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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1929

Page

5

Farm News And Club Notes From Brazos County

County Aent C J Benson reports fruit cakes sent to the Philippines and strong sales of canned garden products in Frio and Pearsall. Home demonstration clubs stage living room improvements, 4-H girls finish 1920 work, and a tomato acreage meeting is set for Saturday to organize farmer participation. Alphonse Habarta wins Santa Fe trip for Brazos county 4-H after improving a flock despite coccidiosis.

Aent C. J. Benson Frio County Pearsall Brazos County Alphonse Habarta Chicago Alphonse Smetana Washington, D. C

Brazos Club Girl Wins Fair Prizes

Miss Lucy Givens, Brazos County home demonstration agent, notes that a 4-H Club girl earned prizes at the Dallas Fair this year. Lena Novasad of Kings Highway won second place for her club record book and third for one quart of mince meat prepared and canned as part of her year’s club work.

Lucy. Givens Brazos County Dallas Lena Novasad King's Highsway

Henderson Speaks on Good Morals at Allen Academy

F. L. Henderson spoke at the Y M C A service at Allen Academy Sunday night at 6 15 o clock. His topic was Good Morals. Miss Mildred Salley sang with Miss Maudelle Wiley at the piano, and Troy Dungan president of the Y M C A presided and introduced the speaker.

F. L. Henderson Allen Academy Mildred Salley Maudelle Wiley Troy Dungan

More Land Purchased for Orphans of State

Austin November 13 The board of control buys six acres of land adjoining the State Orphans home at Copal Cana for agricultural education at 125 dollars per acre. Roy I Tennant, a board member, recommended the purchase after an inspection trip. Legislation appropriated lands for the purchase.

Austin Board of Control Copalcana Roy I. Tennant

Tabor News Highlights Local Visits and Plays

Tabor residents hosted relatives from Goose Creek Baytown Bryan and Houston during Armistice Day weekend. Visits included Wilson Barnes McCallum and Locke families. Tabor High to present two plays November 15 with cast including Ezra Wilson Hanson Nichols Claude Atkins and Lydia Francis. Black cast featured Johnson Lincoln Snowball Smith. Admissions 25 cents. Basketball squad lists players Edgar Barnes captain and weighs 136 14 pounds.

Clyde Wilson Bryan Bud Wilson Tabor John Barnes Roy Barnes Houston Welfare Club Otto Lamers Fred Lamer John McCallum Charleston Cooper Pearl Swain Alex McCallum Will Presnal Baytown C. Cr Chesser Harold Thornton Galveston Eula Beth Locke Chas, Locke Tabor High School Pat Christopher Columbus Johnson Edgar Barnes Abraham Lincoln Johnson Claude Atkins Nicodemus Snowball W. G. Francis Confusion Smith Darkey Lydia Francis Queen Victory Smith Velma Holliday Rascal Pat Charles Livingston Ezra Wilson Hanson Nichols Puffjacket Henry Schram Laura Aline McWhorter Nancy Alice Rudasill Hancon Nichols Wallace Wilson

Wide Awake Society plans play for proceeds

Edge Items reports the Wide Awake Society met October 29 to discuss staging a play whose proceeds would paper the stage. Local social news notes guests and visits from Norman ge and Ridge, with several residents hosting and attending events through the weekend.

J. F. Payne Edge Normangee Payne's Theatre Cecil Windsor Charles Payne Eldon Davison Quanah Kathryn Wilson Will McDonald Ridge Maude Moore Plainview C. BR. Moore B. R. Frame Stuntsville Helen Bingham Charley Payne

Injuries Prove Fatal To Pedestrian Hit By Auto

Francisco Moreno aged 65 died after being struck by an automobile Monday night along the Post road south of San Marcos Navy.

Associated Press San Marcos Navy Francisco Moreno Post Road Here

Rainfall Continues Closes Highway 6 Between Bryan and Navasota

Reports from John E. Blair’s office say Highway 6 from Bryan to Navasota will be closed for days as the Navasota bridge runs 3 to 13 feet under water. Three Houston routes via Madisonville Huntsville Caldwell and Cross Iola Roans Prairie and Navasota are suggested. Road crews, led by Eugene Field, plan graveled and oiling a 0.75 mile northern stretch near Benchley to withstand winter. Bryan rainfall totals reach 7.388 inches for three days. other Brazos and Navasota river drainage areas report heavy rain. Rivers rise along the coast with one flood stage forecast in Trinity at Liberty. All nonhard surfaced roads are nearly impassable.

John E. Blair State Highway Department Bryan Navacota Navasota Highway Department Houston Madisonville Huntsville Caldwell Somerville Brenham Bellville Cross Iola Singleton Roan’s Prairie Andersen Hearne Benchley Eugene Field Brazos Texas Weather Bureau Trinity Liberty

Last Week Temperature Swing and Rainfall Totals

The week showed a low of 30 degrees last Monday night and a high of 76 degrees on Thursday. Total rainfall reached 7.38 inches across four days: Thursday 0.70, Friday 3.39, Saturday 3.28, Sunday 0.08. Temperatures for the week followed this pattern with notable daily changes.

D'Annunzio’s fevered writing bursts in record spans

Italian poet and soldier Gabrielle d Annunzio churned vast works in tight spans, composing five thousand lines in seventeen days and fifty thousand words across five consecutive nights, illustrating his prodigious literary endurance and stamina.

Gabriel D'Annunzio Italy

Most Popular Hymn Revealed by Nationwide Vote

A comprehensive national poll conducted in 1921 shows Abide With Me as by far the most popular hymn in the United States, surpassing all others in the survey and reflecting broad appeal across communities.

United States

Reward Offered For Slayer Of Brazos Negress

Sheriff J H Reed announced Governor Moody has posted a 100 dollar reward for the arrest of the killer of Cassie Davis a black woman found shot in a cotton patch near her Smetana home her seven year old son discovering the body. Ike Childs was suspected but fled to Oklahoma with friends, authorities say.

J. H. Reed Dan Moody Cassie Davis Smetana Ike Childs Oklahoma

Insurance Head Praises Bryan City Beauty and Utilities

J A Brackney of Dallas state agent for Aetna Insurance, with Mrs Brackney and H A Almond, visited Bryan to attend the Aggie S M A game. He praised Bryan as attractive for a city of its size in Texas, noted good paved streets, and urged more sidewalks while admiring municipal utility ownership.

Bryan George Adams J. A. Brackney Dallas Aetna Insurance Company Texas

Workers Named For Red Cross Members Drive

D L Wilson Brazos county Red Cross roll call chairman names sub chairmen in communities for the 13th annual roll call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 28. Districts will be drawn in Bryan to include all residents to join the Red Cross with cooperation from the American Legion Auxiliary and city service clubs.

D. L. Wilson Brazos County Red Cross American Red Cross Allen Farm Percy Terrell Millican Railroad Knox Williams Chas. Crawford Peach Creek J. S. Baker Wellborn East Side Ed Carl West Side Goree Neeley Shirock W. J. Boriskie Leonard C. P. Koczinski Dowling G. E. Madley College Park J. L. McKee R. R. Lancaster College M. L. Cashion North Side W. TD. Lloyd Will Presnal Walter Armstrong Zack C. EK Locke Edge John Payne W. R. Henry Macy Z. R. Guess Fickey Paul Holubee Harris J. M. Moore Bryan American Legion and Auxiliary

Coeds From Dallas House Guests At Searcy Home

A group of 24 Sigma Kappa sorority members from Southern Methodist University stayed with Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Searcy and daughter Ralphana over the weekend. Hostesses included Mrs. T. W. Leland of Wisconsin University assisting with hospitality after the SMU Aggie game. The party, including Miss Searcy, returned to Dallas Sunday afternoon.

Sigma Kappa Sorority Southern Methodist University Dallas C. A. Searcy Ralphana S. M. A.aggie T. W. Leland Sigma Kappa Wisconsin University Miss Searcy

Birth of Dimitrios Maniatis in Bryan April 12 1929

Dimitrios Maniatis born in Bryan on April 12 1929 to Mr and Mrs John Maniatis. Baptized in the Orthodox Greek church on August 11 with Father Vlamedis officiating and about 250 guests from Austin San Antonio and other cities. Godfather Crese Sermas of Waco attended. John Maniatis naturalized citizen since 1916 and has lived in the U S 27 years. He runs a Bryan business and prior to that worked in New Orleans San Antonio Dallas and the Rio Grande Valley. He praises American public schools and hopes Dimitrios will grow into a contributing Bryan citizen.

Dimitrios Maniatis John Maniatis Bryan Dimitrios Vlamedis Houston Austin San Antonio Waco Temple Belton Navascat Teague Crese Sermas United States Texas America Maniatis New Orleans Dallas Rio Grande Valley

Masons of Bryan Attend Big Meet In Houston

Masons of Bryan traveled to Houston to attend a Ruthven Commandery No 2 meeting dedicated to father and son. Past Commander Joe Chestnut conferred the Order of the Temple on his son W B Chestnut as grand officers and past grand officers filled all stations, followed by a banquet for members and visitors.

H. ©. Ferguson Ivanhoe Commandery Knights Templar P. S. Park Texas Houston Ruthven Commandery Father Joe Chestnut Order of the Temple W. B. Chestnut

New Soprano Joins TCU Choral Club Co-Ed in Fort Worth

Miss Gladys Dowling of Bryan joins the Choral Club at Texas Christian University as a soprano. The club has 70 voices this year, the largest chorus to date, directed by Mrs Helen Fouts Cahoon with Miss Annabel Hall as assistant. This year the Choral Club becomes the major university singing organization, surpassing the Men's and Girls Glee Clubs.

Holiday Schedule Fixed in Bryan Schools

Bryan schools board fixed the holiday calendar with Armistice Day on November 11 and Thanksgiving Day on November 28. Christmas recess begins Friday evening December 20 and resumes Monday December 30, with January also declared a holiday.

Board of Education For Bryan

Fire damages two rooms after water heater blast

An early morning explosion from a water heater at Leland Payne's Midway home caused significant damage to two rooms. Bryan firefighters extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported.

Leland Payne Midway Bryan

Brazos County 4-H Boy Wins Santa Fe Trip Prize

Twenty Texas 4-H Club boys earned trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago with nineteen funded by the Santa Fe Railway and one by Armour and Company. The group, chosen by Texas A and M Extension Service, will leave Fort Worth November 29 for Chicago, attend the Livestock Exposition, and return with awards from farm demonstrations showing profits and yields across cattle, poultry, crops, and dairy projects.

Brazos County Texas College Station Chicago Santa Fe Railway Armour and Company Extension Service A. and M. College of Texas Fort Worth George Johnson FE. N. Holmgreen Gue Clark Littlefield Lamb County

Talks of Value In Agriculture To Be Broadcast

College Station reports three daily programs weekly on station WTAW at 1120 kilocycles noon times 11:50 to 12:20 Monday Wednesday Friday with agricultural talks and band music by the A and M College of Texas 100 piece band.

College Station A. and M. College WTAW A. and M. College of Texas FE. P. Humbert A. and M C. M. Bowden Granbury H. C. Dillingham T. L. Hiner Branbury

College Baptist Church Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

College Baptist Church at College announces officer elections for the year. Rev R L Brown serves as pastor and the list includes deacons, trustees, clerk, treasurer and finance secretary. Sunday School and Baptist Student Union roles fill numerous posts, with Rev Brown noted for ten years as student pastor at A and M College and service to three rural churches in Brazos County.

The Baptist Church At College R. L. Brown H. T. Holland M. K. Thornton R. L. Burley T. O. Walton W. D. Lloyd D. B. Cofer J. B. Bagley O. B. Martin Lloyd Smith Calvin Pigg R. S. Edmunson Elton Holland Mm. C. Ventrees Young Peoples Department L. H. Garland Hugh Ayres M. H. Bynum A. A. Blumberg K. Moss Secreta H. T. Holland Jr J. Wells R. L. Baley Cradleroll Waldo Walker D. W. Sherril Alfred Crocker J. W. Vaughn R. B. Edmunson M. Benx F. K. McGinnes Fish C. D. Middleton BE. €. Buie Roy Ransome J. B. Sellars A. and M. College Rev. Brown Brazos County Bethel Reliance Cottonwood

Cadets at Allen Academy Grouped for Faculty Contact

Cadets at Allen Academy have been organized in groups of 14 each group is in charge of a member of the faculty for duty and purpose. The plan builds close contact between students and faculty to monitor wellbeing and school work and extend oversight to parents through the supervising faculty member.

Allen Academy Allen

Allen Pool Repaired After Lightning Strike

The wall of the Allen Recreational Center pool has been repaired after a lightning strike damaged about 50 feet of concrete wall two weeks ago. Academy reports confirm completion of the work and restoration of the facility.

Allén Recreational Center Academy

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