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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

12

Brazos County 4 H Club Aims At Group Demonstrations

Brazos County extension aims to emphasize group demonstrations over individual help to teach farming tasks like terracing poultry culling and pruning. County agent prioritizes tips reaching more people with a focus on scalability before offering personal guidance. Bryan merchants praised for Legion Fair booths linking agriculture and business. Lions Club member J Coulter Smith to entertain Reliance 4 H Club Friday with Melvin Hartsfield in charge. Prizes to be awarded for memorizing the seven points of the A and M farm program and for most acres sown to fall grain.

Bryan Brazos County J. Coulter Smith Lions Club Reliance Melvin Hartsfield Reliance 4-H Club

Edge of the Fair Prizes Shine Amid Hard Work

Town notes many weekend visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs CC W Schultz Sr and family spent the week end in Houston. Miss Maude Moore teaching at Kings Highway spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs W C Hill and family and Mrs E J Payne and daughter Allene visited J W Thompson in Tabor. Miss Inez Cargey at Normangee weekend guest Mary Elizabeth Wester. Adolph Kopetsky of Jacksonville Florida visiting Edge friends. A Barnett family attended Mount Pleasant singing convention and reported a good time.

CC. W. Schultz Houston Maude Moore King’s Highway W. C. Hill E. J. Payne Allene J. W. Thompson Tabor Inez Cargey Normangee Mary Elizabeth Wester Adolph Kopetsky Jacksonville Florida Edge M. A. Barnett Mount Pleasant Doris Simpson Ofio Waco Stuckey Fast Texas J. S. Symmes Chas. McGregor Chas. Hempfling Jeff Boyder Baytown J. J. McGregor J. W. Burrows Dallas T. Branan Leverton Bryan Leverton H. H. Newton Jenora Tucker Oak McKenzie Arthur Hyde Temple Rev. Hyde First Christian Church Hyde Rosebud Margaret Ganter Florence Ganter Galveston Daly J. KB. Stanford Texas Southern Agriculturist St. Louis Richard Grantana Bertram Giesecke State Medical College R. B. Grant Ursulime Avenue Jane Elliott Beth Locke Baylor University College Aggies Miss Elliott Ernest Elliott College Avenue Marie Graham Velma Graham M. College Graham Charlotte Stoddard Quincey San Pedro Avenue San Antonio Stoddard Medical and Surgical Hospital Edna Lane Houston Young Chilton N. F. Lockerd

Local Visitors and Church Attendance Rise at Community Gatherings

Steep Hollow guests include Mr and Mrs Jack Lawless and daughter Mrs Marvin Manning with children from Kurten. Miss Bertie Risinger visited sister Mrs J T Cross of Tabor. Seldon Thompson of Houston visited his parents. C P Powers returned from Orange. B Y P U attendance grew on the second Sunday night. Miss Erma Bullock visited Miss Virgie Hopkins of Bryan. Mr and Mrs Barlia Risinger and baby Olean visited C M Risinger. Marion Startsfield and family from Reliance and Charlie Hartsfield and family from Bryan were guests of J E Bullock.

Jack Lawless Marvin Manning Erma Bullock Virgie Hopkins Bryan Barlia Risinger Olean Madison County C. M. Risinger Marion Startsfield Reliance Charlie Hartsfield J. E. Bullock Ralphana Searcy Dallas C. A. Searcy Ray Orms Fort Worth W. J. Grissett Lola FE. Yeager Frank Boriskie William Solomon Charlie Wilson Boriskie Hugh Lavinder Melvin Peters Arizona Hondo Dan S. Hall Beaumont Hall Halli T. S. Hall Steep Hollow Ray McDaniel Montgomery Ward and Company Er. L. Rowe Waco Loday G. F. Singletary Louston G. FP. Singletary Houston

Millican News notes births and local updates

The Eagle reports Blanche Elizabeth Milam Arnold born to Mr and Mrs Milam Arnold. Sympathy extends to Carl Seeley and Mrs Sam Dunlap over their father’s death in Normangee. Pinkney Simpson visited from State University. Millican Allen farm road work continues near where nurse Miss Abbott was injured. Community awaits a local oil gusher. Cotton harvest completed and oats planted for fall. Turnip greens and garden crops thriving. sweet potatoes promising.

Milam Arnold Blanche Elizabeth Carl Seeley Sam Dunlap Normangee Pinkney Simpson State University Millican-Allen Farm Abbott Millican

Prospect Sunday School Notices Weather and Feast

Prospect Sunday School saw eleven pupils present despite threatening weather plus several guests at Joe Carrabba's Sunday event for the marriage of Rosia Carrabba and Angelo Rizzoli. The community remarks on carnival week, hot lunch program, and a 15 minute lunch period with a new three burner stove and waterless cooker serving 42 pupils.

Prospect Cliff Manning Henry Robbie Batten Falkner Joe Carrabba Rosia Carrabba Angelo Rizzoli Sam Carrabba Tony Brazil Dallas John Carrabba Houston Wilson Tabor Lon. W. S. Bacron L’rospect School of Prospect

School aims to build discipline and etiquette in students

The article notes teaching correct conduct and etiquette is greatly stressed as students work on building their bodies and are responsible for caring for their seats. It expresses hope for great results as the term advances.

Smetana School Wins Loving Cup At Brazos County Fair

The Smetana school won the loving cup for best one act play against five similar schools in Brazos County. Lois McKalip named best actress and awarded a gold medal. Smetana placed third in exhibits earning $95 and a white ribbon. Basketball team formed October 21 with captain Tansy Sousares and listed players. senior class elected Pansy Sousares as student reporter for Bryan Eagle.

Smetana Brazos County Lois McKalip Tansy Sousares Albisia Turek Emma Regmund Annie, Zamanik Pansy Sousares Lottie Mac Cahill Annie Kre Hattie A. Nemec Winnie Nemec Lottie Mae Cahill Bettie Zemanik Julia Volick Victoria Regmund Willie Turek Lillie Mae Habarta Ella Mae Holick Walter Sikoriskie Luzell Haveron Bill Haveron Rosa Lee Siegert Sylvia Jane Homola Velma Homola Edwin Kre Bennett McKalip Johnnie Zamanik Willie Zemanik Francis Burt Johnnie Hebrow Julia Regmund Levaugh Burt Ruby Kre Lillie Zemanik John Stabler Ima Fae Franklin Jim Abbata Alline Cahill Albina Hajek Joseph Nemec Bryan Eagle Sam Salvaggio Will Scarmardo Johnnie Zemanik Frank Stabler Alphonse Habarta B. L. Henderson Herman Henderson

Community exhibit roars to second prize at Legion Fair

Ta bor plans to work harder for a blue ribbon next year while prize money funds a local light plant. Ed Skubal visits Franklin while relatives gather in Dallas and Huntsville families relax with Mrs. Florence Holden’s brood. Lot tie Sodek returns from Bryan hospital after an operation. Mr. and Mrs. R. Guess depart for the Confederate Home in Austin.

Tabor Ed Skubal Franklin V. Skubal Ellen McDonald Geo. McDonald Sam McDonald Dallas Lee McDonald Huntsville R. Guess Austin

Madison Co. Boy Delivers Large Seed Cotton Crop

Gerald Wakefield a Madisonville 4-H Club boy produced 3 623 pounds of seed cotton on one club tract under County Agent B F Vance. After ginning the crop yielded 1 322 pounds lint and 2 154 pounds seed with a net income of 159 74 per acre. Total sale receipts were 188 10 and total production cost 48 36.

Gerald Wakefield Madisonville Madison County B. F. Vance

Wakefield Sets Cotton Yields Record in Texas Vocational Club

Gerald, a Madisonville vocational agriculture student under R A Manire, harvested 4 770 pounds of lint from five acres of cotton after side dressing with Chilean nitrate. Plots run under identical supervision by Manire and Vance produced near record yields, signaling Wakefield's record performance in club and vocational cotton production in Texas.

Gerald Madisonville School R. A. Manire Manire Vance Wakefield Texas

Trades Day Hog Sausage Adventure In Bryan

The Associated Community Builders Inc planned a November 20 Trades Day in Bryan buying three $75 registered hogs for display and care. One hog weighing 875 pounds was killed and ground into sausage for Bryan residents by accident. The incident notes hogs aim to boost Brazos county hog raising rather than slaughter. Texas cotton output is forecast at 4 275 000 bales this season with Mississippi estimated at 1 660 000 bales.

Associated Community Builders, Inc Bryan Brazos County Texas Mississippi

Smith County Leads Texas in Farm Holdings

Smith County reports 6,007 farms the most in the state with eight other counties over 6,000. Texas totals 496,007 farms per the 1980 census, up 5,974 since 1920. Mr and Mrs Emory Ross and children of Old Washington were among Bryan visitors.

Smith County Texas U. S Emory Ross Old Washington Bryan

For Sale or Trade Farm Near Bryan

Farm of 178 acres six miles east of Bryan. Well improved with good pasture and running water. Phone 004-W.

Bryan

75th Milestone Passed Today by Bryan Resident

Bryan resident W. W. Harris celebrates his 75th birthday and long life of activity. He has lived in Bryan since 1866 and enjoys good health. Harris and wife of 54 years, formerly chief operator for H. and T. C. Railroad and Western Union manager, retired with annuities. He also served as mayor from January 1915 to April 1917.

W. W. Harris Bryan Harris Mr. Harris H. & T. C. Railroad Western Union

Former Bryan Man Has Car Stolen At Navasota

A black Chevrolet sedan with red wire wheels owned by J. K. Reed of Bryan was stolen from his Green Street garage in Navasota after 11 PM. Reed reported the loss to the insurance company and sheriffs in Houston, Waco, Dallas, and elsewhere as authorities investigate the theft.

J. KK. Reed Reed Houston Waco Dallas Navasota Examiner

Slaying Upheld in Ratelif Case in St Joseph Louisiana

A Tensas Parish grand jury ruled Mayor A B Ratelif justified in the slaying of Dr C W Melton of Newellton, citing unwritten law. The proceeding follows a weekend incident as Ratelif reported the matter.

ST. Joseph, la Tensas Parish A. B. Ratelif C. W. Melton Newellton Ratcliff

Noted Huntsville delegate chosen for Houston conference

Hon Oak McKenzie lay leader of the Huntsville district Texas conference was selected as delegate to the annual Houston conference in November. Community members praised the honor while several Bryan area residents visit colleges, games, and church events during the weekend.

Oak McKenzie Huntsville Texas Houston Henry Schumacher A. and M. College Schuhumacher Teo. King Vivian Southwestern University Georgetown Methodist Church Ilal Moseley Dallas Six Students’ Association of Ike Ashburn Haygood Ashburn Houston Chamber of Commerce A. A. Foster Chilton Lowery Foster L. Hi. Foster Hereford Fosters Lee J. Rountree C. M. Bethany First Methodist Church Allen Carson Allen Jr Bieberville Brenham Lemma Dowell Bryan Aubrey Dowell Othello Denman North Zulch Bri. A. Peters Harvey Harry Dishman Austin Nance Sanderson

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