Women Club Plans Elks Tournament Fundraiser
The Women at the club stage a tournament Friday October 31 at the Elks Club with Ruby Lee assisting publicity. Mrs A J Buchanu, Bernice Claytor, and others are added to the committee to arrange a fundraiser under the auspices of the Professional Women at the club. Curtis Vinson of College will be principal speaker with other talks on publicity and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak.tering
Ruby Lee
Ipfiexiel A
M. Collera
Mod
A. J. Buchanus
Bernice. Claytor
Sand Misses
Lucy’ Givena
Pethe McInnis
Potaneomepis
Leos
Busi
Dora Barnes
Ais Vinson
Jubfor A.raed M. College
Taint
Mae Beation
Minnie Sher G
Camringham
He B
P. W. Chub
Paserit
Tuey
Ciartte
Je Murray
Evelyn
Virginia Chambers
Lillian
Bryan Falls to Beaumont in Friday Night Football Duel
Bryan Bronchos lost to Beaumont 0-? Friday night in Beaumont. Key drives and a late scoring sequence defined the game as Bryan struggled offensively and managed limited yardage. Captain Benny Grit and Gomez anchored defense while punter Mecetey managed kicks. Bryan prepares for next Friday's game at Forrest against Houston's Reagan eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Be Iess
Cridsters
Bryang
Sunbeam
Drunken Driver Fined in District Court
A drunken driver charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated pleaded guilty in district court. The defendant was fined $100 by Judge WC Hodge with bond forfeiture and remanded to county jail until the fine is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iladge
Negro
Hodge
Fall Weather Report From Texas A and M College
Normal temperatures dominated last week with 1.28 inches of rainfall. Highs reached 85 and lows 60 as listed for Monday through Saturday, with rainfall by day totaling .66 inches Friday .14 inches Saturday and .53 inches Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A
M. College
Ownership statement of Bryan Weekly Eagle 1930
Notarized owner ship and circulation statement for Bryan Weekly Eagle of Bryan Texas dated October 1 1930. Names and addresses of publisher editor managing editor and business manager listed along with major stockholders and security holders. No bondholders or secured holders over 1 percent. Affiant Mrs Lee J Rountree sworn before Notary Public Pat Newton October 1 1920.
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Bryan
Texas
State OF Texas
Ounty OF
Brazos
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Weekly Eagle
The
Eagle Printing Company, Inc
Bryan, Texas
Lee J.+Rountree
Towit Folowing
Lee J. Reantree
R. J. Cole
Parlker-Astin Holn, Co
First National Bank
BP. B. Giesecke
College Station
George Grupe
Galveston
W. T. Wright
Greensboro
N. C
J.C. Naigle
Waco
Weenht
Rain brings moisture to Beth gardens and stock
The big rain Monday provides moisture for Beth gardens and plenty of stock water for cows and horses. Farmers will be late finishing harvest with oats to be planted for grazing or cover. The McGee place near College passed to Mr. Sylvester at 44 per acre, who may start a chicken ranch.
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Beth Gardens
McGee Place
John Evans
Sylvester
Near College
Frank Kasmeir
Ben Lampo
Sam Emola
Price
Henry Batten
Woodrow Sheffield
Frank Weido
John Weido
Joe Bear
Goose Creek
Herman Carroll
Robstown Citizen Visits College Amid Farming Shifts
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dryden of Robstown, in Mineral Wells two weeks, visited their college freshman son. Dryden notes Nueces county yields over 150000 bales of cotton this year and Chapman Farm exceeding 12000 bales. Farmers shift to feeding cattle as more profitable than cotton amid low prices.
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G. F. Dryden
Robstown
Dryden
Corpus Secion
Nueces County
Chapman
College
Bryan
Cotton Hauling Through the Warehouse Yard Draws Laughter
The report recalls amusement as workers moved bales of cotton from warehouses using a mule and a dray. It highlights the rough, practical methods of the era and the sight of teams straining under heavy loads.
Rainy roads still allow Edge travel despite showers
Edge residents note improved county roads aiding travel in heavy rain. Lions Club members with A and M students hosted Oct 3 music and talks at the teacherage with coffee punch and cake afterward. Effie Nash died Oct 2 and funeral services were held at Presbyterian cemetery. Survivors include two children and two brothers. Robbie Parker visited North Zulch over the weekend. Barnett couple welcomed a baby boy on Oct 3. Edd Skubal spent the weekend at home from Franklin.
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Bryan Lions Club
Benson
Effie Nash
Presbyterian Cemetery
J. J. Pipkin
Preston Childress
Jack Nash
Calvin
Verge Thomas
Thomas
Robbie Parker
Edge School
North Zulch
Bernard Hill
M. A. Barnett
Edd Skubal
Franklin
Child Struck By Auto On College Road
Seven year old John Huggins son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Huggins was struck by a southbound car while crossing College Road after leaving school. He was severely bruised about the head and body and remained under observation to check for internal injuries. X rays were taken to assess possible internal damage. Sterling County reports no penitentiary sentences or murder trials in its history and the jail is currently empty.
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John Huggins
Ernest Huggins
College Road
Sterling County
Texas
Tacky Party At College Avenue Baptist B Y P U
The junior group of College Avenue Baptist B Y P U held a tacky party in the church basement Friday 7 to 9 pm with sponsors Mesdames S E Lock and J B Satterfield. Halloween decor and ghost stories by Ruby Robinson entertained. Goldie Ruth Simpson and J B Satterfield Jr were named tackiest. Refreshments included peanuts and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist B. Y. P. U
S. E. Lock
J. B. Satterfield
Ruby Robinson
College Avenue
Goldie Ruth Simpson
J. B. Satterfield, Jr
Bryans Southwestern University Exes See Night Football
Mr and Mrs Harry Edge drove to Georgetown Friday and saw Southwestern University Pirates in their night football outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Southwestern University
Harry
Edge
Georgetown
Pirates of Southwestern University
Night Football Debate At Kingsville Stadium
The game under arc lights began at 8 p.m. between New Sta Diemurning and Bryan with the State Teachers College at Kingsville as the opponent. The ball was painted white to aid visibility. Mr. Edge favored night football citing visibility advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadiemurning
Bryan
State Teachers College
Kingsville
Edge
4-H Club Youth to Attend State Fair Encampments
About 700 4-H Club members from 150 counties are expected at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas for two educational encampments. The boys will attend October 14 to 16 while the girls go October 21 to 28, led by Miss Bess Edwards and M. J. Payne from Texas A and M and the USDA.
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Dallas
Bess Edwards
M. J. Payne
Extension Service
A. and
M. College of Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
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Pebey Husk
Elks Club
Fergeson
Sallie Hill
Verna Taylor
Mel Games
Congress
Pat Newton
E. E. Yeager Hardware
Gion’s Free Fair
C. A. Baptist
Eagle
Eclaran
Gerson Bros
Ags
Hope
Byrne Commercial Colleges
Houston
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Byrne Colleges
Byrne College
Our
Ford
Dexdale
Ivy
Real Hat Shop
Miss Harriett D. Parker
Lena Wetter
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