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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1934

Page

6

Stephen F. Austin High School Diplomas Given

Stephen F. Austin High School held graduation exercises with diplomas awarded by President Waldrop. Principal Miss Weda Wedding-ton announced honors as students presented songs, speeches, and class gifts. The program noted gold, high and honor ranks, National Honor Society members, and Rotary and D A R awards.

A .M. Waldrop Bryan School Wesa Weddington Stephen F. Austin High School Harry Wayne Williams Bill Antone John Edge Clarence Edge Alfred Keller Oak “McKenzie Jr Reynold Franze Elizabeth Watts Ina Harrison Georgia Lea Davis Lorraine Smith Grover White Jr Jessie Thomas Elizabeth Wattis Harvey D. Watson Lila Fae Vance Lillie Kaplan Ann Cline Ruth Weddington Weddington Lila Fae Vante Ruth William Scott H. C. Fulgham Maurine Williamson George Martha Washington Eleanor M. Sweeney Daughters of the American Revolution Glass Leonowe Latya Lab Cudbine Tau Ur Society Waldrop H. C. Gibson Ruth Beard Bess Brown Allie D. Bullock Margaret Bunting Patience Chance Etha Cook Wanda Cunningham Georgia Lee Davis Roma Davis Helen Easters Dorothy Edge Orabelle Foster Maurine Fuchs Ina_ Harrison Irene Higgs Rosa Kaplan Margaret Leona Keller Frances Kolodejeak Helen Kopecky Bessie Mae Lichte Sara Reva Maniloff Lena Novosad Frances Pierson Victoria Severa Georgia Bell Shaw Bessie Skelton Nell Spell Jo-Anna Tatman Mamie Winkler Thurston Cargill Melvin Dansby Alfred Edge Forrest Jones Jr Marcel Keneeny Emmett Lenz Walter McGregor Oak McKenzie Jr Roger Moehlman Alf Patterson J. C. Reed Lauren Reppert George Singletary Melvin Vasbinder Jack Vick Glynn Williams Jerome Zubik Lena Mae Broach Wilma Tucker Otie Cousins Joe Locke Clarence Vick Nallie Womble F. J. Milberger

Brazos County Grand Jury Indicts Two Men in Six Counts

The Brazos county grand jury delivered its final report on Friday, returning six indictments with two against one man and four against another. All cases will be scheduled for trial at the present term of court. Neither defendant has been arrested.

Brazos County Grand Jury

Tremont to Open New Dry Goods Store on Main Street

The Tremont building on North Main street, formerly Maniloff's, is divided into two store rooms and work has begun. M. J. Tremont will stock the south half with dry goods, to be operated by Andrew Seardina.

Tremont North Main Street Maniloff's M. J. Tremont Andrew Seardina

Social notes from Bryan and surrounding area

Bryan readers hear of weekends and travel as locals visit Caldwell Houston and Dallas for family and college events. Guests include Mrs R L Burney and Bobbie from San Antonio, plus many Bryan residents and students heading to summer programs and weddings.

Joe Scarmado Pete Betty Lee Pete Scarmado Ann Antoinette Pitts Bridge Caldwell Mildred Hill Mesdames Pete R. L. Burney Bobbie San Antonio Cora Garth Bryan Paul Swancoat Paul McQueen Pharmacy Bill Allen Houston Marvin Lindeman Allen Academy Industry Lucy Parks Alice Catherine Ogier Maurine Neeley Oklahoma College For Women At Chickasha W. D. Stallings Dallas W. T. Stallings W. C. Vanderworth Lila Lée Billie Ruth J. Vernon Brown Travis Marlin Brown A. and M. College Annett Moran Mae Burtis University of Colorado At Boulder Tom S. Powers Dorothy Powers Thhey Simmons A. M. Simpson Geo. A. Adams Hamberlin Lake Providence Woodrow Manning C. W. Manning Prospect Community Celeste Plemmons Corpus Christi W. W. Plemmons Lemma Dowell Normangee Miss Dowell Noah Lester Beaumont B. T. Yeager Welborn Will Henderson Kurten W. ©. Raines Harvey Allen N. DeMaret el Paso D. C. DeMaret Mr. DeMaret John Edge Wv. B. Edge Waco F. H. Kingsberry H. E. Hertel Palestine Roy Danforth Mary Elizabeth Jacksonville Frank Bain Baylor University Wace

National Federation Plans State Conventions in June and July

The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will conduct state conventions in 13 states in June and July, with San Antonio hosting on June 8 and 9 where national president Mrs. Geline MacDonald Bowman will speak. The plan uses conference method groups on organization education and public affairs to foster active participant contributions and prearranged agendas.

National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs San Antonio Geline MacDonald Bowman Richmond Business Women’s Organization States District of Columbia Hawaiian Islands Alaska

Allen Farm School Closes After Nine-Month Term

Allen Farm school closed Tuesday with a picnic after the first nine month term in its history. Miss Dolores Vance taught the term while Millican school closed Thursday. No seventh grade graduates were noted. a program was given with Judge W. C. Davis as speaker.

Allen Farm Dolores Vance Millican W. C. Davis

Tear Down Old Cox House on West 24th Street

The old Cox residence once occupied by Mr and Mrs L J Cox at West 24th Street and Parker Avenue is being demolished today by workmen with debris removal underway.

Weevil Found In Brazos Areas From Waco South

The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports boll weevils in cotton fields from Waco to the Lower Rio Grande with higher numbers near favorable winter shelter and late-season stalks. A Fayette county patch had over 1000 weevils per acre, flea hoppers few, and false chinch bug spotted with minor, short-term impact on cotton.

Brazos Valley Waco F. L. Thomas Division of Entomology Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Rio Grande Fayette County

Corn Hog Money To Arrive Here In Near Future

COLLEGE STATION May 26 The first installment of about 2 500 000 due Texas on corn hog contracts from an estimated total of 6 000 000 payable during the next ten months is expected to arrive early this summer after the county contracts have been checked and approved June 15 by the State Corn Hog Review Board E N Holmgreen chairman says speed of approval depends on the process at hand.

College Station Texas E. N. Holmgreen

Texas corn hog program streamlines county to Washington

The state board will handle contracts rapidly with 208 county associations serving about 218 counties. About 30,000 farmers signed reduced production contracts and will receive roughly $200 each. Summer payments total half corn checks plus $2 per hog head after a 25 percent cut. Fall payments include the second half of corn and $1 per hog head, with a spring final of $2 per hog head minus admin costs, totaling about $1,750,000 for Texas.

State Review Board Washington Texas J. M. Regenbrecht Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Intend to Marry in Brazos County

Joe Contello and Marie Mer lits of Brazos County are granted a marriage license by County Clerk Clyde Goen.

Joe Contello Marie Merlits Brazos County Clyde Goen

El Paso Home Rule Vote and Rural Beautification Efforts

El Paso voters face a first election under a new Texas home rule charter with city residents approving the bonnet while rural county residents reject it. In Smith County, local women organize shrub showers to beautify farm homes, promoting neighborly pride and civic harmony amid oil and rose fields. An old cabin by a woods edge offers a fairy-tale setting as a local woman comments on living among trees and trash burning near her wash pot.

el Paso Washington Nantucket Kipling el Paso del Norte Desert Texas Home Demonstration Club Smith County

Eagle Printing Co Offers Quick Service and Low Prices

Our department is equipped to render quick and efficient service. Quality printing at reasonable prices. Give us a trial Eagle Printing Co. Phones 36 or 48.

Eagle Printing Co

Bryan OES Lodge To Install New Heads Thursday

Newly elected officers of Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of the Eastern Star will be publicly installed in a meeting at the Masonic building on Thursday evening at 8 o clock. Mrs M M Erskine retiring worthy matron will lead the program with Mrs R L Brown as installing officer and Mrs M R Bentley as marshal. Lalla Dean Randolph will be installed as worthy patron and Dr D C York as worthy patron for the coming year. The ceremony will be open to local Masons their wives and the public.

E. H. P. Bain Bryan Baylor J. H. Hillier Jonesboro Ark Chas. F. Hillier T. J. Wolf Waco Vick John Parker Houston Frank Womack P. S. Tilson McGowan Margaret Higgs W. S. Higgs Baylor University Beatty Barron Steep Hollow H. H. Holligan Ray Bodine Cleburne Wilkerson Clinic Walton Detroit Mich Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Building M. M. Erskine R. L. Brown M. R. Bentley Lalla Dean Randolph Dr. D. C. York

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