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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1927

Page

6

Brazos County Club Activities Look to Growth and Oats Planting

County club leaders plan a county wide meeting on Saturday October 8 to boost efficiency and self improvement among members. Farmers discuss group terracing replacing individual work while Cavitt Ranch owner pushes for a wool growers association and imports of hundreds of sheep. The note highlights Farm Journal prizes and trips to Washington for top club work in 1927, plus community updates and a weekend rainstorm.

Commissioners Court Brazos County Sam Cavitt Cavitt Wheelock

Roads In Central Texas Improved Says Houston Man

Houston Post Dispatch correspondent Boyd W Gatewood writes that engineers praise the new highway commission accounting system as far more efficient than the old method. He notes division engineer John E Blair faces tough districts in Madison Robertson Milam and Milam counties with Montgomery county a stubborn hotspot.

Boyd W. Gatewood The Houston Post- Dispatch New Highway Commission Commission Highway Department Austin Texas New York John E. Blair No. 17 Division Bryan Blair Freestone Leon Madison Walker Grimes Brazos Robertson Milam Burleson Madison County Montgomery County B. K. Patton Shreveport

King's Highway Opens School Year With Cleanup

King's Highway school began September 26 with large enrollment. Mrs R B Hearne serves a third term as principal, with Mr and Mrs JoeRoac as teachers. Wm Bush resigns as trustee after 20 years, Adolph Kopetsky appointed. Trustees B W Hardin and Geo McDonald. Building cleaned, yard weeded, new well and pump, shades installed. Reba Kelly leaves for Hearne.

King’s Highway R. B. Hearne Joe Roac Wm. Bush Adolph Kopetsky B. W. Hardin Geo. McDonald Reba Kelly Hearne

Rainbow Girls Install Officers For Assembly 41

Bryan Assembly No. 41 Rainbow Girls installed a new board of officers at an open meeting held last night in the Masonic building. The lodge and reception rooms were decorated with Queen's Wreath, autumn blooms, and a punch service centered a mound of flowers.

Bryan Order of the Rainbow Girls Masonic

Rain bow Girls Install Officers At Social Meeting

Members and guests gathered for a social half hour as Miss Gussie Ballerstedt led the installation ceremony assisted by Mrs. J R Wright and Miss Marie Graham. New officers include Ellis Ballerstedt as Worthy Advisor and a slate of named officers with remarks from retiring advisor Ballerstedt and greetings from incoming Worthy Advisor Ellis Ballerstedt.

Logan Berry Punch M. R. Bentley Rainbow Girls Gussie Ballerstedt J. R. Wright College Station Assembly Marie Graham Ellis Ballerstedt Gussie Odom Charity Minnie Lee Ayres Hope Lucile Ayres Marguerite Buchanan Frances Davis Kathleen Bullard Lois Brown Marjorie Cavitt Mary Martha Black Ethel Ferguson Mildred McKenzie Joyce Smith Bess McGee Ruth Smith Jane Cavitt Lee J. Rountree

Rotary Club Kerrville Meeting Highlights Mckenzie Reports

Oak McKenzie described Kerrville Rotary presidents meeting outcomes focusing on student loan funds and a new Aims and Objects committee to direct the year’s program. The session covered by Mrs. Waldrop new member, upcoming speakers, and a plan to visit A and M students aided by clubs. Nobel prizes note.

Oak McKenzie Rotary Club Rotary Kerrville M. College All International Governors A. M. Waldrop Black J. S. Caldwell E. P. Humbert W. E. Farmer W. J. Coulter E. J. Fermier Wilson Bradley Beckwith W. H. Holzman Geo. A. Adams C. L. Benson Jao. W. Black A. S. McSwain W. I. McCulloch J. L. Reese H. T. Schovassa M. E. Wallace D. L. Wilson H. H. Williamson I. E. Warren J. D. Wilson E. E. McQuillen

Dad Short Addresses Baptist Class in Bryan

A. K. Dad Short of Houston spoke to the Business Men's Bible Class at First Baptist Sunday School in the Carnegie Library Bryan. He urged searching the scriptures for guidance and noted the Bible as a book of knowledge to solve present problems. The audience appreciated his practical insights and invited a return visit.

A. K Dad” Short Houston Bryan First Baptist Sunday School Carnegie Library Texas Mr. Short

Bryan High School Commercial Department Grows

Miss Mabel Zimmerman and Miss Mae Patterson join Bryan high school commercial department as Weldon Farmer, son of W. E. Farmer, plans to enter. The department enjoys public favor but faces severe crowding with no free space and 86 seniors this year.

Mabel Zimmerman Mae Patterson Bryan High School Weldon Farmer W. E. Farmer Bryan Commercial

Bryan High School elects senior class officers for year

The senior class of Bryan High School elected officers for the year. President John Sidney Smith, vice president Margaret Grant, secretary Nelson Ful-... The school cafeteria reports increased patronage and the overall student body notes convenience in meals.

Bryan High School John Sidney Smith Margaret Grant Nelson Ful

School Class Officers Named In Yearbook Listing

The article lists student officers for each class including presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. Notable names include Alvie Adams Jessie Myrtle Henry Kathleen Bullard Charles Green Ruth Johnson Christine Lichte Mary Jane Nall Leon Keneeny John M Barron Frances Thomas Mary Martha Black.

Alvie Adams Jessie Myrtle Henry Joe Kelly Butler Kathleen Bullard Charles Green Ruth Johnson Christine Lichte Mary Jane Nall Leon Keneeny John M. Barron Frances Thomas Mary Martha Black

Interesting Facts From A European Survey Over Years

A European survey compiled over many years highlights notable truths about culture science and daily life. It emphasizes enduring patterns in public opinion and societal behavior across multiple nations and timeframes.

Curious facts and quirky notes from a bygone page

Experts say lightning favors Poplar, Speech trees follow as targets. In Japan open windows violate police rules to deter robberies. The Hub nickname for Boston traces to Oliver Wendell Holmes, once a hub of the solar system. Sponges are animals, not plants. Hickory wood is best for gal club shafts, persimmon for heads after two years of seasoning.

Japan Boston Oliver Wendell Holmes Boston Statehouse

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Benson Dallas Fair Chicago Chamber of Commerce Farm Journal Washington A. C. Williams Calvin Kirkendall Minnie Jettie Lorena Nash Alma Dudolph Kindt R. R. Hearne Grant George Sam McDonald Claude Cottonwood W. P. Nash Doris Fay Hearne Cortez Brunswick J. Kaplan & Co Oak M Kenzie Coats Just Bryan, Texas Baptist High School News Globe Dry Goods Company H. Bloch Prop School All Musical Acces Sories C., J. Jancik Griessers HY. T. Schovaisa J. Groginsky & Son Bryan Piggly Wiggly CO Ler Ethel Skelton
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