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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1936
Page
2
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department invites members to apply for scholarships promoting participation in livestock shows and community projects. The note requests accurate member lists, confirmation of interest, and details on eligibility to determine scholarship distribution.
A report outlines Mrs McDonaldce's plan to prepare funds for a future operation framework focusing on modern chemistry products used by Maisons. The article notes the effort targets advancement in chemical production and related home projects.
The fragment hints at a local school event or row involving Freddie Kimdt from King’s High. Details are unclear but the note suggests a baby beef contest or related scene with school context. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
The text notes a Mother's Day supper hosted by Mrs. Y. L. Berdine, with the Saxvomm family and others invited to join Sunday dinner honoring mothers. It mentions celebrations and family gathering as part of the observance.
Mrs Beary Black and Mr Nash Me joined Mr and Mrs Frank Zaludek and others for a weekend gathering. The group included Vince Sikxzbal Pramk Sodek and Lee Lys visiting from local households. Miss George Lys spent the weekend with Miss Virginiz McMay of Wheelick.
Keith and Plantersville earned a 2 1 victory over College Station in the Grimes-Braves Association first division. Nevada versus Shiro game postponed due to rain.
Rev J J Pipkin visited Sunday for the first time since release from the hospital accompanied by Mrs Pipkin and two daughters. A large crowd sang on Sunday night. Several local residents and families were noted visiting relatives and friends from Edgerton to Wixom, with plans for upcoming school and summer terms.
Mr and Mrs T Bowsan Hewy Bowman and Sam Rice Jr visited Frankie since the last report. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Peyica and their little daughter of Ham
Residents recount weekend visits as John Bowman and John Walling from Steele's Store visited friends. Hugh Rice from Hearne stayed with the Rices. Oliver McGee of Mec and Henry Haltom family joined relatives in Huntsville. J L Robertson of Houston visited daughter Brad Haygood. James Sikes returned from Houston after weeks with his mother. Bouts of social arrivals include Lois Henry and Leslie Henry. Henry Evetts of Austin greeted old friends. Peyton family of Sutton visited relatives. A E Rambo and wife relocate to Muldoon with Rambo accepting a new pastorate.
The Reliance Club votes to donate ten cents to the county council to aid in defraying expenses. The compact group meets to set funds toward local government needs and community support.
Citizens of Brazos county are summoned for the second week of district course to report next Monday morning at 30 o clock. The panel includes Fr Gelber Joe Beth L C Burt halter Jane P Comway Henry Kurtes J H Beard Harry Dim as J H Atkins Anton Bez mund C E Hall Scott Dunn.
The page explains that groups may count toward two organizations on the same day and must preregister to compete for the prize. The prize is awarded after the school day ends on Saturday to the properly registered group with the highest attendance record per daily demonstration. Unfair methods can disqualify a group.
May grand jury reports indictments charging felonies after two days in session. The panel found the jail clean though in need of repairs. Six defendants await trial for misdemeanor theft or receiving, alleged to have stolen two suits from the Penney Store: Otis Cramer, Harry Hopkins, Walter Hill, Johnnie Davis, Oscar Moseley, and Albert Yeager.
Dr. F L Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports hopper hatch is already higher this spring than in 1933 and resembles 1926. The April hatches show large numbers with a record-setting May start. over 10 croton weeds this month, insects hatchings exceed 16 years of data, signaling continued dry weather.
The Audubon Club met at Steeles Store with Mrs RK B Hearne as song leader Anthelene Cemennia read by Myrtie Wal death announced of Mrs Pugh Bumbers of Houston visiting relatives in Linton. Bumbers had been ill for months and died Monday night. Funeral from Houston home Wednesday with interment at Oakwood beside husband and two sons. Mr and Mrs Jim Darwin and son Milton Darwin traveled to Houston for the service.
Judge W C Davis presides in Madison court over a civil suit brought by First National Bank against Mrs S A Hawks and others and a criminal case the State against Charlie May. Trials span Wednesday and possibly into Thursday.
Mrs. L. C. Fisher 92, famed for promoting feather fans with international correspondents, dies after bronchial pneumonia in San Angelo. Burial set for Tuesday afternoon in Galveston.
Mrs. Jim Darwin receives a telegram Tuesday informing her of her sister's death in Bryan. The brief notice notes no further details but confirms the loss in the Bryan area.
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