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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1932

Page

3

Notable Texas and national figures featured in editorials

A sweeping profile highlights Margie Neal as Texas's first woman in the legislature and leader for schools. It also covers Dr. Harry Benedict, Charles Francis Adams, Roy Miller, Charles A Guy, James Montgomery Beck, Simeon Fess, and others, detailing careers in education law politics and journalism across Texas and the nation.

Texas Ntor Margie Neal Carth Neal Carthage News Legislan Schools and Children of Jcath Erving Ratio National Campaign Hoover Charles Francis Adams Boston John Adams United States John Quincy Adams Great Britain Adams Sir Thomas Lipton Secretary Adams Quincy Mass Fanny Crownshield Adams Harvard Harvard Law School Democrats of Massachusetts Harding-Coolidge Corporation of Harvard Privy Council Gray's Inn London Legion of Honor Order of the Crown Belgium James Montgomery Beck National House of Representatives House Pennsylvania Beck Bryan Cleveland McWinley New York

Local notices and visits fill Bryan weekend scene

Mrs. Horace Reed spent the week end in Dallas with friends. Misses Helen Minkert and Elizabeth Dickerson, UT Austin students, will appear on KUT radio this week. Numerous Bryan residents hosted visitors from Houston Dallas Normangee and other towns. The executive board of Creath Brazos Baptist Association met at the First Baptist in Navasota. Several locals attended funerals and football games.

Horace Reed Dallas Ray Campbell Houston Ray Campbell, Jr Ailen Academy Helen Minkert Elizabeth Dickerson University of Texas In Austin KUT of Bryan E. A. Peters Harvey Finley R. Witte Baylor Hospital White Howard Lee College Avenue L. W. Koehl Jennie Lee E. R. Dickerson Wellborn Thes. M. Stell Geo. E. Adams Stell J. B. Tidwell Baylor University First Baptist H. P. Batche Creath- Brazos Baptist Association First Baptist Church Navasota S. Hotloman College Avenue Baptist Church H. P. Black Lemma Dowell Huring Normangee Robert Armstrong Elon Stuart John W. Black Fred Cavitt Esther Cavitt E. W. Crenshaw Sam Crenshaw W. F. Gibbs W. 5 Hanover Wheelock W. J. Coulter Coulter Dana Carnes J. W. Coulter Tilson Mary P. Carr West 26Th Street Kay Hassell Charles Ferguson Waco M.baylor C. M. Risinger Alton Steep Hollow E. P. Black L. S. Ettle Nettie Ettle San Antonio F. J. Stransky Lucile Stransky J. J. Rosprim Savannah Lucile Rosprim

Intend to Marry in Brazos County

Ollie Curtis Johnson and Louise Hays of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jessio McGee.

Ollie Curtis Johnson Louise Hays Brazos County Jessio McGee

Soviet rename sparks debate over gains in Nizhuinov gord

The text notes the Soviet government renamed Nizhuinov gord to Maxim Gorki and calls it a bargain either way. It also mentions local figures Emaline Howard of Troup voting for Roosevelt Garner and Ferguson, and her plan for a straight Democratic ballot in November. The piece includes smaller items about Will C Minton’s 45 year old pecan tree yielding an estimated 300 pounds and $45, and notes about residents W W McWhorter and Josie MeWhorter in Bryan.

Nizhuinovgord Maxim Gorki Emaline Howard Troup East Texas Will Roosevelt Garner Ferguson Bethel Anderson County Howard Andrew Jackson Will C. Minton Rosse Frank Proctor Minton Place Minton Franklin Houston California

Methodist Meet Set for Navasota November 2 to 6

The annual Texas Methodist conference will open in Navasota on November 2 and run through November 6. About 400 to 500 preachers and delegates are expected, with local churches and citizens assisting. Bishop Hiram A. Boaz will preside, aided by 10 district elders, and prominent ministers will preach each evening.

Navasota Texas Methodist Navasota M. E D. L. Landrum Harvard Hiram A. Boaz D.D L.L.D Houston Texas M. C. Magers Beaumont R. W. Adams L. L. Lloyd Galveston F. E. Few Huntsville E. L. Ingram Marlin Guy Wilson Nacogdoches E. R. Barcus Jacksonville L. B. Elred Marshall W. F. Bryan Tyler L. H. Mathison Texarkana J. W. Mills First Church Clovis Chappell Houston First Church King Vivian Southwestern University Bishop Beaz 8S. J. Emory Robert Foster

Federation Work Discussed At Extension Club Meeting

Mrs J L Brock president of the Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs spoke to the Extension Service Club at Mrs O B Martins College home on Thursday afternoon outlining the federation departments and their role in civic progress and public welfare.

Simeon D. Fess United States Ohio Horatio Alger Simeon Ohio Northern University Ada National Congress Republican National Committee Fess University of Chicago Antioch College Corpus Christi M. R. Bentley Breck Hoy's N. F. Bede Federation O. B. Martin W. H. Darrow Extension Service Bryan Janet McCallum Austin S. J. Alexander Hearne Jud Collier Mumford Lee J. Rountree Maggie W. Barry Lucy Harrison J. L. Brock Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Extension Service Club State Federation Moesdames C. W Sumwona CY Hoevle Beywn al Calleze RR. Repert Sdas

City crews lower water pipes to prevent freeze damage

Employees of the city water department are lowering exposed water pipes to reduce the risk of long breaks from freezing weather anticipated this coming winter.

City Water Department

On Clear Up Your Complex

An advertisement claims Contay Special Bleach removes liver spots freckles and other facial discolorations caused by an acid condition of the system. Roman & Vick.

Roman & Vick

How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat

An old weight loss blurb promotes a dubious remedy claiming half a teaspoon of chen Salts in hot water each morning for three weeks will melt fat and improve skin and vigor. It emphasizes safety and urges readers to buy Kraschen product locally while touting dramatic, unfounded results.

Peron

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