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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
5
A cranberry gelatine dessert recipe is outlined with ingredients including cranberries lemon juice sugar and gelatin. The method cooks cranberries strains them dissolves sugar and salt then adds gelatin and lemon extract before chilling and freezing as a meat course accompaniment.
Justice T. S. Greenwood of the Texas Supreme Court will retire at 31 and form a law partnership in Austin with former Governor Dan Moody. The announcement was authorized today in Austin.
Classified note lists a $100 jet in Buchanan addition with monthly terms and phone number. Brazos County farms for sale by Federal Land Bank of Houston and Bryan N F L A offer low prices with 1-5 down and 4-5ths, 20 year terms at 5 percent. Also mentions stored pianos available for purchase balance transfer and a Dallas credit department box.
Wanted young man about 20 years old with good references and education. Steady work offered. Respond to Box AAA, Eagle.
S H Seale of Benchley came into Bryan this morning. Ward Mooring toured from his Steele's Store plantation in the Brazos Valley. Rice Institute student Miss Robbie Batte visits with Bryan relatives for the Rice Aggie football game and Saturday dance. Houston visitors Miss Doris Rogers and Mrs J N Rogers join for the weekend game and dance at the Withers home. Dr Sid Perry and Dr T T Walton attend the Southern Medical Association in San Antonio. The Buchanans from Silverton arrive for a Bryan visit. Fred Buchanan is Dr Webb Buchanan’s brother. Mr and Mrs E R Bryant and Mr and Mrs Hohen Foster return from Abilene. Mrs Edgar C Jones and Mrs J N Dulaney return from Houston auto trip. Julius Groginsky of Houston and Philip Groginsky of Fort Worth visit Bryan.
A federal social security plan aims to employ ten to twelve million unemployed through factory work in lathes rooms counters and benches. The emergency approach is being shaped by the Federal Relief Administration with discussions due today and more details likely later in December.
Judge W. C. Davis opened court at Franklin and set the civil docket for Tuesday. He told the grand jury many cases would be presented, including several tied to box car robberies.
The draft outlines shoe factories producing 1 209 pairs weekly, tanneries, work rooms for men's and women's garments, cotton trousers 200 pair weekly, saw and planing mills, brick plants turning 25 000 bricks weekly, to employ the needy unemployed and rebuild homes. Proponents argue for a five day week and industry quotas to absorb labor.
Rotary discussions focus on keeping humanity, community improvement, business as service, and international friendship. The gathering listed 18 sons of Rotarians at A and M College plus attendees from Austin Dallas Olney Edna Houston and Nanking China. Dad Elliott to speak at the YMCA program next week in College Station.
An invitation indicates a gathering or event may be held next Wednesday. Details such as time location or host are not provided in the readable text.
Texas visits Fort Worth for a critical Texas Christian University homecoming game. The Frogs must win to stay in the conference race with Rice Owls and need victories in their remaining schedule, including a December 3 inter sectional clash with Santa Clara, to stay alive.
The Frogs expect to be in peak form for the upcoming matchup. Coaches stress player readiness and team health as a key factor in securing a win.
The Second Week of Prayer program of the First Methodist Woman's Missionary Society will be held tonight at 7 30 at the church during the regular prayer meeting hour instead of this afternoon at 2 as announced earlier.
Cordially invited to attend as society bets are pledged. Blank notes mortgages liens and other legal blanks available at the Magle office for a fee.
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