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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1933

Page

6

God Sent Revival Sermon At Carnegie Library

Rev. H. G. Gardner preached on a great God Sent Revival at the Carnegie Library auditorium Monday evening. He cited Cameron Beaumont Houston Dallas and Fort Worth as examples of revival, urging repentance and prayer for Bryan to awaken spiritually. Mrs. Vera Ragsdale notes growing interest as daily services continue with Wednesday off.

H. G. Gardner Carnegie Library Auditorium Bryan Rev. Gardner Cameron Beaumont Harry H. Hodge Houston Dallas Fort Worth Vera Ragsdale Gardner

Feast of Weeks Observed May 3 by Jews in 192?

Shabuoth or Pentecost falls this year on Wednesday May 3 with Orthodox observance the following day. The festival marks seven weeks after the Omer and the Mosaic law. It highlights harvest roots and, for many, the Revelation at Sinai and the covenant renewal ceremony for Israel. Mrs George Lescher MacGregor and her son Gregor C Lescher arrived from Dallas to visit her parents.

Passover Tabernacles Israel Iai George Lescher MacGregor Gregor C. Lescher Dallas Eugene Edge Bryan

Local Visitors and Guests Highlight Bryan Social Scene

Mrs. B. J. Hardman of Waco visits her mother Mrs. H. A. Seale in Bryan, with other family members arriving for June stays. Notables including Miss Edna Lane, Miss Frances Locke, Barbara Bristole and Barrett relate varied social engagements and weddings as Bryan hosts relatives and friends.

B. J. Hardman Waco H. A. Seale Bryan College Avenue Vinson Ben Calhoun Houston Norma Calhoun Frances Locke San Antonio Barbara Bristole Col H. N. Bristole San Antonio Country Club Barbara Robbie Dell Colley Alvin Richard Higgins Angleton Brazoria County R. R. Ellis Hanah Sebastain Temple M. College Annie Bess Boyett L. H. Tucker N. B. Tucker Mart Sidney R. Simpson Dallas Leona Simpson T. Krauchar State Highway Commission Caldwell Seth Barwise Baby Fort Boe E H. Astin South Collage Avenue Roderick A. Rawling Longview Myrtle Astin Steep Hollow G. R. Branch Austin Gussie Branch Stephen F. Austin High School Madisonville J. P. Gardner Norfolk C. H. Gardner Dorothy McDowell George Glover Gardner H. S. Block Glebe Dry Goods Company Mildred Nash Fidelity Finance Company Ward Mooring Brazos River

Eagle Printing Co Ad Fast Service and Low Prices

An advertisement for Eagle Printing Co promises quick reliable service and quality printing at reasonable prices. The note invites readers to try the firm's services and provides phone numbers 36 and 48.

Eagle Printing Co

Wellborn Tops Wheelock in Sunday Baseball Clash

The Wellborn team defeated Wheelock 12 to 2 as pitcher Martineza struck out 16. Catcher Jones handled his pitches with ease and Wheelock veteran Seasta was hit by multiple balls including a triple and a home run. Next, Wellborn hosts Kurten on May 28 with public invite.

Wellborn Wheelock Martineza Jones Seasta R. Bonds Welborn Kurten Scasta Ayres Guy Boyett

Summer Weather Report Shows Light Rainfall Last Week

Last week saw little temperature variation with highs up to 95 and lows near 66. The only rainfall was 0.38 inches on Sunday, while daily readings ranged from 86 to 95 degrees across the period with several midweek highs and humid nights.

Friday Inc. Wise Ye Soterggs Os Dcatnans CE Lee Cares

Holstein Cows End Butter Test With Good Grade

Two registered Holstein cows at Texas A M College finished yearly official butter tests with strong records. Jewel Blanche Aggie Posch, a junior 2-year-old, yielded 460.1 pounds fat and 14 055.5 pounds milk in Class B. Co lantha Princess Tidy Segis, a junior 4-year-old, produced 444.3 pounds fat and 14 726.6 pounds milk. Fifteen cows topped 40 pounds fat in the period, led by Lady Jamaica Walker with 57.9 pounds fat and 1 874.6 pounds milk.

Texas A. & M Jewel Blanche Aggie Posch Colantha Princess Tidy Segis Jamaica Walker

Methodist Women Stage Playlet at Mission Meeting

Group 4 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church met at Mrs. E. J. Jenkins home with Miss Lillie Hall as co host. Mary Shelburne presented The World Outlook program assisted by several members. A Deaconess Conference playlet was performed by Mrs. John W. Black Mrs. C. S. Mosely Mrs. Dana Carnes and Mrs. J. B. Priddy. A Bible study review followed before a social hour with salad plate and ice tea.

the World Outlook Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church E. J. Jenkins Lillie Hall Mary Shelburne Jenkins Grover White Mattie Willis John W. Black

Late Melon Crop Is Laredo Area Outlook

In Laredo area on May 23 state crops report small watermelons and cantaloupes for this season. Vines were killed by February freezes and subsequent cold nights, winds, and dry heat slowed growth. Many vines lack fruit or will not mature for several weeks due to harsh early conditions.

Laredo John Ettle Brazos Valley Ettle

Mike Not Guilty in DWI Trial

Howard Mike was found not guilty after a district court trial Monday afternoon on charges of driving a car while intoxicated. The verdict concludes the case against Mike in the DWI allegation.

Howard Mike

Farmers Market Tips and 4 H Club News in Brazos County

A Brazos County article outlines salesmanship at the farmers market with tips like attractive displays and courtesy. It notes W E Murray from Leon ard community improving display and Mrs. Walter Armstrong’s corn remark. It promotes standardized home canned products, 4 H club short course, record books due December 1, and pasture improvements with rescue grass and hegari trials. The piece also mentions King’s Highway 4 H meeting in Reliance.

W. E. Murray Leonard Walter Armstrong Tabor

Fresh Vegetables In Diet Prevent Pellagra Spread

College Station May 23 Miss Lola Blair nutritionist in the Texas A and M College Extension Service says pellagra grows from a faulty diet and is preventable with fresh vegetables and adequate food. She cites 50 000 to 100 000 Texans suffered and outlines the 4 H pantry demonstration diet including leafy greens two servings of fruit milk butter meat or eggs whole grains and other staples.

College Station Texas Lola Blair Texas A. and M. College Extension Service State Health Department Miss Blair County Home Extension Service

Edge Rev Thompson Conducts Regular Service and Baptism

Rev Thompson filled his regular appointment on Sunday and performed a baptism for Lena Martin and Jerry Payne. Edge residents attended a daylong work party for B Wilson due to Doris Marie’s appendicitis, now reported as improving. Several Edge folks joined singing gatherings at George Sunday night and visited by Vaughn McDonald from Norman and Robert Monther from Kurten.

Thompson Lena Martin Jerry Payne Edge B. Wilson Doris Marie Wilkerson Mary Free Messrs Buel Duncan Carson Lawson George Vaughn McDonald Normangee Robert Monther Kurten Charlie Wyteka M. A. Barnett Bryan Chas. Payne John Payne Christinia Julia Joe Wymola Tabor Frank Meads H. M. Free Morgan Cross Bill Pack Martha Jean Cleve Pack Nina Mae Moore Hearne

Barnett Family News and Local Visitors

Shiloh spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Barnett. Miss Edith Payne is on the sick list. George Holland of Brazos Valley visited here Sunday.

Shiloh A. Barnett Edith Payne George Holland Brazos Valley

New Pit Toilets To Be Installed At Brazos Homes

Sanitary pit type toilets are to be installed by Curtis Everts with the State Health Department. Slab work was completed earlier. installations are scheduled at L. C. Klintworth Kurten, Miss Mary Locke Tabor, Woodville school, and Tony Varisco Steele's Store. Miss Blanche Brown urges community participation in the sanitation program.

Curtis Everts State Health Department Blanche Brown L. C. Klintworth Kurten Mary Locke Tabor Woodville Tony Varisco Steele's Miss Brown Everts

Cadets at Allen Win Drill Awards in Military Day Contests

Allen Academy cadets earned William Randolph Hearst trophies for rifle teams with first and second in small bore, as Major Dela meter Capt Alfunte and Capt Orr judged. Awards included Waldrop Flag Company C, Rotary Club Cup Captain Wattigney, Griffith Cup 1st Platoon Company A, and more.

Allen Academy William Randolph Hearst B. F. Delameter D. H. Alfonte W. B. Orr U. S. Army Texas A M. College Waldrop A. M. Waldrop Rotary Club J. F. Casey W. Wattigney J. Webb Howell J. 8 C. R. Miller Academy

Brazos Court Seeks Citizens for Petit Jury Weeks Four and Five

Brazos county residents are summoned for petit jury service for the fourth and fifth weeks of district court. Names listed include J N Harrison, O M Murphy, A J Opersteny, John Blassenz, Henry Wheeless, Leslie Lloyd, J M Dunn, Webb Ward, Otto Plagens, J J Denk, and others for the fourth week. Fifth week summons cite W C Raines, J O Peebles, J C Hotard, R S Mawhinney, M F E Adams, Henry Holubec, J R Seasta, George Stephan, George McDonald, and additional jurors.

Brazos County J. N. Harrison O. M. Murphy A. J. Opersteny John Blassenz Henry Wheeless Leslie Lloyd J. M. Dunn Webb Ward Otto Plagens J. J. Denk Lee Burley R. L. Davidson Lang Spell Antone Blazek Chas. Nitch, Jr J. Tom Smith A. H. Keller V. C. Mouser C. C. Vick P. H. Hengarling, Sr G. F. Madeley W. R. Thomas J. H. White, Jr W. KR. Nedbalek

Third Zone Meet Of Mission Women College Thursday

The Methodist Missionary Society hosts the Third Zone meeting of Huntsville district at College Church. Mrs. McMillan presides. lunch served at noon. Program includes devotional, music, Golden Cross, Conference Echoes, Children’s Work, and an address by Miss Bess Edwards. A tour of A and M College campus follows.

Methodist Missionary Society College Station Methodist Church Huntsville College Church 8. A. McMillan Cc. T. Cummings Normangee Jac. W. Black Golden Cross Cyril Luker R. T. McDonough W. B. Rider W. F. Gibbs Bess Edwards Texas M. Quartette J. M. Traylor George A. and M. College

Mother's Picture Presented to Allen Academy Superintendent

N B Allen superintendent at Allen Academy received an oil painting of his mother Mrs John H Allen as a token of student and faculty appreciation at the annual barbecue by Allen Lake. Presented by Dr J N Moseley with a framed list of this year’s students and faculty. The artwork by Mrs J H Sevier will hang in the superintendent’s office.

Allen Academy N. B. Allen John H. Allen Allen Lake J. H. Sevier J. N. Moseley

Close Contest Monday Night: FW Baptists Win

Free Baptist team rallies in final stages to tie the game and score two runs in extra innings, securing a narrow Monday night victory.

FW Baptists Free Baptist

College Avenue Baptists fall in extra innings to Free Baptists 4 to 2

In a tight opener of BFYPS playground league action at Tray is school the Free Baptists outlasted College Avenue Baptists 4 to 2 in 9 innings. Andrews homered for College Avenue. Sadd Tucker Colson Mooty and Cobb contributed key hits.

College Avenue Baptists Free Baptists College Avenue Nelson Andrews Free Baptist Club Sadd Tucker Spedd Colson Cobb Free Baptist Jake Mooty Andrew Sodd Franklin Dansby Womble Julian Cobb Rhe

Youth of Kurten Visit League at Old Washington

Members of the Kurten Evangelical League traveled to Washington in three cars. After playground games the Washington girls beat Kurten 20 to 6 and Kurten boys 7 to 6. A Twilight service followed before the delegation returned home, with plans to host Washington soon.

Kurten Old Washington Kurten Evangelical League Washington F. C. Anderson Otto Plagens Elo Hedtke E. H. Schwengel Washington Girls Mildred Dorothy Vplagens Edelweiss Gerke

Rev. John E. Green Dies at 77 in Houston

The Rev. John E. Green, 77, founder of seven Houston Methodist churches and resident for 47 years, died at his home late Monday. Cash paid for clean cotton rags. Nagle Printing Company.

Houston John E. Green Clean Cotton Rags& Nagle Printing Company

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Bryan Eagle Daily Eagle Allenry Jemming Mission Mike Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department King's Highway Meet Reliance Brazos Homes Allen Brazos Court Patricia Ellis Associated Press Mission Women College Cadet Corps John Green American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Hyman’s Rosebud Orchestra
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