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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1931

Page

5

Fire Prevention Talk At Bryan Urges Public Action

Speaker Prof. Brayton and Mgr Brayton press fire safety and education amid note on costly losses. They cite 41 daily deaths nationwide and 826 homes burned daily, urging community effort, inspections, and proper disposal of oily rags to curb blazes. Assistant state fire marshal Justis warns about inflated insurance and urges prudent coverage. A Pershing’s Own Army band will perform at A and M on October 19.

Ohio Chicago United States U. S Texas United Bryan Brayton Mgr. Brayton T. F. Justis Lion Williams Justiss United States Army Band Pershing

Lions hear reports on community clubs and church meetings

Lion A D Jackson presented notes on special meetings at College Methodist Church with Rev Jesse Thomson. Lion Bryan reported a successful Edge Community Club meeting and Lion Jackson reported Kurten club details sponsored by local residents. Lions present included W S Mowell, Charles Edge, W F E Wimberly, R G Williams, and many others.

College Methodist Church Jesse Thomson Lion A. D. Jackson Lion Bryan Edge Community Club Lion Jackson Kurten Club W. S. Mowel Charles Edge W. FE. Wimberly R. G. Wiliams Harry K. Durham Frederick A. Burt A. D. Jackson F Manilof Jess B. McGee R. A. McDaniel J. Coulter Smith R. Bryant R. H. Harrison, Jr Fred Hale R. C. Franks

Jitney Players Bring Old Show To A M Campus

The Jitney Players present an 1840 melodrama The Murder in the Red Barn at A M Campus on October 13. Directed by Bushnell Chaney this tenth annual school tour travels by motor truck with portable stage setups for outdoor or indoor venues.

College Theatre Club Red Barn Texas Fort Worth Dallas Bushnell Chaney Europe Collees

Girl Scout Work Is Boosted at Travis School

Girl Scouts of Travis school held its first meeting of the year at the school with Miss Julia Schovassa as leader in charge. The American Legion Auxiliary represented by Mesdames J. H. Bartz and M. M. Erskine outlines a year's program for Travis and Bowie schools as six more girls joined to form a new patrol led by Miss Oline Koenig bringing total membership to about forty.

Girl Scouts of Travis School Julia Schovassa American Legion Auxiliary Bryan Mesdames J. H. Bartz M. M. Erskine Travis Ruth Bowers Miss Schovassa Oline Koenig The Legion Auxiliary Bowie

Bastrop Farmer Lining Up Tenants for A M College Farm Plan

Bastrop County farmer John Barton of Utley lines up his tenant system under the Texas A and M College farm plan. Each tenant must have a garden and a cook shack for canning, with preference given to those who used the plan and reduced cotton costs. others unable to pay at fall settlement are replaced. Barton argues high living costs cannot hold up farming under current conditions.

Bastrop John Barton Utley Bastrop County Texas A M. College Farm Barton

P. T. A. Notes Bowie Travis Associations Meet

Members of the Bowie and Travis Parent Teacher Associations will meet at their school buildings at 8 50 on Thursday afternoon for the first program meetings of the school year. Dr Henry Harrison Jr will address the Bowie Association on health and development of normal children of school and pre school age.

Bowie Travis Henry Harrison, Jr Bowie Association

Old Trail Drivers Reunion Planned in San Antonio

Plans for the seventeenth annual Old Trail Drivers Association reunion are set for October 8 and 10 in San Antonio. Cowboy music old time dances and talks by veteran cattlemen with memories of the old trails will highlight the event according to President George W. Saunders.

San Antonio Old Trail Drivers’ Association George W. Saunders

Cleveland and Son Visit Lola on Business

R. E. Cleveland and his son R. E. Jr. of Lola were in town today for business matters.

R. E. Cleveland Lola

Bryan Baptists Attend Cameron Meeting October 14

A meeting of South Central Texas Baptists including the Creath Brazos Association in Cameron will plan a November 6 to December 6 fundraising drive seeking 6 550 000. The district aims 38 000 for the Baptist cooperative program with pastors from Houston Corsicana and state secretary John Caylor on the program. Dr Jac L Wharton will preside and many Bryan Baptists will attend.

Texas Creath-Brazos First Baptist Church Cameron M. M. Wolf South Main Baptist Church Houston M. T. Andrews Corsicana John Caylor Jac. L. Wharton First Baptist Church of Bryan

Eudaly Named to Luker Berth in AM Extension

E R Eudaly, four months special agent with the Texas A and M Extension Service, named extension dairy husbandman to replace John W Luker who resigned. Luker becomes production superintendent of Morning Glory and Mistletoe Creameries in San Antonio. Eudaly, Texas A and M graduate, has long served in extension work including swine specialist and county agent roles.

M. College McClennan County Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Queen and Crescent Eudaly Hico Mr. Eudaly The Texas Organization Martin Said

Canned Goods Exhibit Highlight at Fair Emphasizes Home Canning

The article notes the live-at-home exhibit emphasis at the fair with many canned foods from rural homes. It urges Bryan residents, especially industrious housewives, to enter home canned vegetables and fruits to enrich the display and boost competition. Fall season marks schooltime as leaves turn.

Bryan

Normangee BYPU Meet Draws From Bryan College Area

More than 65 young people and adult workers from Baptist churches gathered in Normangee for a Creath Brazos BB YBU associational meeting with Dr John Taylor of Dallas as keynote speaker. Annual officer election named Phillip Brown Bedias president and a slate including Mrs J A Brittan Bryan secretary Lorene Maybe Madisonville pianist V P north zone V P Madisonville V P west zone L N Yeager Navasota V P south zone H L Dobson Waller song leader. Banners recognized Bryan First Church attendance College Avenue Bryan 34 percent College Avenue Bryan 24 percent Iola 65 points. First Church Brean won primary award 53 points. Bryan College attendees included Rev Roy S Holimon Rev John L Whorton and Rev R L Brown and Mrs Brown.

Baptist Churches of Bryantna Normangee Creath-Brazos Madisonville Rev. V. Philips W. D. Lloyd College Station L. N. Yeager Navasota H. L. Dobson Waller First Baptist Church of Bryan Association College Avenue Church

Lome Home Purchased for Investment at 27th and College

The 27th and College Avenue property known as the Lome home was purchased by Mr. F. R. Lene as an investment. Emmet states no changes will be made to the property at this time.

27Th and College Avenue Lome Home Fi. R Lene Emmet

Community booth plans for Legion Fair expand exhibits

Eight exhibits last year grow to at least ten this year with cash prizes of 50 20 and 15 dollars for top community entries. A $5 cash award goes to all exhibits scoring 600 points or more. Four-H and adult farmers enter products and livestock, while rural women and girls compete in textiles canned goods bakery and home crafts.

D. J. McDonald Beason

Hopkins School District Cuts Taxes In Gray County

In Pampa on October 7, Hopkins school district voters reduced the tax rate from $1 to 50 cents per hundred dollars. Superintendent John B. Hessey said the trustees had ample funds, with more than $20,000 in the treasury, and “they had more money than they knew what to do with.”

Pampa Hopkins Gray County John B. Hessey

Peaches Ready at Orchard with Delivery Option

I M Cook announces October white cling peaches ready for selection at the orchard. Prices are two dollars per bushel at the orchard and two twenty five delivered. For information call 506 F2.

I, M. Cook

School Exhibits For County Fair Now Are Planned

Supt McDonald called a Bowie school meeting to plan county fair exhibits by seventh grade pupils. Mrs Hearne served as secretary with McDonald presiding. Officials agreed on graduation exercises for all seventh grade students and details will follow. Rural schools are expected to be represented at the county educational exhibits and the Icon Legion Fair later this month.

Bowie R. B. Hearne McDonald Supt. McDonald

Byrne College Solicitation Warning Prompts Direct Visit

An advisory urges prospective students to inspect Byrne College in person rather than rely on field salesmen. It warns commissions of 25 to 50 percent tempt misrepresentation and urges visiting the college office, reviewing the catalogue, and confirming course content, durations, and costs before enrolling. It promises to pay return fare if claims in the catalogue are false.

Gentme Byrne College

Bryne Commercial College Leader Named President

Address features BRYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE with L. E. Byrne named president. Dallas Houston San Antonio Fort Worth Oklahoma City listed in the heading.

L. E. Byrne Dallas Houston San Antonio Fort Worth Oklahoma City

Mrs Barton Visiting Bryan With Mrs Levan

Mrs Thomas D Barton of Austin visits Bryan to see her sister Mrs B F Levan.

Thomas D. Barton of Austin Bryan Herther B. F. Lenvon

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