Funeral Service Held Today for Former Citizen
Funeral services were held at the Deaton home in Bryan for 38 year old World War I veteran and former Sinclair Refining employee, W A Deaton. He died Wednesday night at his parents' Bryan residence after months of illness. Interment followed in Hempstead. Survivors include his parents, two brothers George N Deaton of Houston and Guy H Deaton of Baytown. McCulloch Dansby Funeral Co. of Bryan directed arrangements.
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Trady W. Harold Deaton
San Antonio
W. A. Deaton
Bryan
E. W Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Houston
Hempstead
Deaton
United States Army
Quartermaster Corps
Newport News
Sinclair Refining Company
O Sane
Mabel Ivey
George N. Deaton
Guy H. Deaton
Baytown
McCulloch-Dansby Funeral Company
R. B. Eblinger
L. A. Spell
J. Coulter Smith
John 8. Caldwell
Ransome Cole
Harry Estill
H. T. Downard
Roscoe Knowles
Tom Daly
E. W. Mitchell
Ida Copeling
The Eagle Pays Cash for Local Wares and Goods
The Eagle offers cash payments to residents for wares, with shoppers urged to bring items to the Cotter Aage location where immediate cash is provided.
Grasshoppers Could Damage Cotton Says Scientist
Dr. F L Thomas of Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports grasshoppers may cause significant cotton damage, especially near uncultivated land and turn rows, while flea hoppers show little injury risk as 90 percent hatch completion is near.
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F. L. Thomas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Bryan Women Attend Ninth District Parent Teachers Meet
Mesdames H. L. Whitley Ivan Langford J C Langford J C Goldsmith and Milton Fountain joined a Bryan group that motored to Georgetown on Wednesday for the Ninth District Texas Congress of Parent-Teachers The visit included a courtesy luncheon a talk by Laura Kuykendall Southwestern University and an address on The American Home by Mrs Lee J Rountree of Bryan Mrs Whitley has served as Travis PTA president and Mrs Langford is retiring Bowie PTA president
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Mesdames
H. L. Whitley
Ivan Langford
J. C. Langford
J. C. Goldsmith
Milton Fountain
Georgetown
Texas Congress of Parent-Teachers
Bryan
Sieeke
Peacher
Georgetown Association
Laura Kuykendall
Southwestern University
L. E. Ledbetter
Austin
Lee J. Rountree
Whitley
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
Bowie P.T. A
Texas Board of Education Meets in Dallas on Economy Probe
Bryan College men attend a called Texas State Board of Education meeting in Dallas to discuss proposed economy measures affecting Texas schools and colleges. Deans Winkler Bolton travel to Dallas for related proceedings and potential appearances before the board.
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F. L. Henderson
Texas State Board of Education
T. C. Walton
A. & M. College
Dallas
State Board
Texas
Chas. H. Winkler
Department of Vocational Education
Texas Association of College Education Teachers
Board of Education
F. C. Bolton
College
Revered Bryan Leader Rip Erskine Honored For Civic Service
Longtime Bryan resident M. M. Erskine known as Rip is praised for his fellowship and friendliness. A veteran of World War I, he has held posts in Knights of Pythias, Brazos Union Lodge, American Legion, and helped launch the Bryan Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce activities.
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M. M. Erskine
Rip
Brazos County
Falls County
Marlin
United States
Erskine
First State Bank
Rawls
First National
Third National
Plainview
Bry‘en
City National
Central Texas Auto Company
Gulf Roofing Company
Hassel Motor Company
Bryan
Knights of Pythias
Brazos Union Lodge
A. F
A. M
Bryan Lions Club
Earl Graham Post
No. 159
American Legion
Fair Board
Post
Bryan and Brazos County
Tex Christian University Names J Willard Ridings Journalism Head
Long biographical sketch highlights Ridings who established the department in 1927 and comes from Missouri. It notes his degrees, honors, extensive newspaper work, freelancing, and leadership roles in journalism groups. Also mentions Southwestern University ties and Texas political lineage through Earle B. Mayfield and Senator Connally.
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Railroad Commission
Mayfield
United States Senate
East Texas
Tyler
Southwestern
Ora Lumpkin
Meridian
Texas
J. Willard Ridings
Texas Christian University
University of Missouri
Per
Ridings
Missouri School
Kansas City Star
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Colyum
St. Louis Republic
Collier’s Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
American Magazine
Harper's Youth's Companion
Everybody's
Ladies’ Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Holland's
Life
Judge
Tribute to Dr. C A Searcy at First Baptist Church
A memorial service honored Dr. C A Searcy, late president of the church Bible class, who died May 3 1931. In memory and love a Frigidaire drinking fountain was donated to the First Baptist Church by Mrs Searcy and the three daughters, inscribed in his honor and accepted by A W Buchanan for the class and church.
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First Baptist Church
C. A. Searcy
Pat Newton
Searcy
Church
Julius Barron Recuperating From Several Day Illness
A notice reports Julius Barron recovering from an illness of several days duration. The message also advertises a scheduling prompt for "Job Werke" with a promise of quality work and an pleasing offer on the next order.
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Julius Barron
Dentists Open New Greenwood Court Office Nearby Court House
Dr. York offers special attention to pyorrhea and orthodontia at a new Greenwood Court location opposite the court house.
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Greenwood Court
Court House
York
Notable Local Notices and Visits Highlight Bryan Scene
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree spoke in Georgetown on the Ninth District Texas PTA program about The American Home with companions Roland Dansby and Mrs. Grover White. Other visitors included Wesley Bentley and Miss Gertrude Tucker roaming to Austin. Seth Taylor and family welcomed a baby boy at Bryan Hospital. Roy G. Neeley of Texas A and M visited Bryan. Mamie Baldwin and Rose Marie Sandez traveled from Rockport and San Antonio respectively. D J Wilcox and J M Mottley also appeared in town.
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Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
Texas
Parent-Teacher Association
Roland Dansby
Grover White
Wesley Bentley
Gertrude Tucker
Austin
Seth Taylor
E. J. Fountain Plantation
Seth King Taylor
Bea
Bryan Hospital
Roy G. Neeley
Texas A. & M. College
Bryan
Pony” Wilson
Mr. Neeley
Hydro Plant Company
San Antonio
Mamie Baldwin
Rockport
Robert S. Webb Sr
South College Avenue
C. M. Lopez
Rose Marie Sandez
D. J. Wilcox
Iola
J. M. Mottley
Houston
P. A. Tardy
Two More Dairies Earn Grade A Rating in Bryan
Two dairies supplying Bryan residents with milk and cream have met all requirements for a Grade A rating. The notice notes strong records in dairy and animal projects by the owners in recent years.
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Bryan
Intend to Marry Notice Filed in Grimes and Brazos Counties
Ruble Folk and Aline Brown of Grimes county plan marriage and Charlie L. Hall with Pairlee A. Lanehart of Brazos county filed intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday according to the notice.
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Ruble Folk
Aline Brown
Grimes County
Charlie L. Hall
Pairlee A. Lanehart
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
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