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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

Page

5

Brilliant Scene At Newberry Sims Wedding

Pattie Wilson Sims and James Presnall Newberry wed at St Andrews Episcopal Church on Saturday evening. The bride wore ivory satin with rhinestones and roses while the groom and attendants wore Army Air Corps dress uniforms. The ceremony featured imperial green and white decorations and a royal musical procession.

Pattie Wilson ‘Sims Milton Walker Sims, Jr James Presnall Newberry James Henry ‘Newberry San Antonio St. Andrew's Episcopal Church United States Army Air Corps William Wesley Daup St. Andrew's Tom Harrington College Station T. D. Wilson Masters Ben John Delamater Daup Clinton S. Quinn Houston Jack Wheeler T. K. Lawrence J. Webb Howell Miss Sims Rev Rev. Daup Reginald Lee Needham St. Andrew’s South Bryan Avenue Sims Pattie Sims St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

Youth of Bryan Wins High Honor With Club Work

Morris Williamson of Bryan, son of H. H. Williamson, named Texas champion 4-H livestock club boy for 1930 by state and national Extension Service leaders in a meat animal contest. He raised fifty two pigs in five years and will receive a 13 jewel gold watch and may compete for the Central States championship. Texas county champions in 4-H meat animal production are listed for baby beef swine and sheep with numerous named youth and counties across the state.

Eagle College Get Morris Williamson H. H. Williamson Bryan Texas As M. College Texas M. T .Payne Extension Service A. and M. College of Texas United States Department of Agriculture Thomas E. Wilson Chicago Packer Young Williamson Terrell Allen Steere Mason County Henry Leeg Fuchs Carmine Fayette County Bruce Gober Throckmoarton Throckmorton Milton Grona Morris Ranch Gillespie County Charlie Northcutt Colorado Mitchell County Finley Poston Valley Mills Bosque County Fred Shelburn Jacksboro Jacks County David Steward Llano Llano County John H. Williams Wellington Collingsworth Woodrow Bailey DeSoto Dallas County Timothy Burr North Zulch Madison County Thomas Campbell San Antonio Bexar County Edward L. Langley Grapevine Tarrant County David Reynolds Sulphur Springs Hopkins County Lee Rhoades Rockwall Earl Richards Newlin Hall County Donald Taylor Covington Hill County Gilbert Thomas Crockett Houston County Jim Tune Waxahachie Ellis County Brazos County G. W. Williamson Shallowwater Lubbock County Johnnie Wobus Paige Bastrop County Orth Vowell Bowie Montague County C. E. Holt, Jr Decatur Wise County

Brazos County Couples File Malice of Intent with Clerk

Alysee Clark Winnie Ola Ford Jose Perales and Este llana Chike filed a malice of intention to appear before County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Thursday in Brazos County.

Alysee Clark Winnie Ola ‘Ford Jose Perales Estellana Chike Brazos County jTuarry Jess B. ‘McGee

Mother of Bryan Man Dies in Stephenville

Mr and Mrs Searcy Smith travel to Stephenville for the death of Mrs W Bi Head of that city Funeral services were held at her Stephenville home and the remains were shipped to Arkansas for interment with other family members Burial will take place Sunday afternoon in Arkansas The Smiths plan to return to Bryan on Monday

Searcy Smith Stephenville

Funeral Service Held Today for Late Joe Lafaso

Joe Lafaso an Italian native and Brazos county resident of forty five years died at his Parker avenue home in the 75th year after a brief illness. Survived by widow, son Tony Lafaso, and daughters Mrs John Stabler Bryan and Mrs Joe Saladiner Alvin. Funeral service at 10 15 Friday at his home then 10 50 to St Anthony s Catholic church with Rev Basil Brain officiating and graveside service at Bryan Catholic cemetery.

Joe Lafaso Italy Brazos County Parker Avenue County Tony Lafaso John Stabler Bryan Joe Saladiner Alvin St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Basil Brain Bryan Catholice

Plans For Red Cross Roll Call Drive In Bryan

Miss Lula M. Severs, field representative of the American Red Cross, arrived in Bryan Thursday and met with the Brazos County Red Cross Chapter committee Friday at 9 oclock at the LaSalle Hotel. Chairman C. M. Bethany presided with Mrs. Albert Buchanan as secretary. J. Webb Howell named roll call chairman for Brazos county.

Lula M. Severs American Red Cross Bryan Brazos County Red Cross LaSalle Hotel C. M. Bethany Albert Buchanan J. Webb Howell Roll Call

Red Cross Board Sets 1950 Brazos County Goals

At the meeting Miss Severs and local officials outlined plans for the drive from November 11 through November 27. F. L. Cavitt, Red Cross treasurer, reported Brazos County roll call last year was the largest since World War II, with a goal of 900 for 1950.

Round Rock Families Travel to Bryan Today

Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jones and children and Mr and Mrs T Ji Taylor all of Round Rock motor ed to Bryan today.

Rudolph Jones T. Ji. Taylor Round Rock Bryan

Assistant to City Secretary Resigns After Six Years

Mae Terry resigns from the city secretary staff along with an associate grave health concerns. She leaves the employ today after six years and four months of service. Officials praised her industriousness and efficiency.

Mae Terry Miss Terry

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