Robert Trant Keith Julia Owens J. T. Swanson Music Study Club Margaret Johnson Virginia Bledson R. A. Gates Anderson 8. C. Guthrie Texas Walter Greenwood Plantersville Lee J. Rountree J. B. Leigh Dallas Roan’s Prairie Lester Taylor C. C. Floyd George Floyd Jesse Floyd E. R. Thomas A. H. Blount Carlos Lois Greer W. W Sarah Fuqua Jack McBride Ella Mayes L. M. Rea Florabel Pauline Harmon Bryan Alma Metcalfe W. C. Raines Hammond Norwood Hempstead O. K. Settler Mary Thorp J. D. Richardson C. A. Deese Sherwood Wise Frank Kiefel R. P. Hill Robert P. Trant J. L. Cook Woodville Martha Hewitt Courtney W. W. Hutson Bedias M. M. Hall Iola P. FE. Smith George Wood S. W. Dean M. EB. Lee Ss. C. Guthrie Neal Stacy Milton Pickett Harvey Turner Bednar J. T. Ivy L. G. Andrews Lewis Rowland Virginia Bledsoe J. D. Moore L. N. Yeager R. A. Sangster E. 5. Bryant F. G. Anderson

Local social notes from Waco and Bryan residents

Miss Jane Elliott accompanied by 45 guests including Dorothy Lee Bridges Frances Bennett Bess Mann and Kathryn Walker visited Bryan then returned to Baylor University for a short visit and came home Sunday. Charles Lescher MacGregor of Dallas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Eugene Edge and family returning home Sunday night. Mrs MacGregor.

Miss Edge Gregor C. MacGregor Eugene Beck Floresville Bryan Beck Geo. FE. Lee Charles Moehlman Parker Carroll J. N. Goodwin W. E. Cox McAllen Rio Grande Valley Goodwin N. A. Stewart Walter Lindsey R. V. Kernole Madisonville Charles Allphin North Zulch Ella Beal J. Webb Howell Susie Butler Perkins Austin Marie Benson Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Jack Howell Waco Jane Elliott Dorothy Lee Bridges Frances Bennett Bess Mann Kathryn Walker Baylor University Charles Lescher MacGregor Dallas Eugene Edge MacGregor

Leading Revival Dr F B Thorn Arrives in Bryan for Week

Dr F B Thorn, pastor of Second Baptist Houston and famed preacher, arrives in Bryan for a revival at First Baptist Church. Dr W H Andrew preached Sunday. Thorn will lead morning and evening services from Monday through the rest of the week.

F. B. Thorn Second Baptist Church of Houston Bryan First Baptist Church W. H. Andrew Thorn

Lions Minstrel Impresses in Bryan Show at High School

The Bryan Lions club presented its annual minstrel show at the Bryan high school auditorium under the American Legion Buddy Wright Post. Despite a small crowd, the performance was praised as professional and thoroughly entertaining with tuneful choruses, clever routines, a strong male quartet, and hearty applause.

Brenham Lions High School Bryan Lions Minstrel

CWA Brown County program cost detailed in Brownwood

The Civil Works Administration program operated in Brown county from November 16, 1983, to March 29, 1984. It spent $132,182.28 on labor, team and truck hire and building materials.

CWA Brown CO Brownwood Civil Works Administration Brown County

Double Wedding At St Josephs Church In Sunday Ceremony

St Josephs Church hosted a morning double wedding for Delia Konecny and Helen Vitopil to John and Frank Nagy. Attendants wore pink organdy and blue accents, bouquets of pink carnations, music by Gennusa and vocal performance. After a K of C reception, the couples depart for Monterrey then settle in Catulla and George West respectively.

St. Joseph’s. Catholic Church Delia Koneeny Albert Koneneny Helen Vitopil Antone Vitapil John Frank Nagy Joe Nagy Dilley Msgr J. B. Gleissner Gussie Schultz Ernest Nitch Tony Gennusa Gounod Ava Maria Konecny Vitopil Konecny- Nagy Christine Czako Ennis Mary Frances Fickey Ester Louise Turek Louis Nagy Dilly Frank Boniskie Carroll Kenecny Vitopil-Nagy Lottie Mae Kahil Christine Boniskie Frances Vitepil Miss Keneeny Rose Marie Vitopil Donnie Vitopil Lee Alvin Palvas Caldwell Charles Wehrman Will Nagy Will Turek John O'Connor Pete Vitopil C. Hall John Nagy Monterrey Mexico Catulla George West

L S Ross Chapter marks 36th U D C anniversary in May

L S Ross Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. M E Wallace home with strong attendance to plan the 36th anniversary luncheon in May. Committees were named for luncheon, Memorial Day observances with American Legion Post 159, and graves marking missions at Bryan and Boonville cemeteries. Memorial Day programs featured essays, readings, music, and a closing Dixie chorus amid a chicken salad luncheon.

M. E. Wallace L. S. Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy Wallace W. C. Hearn W. I. McCulloch Jno. W. Poindexter Harvey Weddington Pauline McCulloch Mip Dansby U.D.C Geo. G. Foster Mit Dansby W. B. Edge H. B. McDowell Robert Armstrong American Legion Post No. 159 8. M. Hunter E. W. Crenshaw Bryan and Boonville Mesdames S. M. Hunter J. W. Dyer Parker Carroll Geo. F. Lee Carroll Jane Gibbons Albert Buchanan Katie Daffan Orrin Ricks France Lila Lee Vanderwerth Paloma Hilda Mae Hall Georgia Lee Davis Ruth Kern Virginia Williams Galvin Terrell Miles Standish Bonnie Mary Neeley Dixie

Brides-to-be Honored At Gay Italian Dinner Party

Misses Mary and Frances Vitopil hosted an Italian dinner for two brides elect Delia Konecny and Helen Vitopil at their home. The event featured bridal motifs, assignments of maid of honor, best man, bridesmaids, attendants, and a flower girl for both upcoming weddings set for Sunday morning April 29 at St Joseph's Catholic Church.

Mary Frances Vitopil Delia Koneeny Helen Vitopil John Frank Nagy St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Miss Drake of Ennis Louis Nagy Dilley Frances Fickey Mary Vitopil Frank Boriskie Carol Konecny Esther Louise Turek Lottie May Cahill Donnie Vitopil Christine Boriskie Lee Alvin Pavlas Caldwell Charles Wehrman Riverside Rose Marie Vitopil Bill Turek Bill Nagy

Navasota Girl and Bryan Man Wed at McLain Home

Miss Moselle McLain daughter of Mr. and Mrs J L McLain of Navasota and Layton Gregg of Bryan were married Tuesday at 7 o clock at the McLain home with Rev R L Brown officiating. The ring ceremony was used. The bride wore a pink dress with white accessories. The couple left for a wedding trip to San Antonio and other points and will be at home in College Station after Wednesday.

Moselle McLain J. L. McLain Navasota Layton. Gregg Bryan McLain Rev R. L. Brown College Station Baptist Church William Robertson College Station Nay

Wedding reception for Tony Nigliazzo and Tootsie Fazzio

Susan guests gathered at the Nigliazzo country home near Mumford for a bridal dinner and barbecue honoring Tony Nigliazzo and his Dallas bride Tootsie Fazzio. Attendees included numerous Dallas friends, local officials, and relatives from Brazos Robertson and Burleson counties. gifts ranged from a Dallas home to silver and cash. Maury Hughes and Judge W C Davis gave congratulatory remarks.

Pete Nighiazzo Mumford Brazos Valley Tony Nighiazzo Tootsie Fazzio Dallas Tony Nigliazzo Rose Fazzio Marie Fazzio Johnnie Ruffino Rosa Lee Caravella L. B. Strange George Rickarillo Luke Ruffino Hearne Pete Strange Frank Parino Martin Meranda Lena Degliacinto Frances Lourazzio Sam Fazzio Pete Nigliazzo Brazos Robertson Burleson Maury Hughes Mr. Hughes W. C. Davis Bryan

Steele's Store School News Observes National Youth Week

Principal L J Canavespi says Steele's Store school will observe National Youth Week with sixth graders taking charge of classes for a day. An experimental garden, funded by donor John Fazzino, progresses well for the agriculture class. Fourth and fifth graders add ferns to rooms. primary pupil Little Johnnie Fazzino misses a week with tonsil infection awaiting surgery. Michael Viola of Philadelphia also out sick last week.

L. J. Canavespi Steele’s Store School John Fazzino Fazzino Johnnie Fazzino Johnnie Michael Viola Steele's Philadelphia

Funeral Clothes Picked By Texan Who Kills Self

David W. Strong 54 planned his burial, selecting a coffin and clothes for a friend named Jones. He died by poison in his Houston apartment, left a note with $205.50 for funeral expenses, and asked Justice Overstreet to notify Mrs. Strong in McAllen. The Earthman company handled the body and used Strong’s selections at the funeral.

Houston David W. Strong McAllen J. B. Earthman Strong Earthman Jones Campbell R. Overstreet Justice Overstreet

Second Fight Victim Buried at Richmond

Robert Henderson, a Black man, is reported buried after an assault by John Knox, a Bryan resident known in the area. The incident centers on a second victim in a tied sequence of alleged attacks.

Richmond Robert Henderson John Knox Bryan

Husband charged in wife murder case at Hempstead

Lucille Knox, a former Bryanne gro elementary school teacher, was buried Monday at Richards. Henderson ran a garage on 19th Street. Knox remains in the county jail at Hempstead awaiting an examining trial Tuesday afternoon. He asserts he killed his wife by accident amid a dispute over a gun.

Lucille Knox Bryan Richards Henderson 19Th Street Knox Hempstead

Leonard School Closes After Term at Leonard

Leonard school ends its term with a closing program on April 29. Principal Nona Belle Holland and assistant Frank Fuller announce the closing and will continue in their roles for another year. Music by J. H. Ball and company, a talk on school work by Britton Henderson, and remarks by 4H leader Alma Metcalf highlighted the evening. Metcalf announced plans to organize another 4H club at Leonard.

Nona Belle Holland Leonard School Frank Fuller J. H. Ball Britton Henderson Alma Metcalf Brazos County

McCullough Elected New McKinney Rotary President

Jack P. McCullough former Bryan boy and A and M College graduate was unanimously chosen president of the McKinney Rotary Club for the coming year starting July 1 1934. The Courier notes his role as county farm agent and his devoted family including wife and daughter Martha.

Jack P. McCullough Bryan A. and M. College Aggie McKinney Rotary Club McKinney Courier Martha Waddill Street

Fishing memories revive as Pecos river yields big catfish

In Pecos on May 1 memories of the pre oil boom era return as several anglers report fine catches. Local fishermen bring in catfish weighing from 20 to 25 pounds, underscoring the river’s still rich fishing appeal.

Pecos Pecos West Texas Pecos River

Printer’s Price Promise Cuts Costs for Orders

Before you place your next order for printing get our prices. We can save you money and give you better work. Phone 36.

Man Adds Napoleon Memoir to Old Book Collection

Bryan Man, sales manager for Brazes Mutual Insurance, displays a rare volume titled Journal of the Private Life and Conversations of the Emperor Napoleon at Saint Helena, printed in 1822. The book, acquired from a Houston bookseller, carries dealer notes and pricing marks from 1828 and 1871.

E. L. McClure Brazes Mutual, Insurance Company United States Great Britain Napoleon Saint Helena Count de Las Cases E. Bliss E. White Collins and Hannay Collins E. Duykinck G. Long F. and R. Lockwood R. Norris Henry C. Wiley S. Wood J. McBl. Anderson Mx McClure Houston

Texas Mathematicians Meet at A M College Texas

The Texas Section of the Mathematical Association of America will meet at the A M College of Texas College Station on May 5 1934 Local arrangements are headed by W L Porter chairman J H Binney and A A Blumberg Due to economic conditions the chosen meeting site is College Station to maximize Texas mathematicians attendance

Texas Mathematical Association of America A. & M. College of Texas College Station W. L. Porter J. H. Binney A. A. Blumberg

Funeral Service For Aged Doctor Friday Morning

An aged physician Dr. Lee died after a year of illness. He was born January 29 186? and died at 63 years 2 months 27 days. Survived by widow Mrs Bernice Goodyear Lee, daughter Mrs Parker Carroll, two sons Howard and Lee, a brother S L Lee, and two granddaughters Helen Ann Carroll and Virginia Lee. Funeral Friday at 10:30 at Parker Carroll home West 26th street with Rev Breasteale and Rev Andrew officiating. interment Bryan City Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Parker Ganxell West 26Th Street Dr. Lee Fanmenaville Adm Lee Wellborn Brazos Bryan Hia and Mirs Madison County Bernice Goodyear Anderson George Lee Eliza Barron Lee Texas Baptist Church Parker Carroll Mrt Lee Howard Lee Allof S. L Lee Robstown Helen Ann Carroll Virginia Lee V. E. Breasteale College Avenue Baptist Church W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church Lot Bryan City Cemetery 3B. T., Yateger E. J. Jenkins L. Russell M. E. McCartney P. Dansby W. A. Boney Lola

Recovery Manual at Red Cross Office

President Roosevelt announces the Emergency Recovery Agencies and Facilities Manual. The manual, issued April 11, 1984, is kept up to date with new pages mailed in. It answers questions on the Emergency Recovery Act and its agencies. Red Cross office hours are daily 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. for public access.

Franklin D. Roosevelt County Red Cross Red Cross

Eagle Printing Goes Phones 36 and

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Eagle Printing

Varicose Veins Without Operations Advised

Fragmentary ad style note promises simple home remedies and relief from varicose veins without injections or operations. Mentions bed confinement and restricted activity, with references to medical care without clear, verifiable details.

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