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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1936

Page

5

Aggies Delight Westward Tour Earns Return Hope

Texas A and M players completed a cross country trip beating San Francisco Dons 38 14 Utah Redskins 20 7 and drawing praise from fans. The squad enjoyed San Francisco and Los Angeles hospitality with film stars and a large Salt Lake City crowd before heading home for Centenary.

Curtis Vinson Salt Lake City Utah Texas Aggies Horace Greeley Southern Methodist Dallas Pacific University of San Francisco Dons San Francisco Kezar Stadium University of Utah Redskins Aggies College Station San Francisco Dons Texas Dons Utah Redskins Indians West Coast Southwest Homer Norton Bill James

Bryan Broncos Rally To Beat Brenham Lions In Rivalry Clash

The Bryan Broncos overcame a slow start to defeat Brenham 14 7 at Brenham Field in a high scoring finish. In a game featuring 53 passes the Broncos surged in the final period with Manning and Patranella scoring after a tied effort by Robert Nelson for the extra point. Bryan’s defense shut down Brenham’s running game and intercepted four passes while Big Joe Novak stood out on offense.

Bryan Broncos Finis Broncs Nooks Bond Broncos Bretham Travis Nelson L. C. Manning Bronco Robert Nelson Bryan Brone Brenham Nelson Manning Luke Patranella Luke Tarbutton Lions Lion Y. Thomas Andricks Ferenham Batten Thomas Newsome Pete Scanlin Antone Merka Brazos Big Joe Novak Donald Weedon Brenes Tarburton Patranella Big Joe Novak Bronc Husky Brone Johnson Bond Hart Benson McWilliams Rankin Reisner McWilliams LF Newsome Nelson Schneider Hart Thomas Batten

Sam's Drug Store Promises Turner's Powder Relief

An Adv notice offers Turner's Powder at Sam's Drug Store to soothe sour stomach gas belching and bad breath caused by acid indigestion with a guarantee of relief.

Sam's Drug Store Turner's Seld Jenkins Drug Store

County to store 5,000 tons feed in Lamb silos

Lamb County agent Donald Turner reports 5,000 tons of feed will be stored in silos across Lamb County this fall. Silo capacities range from 25 to 400 tons with dairy herd feed in smaller units and cattle feed in larger containers for use during the season.

Amherst Donald Turner Lamb County

Dizzy Dean Sends Photo and Promises a Bryan Visit

Dizzy Dean mailed a framed autograph photo to S. D. Pearce of Bryan with best wishes and a note of plans to visit the area on his next trip. Pearce, longtime local admirer of the St. Louis Cardinal ace, has been homebound due to a past auto accident but remains a sports follower. Previously, Bobby Wilson of SMU promised to dedicate his next touchdown to Pearce during the Rose Bowl week visit to Bryan.

Mr. Pearce Dizzy Dean St. Louis Cardinals S. D. Pearce Bryan Houston Dizzy Southern Methodist Texas Aggies Bobby Wilson

Car to be secured quickly from Eagle Printing Co

A vehicle is to be secured promptly at moderate cost from the Eagle Printing Company. The arrangement aims for swift delivery and budget efficiency.

Eagle Printing Company

Colts Aim for Final Win and Red Cross Tilt at Forrest Field

The Bryan Colts seek a season ending victory against Willow Hole in a Thursday afternoon game at Forrest Field. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross. Coaches prepare rotation plans as two squads vie for starting berths amid fielding eligibility notes and band support from Stephen F. Austin High School directed by E Vergne Adams.

Bryan Colts Willow Hole Forrest Field Red Cross Colts M. Consolidated Bryant Consolidated Tigers Red Cross Committee J. C. Goldsmith Coulter Hoppess J. W. Shugart, Jr P. W. Bruner Stephen F. Austin E. Vergne Adams

Rogers To Speak At Waco Cotton Meet On Nov 19

John D. Rogers of Navasota, a leading cotton planter, will headline the East Texas Cotton Conference in Waco November 19 20. The program features Rogers on a session about improving cotton quality and production, with UTs Dr A B Cox and others speaking. Sponsored by the Experiment Station Extension Service and East Texas Chamber of Commerce, the event invites all with interest in cotton quality, better practices and new uses.

Waco John D. Rogers Navasota Texas Rogers Brazos Bottom East Texas A. B. Cox University of Texas R. Y. Winters North Carolina Experiment Station A. B. Conner Texas Experiment Station R. B. Snowden, Jr Memphis Experiment Station The Extension Service East Texas Chamber of Commerce East Texas Cotton Conference

Bryan Girl Is Adviser for Texas U Dormitory

The upper class advisers for Kirby Hall dormitory at the University of Texas this year include Ruby Mae Pilgrim of Eagle Pass Elizabeth Watts of Bryan Willie Mae Hassell of Arcadia La Mary Lois Gowdy of Olton Betty Nosler of San Benito Dorothy Matson of Rockdale Virginia Henderson of Brownsville and Dorothy Ann Davis of Lometa. Dormitory advisers are appointed by the dean of women's staff after consultation with dormitory directors and a canvass of residents to discuss and remedy dormitory problems.

Austin Kirby Hall University of Texas Ruby Mae Pilgrim Eagle Pass Elizabeth Watts Bryan Willie Mae Hassell Arcadia Mary Lois Gowdy Olton Betty Nosler San Benito Dorothy Matson Rockdale Virginia Henderson Brownsville Dorothy Ann Davis Lometa

New Engraved Invitations on Display at Eagle Printing

Display showcases newest engraved invitation designs from Eagle Printing Company highlighting metal and parchment textures, ornate borders, and custom monograms. Local buyers and event planners can preview samples and consult with designers for wedding, milestone, and corporate stationery.

Eagle Printing Company

Folks Mainly About Folks From Saturdays Daily

Local notes detail Mrs. N. R. Sims Cald well visiting Bryan on business. Geo Stephan and H G Ferguson travel to Dallas for the SMU Arkansas game and attend the National Ice Convention. Mrs. Lam Bullock Mumford visits pegan then Houston for weekend hosting by Norman Cloud family. Willie Horn's shotgun accident, now stable at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Mrs. Hugh Looney Gonzales family visits Bryan for weekend. Mrs. Carl Beene and Mrs Powers Millican shop in Bryan. Mrs. John Gregg travels from Pitts Bridge area to Bryan. Mrs. S. C. Hoyle Sr and Mrs. W. P. Bryan plan several weeks north and east including New York and Washington visiting the American Woman's Club and Miss Elizabeth Sammons at Traphagan Design School.

N. R. Sims Caldwell Bryan Geo Stephan H. G. Ferguson Dallas Lam Bullock Mumford Pegan Houston

Grandmother Mrs Jackson Died at About 90

Funeral services were held in Georgetown on Saturday for Mrs M J Jackson aged about 90 who died Friday. She was the grandmother of Bryan architect J B Atkinson and Mrs Atkinson and their son Jack traveled from Bryan to Georgetown upon receiving the news. They expected to return the first of the week.

Georgetown M. J. Jackson Jackson J. B. Atkinson Bryan Architect

Parked car owner lacks clue to hit and run on West 26th

A back fender belonging to B. FP. Zubik’s car was smashed Sunday evening while parked in front of the H. L. Russell home on West 26th Street. The owner was inside visiting and did not see the other vehicle or its driver and has no guess as to who was responsible.

Los Angeles West Coast Hollywood Warner Brothers Studios Coach Norton Cocoanut Grove Ambassador Hotel Jan Garber Garber Texas A. & M Johnny Morrow Joe Routt Texas B. FP. Zubik H. L. Russell West 26Th Street

City Commission Opens Bids For New Power Unit

Peyan city commission heard bids for a 1 000 hp engine for the power plant. Ten bids were submitted by major diesel engine makers in Buffalo Beloit Cleveland Ingersoll Rand St Louis Philadelphia Auburn Milwaukee Grove City and more. Prices ranged from about 52 600 to 60 988 with tabulation to occur before the December meeting. Taxicab license applications were all denied.

Peyan City Worthington Company Buffalo N. Y Fairbanks-Morse Company Beloit Wis Winton Engine Company Cleveland Ohio Ingersoll, Rand Company Fulton Iron Works St. Louis de la Vergne Engine Company Philadelphia Busch-Sulzer Bros American Locomotive Company Auburn Norberg Manufacturing Company Milwaukee Cooper - Bessemer Corporation Grove City

Bryan visitors Dr and Mrs D C McIntosh

Dr. and Mrs. D C McIntosh of Stillwater Oklahoma arrived in Bryan Friday night to visit friends. He then continued to Houston Saturday for the National Association of Land Grant Colleges meeting while she stayed through Sunday afternoon and will join him later.

Ee Pormer D. C. McIntosh Stillwater Okla Bryan McIntosh Houston National Association of Land Grant Colleges College Department of Vocational Education Department of Oklahoma A. & M. College

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