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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1932

Page

5

Palm Library Gift Highlighted by Texas Senate Respect

The Texas Senate commemorates Swante Palm for gifting the Palm Library to the University of Texas. Adele Palm Bergstrom of Austin presents a vellum copy of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 15 praising Palm’s 1844 donation of 10,200 volumes and coins from the Swenson collection. The exhibit in the UT library features portraits, letters, and coins from Palm and Swenson.

University of Texas Senate Texas State University of the Magnificent Palm Library Swante Palm Adele Palm Bergsrom Austin University Gil Swante Palm Texas University Er. W. Winkler Univeraity Swenson Sir Swante Palm Bias Ness Univ. Sity Hwante Pam Dunvtin TR. B. Hubbard Texans Palo Philadelphia Pam S. M. Swenson Palm Daniel Baker Swante Palin State of Texas House House of Representatives Swant Hyouse of Representatives Will Lambert Lee J. Rountree J. W. Madden George T. Jester L. T. Daxhiel Fhlouse C. A .Calhereon Swante Palmbeara Sweden

Kruschen Diet Fad Promises Quick Weight Loss

An ad asserts a teaspoon of Kruschen in hot water will rapidly shed 20 pounds in three weeks and restore vigor. It touts easy, dramatic gains and claims the product is a simple health aid sold by a listed company with testimonials and persuasive language.

Jigdy Kruschen Hen Anarion

Intend to Marry George Hirsch and Eva Straps

George Hirsch and Eva Straps of Bravos county have filed a notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee.

George Hirsch Eva Straps Bravos County Jess B. McGee

Rules Arrive For County Wide Speech Contest

Mrs. W. T. Kelley of Kurten, newly elected county declamation director, summarizes changes in the University Interscholastic League rules. The contest splits rural and nonrural groups with boys and girls in each, adds a junior high school division for both sexes, and emphasizes memorized prose and poetry to aid public speaking and mental growth.

W. T. Kelley Kurten Mee

Bryan Auxiliary Sets Ambitious Plans for Annual Fair

Ameri can Legion Auxiliary installs new officers led by president Mrs M M Erskine at Legion Hall in Groesbeck. Officers include vice president Mrs Joe Soxolik secretary Mrs L J Falveau treasurer Mrs Ed Martin chaplain Mrs Jess McGee sergeant at arms Mrs Raymond Jones and reporter Mrs Antone Krenek. Outgoing president Mrs Harry Estill receives gold pin. A gift from Mrs Noah Cola funds raffle for the upcoming fair.

The American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall J. O. Rountree Groesbeck Sixth District M. M. Erskine Joe Soxolik L. J. Falveau Ed §. Martin Jess McGee Raymond Jones Antone Krenek Harry Estill A. S. McSwain Noah Cola Legion M. M. Terskine Ed Martin

Red Cross to distribute cotton cloth to the needy

Brazos county chapter of the American Red Cross plans immediate distribution of 500000 bales of government owned cotton after congressional action and Hoover approval. The local chapter held its regular meeting at City Hall led by Chairman C. M. Bethany to discuss plans and notify the public when cloth arrives.

Brazos County American Red Cross Congres Hoover United States Territories C. M. Bethany

Good Crowds Attend Free Will Baptist Meet

Attendance at the Free Will Baptist revival services has been very good with gratifying interest. Announcement of further services will be made Sunday evening if turnout holds and no desire for more services is shown. Mr and Mrs George Stephan went to Houston. Stephan will return tonight.

Free Will Baptist Church George Stephan Houston Stephan Bryap

Rodeo and Pageant Highlight Texas A and M College Event

The Saddle and Sirloin Club at Texas A and M College hosts its fourteenth annual rodeo and pageant in the animal husbandry pavilion. Proceeds fund the university International Livestock judging team's November trip. Queen Miss Sarah Orth and King P M Shaw lead, with a long list of court attendants and escorts from Bryan College Station and surrounding towns. Duchesses and junior court members are named, with rodeo events and a post event dance planned in the mess hall annex.

College Station Texas A Saddle and Sidoin Club M. College Sarah Orth College Staton Seadom Texas Christian University Fort Worth P.M. Shaw Ennis Hua Landry Christabel Bailey Harold Blodgett Crane C. M Mike) Pribble Spenior Winnie Powell Colorado Gill Roberts Sweetwater Mary E. Smith T. C. Morris Forreston Gertrude Gilmore Tolar H. A. Fitzhaugh Margaret Higgs Bryan Dorothy Hedges J. &. O’ Riordan Houston Nelly Ruth Martin Cryan J. M. Henderson Calvert Frances Chance S. S. Summers Bessie Mae Lichte J. D. Howder Fort Crockett Ann Cline J. E. Roberts Terrell Louise Dyer ER. O. Wuerzbach San Antonio Lucy Parks Donald Elliott Ellis Ballerstedt J. B. Cornett Waco Marnard Duncan Joe Moody Corpus Christi Dorothy Doane G. M. Dent Galveston Louise Wheeler Dorothy Gunter Ruth Gordon Catheying ,Parker Apné Sealy Alice Saunders Vera Nachan Imogene Webb Joan McCullough Mary Alice Weddington Pauline Peluram Helen McDonald Rachel Delameter Elizabeth Ann Bradley Ruth Neeley Anta Whitley Imogene Ballerstedt Bernice Blackwell Ruth Thurmond Imogene Nash Paulena Darrow Jessie Thames Mary Elizabeth Danforth Ora Beile Foster Bernice Kraft Genevieve Barron Peggy Stuart Maurine Williamson Helen W. W Bill) Sterling Texas Rodio O. M G. W. Holmes Gongales C. W. Jackson Center R. F. Hartman Cuero A. B. Kyle Whitney H. K. Westermen Liano H. A. Fitzhugh J. W. Richards New Willard Hartman Holmes College Mess Hall

Mission Workers to Meet at Iola Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary Union of Creath-Brazos Baptist Association holds its annual meeting at Iola Baptist Church on Wednesday. Officers will be elected and reports and plans discussed from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Lunch follows, with an afternoon session 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Attendees include W M U delegates from Beyan and several counties.

Woman's Missionary Union of Montemery Waller Beyan H. P. Black N. A. Stewart P. S. Park S. Webb R.A. Bush N. McCullough W. E. Wimberley Travis B. Bryan Chas S. Myers G. Meniveri J. Coulter Smith W.C. Fountain Robert Rhodes E.R. Alexander Roy Holloman W. S. Barren PD. Jolly Sidney Smith Locke McNeeley T. R. Nelson J. L. Keese Martha R. W. Persons

Crop Loans Paid In Good Measure In East Texas District

Samuel Heath of Calvert reports in the Dallas district that crop loans have been fully repaid in many communities and borrowers are paying as crops are sold. The district ranks second in East Texas for loan collections and hopes to lead next report.

Congress Samuel Heath Calvert Dallas Robertson Brazos Grimes Madison Leen Heath Hieeth East Texas

A M to Display Dynamometer at State Fair

The Texas A and M Extension Service will display a dynamometer at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas to test pulling power of horses and mules. M R Bentley will conduct demonstrations over three days beginning October 8, with the device mounted on a truck and adjustable for different pulls.

College Station Iowa State College Ames United States Texas Pew State College Brenham Extension Service

Woo ten named manager of Little Rock regional bank

The Federal Home Loan Board on Monday appointed Benjamin H. Woo ten former chief bank examiner of Texas as manager for the Little Rock Arkansas Regional Bank of the home loan system.

TEXAN Washington Federal Home Loan Board Benjamin H. Wooten Texas Little Rock Ark Home Loan System

Horned Rabbit Killed by Texan Near Port Isabel

Port Isabel Oct 11 Dr J A Hockaday killed a young cotton tail rabbit said to have a horn growing from its head. He preserved the head as proof. The horned growth projected about one inch above the skull. Mrs C C Cooper of Tiee Prairie near Well was a visitor in Bry Day A M Burtis of the Pharmacy is in Madisonville for several days on business.

Texas J. A. Hockaday Eera C. C. Cooper Tiee Prairie Community Well A. M. Burtis Pharmacy Madisonville

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J.C. Penney Red Cross Free Will Baptist Meet A-M College Baptist Church Iola A-M New Alumma Shades Buddy Ward Port Isabel Ward Crepes Featuring Street Paris Coverall House E- Quality Vicntgomery Warp & Co Bryan Ave Bryan, Texas
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