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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
2
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Bryan Chapter No. 222 Order of the Eastern Star elected officers for the coming year at a stated meeting. New corps include W. D. Lloyd as worthy matron and Fred L. Sloop as worthy patron. A memorial service honored late members Kitty Hogue Spell and C. A. Searcy. The 18-member board will be completed by matron-elect with a public installation to follow June 1.
The Bryan Lions club donated a new longer slide to Haswell Park’s Sue aswell Memorial playground and commissioned a bronze tablet marking the gift. The Park board plans a monument to honor the club’s generosity as cement work and drainage and water mains improvements proceed in the spring.
The Pryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce plan to send a representative delegation to the District meeting in Navasota on May 22. Bryan leaders R. V. Armstrong and J. E. Stanford are expected to head the delegation. Discussion covered Brazos County membership quotas and Farmers Market progress among rural residents.
The Bryan city commission will hold a routine monthly meeting Friday night. The agenda includes probable discussions of taxes and other ordinary business.
A Bryan area tale recounts a chicken snake nesting above ground and snacking on two eggs. The serpent allegedly wedged its head in a gallon jug handle while between nests and died supposedly from disgust or other causes.
Judge W C Davis of the 85th District fixed the civil docket for the May term with civil cases scheduled in weeks one, two, five and six while weeks two and three handle criminal matters. Read lists include Pin Money Grocery v New Brunswick Fire Insurance and others such as First National Bank v C S Gainer and Paul Mitchell v Allen Smith.
The 42nd Texas Legislature will extend beyond the May 12 sine die date with debate over adjournment continuing. Lawmakers differ on when to end session as a special session may be forced to handle major issues, with many bills found to be local in nature and not general.
COLLEGE STATION May 14 The A M College of Texas senior class held its final banquet of the year Monday night in the Ibisa hall annex. Class President Ray Walker from Wolfe City presided. Dean E J Kyle urged joining the Association of Former Students. Speeches followed by Marvin Hays Mt Pleasant Dallas Fred Buford and R N Winders spoke.
Archie Hugh Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Carson of College Station, disappeared Monday noon after a brief illness claim. A note signed Archie Hugh said he was going north. Police in the county and Bryan have been alerted but no trace found.
Mrs J L Brock chairman of Brazos County Public Health Committee and Mrs Jesse Shelton county health nurse left for Fort Worth to attend a Texas Public Welfare Institute session at the Texas Hotel. The program aims to foster adequate health supervision across Texas by coordinating county commissioners courts health committees boards city councils and public health services. Mrs Brock led the county health committee section and Mrs Shelton will join nurse focused sections.
M. G. Sowerby has bought Walter Lloyd and N. G. Smith interests in Bryan Laundry and now partners with remaining stockholders of the original firm which started the business here months ago. Mr. and Mrs. Griff Cloud return from Temple hospital where Mr. Cloud sought medical care.
Bryan officials announce that every member of the current teaching staff is reappointed for another year. The list includes Stephen F. Austin High School staff led by Wesa Wedington and Leola Holtzer, Travis Elementary personnel, supervisors, Kemp High School and Colored Elementary teachers, totaling over 60 educators.
The Friendship Bible Class of the First Baptist Church gathered Monday evening from 8 to 10 at Mrs. W. R. Horlacher's home. Under president Emory Smith direction, members enjoyed a business session, games and a hostess provided program, with brick ice cream and angel food cake served to guests including Mrs. Emory Smith and many others.
Mrs. John Astin chairs the May luncheon program at St Andrew’s parish house. Guest speaker Miss Edwin Sue Goree of Austin heads State Library Extension work. Mrs. J L Brock discusses the Rosenwald Fund and Mrs. E O Siecke summarizes library extension progress in Texas. Mrs. Q B Martin presides and Mrs. C W Simmons performs piano numbers.
Fire station dinner brings together firemen and their wives the Mayor and Mrs Forrest Jones Commissioners O S Johnson and Roy Vick City Manager R G Williams and Mrs Williams for a hearty potluck style feast praised as one of the department’s best.
Arrangements by Morris Schulman of the Palace Theatre for a Saturday 10 am children’s matinee showing Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights. The silent film uses musical accompaniment and selective sound for added laughs, drawing enthusiasm nationwide.
Miss Mozelle Vick of Bryan, a Baylor College for Women freshman, took part in the May Day program sponsored by the Woman's Athletic Association. The event highlighted the May Pole Dance as the most colorful performance, and Miss Vick has made the Dean's commendation list for two terms.
Miss Louise Weddington returns to Austin Sunday afternoon after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wedington. She is a Texas University student this year.
A flow of social calls and weekend travels fills Bryan and surrounding areas. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hudson, Miss Evelyn Smith, and C. M. Bethany with Sue Bethany visit and return from cities including Texarkana Dallas and Hempstead. Numerous family events, Mother's Day trips, and cemetery attendances are noted among locals and visitors from Galveston, Houston, Temple, and San Antonio.
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