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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1930

Page

4

Bryan Plans Bond Issue To Expand City Schools

As polls near on Tuesday May 27 voters consider a 100000 bond for school improvements and a levy increase from 20 to 35 cents per 100 dollars. Proponents cite enrollment growth 810 to 1851 and the need to finish the Bowie building and expand facilities for white and Negro students with possible Rosenwald Fund aid.

Travis Bowie Bryan Rosenwald Julius Rosenwald South

Pioneer Citizen Jas E Mathis Dies at 91 in Brazos County

Brazos County mourns Jas E Mathis a longtime Reliance resident aged 91 years 9 months and 11 days who died Wednesday at home after a long life of service. He joined Georgia settlers in 1878 helping form the Little Georgia Settlement near Reliance and served as a Confederate artillery veteran. Survived by wife daughter three sons twenty nine grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren funeral held today at Old Tryom cemetery conducted by Rev R L Brown with McCulloch Dansby directing.

Brazos County Jas. E. Mathis Reliance J. FE. Mathis J. BE. Mathis Brages County Texas Georgia Wild West Little Georgia J. &. Mathis J. R. Smith J. E Heed Green Bryan Mathis Geugtter Exre Ziemmerman Abilene C. H. Mathis Bryce John Mathis Chilkinem Rex West Mason Karten Lodge A. F A. M Old Tryom R. L. Brown College Station McC

Poppy Day Tribute Promotes Veterans Care and Memory

The community plans Poppy Day on Saturday to honor World War I fallen and help incapacitated veterans and their families, organized by the American Legion Auxiliary with local clubs and schoolchildren making and selling poppies. Proceeds fund care for maimed veterans and orphans, while the poppies provide meaningful work for veterans during recovery.

Flanders Europe American Legion Auxiliary Earl Graham Post Bryan

Texas Leader Opposes Division into Five States

Denison Herald notes Representative John M Garner of Uvalde warns against splitting Texas into five states, arguing unity, shared history of Alamo and San Jacinto, and current focus on building and education. Also mentions cooperative cotton marketing plan changes and Owen Roberts Supreme Court nomination.

John M. Garner Uvalde Texas New England Congress Garner California Florida Kentucky Union Lone Star Alamo Goliad San Jacinto Senate Judiciary Committee Owen Roberts Supreme Court

Cotton Insects Hatching Slowly, Thomas Reports

Dr. F. L. Thomas of the Texas Agricultural See necation reports a favorable outlook for cotton growers as overwintered flea hopper eggs near hatch completion. The period April 1 to May 15 shows decreasing hatching this year, with factors like moisture and rapid cotton growth influencing potential damage. No new boll weevil emergence at College Station.

F. L. Thomas Division of Ecology Texas College Station

Baylor Dean to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon in Bryan

Dean A. G. Flowers of Baylor University Law School will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Stephen F. Austin High School’s graduation in Bryan. The address is set for next Sunday at 11 am at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree will deliver.

A. G. Flowers Law Department Baylor University Waco Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan First Baptist Church Lee J. Rountree

Governor Elected in Texas Lions Convention

Dr. F. D. Fuller of Texas A and M College and Bryan was chosen governor of the S district of Lionism in Texas at the state convention in Austin on Wednesday.

F. D. Fuller Texas A. and M. College Bryan Texas Austin

Graduation dates and speakers at Bryan schools

The Bryan school system announces commencement events: Stephen F. Austin High on Friday May 80 at 7 p.m. with 45 graduates receiving diplomas from F. L. Henderson. Travis and Bowie schools hold ceremonies Thursday May 29 at 8 p.m. with Oak McKenzie delivering diplomas. Bryan negro schools host 15 graduates Saturday May 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the Negro Methodist church.

Stephen Fr. Austin High School F. L. Henderson Board of Trustees Travis Bowie Oak McKenzie Bryan

Prizes in Store For 4-H Boys 30 Trips Are Given

Texas 4-H Club boys may earn trips to Chicago Washington and Fort Worth plus a radio set. Prize donors include Santa Fe Railroad Armour Swift East Texas Chamber of Commerce and Texas Bankers Association. Criteria cover yield profit and demonstration history with county agents nominating state contenders.

The Eagle College Station Texas Santa Fe Railroad Chicago Aes Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau Armour and Company Swift:and Company Fort Worth East Texas Chamber of Commerce

Tomato Prospects Fine in Brazos County

P R Keith of Sandy Point road attended the Brazos County Tomato Growers meeting in Bryan. Keith cites an acre of tomatoes yielding about 23 500 pounds at 6 cents a pound, with per acre values between 405 and 1010 dollars depending on price. The Smetana Community Club meets Friday at 8 pm at the schoolhouse with Miss Lucy Givens leading the food preservation program.

Brazos Smetana Community Club P. R. Keith Bryan Sandy Point Brazos County Keith Britten Henderson Lucy Givens Miss Givens Smetana

Yard Beautification Contest Extends Two Weeks

The committee behind the beautification campaign under county federation of women's clubs announces two more weeks for entries. Judges will visit yards and gardens in the last three days of May for prizes, with a clean up week at the end of May. Efforts focus on weed cutting, mowing, shrub trimming, and renovation of premises to boost civic improvements.

Fedération of Womer’s Clubs

Hughes of A-M to Talk to Grimes Co. School Board

Prof W L Hughes of A M College will address a joint Grimes county school board and district trustees meeting at Anderson High School auditorium on May 24 at 1 50 o clock. The program includes invocation, presentations, duties of the county board, piano selection, address by R M Woods, open forum and benediction.

W. L. Hughes A. and M. College Grimes County School Board Anderson R. A. Gates Elizabeth Siddall L. G. Andrews Lillian Claire Buffington R. M. Woods Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville Lillian Buffington

Edible Garden Waste Reduction Targeted This Season

Community initiative urges residents to eliminate waste of edible garden products this season. Officials highlight composting and sharing surplus to support local food programs and reduce landfill burden.

4H Club Boys Organize County Demonstrations

Big Spring May 21 The county forms ten community clubs under J W Bush agricultural agent. The 112 4H boys will conduct 139 demonstrations including 64 five acre pure milo with cow peas intertilled 28 poultry with at least 100 purebred chicks or 30 laying hens 27 five acre pure Mebane cotton demonstrations and 20 baby beef feeding demos of one to five calves each.

Associated Press Big Spring J. W. Bush

Aggie Architecture Students Win Honors in Design Contest

Eight of seventeen designs submitted by senior architecture students at A and M College of Texas received first mention from the Beau Arts Institute of Design in New York City. Winners include Curtis L. Arthur Groveton Alfred Barton Clyde Fox J. L. Fox all E Bedford Jones Thomas B. Thompson and others.

College Station Beau Arts Institute of Design New York City A. and M. College of Texas Ernest Langford Department of Architecture Venetian Palace Curtis L. Arthur Groveton Alfred T. Barton Clyde J. L. Foxall Memphis E. Bedford Jones Fastland Thomas B. Thompson San Antonio Robert Jelinek Granger J. H. Turner E. J. Urbanovsky West

Youth of Harvey Hurt by Accidental Gun Discharge

Garth Andrews ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Lee Andrews of Harvey is recovering from four gunshot wounds to the right hand after a gun discharged while he was near a fence. The injury required prompt medical care and is expected to be permanent though there are no alarming symptoms to date.

Texas Association Garth Andrews Lee Andrews Harvey Garth Ehrgun

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