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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
2
U S Department announces that findings of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection will be broadcast by President Hoover on Wednesday November 19 at 7 p m central time with Secretary Wilbur chairing the conference summarizing work on Saturday November 22 at 7 to 7 30 p m central time.
The Creath-Brazos Associational BYPU will meet Sunday afternoon November 16 at 3 o clock at First Baptist Church Bryan with Rev Odell Jameson of Third Street Baptist Waco as principal speaker. The program includes roll call, music, talks on loyalty and attendance banners, and reports to Miss Betty Miller by Friday.
Texas agriculture shows solid yields and growth potential compared with neighboring states. Panhandle reports early heavy small grains, winter grazing, and continued cotton harvest, with more cattle, grain sorghums, and alfalfa moving to market. Demand for tractors and machinery signals efficient expansion next year, while Trans Pecos notes revived ranges from fall rains and seasonal cattle shipments. irrigation near El Paso boosts pear crops and alfalfa output.
Hon W S Barron spoke at Stephen F Austin High School this morning during chapel hour as part of National Education Week. He contrasted past schools with present ones noting improved equipment preparation and funding for programs.
At College Station the tenth Texas branch convention of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars will meet November 14 and 15. E J Howell of A and M College chairs a full program with topics on Registrar Ethics Sectionizing and Schedule Changes. About fifty registrars are expected with many university and college officials listed as speakers.
Judge W C Davis traveled to Franklin to reopen district court sessions. He was accompanied by Court Reporter Z R McDonel.
A 15 year old from De Witt admits to killing farmer Lawrence Culpepper, 32, near England Arkansas claiming self defense after the shooting of Louis Buck Mitchell. The incident centers on a confrontation between the boy and Culpepper with Mitchell a separate longtime local.
The editor's desk features two giant bronze chrysanthemum blooms from Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Markle of Center Street. Each blossom spans about five inches and is perfectly formed with rich color. Mrs. Markle also expects several plants of the giant lavender variety to bloom soon, showcasing Bryan as a potential flower producing center and suggesting a fine yard display for future seasons.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church elected new officers at a Monday meeting. Officers include President Mrs. Jno. W. Black, Vice President Mrs. H. Xn Cochran, Recording Secretary Mrs. W. M. Owen, Corresponding Secretary N.B. Allen, Treasurer Mrs. W. B. Cline, Social Service Superintendent Mrs. J. B. Priddy, Children’s Work Supervisors Mesdames D. W. Fagan, J. N. Dulaney, Hiram Downard, Supplies Superintendent Mrs. W. F. Gibbs, and Missionary Voice Agent Mrs. B. T. Poole. The program featured Mrs. Dona Carnes’s Holy Land talk and gift presentations to Mrs. R. S. Marshall and Rev. Marshall before they move to Houston.
Los Angeles November 12. One of Detective R L Stevenson's most embarrassing moments came when he learned a telegraph office he had guarded during a robbery had been held up just 320 feet away. The story recalls a farcical lapse in alertness during a crime spree.
Annual Texas Home Economics Association meeting set for November 28 in Houston at the Rice Hotel. Miss Mildred Horton Extension Service A and M College announces sessions beginning at 9 with reports, an address by Dr. Lydia J. Thomas from the University of Chicago, and an advance spring style show by Susan L. Bates. Luncheon at 1 features the afternoon program and a cotton style show.
National Education Week events were held at Bryan Colored School with a program at Shiloh Baptist church. Prof. R C Neal praised educational progress in Bryan city schools and urged community support. Musical selections were performed. A follow up program is planned for Friday morning November 14 at Shiloh Baptist church with faculty discussions on negro education.
Community night at Kings Highway features a short program and quilt giveaway. Bryan visitors, local families, and school groups attend. Spanish class at high school advances with plans for a 1930-31 start and an Armistice Day holiday observed.
The Edge school girls organized their basketball team and elected Lend Martin as captain. The lineup includes Berdie Rychlik Jennie Lou Griffin Edith Payne Gladys Barnett Fay McDonald Lena Marin Mattie Wilson Lurline Elliott. Community visitors Mr and Mrs C T Straham Galveston near Fort Crockett. Friday night visits and Sunday travels are noted among local families.
A Sunday School crowd enjoyed a day with the men in the majority. Residents like J B Stewart and Mrs Stewart hosted activities for Armistice Day. The Prospect school observed a holiday with a ball game won by Smetana 13 to 7 and principal Mrs Price moves to a new home on Ursuline Avenue.
A Friday night crowd at Steeles Store fills the venue for a Community Club meeting with special features highlighted for attendees.
Austin reports deer and turkey seasons opening Sunday November 14 with Bucks limited bag two and gobblers three. Deer and turkey hunting will use either rifle or shotgun in many areas. Hunting safety pleas urge care and awareness of others, red clothing, and avoiding loaded guns in cars. Mrs. P. L. Barron Jr. and infant return from Houston trip.
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