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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
4
Sparks Me College Heights Lloyd Brown Midway Sprague Ivy Campus Hedges Lancaster form a club open to men and women in the Col ber of Commerce area. A board will nominate officers and accept floor nominations, with monthly meetings on the first Tuesday. Charter lists stay open until November and plans for a banquet for Congressman Luther Johnson are set by the board.
Mr and Mrs C N Wyatt were called to Stephenville Tuesday due to the unexpected death of his father. Funeral services are scheduled for 4 o clock this afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. Fickessen of Houston visits sisters in town after returning from California. A. and M. College agronomy and genetics staff Dr. Humbert and Dr. Jones depart for Beaumont to judge South Texas State Fair exhibits. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbanks travel to Conroe after a family accident. Huntsville party honors Mrs. Ray post marriage. Tyler couple welcome a baby boy. Webster involved in soil erosion work.
Edge community residents Mr and Mrs J W Thompson visited Bry an for a day. Mrs Algie Benbow and Mrs Frank Seale drove to Houston for a relatives visit. Elizabeth Cline, now in Austin for state capital secretarial work, spent time at home with her parents. Black cardboard offered by Eagle Printing Co.
Readers tour Bryan homes spotting Mexican blue morning glories Queen s wreath yellow cosmos and other seasonables. Notable displays at Thurs ton Cole Judge W C Davis Miss Els beth Wipprecht L B Elrod Walter Wipprecht John Ett le Ollie Emmet and R W Howell properties. Citizens respond to mosquito concerns mentioning 18 full gas meters breeding water. Reports of malaria cases prompt call for community responsibility. A Red Barrel Magazine note humorously reflects merchant woes and frugality.
The Bryan fair outlines a four day program from Coronation Day to Legion Day with free exhibits across the main building for white and negro displays. Figures credit M L Smith Alma Metcalfe Lil lie Crenshaw Ardell Hardsfield and H K Hornsberry Laurella Holden for department leadership. Rural steering committees from multiple communities plan exhibits and the Legion fair board leads the event with a long list of sponsors and collaborators.
In district court on Wednesday a civil suit was settled while another case was continued to a later date. The proceedings involved ongoing litigation between parties with details not disclosed in the brief report.
Morning court session announced settlement of the suit between W. A. Boyett and Charles Moeclman. The Palasota v Texas Home Life Insurance case was continued due to Huntsville legislator A. T. McKinney Jr. representing the defendant.
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