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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1930

Page

5

Negro Work Songs Seminar Set for Monday

Native-born Southerners and residents from afar will hear Prof Gates Thomas of Southwest Texas Teachers College discuss South Texas Negro Work Songs and their place in regional literature. The talk, his second campus appearance, follows a Social Science Seminar banquet and will begin at 8 in the Physics lecture room. Open to the public with an invitation to Bryan and College residents.

Gates Thomas Southwest Texas Teachers College San Marcos College Station South Texas Thomas W. H. Thomas A. and M. College Bryan

City Gleanup and Trade Day Plans Highlight Brazos County Meeting

The group urged cleaning of rear business properties facing Railroad Street and endorsed expedient right of way moves for highway construction in Brazos County. The publicity committee reported progress in educational programs and November 20 Trades Day promotion by Associated Community Builders. Eugene Edge chaired the session with directors Tyler Haswell O S Johnson W F Gelber J H Conway Charles Kosarek M L Parker and J D Hefley listed as contacts.

Railroad Street Chamber of Commerce Brazos County Eugene Edge Tyler Haswell O. S. Johnson W. F. Gelber J. H. Conway Charles Kosarek M. L. Parker J. D. Hefley

Plans for Bowie elementary school wing and new Negro high school

Bryan city commission has received plans for the final section of the Bowie elementary school building and for a proposed new Negro high school. Both sets will be on file at the city building for examination by contractors and other interested parties.

Bowie Bryan City Commission

Bryan Folk Sees World Series Baseball Game

J. M. Kulak and James Dunn of Bryan and H. H. Hetzler and Ray Stubbs of Hearne returned from Lincoln Nebraska where they saw the Aggie Cornhusker football game last week. En route home they stopped in St. Louis for the World Series baseball games this week.

J. M. Kulak James Dunn Bryan H. H. Hetzler Ray Stubbs Hearne Lincoln Neb Aggie-Cornhusker St. Louis

Progress of Brazos county dairy and seed growth observed

Brazos county shows a marked rise in seed crop acreage over the last two years and steady dairy herd improvement led by notable herd sires. Prof Shepardson notes increased cream intake at the college creamery and endorses cream marketing as the most profitable path, with skimmed milk used for hogs and poultry to diversify dairy income.

Brazos County Shepdrdson Shepardson Prof Texas G. A. Reid Houston R. D. Snyder Extension Service College Station C. L. Benson Jno W. Black Wilson Bradley C. 8. Beckwith J. F. Casey J. Caldwell W. J. Goulter W. F. Davis R. J. Dunn Kay Hassell Tyler Haswell E. P. Humbert W. H. Lawrence C. B. Martin A. S. McSwain Oak McKenzie W. J. McCulloch D. H. Reid E.B. Reynolds H. T. Sehovassa C. C., Todd M. E. Wallace D. L. Wilson H. H. Williamson L. E. Warren A. M. Waldrop EB. J. Kyle Hugh Looney J. E. Stanford

North Texas Conference Considers New Church Supreme Court

The quadrennium meeting will vote on establishing a church Supreme Court to replace appeals decisions by the College of Bishops. approval requires a three-fourths majority from 88 annual conferences. The gathering will also address preacher appointments as ministers face frequent reassignment. Rev. O. T. Cooper and Rev. R. G. Mood are slated for district reassignments.

C. C. Gregory Umphrey Lee Dallas J. D. Pinkston O. D. Gose Decatur Mission E. A. Drew Krum Slidell E. C. Escoe Pilot Point Station W. E. Kirby Greenville J. A. Old McKinney F. M. Richardson Paris J. J. Cooper Leonard T. W. Lovell Trenton T. A. Malone Lake Creek S. McKenny Wichita Falls Bishop Boaz Dr. Cooper Dr. Mood W. F. Bryan Decatur Geo. C. French Denton W. T. Whiteside Ira C. Riker A. J. Weeks Sherman J. Sam Barcus Sulphur Springs A. Spragins North Texas Texas Northwest Texas R. G. Mood C. W. Dennis Rockwall Hugh 8. Porter Garland Cicero B. Fielder Farmersville E. J. Patton Plano Ben Bell Earl M. Jones Winnsboro E. G. Hamilton Grand Prairie G. P. Robertson M. B. Sherwood Judicial Council General Conference Supreme Court College of Bishops Committee On Appeals O. T. Cooper

Officers Elected By Allen Seniors

At Allen Academy senior class meeting officers were elected Captain Moreau Platt of Quincey Louisiana as president Cadet Jerrat A Lightfoot of Bryan as vice president Lieutenant Ralph V Nicosia of Houston as secretary treasurer and Cadet William E Walker of Port Arthur as sergeant at arms.

Allen Academy Moreau Platt the Quincey Jerrat A. Lightfoot Bryan Ralph V. Nicosia Houston William E. Walker Port Arthur

Texas Leads States in Main Pipelines Transporting Miles

Texas tops the nation in main pipeline mileage, with about six thousand miles moving crude and refined products, per Manufacturers' Record. The measure highlights the state's expansive energy infrastructure and industrial reach.

Texas

Flyers Take Off From Harbor Grace For Trans Atlantic Flight

Captain Errol Boyd and Lieutenant Harry Connor departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland at 11 20 am Eastern for a trans Atlantic flight to England aboard the airplane Columbia. The mission follows fog delays and aims to match or surpass earlier trans Atlantic attempts by Chamberlain Levine and others. The Quaker City radioed New York reporting sighting of the Columbia 100 miles east of Cape Race.

Harbor Grace N. F Errol Boyd Harry Connor Columbia England Clarence Chamberlain Germany C. A. Levine Mable Bell Havanese Rome Roosevelt Field Levine Boyd Royal Air Force Airmail Connor Roger Q. Williams Bermuda Quaker City New York Cape Race

Smith Sets Course for Australia Solo Flight

Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith departed from Heston England in a plane named the Southern Cross Jr on a solo flight to Australia aiming to beat Bert Hinkler’s record of 15 days from England to Australia. The two seater aircraft carries extra fuel in the spare seat.

Heston Eng Charles Kingsford Smith Atlantic Pacific Australia Bert Hinkler England Southern Cross, Jr

Texas Rice Output Rises to 7.38 Million Bushels in 1930

Texas stands as the second largest rice producer in the United States with an estimated 7,380,000 bushels produced in 1930. The figure reflects state farming activity and grain industry momentum during the year.

Texas United States

New Year Opened By Woman's Club in Bryan

Members of the Bryan Woman's Club and leaders from Bryan and College communities heard an address on Parliamentary Practice by Mrs. B. F. Boydston of Waco, who also led a parliamentary usage drill. The afternoon program included reports, guest lists, and a push toward a new administration with emphasis on efficient, same-day laundry service launches and exclusive white labor use in upcoming projects.

Bryan Woman's Club Bryan B. F. Boydston Waco Boydston J. L. Brock Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Parent-Teacher Association Texas State Forestry Association Mesdames O. B. Martin E. O. Steeke E. P. Humbert Guy Harris A. L. Smith

Public Invited To Inspect New Laundry Plant

The Bryan Laundry Company invites the public to inspect its new plant on North Main Street this Saturday. Officials promise modern equipment, sanitary features, and a germ proof service as the plant goes into regular operation next week.

Texas Fort Worth Bryan Laundry Company, Inc North Main Street Bryan Brazos County Legion Fréétre

Evidence of a perfect cotton crop on display at Eagle

Local cotton buyer F R Rogers showed a stalk of cotton grown in his yard with a tally of 30 bolls on the first crop and an estimate of 75 to open, 100 squares and small bolls on the second. The stalk stands five feet tall with fruit from ground level and price discussions followed.

Eagle Eagle Office F. R. Rogers

Bank holiday closures across Bryan observe Columbus Day

Banks in Bryan will be closed Monday October 18 for Columbus Day observance. City National Bart First National Bank First State Bank & Trust Co.

Bryan Will City National Bart First National Bank First State Bank & Trust Co

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