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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1927

Page

4

Red Cross Aids Million Disaster Victims in Year of Calamities

The American Red Cross aided about one million disaster victims across 77 calamities in the past year. Mississippi Valley flood relief affected over 607,000 people with extensive reconstruction and rehab. The fund exceeds 17 million dollars and a 5 million member goal is set for the Roll Call between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving.

Red Cross American Red Cross Mississippi Valley Dny Coolidge McGehee Arkansas

Presbyterians urged to boost foreign missions spending

Dr. Martin warned Southern Presbyterians have cut foreign mission outlays to less than a cent per day per person, while Adventists sustain 1600 missionaries. Rev. Dr. Currie urged stewardship and devotion, noting Adventist tithing as a model. The meeting, led by F. D. Fuller, featured the College Baptist Quartet.

Martin Presbyteria F. D. Fuller A. and College Baptist Quartet

Bryan men’s brotherhood programs reflect strong church unity

The passage notes abundant spirit among Bryan men’s organizations and describes church brotherhood programs as robust as those in any city. It emphasizes the crest of unity shown by members across Bryan churches.

Bryan Wehes Men’s Brotherhood Bryan Was Mem

W M U Holds Monthly Session At First Baptist Church

The W M C of the First Baptist church met Monday at 3, led by President Mrs C Vick. A new Young Business Women's Circle was formed, Circle Five joined regular circles, 33 new names added, and November program set for Circle Six with social plus program. The meeting adjourned at 5.

The First Baptist Church C. Vick W. E. Wimberly Forest Jones P. S. Park Travis B. Bryan Albert Buchanan Circle Number Six J. A. Myres

Scardino Car Stolen Found Near Navasota

Automobile thieves took a Ford 1927 roadster in Bryan on Tuesday night. Andrew Scardino reported the loss prompting Sheriff Reed to alert officers at Caldwell Hearne and Navasota. The car was later found near Navasota.

Bryan Andrew Scardino

Thieves Captured Near the Depot in Navasota

Sheriff Reed was notified after midnight that officers had recovered a car and the thieves in Navasota. He collected the car and returned it to owner Andrew Scardino, while the suspects Johnny Lode and Ernest Rhodes, both claiming Frankston, Texas, were jailed.

Reed Navasota Andrew Scardino Johnny Lode Ernest Rhodes Frankston Texas

Hearne Officials Visit Bryan to Discuss Gas Signers

Hearne city manager W A Wilkerson and city commissioner R W Marshall visited Bryan Friday to consult City Manager J Bryan Miler on how to secure signers for gas. Hearne seeks gas access in step with Bryan and pursues a wave of progress for community improvement.

W. A. Wilkerson Hearne R. W. Marshall Bryan J. Bryan Miler

Aggie Longhorn Classic Expected Record Crowd

College Station Texas November 9 Be the Texas Aggie Longhorn football classic at Kyle Field attracts a record attendance as temporary stands rise to hold about twenty five thousand. Special trains from across the state will transport fans and a new Aggie stadium dedication adds pageantry to the Thanksgiving game in the Southwest Conference.

College Station Kyle Field James Sullivan Longhorns Aggies

Stay of execution granted in Texas this summer

A stay of execution appears likely for a Texas case this summer, delaying the planned carrying out of the sentence. Authorities have not announced final dates or details, but the pause is noted as potentially temporary amidst ongoing legal review.

Texas

Ira W Wyse Ex Bryan Man Dies in Dallas

Bryan relatives learn of the sudden death of Ira O Wyse at his Dallas home 1926 North Carroll Avenue on Tuesday November 1 at 3 p.m. He left a widow and two young children and is survived by his mother sister an uncle and an aunt. Funeral was held at his Dallas residence followed by burial in Dallas city cemetery.

Mary E. Wyse Lucile Mulford Houston John M. Caldwell Sallie Payne Bryan Ira O. Wyse Charley Wyse West 27Th Street Free Baptist Church Bryan High School M. College Dallas Medical College North Carroll Avenue Dallas City

Rosa Michaels Advocates Meat Nutrition in New Orleans Series

Editor notes a cooking series by six famed chefs with Miss Rosa Michaels championing meat. She praises its high protein content, valuable fats, mineral salts, and essential vitamins, presenting meat as a nutritious staple in the series.

Rosa Michaelis New Orleans

How To Fry a Perfect Carolina Steak

The guide describes selecting a tender steak about 1 percent inches thick and cooking it in a piping hot skillet. Sear quickly, turn with two forks without puncturing, keep juices in, and cook rare in 10 minutes or well done in 15. Finish on a heated platter with salt pepper and serve piping hot.

California Peppers and West Coast Pot Roast Feast

Mrs Belle DeGraf San Francisco home economics counsellor shares a recipe for California stuffed peppers and West Coast pot roast. The peppers are boiled with soda water then filled with a mix of boiled rice minced ham and savory sauce topped with buttered bread crumbs and baked. Serve with sauce.

Belle DeGraf San Francisco Home Economics California

West Coast Pot Roast Select Not Less Than Four Pounds

A historical recipe instructs stuffing a beef roast from the round with olives, searing in fat, then simmering in water with onion and cloves. It specifies 1 hour per pound and gradual water additions as the gravy thickens.

Henry Meyers Visits Bryan Friends After Sour Lake Week End

Henry Meyers a Sour Lake High School teacher spent the weekend in Bryan visiting friends and attended the A and M S M U football game. He is a graduate of A and M in the

Henry Meyers Sour Lake High School Bryan Mr. Meyers

Do Not Temporize With a Common Cold

Health notice warns against delaying treatment for colds and advises seeing a doctor if fever cough sore throat or pains occur. It warns that neglect can lead to pneumonia and urges against self treatment and overindulgence.

Health Advice and Daily Menus From Mr McGovern

Guidance urges caution to avoid colds and protect others by covering coughs and seeking medical advice if symptoms persist. Diet tips outline breakfast lunch and dinner options with lean meats vegetables dairy and fruit. Address letters to A A McGovern at 41 East 42nd St New York City.

A. A. McGovern Mr. McGovern East 42Nd St New York City

Bassett Named Army Champs Coach With World War Experience

Charles F. Bassett joins A and M College as line coach for football. He previously coached an army team that reached the A E F championship semi finals near Brest France. A Michigan and Michigan State alum, he has coached at Arthur High School Saginaw Flint Junior College and led teams to state titles.

Charles F. Bassett A. and M Bassett Brest France University of Michigan Yost Mather Michigan State College East Lansing Michigan State Arthur High School Saginaw Mich Flint Basset Harvard Notre Dame

Local Briefs Report Unusual Snake and Property Theft

Fort Stockton reports a diamondback rattler with nine rattles killed in Dan Bikl residence kitchen after daughter Julia Mae tripped it thinking it was a cat. Midland notes burglars looted J E Hill office of a large portion of equipment including adding machine and typewriters. Raymonville records a coyote crushed by Pete Smith while plowing at night. Lufkin reports theft of savings from Mrs A Scott amounting to 610 dollars. De Leon mentions cherry trees lilacs and honeysuckle in bloom or planned.

Fort Stockton Dan Bikl Julia Mae Raymondville Pete Smith

Wild duck bearing Utah band found on Texas lake

A banded wild duck, marked at Bear River Marshes Utah in 1926, was found on Lake Childress by F. Fitzgerald. In Sterling City, residents note skunk troubles as Texas fights rats. A 150 pound cougar was slain near Junction by William Fairfield. In Sweetwater, Don Brashear helped a motorist, then two men robbed him of 60 dollars.

Panhandle Lake Childress Fitzgerald Bear River Marshes Utah Sweetwater Don M. Brashear

New Durable Highways To Be Built Soon

Fort Worth plans to link with durable highways extending into West Texas and New Mexico within a year. Dr. S. M. Johnson, president of the Lee Highway Association, says plans include an $800000 road bond issue discussed at Floydada meeting. Five West Texas counties have allotted 3500000, with state aid of 4000000, totaling 7500000.

Fort Worth West Texas New Mexico S. M. Johnson Lee Highway Association of Washington, D. C Johnson Chamber of Commerce Floydada Wilbarger Foard Cottle Motley Hale

A M Livestock Judging Teams On Its Way North

Members of the A and M College of Texas livestock judging team depart for Fort Worth en route to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition. The six seniors W B Amend T G Greenwaite R R Peoples H E Howard N G Ryall J M Bird travel with coach A K Mackey to contest in Kansas City Ames Iowa Purdue Urbana and Illinois before the national show. Funds were raised by a Saddle and Sirloin Club rodeo and pageant.

College Station M. College of Texas Chicago Fort Worth Amend Ideal T. G. Greenwaite Whitney R. R. Peoples Tehuacana H. E. Howard Devine N. G. Ryall Jasper J. M. Bird Dublin A. K. Mackey Indiana Oklahoma Nebraska Wichita Kan Kansas National Livestock Forum Theeam American Royal Kansas City Iowa State College Ames Purdue University Lafayette Ind University of Illinois Urbana Ill College The Saddle and Sirloin Club

Bonny Anxiety X Wins Kansas National Livestock Forum

Hereford steer Bonny Anxiety X bred and owned by Texas A and M College captured the champion Hereford steer title at the Kansas National Livestock Forum in Wichita opening Nov. 7. The steer also won his class at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas last October. Plans call for competing next at the American Royal in Kansas City November 12 19 and the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago November 26 December 3.

C. M. Largent and Sons Merkle Williams Kansas City Chicago

Millican Epworth League honors fathers with program

Millican Epworth League staged a fathers and sons program Sunday night. President Miss Nanie Mae Williams presented a moving program with quotations songs readings and scripture centered on fathers and family.

Millican Millican Epworth League Fathers and Sons Nanie Mae Williams Father

Brazos County clubs promote breeding program and wool growth

A Brazos County farmer funded 50 lambs through A M College for breeding, urging formation of a wool growers association and stronger market links. The Edge community open night highlighted genetics in farming. quotes praised railroads aiding agriculture and a Jersey heifer prize for 4 H entrants. local participants listed with Alma Kindt winning the prize.

A. and M. College Brazos County Carl Wipprecht Mary Grace Been Millican Johnnie Perrone Steele’s Frank Conaway Reliance Lillie Kosarek Smetana Morris Williamson Bryan Allen Gandy Rock Prairie Alma Kindt King’s Highway W. G. Francis Tabor Tillman Jones Herman Henderson Emil Gerke Louis Kurten Kurten J. Lynn Thomas The Extension Service J. A. Clutter Dairy Department College

Reading Church Event Honors Fathers With Testimony and Song

Kirkland Edwards leads a Reading gathering where fathers receive New Testament gifts during Our Dads program. Readings by Gregie Earle Dunlap and Alma Lois Williams precede songs by Hazel Bacon Myrtle McFerrin and others. Visitors Ruth Royder and family, travel notes, and prayers mark a reflective Father’s Day week.

Kirkland Edwards Helen Ruth Dunlap Jeff Royder Boytown Gregie Earle Dunlap Alma Lois Williams Hazel Bacon Myrtle McFerrin Chas. McGregor Ruth K. T. Williams Dallas Millican Tom Powers Ben Moore Arcadia J. S. Symmia Carl Seely Houston Seely Guy Neeley Wellborn

Steele's Store Club Meeting Recaps Trips to Dallas and Chicago

The Steele's Store Club met Thursday night November 3. Sam Degelia discussed his Dallas trip while praise for Joe Cotropia who won a Chicago trip was voiced. Mr Beacon spoke on club work and Mr Eberstadt oversaw box sales totaling 56.44 with Miss Rena Perrone’s box selling for 3.75, the highest price.

Rena Perrone

Heart Rhythm: Heartbeat Contraction and Rest Cycle

The heart contracts for about a tenth of a second and rests roughly eight tenths of a second before the next beat, outlining the rhythm of this essential muscle.

Houston visitor H Dunlap pauses among Bryan friends

H Dunlap of Houston visits Bryan for the weekend and recalls old friendships in his former home town, meeting many longtime friends during his stay.

H. Dunlap Houston Bryan

Johnsons Return From Bryan Visit Hosted By Edges

Mr and Mrs Herne Johnson return to their home in Houston after a weekend visit in Bryan as guests of Mr and Mrs V B Edge.

Herne Johnson Couston Bryan V. B. Edge

Conn Gibbs Return to Dallas After Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Conn Gibbs departed for their Dallas home following a visit with their parents and other relatives here.

Conn Gibbs Dallas

Eagle Want Ads Quickly Reach Readers Across Town

Classifieds in this Eagle edition promise fast results for buyers and sellers. Local officials note high engagement as readers act on leads posted in the want ads.

Eagle

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Church Omas W. Currie Austin Isiah Currie Erie Scardino Iraw. Wyse Bryan Man Chay Perfection Stove Company Carolina Miss Rosa Michael's Sey California Peppers Army Champs Midland J. E. Hill Lufkin A. Scott Sterling City Junction William Fairchild Kimble County C. L. Benson Rhode Island S. C Edge Community House EF. P. Humbert R. R R. C. Andrews American Railway Association Finance Biness Club Council van Buren Tyler Fillmore Pierce Buchanan United States Army Queen Elizabeth England William Lee Notteinghamshire Bibliotheque Nationale Fars Theational Library of United States New York Beethoven Stonewall Stonewall Jackson Bull Run Loere Jackson Winhlie Steele’s Store Club
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