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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

Page

2

Aged Couple Badly Injured When Sunbeam Hits Car

An elderly couple from Meridian and a Wichita Falls youth were severely injured when a Sunbeam car was struck by a Sunbeam on the Southern Pacific at a highway crossing south of College Station around 2 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson suffered head and arm injuries, Mr. Lawson had minor cuts, and the car was nearly torn apart as the train halted nearby.

Meridian Wichita Falls Southern Pacific College Station Dpd. Gibson Pred Lawson Kemp Boulevard Bryan Gibson Lawson Mrs. Gibson Rodgers Matt Williams Williams

Red Cross Roll Call Planned Across Brazos County

Brazos County prepares for the annual Red Cross membership drive from Armistice Day November 11 to November 27. J Webb Howell leads as roll call chairman with Major J E Sloan as Bryan College Station chair, and multiple sub chairmen named for communities and city sections. Red Cross Sunday is set for November 9 with Bryan churches to host talks and advance the campaign.

Red Cross Brazos County American Red Cross J. Webb Howell Bryant Howell J. E. Sloan College Station Cairman Howell Bryan J. J. Tatum Roll Call Harvey Edge Steep Hollow Wellborn Marvin Thompson Jack Crenshaw Tabor George Jones Clarence Sax American Legion Ed Martin Bryan Lions Club Lamar Jones Rotary Club Col C. C. Todd Woman’s Club W. S. Howell Reading Club Guy Harris American Legion Auxiliary I. H. Bartz Catholic Daughters of America Jno. Stasney Newman Study Club H. B. McDowell United States Churches of

Leadership Chief Function of Farm Board Says Dr. Cox

Dr. A. B. Cox of the University of Texas argues the Federal Farm Board failed to curb price declines in cotton and other commodities. He says prices reflect supply and demand despite board efforts and calls for leadership with coordinated agency action to shape a nationwide cotton production and marketing policy.

Farm Board A. B. Cox Austin Federal Farm Board Bureau of Business Research University of Texas Cox Dr. Cox United States

City Manager Outlines Daily Schedule for Office Duties

City Manager R G Williams releases a daily timetable to balance duties. The plan includes meetings with department heads citizens and boards mail and dictation press and travel inspections and study periods. It allocates blocks from 8 AM to 5 PM for conferences with department heads and traveling representatives plus general inspections.

R. G. Williams Citizens and Board

Luker Family to Move to Bryan for Dairy Extension Work

Mr and Mrs John L Luker and their Houston family plan to move to Bryan this week. Mr Luker will join the Extension Service at A and M College in the dairy department.

John L. Luker Houston Bry‘an Luker A. and M. College

Crash Victims Reported Better By Doctor Today

Reports from the bedside of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Gibson of Meridian state both are resting better after their car was struck by a Southern Pacific train on a crossing south of Bryan on Monday afternoon. Fred Lawson of Wichita Falls, another occupant, left the hospital and continued homeward today.

Eagle R. D. Gibson Meridian Southern Pacific Bryan Fred Lawson Wichita Falls Gibson

Leaky Gas Jets Triggered Near Asphyxiation At Justice Home

In a College Station area home the Justice family faced gas leaks from faulty jets in the kitchen and living room. A one and a half year old baby, two older children, and Mr Justice, a Southern Pacific ticket agent, were overcome by escaping fumes but recovered after doors were opened and the home was aired.

Lyle Justice 25Th Street Haswell Drive Justice Southern Pacific College Station

Travis Students Present Pageant of the Flowers at High School

A cast of over seventy rehearses for the operetta Pageant of the Flowers to be staged Friday at 8 p.m. in the Travis High School auditorium under the Travis Parent-Teacher Association. Proceeds fund a piano for the school auditorium. Cast drawn from Mrs Roy Danforth music classes and Woodruff School of Dancing with Miss Josephine Greenwood.

Travis Parent-Teacher’ Association Travis School Roy Danforth Woodruff School of Dancing Josephine Greenwood

Tests for Bridge Foundations Will Be Made Shortly

State and federal highway engineers will bore tests on two sites near the Stone City railway bridge for the Brazos river crossing on Highway 21. After site selection plans will be drafted for approval and contract letting by the 17th Highway division, Bryan.

Brazos River Stone City Railway Bridge State Highway Commission United States Bureau of Roads 17Th Highway Division Bryan

Harrises Prepare Move Into New Brick Cottage

Mr and Mrs Guy Harris expect to move into their attractive new brick cottage next week The home is on a lot adjoining Mrs Harris father John M Barron in the eastern city near Allen Academy The dwelling is modern and part of Bryan s growing parade of new houses adding to the town s pride

Guy Harris Harris John M. Barron Allen Academy Bryan

No Property Taken In Last Three Burglary Attempts

Bryan police reported three burglary attempts last night and Wednesday night at residences and a business. Two intruders frightened from Howell Lumber Co office by Joe Cash. Matches found at Low Baker and E B Ellicott homes suggest a single burglar made several entrances.

Bryan Howell Lumber Company Joe Cash Cash Howell Company R. W. Howell J. Webb Howell Baker E. B. Ellicott

Jim Ed Ross Celebrates 3rd Birthday Party

Jim Ed Ross hosted a large gathering Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Geo W Ross, to mark his third birthday. Many gifts arrived as friends enjoyed cake, candies, refreshments, games, and souvenirs in a joyful party for the youngsters.

Jim Ed Ross Geo. W. Ross Tohhh

Folks and Travel Notes From Bryan Area

W C Alexander was called to Rosenberg due to his mother Mrs Emma Slaughter illness and she was moved to a Houston hospital for a 10 o clock operation. Mrs Mary Prichett of Carlos Grimes county visited Bryan for the day. Judge W C Davis and Hon A S Ware traveled to Centerville for a district court session. Mr and Mrs John Harrison and children visited Bryan from Rockdale. L H Haltom of Benchley visited. Mrs Ella Elliott left for Galveston to be with aunt Mrs J W Skaines ill with pneumonia. Mrs S W Bissing and two sons from A M College returned to campus from Mt Vernon Iowa. Mr and Mrs Howard L Dean of Austin were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Huddleston in Bryan.

W. C. Alexander Rosenberg Emma Slaughter Bryan S. W. Dean John Harrison Rockdale L. H. Haltom Benchley Ella Elliott Galveston J. W. Skaines S. W. Bissing A. & M. College Mt. Vernon Iowa Mary Merwin Howard L. Dean Austin Arthur Huddleston

Impressions of Holy Land by Mrs Dona Carnes

Mrs Dona Carnes spoke at Cottonwood Baptist church recounting a 30 day Holy Land tour beginning July 14 landing at Alexandretta. She described sites from Antioch to Damascus to Calvary and the Sea of Galilee pairing travel with biblical history and inspiration for Christian teaching.

Holy Land Dona Carnes Cottonwood Church Cottonwood Baptist Church Tabor Alexandretta Carnes Antioch Paul Daphne Beirut Syria Mediterranean Damascus Mrs. Carnes Judas Ananias Jerusalem Mount Hermon Jordan River Lake Meron Jesus Nazareth Calvary Anid

Paris to Bryan Phone Call Marks Trans Oceanic Talk

The first probable trans oceanic telephone conversation connected Paris and Bryan as W S Howell Jr in Virginia spoke with his wife in Paris via London and New York. The Howell family planned a two week vacation at Hot Springs Virginia near Washington, with continued diplomatic service access.

Aves Bryan W. S. Howell, Jr VA. 8 Diplomatic Service W. S. Howell Paris France London New York

Madame Le Brun Painting Unveiled at Woman's Club

A reproduction of Madame Le Brun and Her Daughter from the Louvre will be unveiled at the Woman's Club Building Wednesday at 4 PM. The gift from W S Howell Jr of the U S diplomatic service honors his mother Rose Fountain Howell, with Mrs M W Sims Sr presiding and the public invited.

Madame le Brun Louvre Paris Woman's Club Club W. S. Howell, Jr United States Diplomatic Service Rose Fountain Howell M. W. Sims. Sr Howell

Ranking Students In City Schools Dismissed Today

All Bryan public school pupils who made an average of 90 or better in the first six weeks were dismissed during the last two periods. Those students will be listed on the Honor Roll for early recognition of their work this school year.

Bryan Public

Chamber directors discuss cannery plan for Bryan

Brazos County Chamber of Commerce and Brazos County Truck Growers Association leaders proposed a Bryan cannery to aid next spring’s produce. Farmers may pay stock with first produce. 22 farmers signed acreage pledges for 34 tomato and 25 potato acres. four farmers already bought stock.

Bryan An and Brazos County Chamber of Commerces J. B. Priddy Brazos County Truck Growers Association Priddy Chamber of Commerce Bryan Javeliue M R Kh. G. Williams W. J. Coulter Bryan Avenue Main Street A. S. McSwain Bryan Chamber of Commerce Inter- Chamber United States Chamber of Commerce East Texas Organization Guy M. Blount Etex Fast Texas J. W. Black Lamar Jones W. B. Roman Texas A. and M. College

Eagle wanted column may have just the article you wish to buy

A classified notice hints at a ready market for a sought after column in the Eagle. The ad suggests readers may find the exact article they desire among available back issues and related archives.

Eagle

Annual Meeting at Steep Hollow Cemetery Seeks Attendance

The Steep Hollow Cemetery Association hosts its annual meeting next Sunday with former residents gathering. Song leaders include Jes Hensarling Louis Thompson and others. a basket dinner is planned at the church noon hour. Members unpaid on dues are urged to pay through Ethel Edmonds in Bryan for receipts.

Steep Hollow Cemetery Steep Hollow C. M. Ris.inger Jno W. Hicks Jes. J. Hensarling Louis Thompson A. Peters Kim Cloud Alfon Risinger Britten Risinger Steep Mallow Ethel Edmonds Bryan

Fall week weather lows and highs reported locally

Lowest temperatures of the fall reached 4 degrees on Thursday and Friday while the week’s high of 70 degrees occurred Monday and Thursday. Rain fell Monday and Tuesday totaling 0.15 inches.

Thursiday

Not Guilty in Fox Running Case

A jury acquits Shine Williams of a fox running charge after evidence failed to prove the hunt caused death or skinning for profit. The case centers on hounds allegedly chasing a fox and selling the pelt, leaving questions about motive and earnings.

Shine” Williams Shine Reynard

Water from Jordan used in baptism service

Little Misses Bonnie Mary Neel ey and Elizabeth Keith were baptized at the First Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7:00. Rev. R. S. Marshall administered the sacrament using water brought from the Jordan River by Mrs. Dona Carnes on her return from a visit to the Holy Land last summer.

Bonnie Mary Neeley Elizabeth Keith First Methodist Church R. S. Marshall Dona Carnes Holy Land

Bevan Orphan Home Appeals for Winter Aid in Texas

Bevan Orphan Home in Bryan Brazos County Texas reports a good health year for children and harvests of corn peanuts Irish and sweet potatoes cranberries pumpkins and garden crops. The home asks local citizens lovers of humanity to provide winter clothing food and funds to cover obligations in the coming months.

Bevan Orphan Home Ryan Texas Bryan Brazos County Friends and Lovers of Humanity

Remove Freckles and Discolorations Cream Adverts

A drugstore advert promotes Uontay Special Bleach to dissolve freckles liver spots and discolorations. The ad claims impurities leave the skin soft white and velvety and offers jar sales with a guarantee from Roman & Vick druggists.

Uontay Roman & Vick Ady

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Doctor Today Lumber Firm R. W J. W. Howell Tunney Gene Tunney Timothy Mara Given Woman’s Club N. B. Allen W. F. Gelber J. §. Caldwell Tyler Haswell F. L. Henderson A. 5. McSwain W. C. Mitchell John M. Lawrence M. L. Parker Lee J. Rountree Luke Patronella H. H. Williamson Max Minnday Jordan
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