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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1935

Page

6

Funeral Service For Reliance Man Held Saturday Morning

Funeral services were held for William Taylor Jones at Heliance Baptist Church with Rev. R L Brown and Rev J P Brown officiating. Born November 20 1852 in Georgia, he died after a long illness at his Reliance home in Brazos County aged 82 years 11 months and 10 days. He moved to Texas at 21 and lived in Reliance 61 years. Survived by wife, two daughters Katie Jones of Albany NY and Eula Jones of Austin, plus four nephews Zeff Carl George and Taylor Jones and two Carter cousins.

Heliance Baptist Illiam Taylor Jones Reliance Cemetery R. L. Brown College Baptist Church J. P. Brown Bryan McCulloch-Dansby Georgia Jones Texas Reliance Brazos County Katie Jones Albany New York Eula Jones Austin Zeff Carl George Taylor Jones Brazos Jim Carter Robert Carter Reliance i

Roll Call Drive For Red Cross Opens Nov 11

E R Bryant chairman of the Red Cross Roll Call announced the annual campaign for Brazos County from November 11 to 28. He named lieutenants Mr Dansby and Rev J B Gleissner and seeks to enroll 900 members amid Brazos county’s 1930 population of 21 837.

E. R. Bryant Red Cross Roll Call Chamber of Commerce Bryant Mrt Dansby J. B. Gleissner Brazos County

BPWC Gives Books For City Library Junior Patrons

The BPWC and College Woman's Club donate books to the Carnegie Library for the junior department. Read list includes A Norwegian Farm, A Norwegian Family, The Bright Feathers, Dawn Boy of the Pueblos, Dragon Fly of Zuni, Tales of a Russian Grandmother, Waterless Mountain and many others, with authors such as Nora Burg Lon, Grace Gilkinson, David Wynn, and Knud Rasmussen represented.

BPWC City Library and College Business Jo Onal Woman’s Club Carnegie Liary Malle Hansum Marie Grace Dorothy Rhoads William Hurd Hillyer Jno Flaherty Collettee Baba Kate Seabrook Nora Burglon Dawn Boy The Pueblos Lena Becker Scott Alicia Sims Markus Bobrey Monica Shannon Louis Untermeyer Gift Knud Rasmussen Anabel Williams-Ellis David Wynn Gao Ivory Coast Katie Seabrook Garram the Hunter Herbert Garram Chief Herbert Little Bear Fleanor Frances Lattermore Nam and Deng Siam Phylis Ayer Sowers Peter Swiss H. C. Crew C. Phillips F. Carpenter I. P M. Weatherwax Grace Gilkinson Tono Antonio RK. Sawyer Mikko Finland Byrne Washington, D. C F. M. Fox I. A

FFA District Reorganization Elects Bryan Officers

About 65 representatives from four Future Farmer Chapters met at Stephen F. Austin high school to reorganize the Bryan District FFA Chapter. Norman­gee Hearne Cook's Point and Bryan were represented. Officers elected were Hal Fletcher president, L Q Manning vice president, J C Benton secretary, Jim Rogers treasurer, Tony DeStefano reporter, Ruben Bond farm watch dog, Paul Accurso parliamentarian, Ray Epps adviser. A district committee will meet November 9 to set objectives. Regular meetings to be held every six weeks at Bryan, next December 11, with an officers training school planned.

Future Farmer Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan District FFA Normangee Hearne Cook’s Point Bryan Franklin Caldwell L. O. Manning Hal Fletcher L. QO. Manning J. C. Benton Cooks Point Jim Rogers Tony DeStefano Ruben Bond Paul Accurso Ray Epps

Former Bryan residents die in Victoria auto crash

Mrs. G M John of Victoria died early Monday from injuries suffered in a Sunday automobile crash while she and her husband Mr. G M John had lived in Victoria since moving from Bryan five years earlier. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3 PM in Victoria with burial there. Forrest Jones and daughter Mary Louise will attend.

Forrest Jones Bryar G. M. John Victoria Mr. John John Mary Louise Jones Bryan Bryan Nursery and Floral Company Victoria Texas Floral Company

Dance Choruses and Notable Performances at Stephen F. Austin High

Dance choruses will feature in the entertainment sponsored by Travie P.T.A. at Stephen F. Austin High School on Thursday evening. Highlights include Dance of the Moonbeam and The Totem Tom-Tom with Mims Lorraine Smith as soloist in the latter, plus a special Indian Love Song by Rowena Newberry. District Judge W. C. Davie appears as the leading Huaco Indian in The Legend of the Blue Bonnet. Mrs. Roy Danforth directs a cast praised by supporters.

Travie P.T. A Stephen F. Austin High School Mims Lorraine Smith Mie Rowena Newberry Hourton Mra Roy Danforth Sam Hunter W. C. Davie Huaco Indiens Danforth

Dancing Of Bryan Girls To Feature Pageant At A M

Bryan and College Station girls perform dances under Elizabeth Duffy as part of the seventeenth annual Rodeo and Pageant at Texas A&M College Station. Miss Patricia Chance and Leonard Traylor will crown the royalty amid a full rodeo program. Rowena Newberry brings a special number The Rodeo Girl while student dancers perform pieces such as Snowballs Toe Strut and The Meanest Gal in Town.

College Station Navy Texas A & M Bryan Elizabeth Duffy Houston Royal Court Patricia Chance Leonard Traylor Mt. Pleasant College International Livestock Rowena Newberry Duffy School of Dancing Barbara Jane Walker Mima Jean Hardin Wister Howell Jackie Hensarling Mary Frances Lennert Ann Howell Jane Washington Della Margaret Parker Faye Pauline Nunley Miss Rowena Newberry Lulu Peggy Paine Gertrude Plagens May Frances Yeager Rhythm Sisters Ann and Y Blanche Dobyne Dorothy Varisco Antoinette Varisco Ann Washington Delia Margaret Parker A. D Texas A M. College Saddle End Sirloin Club College Animal Husbandry University of Texas Mount Pleasant Jennie June Howell D. P. Gallman Cotulla C. C. Todd Jacqueline Noelke Southern Methodist University Sadie Meadows Virginia Boone Texas Christian University Maurine Williamson Baylor University Sara Lee Durham John Tarleton Agricultural College Josephine Dunn College of Industrial Arts Travis Marks Barker Gallman H. C. Noelke San Angelo W. H. Kelley John Mugford Menard Arlington Helbing Ellis Farr Olney

AM Consolidated Carnival Proves A Huge Success

Crowds packed the Friday night carnival at A M Consolidated High School. About 279 was raised for library and school purposes as booths and refreshments sold out early. Event highlights included a stage coach drawn by Percheron horses, a popular bingo table, pony ring, and lively entertainment directed by PTA presidents from both high and grade schools. Weather enabled outdoor activities drawing attendees from across the district.

A. and M. Consolidated High School Smaal Husbandry Department

Carnival Highlights At A and M Consolidated School

Songs by the children and an educated giraffe wowed spectators at the carnival. Prizes were awarded in several events including bronzed prizes for the bathing beauty revue and an old fiddlers contest won by D. Cargill. A turkey sale saw birds go to C. N. Shepherdson and A. A. Blumberg. Floyd Murray’s Rhythm Boys provided music for the open air square dance with strong community support acknowledged.

Prines Patranella Mary Anne Munnelyn Louise Jones D. Cargill Bryan Floyd Murray C. N. Shepardson A. A. Blumberg FL E. Giesicke

Bryan Girl Named As Pageant Queen By Sirloin Club

Bryan University pageant in College Station honors Miss Patricia Chance of Bryan as queen and Miss Jennie June Howell as maid of honor. The event funds the college livestock judging team, with participants from SMU UT Texas Baylor and more, plus 50 contestants.

Bryan Sirloin Club

Highway 6 to Become Major Route Toward Dallas Exposition

McKINNEY Nov 5 The state highway commission said construction on Highways 6 and 75 from McKinney through Collin county will begin soon. Bids for 5.17 miles of concrete pavement south of McKinney and 11.16 miles north to the Grayson county line are expected within weeks. The road is slated as a principal route to Dallas Centennial exposition next year with work possibly starting in a month or six weeks.

Mckinney State Highway Commission Collin County Allen Plano Here Grayson County Dallas

Columnist Edeon Waite Dies After Short Illness

Buawnee Oklahoma November report notes Edeon T. Waite age 60 author of the syndicated column Did You Ever Stop to Think died at a local hospital Monday night after a two day illness from heart disease.

Buawnee Okla Edeon T. Waite

Mainly About Iion Folks Mainly About Iion Folks

Mr and Mrs F R Rogers plan a visit from Miss Minnie Rogers of Waco principal of Provident Heights public school arriving in Bryan Saturday and staying through Armistice Day. Numerous Bryan residents including Mrs Elizabeth Cook Mr and Mrs Robert Rohde Mrs T S Henderson Mrs Glenn Stinnette and others visit, travel, or attend events locally and in Houston. Tenants and guests in Bryan attend church, music events, and university functions with many flights of travel and family visits noted.

F. R. Rogers Roger Minnie Rogers Waco Miss Rogers Provident Heights Bryan Elizabeth Cook Houston Robert Rohde Hearne T. S. Henderson Cameron J. C. Culpepper Culpepper van Alstyne Glenn Stinnette F. N. German Route 5 H. P. Black James Street Baptist Church Black George Lescher MacGregor Little Son Dallas Eugene Edge. Johnson Couch Chicago Eleanor Chance W. H. Andrew W. S. Howell J. Webb Howell M. W. Bergeson M. T. Harrington Elouise Weeks San Antonio Bankhead A. & M. College G. R. Kitchen E. N. Holmgreen Walter Lindsey Tyler Ruth Tyler Business College Ann Bentley Texas University At Austin M. R. Bentley Austin D. R. Miller Jack San Saba L. L. Johnson Johnson State Boys’ Club Extension Service Ida Landrum Lampasas

Musical Treat At First Baptist Church

A rare musical program delighted a large Sunday audience at 7 30 pm at First Baptist Church. The Southwestern Ladies quartet from the Baptist Seminary Fort Worth performed sacred songs without instruments, blending voices on favorites like Jesus Savior Pilot Me and One Sweetly Solemn Thought. The group, en route to Houston for the Texas Baptist Convention, stopped in Bryan for the evening service.

First Baptist Church Southwestern Ladies Quartet Baptist Seminary Fort Worth W. H. Andrew Texas Southland Andrew Harry Hablen William Souther Carlyle Bennett Helen Presley Jesus Bryan Fea Houston Texas Baptist Convention

Southwest Teams In First Pen Of Country

Alan Gould offers an early top ten college football ranking with Princeton, Notre Dame, Minnesota, Southern Methodist, Texas Christian, California, Ohio State, Rice, North Carolina, and Alabama. He notes the Midwest and Southwest power, highlights Texas trio SMU TCU Rice, and cites Rice’s 41-0 drubbing of George Washington and SMU’s clash with California on Armistice Day.

Associated Press Sports New York Princeton Notre Dame Minnesota Southern Methodist Texas Christian California Ohio State Rice North Carolina Alabama East Dartmouth Syracuse Middle West Southwest Texas Pacific Coast Midwest Marquette Louisiana State Geo. Washington University of California At Los Angeles Lone Star State University of Texas

U S Economist to Visit A and M in November

Dr A G Black chief of USDA agricultural economics will visit Texas A M College November 12 13. He will inspect the school of agriculture and its programs in agricultural administration the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station the Engineering Experiment Station and the Extension Service with emphasis on cotton fiber work. Black trained at Illinois and Minnesota and led the Iowa State College agricultural economics department before joining USDA.

College Station A. G. Black Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Texas A. & M. College FE. J. Kyle School of Agriculture Black Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Engineering Experiment Station Extension Service Agricultural Experiment Station University of Illinois University of Minnesota Iowa State College Ames Washington AAA Division of Agricultural Economies USDA

National and State Bank Condition Calls Issued

The comptroller of the currency ordered a call on the condition of all national banks as of Friday, November 1. Irvin McCreary, Texas banking commissioner, issued a similar call for state banks.

Washington, Navy Comptroller of the Currency Irvin McCreary Texas Banking Commissioner

Work orders released on 77 WPA projects in Texas

San Antonio reports work orders issued for 77 WPA projects and authorization of jobs for 4000 Texans on relief. The action covers several state locations as relief programs continue to support unemployed workers through federal employment in a postwar context.

WPA San Antonio

Eagles Hope To Climb In Home clash with Bryan

Hillsboro Senior High hosts Bryan Broncs for the last home game of the season at Frazier field. The Eagles, rebuilt after a rough stretch, aim to rebound after losses to Temple and a 33 to 0 defeat at Corsicana. Starting lineup features Keeton and Smith among veterans, with many 1924 starters still active.

Eagles Broncs Hillsboro Frazier Field Bryan Broncs Hillsboro Senior High Eagles O. F Corsicana Matt Gainesville Athens Bryan Tigers Corsicana Boys Waco Temple Cleburne Jake Fawgett E. L. Keeton Orville Smith Beide Marchbanks Dewey Kirk Little Jack Dobbs Ray Smotherman Howard Shelton Royce McEver Jack Herring A. J. Bennett

Sam Baugh Stardom Grows as TCU Passer Impresses

Fort Worth reports praise for Sam Baugh from Texas Christian University after a 28 to 0 win over Baylor. Waco editor Jinx Tucker calls Baugh the greatest passer in America today, noting his cool precision, 16 completions in 24 attempts for 148 yards and three touchdowns.

Fort Worth Texas Christian University Sam Baugh Jinx Tucker Waco Times- Herald Baugh Baylor Tucker Sweetwater Carroll Field TCU Bill Henderson Temple America Meyer Southwest Frogs

Body Found In Shallow Grave Linked To Gangland Match

Police identified the body of a man found in a shallow grave near Monticello New York as Charles Chink Sherman once accused of stabbing Dutch Schultz. J P Jones recovering well after surgery at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic hopes to be moved to La Salle hotel soon.

New York Monticello Charles “Chink” Sherman Dutch Schultz J. P. Jones Wilkerson Memorial Clinic la Salle Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Cross Davis J. E. Breland Wilkerson Climb L. B. Elred First Methodist Church Frank Smith Henderson A& M AM Consolidated Carnival Dues Alan Gould U.S. Economist Finist National Bank Art Srvan Travis B. Bryan President Wilson Bradey Dr. Caldwell
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