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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1929

Page

3

Allen Academy to Grant Diplomas to 42 Seniors in 44th Commencement

Allen Academy, Texas oldest preparatory school, closes after 44th annual commencement. A class of 42 will receive diplomas. Weeklong events include rifle and athletic awards, declamation contest, baccalaureate with Dr. E M Waits, final parade, Y M C A meeting, Military Day, exams, senior reception, and graduation May 30 at Palace Theatre with Dr P W Horn delivering the address.

Allen Academy Academy Texas N. B. Allen Davis Allen Band

Patronella Home Destroyed by Fire on West 17th Street

Neighbors发现 flames engulfing the attic as the Patronella family narrowly escaped injury late Sunday night. Fire gutted the West 17th Street home, leaving only outer walls. loss estimated at $8,000 with about half covered by insurance.

Frank Patronella Patronella West 17Th Street W. S. Briggs

State Head CES Here Saturday For Ceremonies

Bryan Chapter No. 22, Order of the Eastern Star, will entertain Mrs. Birdie J. Easterling of Del Rio, worthy grand matron of the Eastern Star in Texas, on Saturday night, May 25. A rehearsal of initiatory ceremonies is set for officers Tuesday at 7 30. Easterling will stay with Rev. and Mrs. R L Brown in College Station over the weekend. Other Texas Grand Chapter officers are expected to attend.

Bryan Order of the Eastern Star Birdie J. Easterling del Rio Eastern Star Texas Jeanette L. Wright Texas Grand Chapter

Marriage Licenses Filed Amid Dismissals

County Clerk Jess B. McGee sues marriage licenses Saturday to Ellie Johnson and Rosa Lee Wilson, and to Ed Smith and Ernes tine Jackson. many were dismissed. All friends and patrons of the school are invited to attend commencement functions.

Jess B. McGee Ellie Johnson Rosa Lee Wilson Ed Smith Ernestine Jackson

Brazos Lagging On Good Roads Opines Madison

Madison Meteor notes the State Highway department plans the contract letting May 24 to finish the road from one mile west of Midway to the Trinity river and to connect with the river bridge at Clapps ferry. It urges Bryan and Brazos counties to cooperate or Madisonville may push a Beaumont Waco line to reach a western outlet.

State Highway Department Midway Trinity River Clapps Ferry Madison County Bryan Brazos County Navasota Kurten San Antonio Madisonville Wheelock A. and M. College Madison

Madisonville Gets New Modern Brick Hotel

May 20. The Brizzolari hotel, a frame building in Madisonville's business section, was bought by H. B. Houston. It will be removed soon and plans are under way for a modern brick hotel to replace it.

Madisonville H. B. Houston

Bryan Young Man Weds Elgin Girl in Houston Ceremony

A marriage was solemnized Sunday at 8 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Claude Davis in Elgin. Claudine Davis became the bride of Marvin E Wallace Jr son of Mr and Mrs M E Wallace of Bryan. Rev M H Dodson officiated. The couple will reside in Houston where Wallace supervises Gulf Production Company seismic staff.

Claude Davis Elgin Claudine Davis Marvin E. Wallace Jr M. E. Wallace Bryan M. H. Dodson First Baptist Church of Marvin Wallace Jr Houston Wallace Gulf Production Company

Group No 2 Meets at Mrs E J Jenkins Home

The Methodist Missionary Society Group No 2 met Monday afternoon with seven members present at Mrs E J Jenkins home. New member Mrs L H Tucker joined as the group conducted a devotional from Psalm 23 and discussed the Bible study course chapter two. The meeting adjourned to gather next Monday on the college campus with Mrs Albert Hanneman hosting.

Methodist Missionary Society E. J. Jenkins Mesdames S. FE. Eberstadt Josie Lawrence Albert Hanneman W. F. Gibbs Lillie Hall L. H. Tucker College

Roadwork to start on Highway No 6 in Brazos County

Highway topping on No 6 from College Station to Millican will start after securing right of way between College and Navasota. The Texas Highway Commission allotted about 40 000 dollars for the project. When finished, a hard surfaced Bryan to Navasota road will exist, with completion hoped by August.

Brazos County College Navasota Jno

Lost pocket watch reported at St Anthony's Church

A small Elgin pocket watch belonging to a Sister at the Convent was lost on Sunday at St Anthony's Church. Call 195 with any information. The Prohibition Bureau investigated corn and grape sugar to determine its use, focusing less on the sugar for coffee.

St. Anthony's Church Prohibition Bureau

Calahan Veteran of War Buried

Floy Dansby returned from Baird for the funeral of her nephew C. C. Seale Jr. He died at 35 and was buried at Belleplain cemetery after a simple service. Seale served in World War I as an aviator in France and with the Spanish army in Morocco, earned several citations, and worked as an oil specialist in Romania and Texas. He was a charter member of Post No. 1 of the American Legion in Paris. A large turnout of veterans attended.

Floy Dansby Baird C. C. Seale Jr Belleplain Willis P. Gerhardt Abilene Callahan County United States Army Mexico Pershing Aviation Corps Seale France Europe Morocco Romania Standard Oil Company West Texas Desdemona Hog Creek Algeria Paris Post No. 1 of The American Legion

Baptist Young Women Bible Class Meeting

The First Baptist church Young Women's Bible class held its monthly session at teacher Mrs. Charlie Myers home with good attendance. President Miss Sadie Hamilton led reports showing constructive work. After business a program followed with homemade cake and ice cream.

First Baptist Church Charlie Myers Sadie Hamilton Myers Elizabeth Hunnicutt Winnie Mae Cason Maude Jones May Sowarby

Bryan School Boy Is Highly Praised

Jesse Gomez a Bowie elementary second grader was among over 2000 Texas pupils who entered a fire prevention poster contest by the state insurance department. Though he did not win cash prizes, he received an honorable mention and a letter from State Fire Insurance Commissioner J. W. DeWeese acknowledging his strong poster.

Jesse Gomez Bowie Texas State Insurance Department Jesse J. W. DeWeese H. L. Durham

Former City Manager Sunday Visitor

Mr and Mrs FE E McAdams of Waco visited Bryan Sunday with daughter Jean McAdams and A W Buchanan. They joined Mrs Richter of Waco en route home from Houston after attending the Texas League of Municipalities state meeting. McAdams was named president of the league for the coming year. A Houston judge ruled young potters may park with lights on but warned against driving on unlit roads.

FE. E. McAdams Waco Bryan Jean McAdams A. W. Buchanan Houston

State Legislature Reaches Break, Muddling Through Expected

After a special session, observers believe the state will muddle along as lawmakers rest from contention and dispute, taking a pause from ongoing political fights.

Bryan Firemen Honor Departed Colleagues With Grave Decorations

Members of the Bryan Volunteer Fire Department decorated the graves in Bryan Cemetery as part of their annual observance. The memorial honored ten veterans who died in service from 1890 to 1929 and two retirees who died after long service, with floral tributes placed on each grave.

Bryan E. J. Ettle G. M. Brandon Joe Hearne Jr George W. Smith Jr A. E. Brown J. W. Hamilton A. E. Worley W. J. Christian

Cadet Trav is M Hetherington Chosen for West Point

War Department confirms Cadet Trav is M Hetherington of A and M College as a cadet to West Point. Son of G K Hetherington of Reagan Falls County, he was born and raised in Reagan and earlier attended Reagan high school and Tyler Commercial College. He joined A and M College last year and was exempted from entrance exams by his grades. report date is July 1 at West Point.

Travis M. Hetherington M. College West Point Military Academy War Department Hetherington G. K. Hetherington Reagan Falls County Reagan High School Tyler Commercial College Lawrence Grocery Company Bryan A. and M. College of Texas Tom Connally Fort Sam Houston West Point New York

Allen Marksmen In Third Place For Hearst Cup

The Allen Academy rifle team earned third place in the Western division of the William Randolph Hearst contest, first Texas team to place in the event with 35 schools entered. The prize will be awarded at a later special ceremony.

Allen Academy William Randolph Hearst C. B. Jones San Antonio Texas Allen

Former Bryan Girl Now Visiting Here

Mrs Harold Harkey and her young son Harold Jr of Crystal City arrive in Bryan to visit relatives in her girlhood home. She stays with grandmother Mrs J H Suber and family and with her mother Mrs P L Barron at Rock Prairie. She will then travel to Belton for sister Eugenia Subers Baylor College graduation in 1929.

Harold Harkey Harold Jr Crystal City Bryan J. H. Suber P. L. Barron Rock Prairie

Negro Shot Died After Accidental Gun Discharge

Colquitt Green, a negro boy near Normangee, was shot in the abdomen by an accidental discharge while hunting with other boys on Friday afternoon and died at a local hospital shortly after midnight.

Colquitt Green Normangee

Bryan Episcopalians Attend Houston Meet

Bryan residents including Rev W W Daup and K Lawrence along with Mrs J E Astin Mrs R B Marburger Mrs Mary Rich and Bill Darley traveled by auto to Houston to attend the Episcopal diocese of Texas executive board meeting. The party expects to return to Bryan and College Station tonight.

W. W. Daup K. Lawrence Jno. E. Astin Bryan R. B. Marburger Mary Rich Bill Darley M. College College Station Houston Episcopal Diocese of College

Commencement Plans Set For Bryan High 1928 29

School days for the term 1928 29 are numbered Superintendent H L Durham has announced speakers for commencement week in Bryan The Stephen F Austin high school senior exams started Thursday and continue into next week Regular exams begin May 24 Commencement Sunday May 26 features a baccalaureate sermon at 11 at First Baptist by Dr T C Seores of Houston City wide graduation exercises for seventh grade into high school are Wednesday at 8pm at the high school auditorium Final report cards and promotion certificates will be issued Friday at 1 30 pm Graduation exercises are Friday at 8 pm Governor Dan Moody will deliver the commencement address at the high school auditorium.

H. L. Durham Bryan Stephen F. Austin High School First Baptist Church T. C. Seores St. Paul's Methodist Church of Houston Dan Moody

Three Audiences Hear About Brazos County Free Library

Mrs. Elon Stuart and Mrs. Helen L. Clutter spoke to Wellborn school audiences about establishing a Brazos County Free Library. Clutter outlined the plan at Carnegie Library auditorium, then spoke at Rye school at night with Mrs. W. B. Cline.

Elon Stuart Brazos County Parent-Teacher Council Helen L. Clutter Austin Free County Wellborn School Clutter Free County Library Carnegie Library W. B. Cline Rye

Youngbloods Complete Visit to A and M College

Dr. B Youngblood of the U S Department of Agriculture and chief economist in experiment station work, with Mrs Youngblood, visited the A and M College campus to gather belongings for transfer to Washington. Mrs Youngblood will stay until Monday Fayetteville Ark trip concluded.

Youngblood B. Youngblood U. S. Department of Agriculture Texas United States

Initiation Rites Staged by Bryan K C Knights of Columbus

The Bryan Council Knights of Columbus initiated 25 candidates Sunday with about 150 members and visitors from Hearne Cameron Lyons and Caldwell. Degree work was led by local and Palestine teams with district deputies from Marshall Beaumont Cameron and El Paso attending. A barbecue supper followed on the parochial school lawn with remarks by Father Gleissner and visiting officers.

Bryan Council Knights of Columbus Hearne Cameron Lyons Caldwell V. J Vitopil H. B. McDowell M. F. Vitopil Wm. Opersteny Joe Valouch Steve Konecny A. D. Price Palestine E. M. Burns J. K. Thornton A. W. Carter George Bissony Richard Nosse George Lorma W. J. O'Leary Marshall August Kuntz J. D. Gleason Beaumont Cleo Callerros el Paso St. Joseph's Catholic Church J. B. Gleissner

Aggies Face Austin Team in Unequal Showdown

The Aggies look to compete as the yellow coated Austin squad takes the field, but the Texas team appears to hold an inferiority complex in this matchup with a stronger opponent.

Aggies Austin

Storms Bring Fatal Lightning Strike to Steele's Store

A severe electrical storm struck Bryan causing one death Frank Trentacost a Steele's Store resident was killed by lightning while in the doorway of his shop He died before aid arrived The storm dumped 1.43 inches of rain by noon and caused widespread flooding and outages including three Go City electric lines going down and a miniature cyclone damaging Prospect area crops and buildings.

Bryan Steele's Store Frank Trentacost Trentacost B. U. Sims Childiem Carrol Marcus J. C. Mike North Maina Go City 17Th Street 24Th Street Gallage Avenue Waltee Vance D. J. Mc~Donald McDonald

Superior Figs Gracing Baptist Pastor’s Parsonage

Rev. R. E. Day displays a sample of Smyrna figs ripening in the yard of the First Beptia parsonage on West Seventh Street. The crop, described as a choice variety, bears larger fruit than Magnolia and is enjoyed with cream each morning, with figs maturing before the leaves.

R. E. Day Beptia Parsonage Day

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