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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1932

Page

5

Many Bryan Residents Travel and Attend Football Events

A collage of weekend and weekday trips features Miss Walti Minkert and Miss Winnie Harris in Tabor, families visiting relatives in Marlin, and Bryan locals like Leonard Wheeless from Home Parniture Co. in Waco. The piece notes Baylor and Augie football games, university ties, and social visits among Bryan residents, with several trips to Waco, Houston, and Wheelers.

Walti Minkert Tabor Winnie Harris Wm. Mudepith Bryan Albert Maneman Marlin Leonard Wheeless Home Parniture Co Waco M.baylor Victor Gayle Galveston Gayle Katie Daly Hhe Company American Legion Fair N. H. Jackson Evelyn Goode Houston Logon Mer. L. W. Koehl Jennie Ice C.F. Wilter Russell Miller Jose White, Jr Foothill Koeye Agies Baylor University Henry Wickes San Antonio Wickes W. 3 Hanover Hou Mre Wheelock John Sidney Smith the Eagle Louie Beard Robert John Persons Waco Lite Loth Smith Beard Davles University Wee Stabnt Motor Company Dona Carnes Walter J. Coulw Tr. Coulter Walter Coulte Atimenis A. & M. College Dr. Coulter A. & M. Colhere Willem Holiday Belton Hollladay Grady Hanover Whatlock Holliday Baylor Collee Halliday Texae Old Washington on-the-Branes Praxes County Millhona Q Wan Nol Miu Ruth Cavitt Wheelers Dot Sketet Robert Armetone Urenline Avenue Robert V. Atm Hemle Rico University of Texas J. W. Conway Erwin Conway Baylor Chas. Edge Margaret Walker Bil Oliver Cearge Smith Longhorns Owls Texas University A. J. Johnson North College Avenue Jo Ann Davis M. F. Davis Spem W. M Dorothy McDowell Mise Polly Morgen George Kaie J. C. Johnson Hearne Oeri

York of Missions Topic of Talks At BEY PS Sunday

A large crowd of youths attended a Bryan federation meeting Sunday afternoon at College Avenue Baptist church. Speakers covered early modern missionaries and their trails in spreading Christianity, with tributes to Adoniram Judson and others.

York of Missions BEY PS Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies Saminy College Avenue Baptist Church Coutmaich Free Will Baptist, Church First Christian Church Earl Terdy Presbyterian John Patton Gladys Raw's Agane Baptist Church Adoniram Judson Jode Dorothy Coevington Dydav Ivelen Litd Africa

Clubhouse Oyster Cracker Hors d Oeuvres Recalled

Poorly legible recipe fragment describes heating oysters in butter until edges curl, serving on crackers with whipped egg whites and radish, then browning. Also references pork chops with apples onions and crackers baked in a moderate oven and a printing order note.

Pecan Exhibit Drive Aimed at World Fair

Brazos county extension and the Edys and Girls Club department seek one quart exhibits of pecans for a World Fair display. Send diverse varieties, mark untested nuts for testing, and include grower names. County agents will assist. Also praise for the Brazil County American Legion fair and reminders for 4-H entries and Live-at-Home reports.

Wents Brazos Pecans J. F. Rezenborough Brees County Rogborough

Prospect School Carnival to Aid Basketball Fund

A carnival at Prospect School Friday night October 28 at 8 o clock raises funds for the Prospect boys basketball. A Halloween scheme features booths and sales. attendees wear marks. Mrs. Joae Pree leads the event with music by the Cargill band.

A. Tdeprasson Prospect School Prospect

Allen Farm Notes Half Bale to Acre Cotton Production

Jno D. Rogers of Brazea county near Mili in Bryan today reported Acala cotton on his plantation. He says the majority grows a half bale to an acre across the entire area, with marked yields on the Allen farm.

ALLEN Jno D. Rogers Alle Brazea Mili Bryan Ate

Edge Community Notes on Marriages and Local Events

Sunday gathering with the Payne family and others. two weddings last Thursday at Rev J J Wipkin’s Bryan home, Emma Mande El-Yotd and R C Volker plus Bertha Made Brett and Rudolph Kindt. Kindt to Kurten. Parkers stay local. Potatoes being dug. cane syrup making in fall. Edge placed second in school disney and fifth in community exhibit at Brazos County America Legion Fair.

Charlie Payne Payne Brazos County America Legion Mdee Emma Mande el- Yotd R. C. Volrker Mix Bertha Brett Rudolph Kindt J. J. Wipkin Bryan J. C. Bolton J. D. Sanders Shiloh Chas Bill Pack Gauchter Martha Jean Clare Pack Fdge Disney

Protracted Benchley Meeting Draws Crowd With Knight Speech

The opening night of Rev. Leand J. Knight of Booneville Ark leading a Church of Christ in Benchley drew a large audience. Knight aims to explain why he rejects Sunday School drawing visitors from both Sunday School and non Sunday School groups. The public is invited to attend.

Leand J. Knight Pooneville Ark Church of Christ of Key College End M. Ft. Payne Perry Mary Francis T. Je Bryan Mickle Shreveport J. H. Knight Booneville, Ark John Bowanan Steele's Store Henry Baker Calvert Bilby Sikes J. 44. Gallon Publi Resulathy

Building Permits Dwindle Across Texas in September

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 87 Texas cities issued permits totaling $4,992,075 for September, a 17 percent decline from the prior year. Only three cities surpassed $100,000 in new permits, while the three month period showed a sharp drop to $28,715.26 compared with $10,019,000 a year earlier.

Avetin Get Texas Universiy of Texas Bureau of Business Research Datla Nodsomy Astin Uva

Outlook for 1982 Quarter Decline Reports

An authority notes the final quarter of 1982 shows signs of continued decline with a projected rate of drop from 1921. Contracts awarded in the 27 Western States reached $1,057,260 for the first nine months, down from $2,462,707 a year earlier.

Hareen henZom Boar Budee Corporation Moo Bay Uy

Texas awards highway contracts in Brazos and Madison counties

The Texas highway commission awarded road and bridge projects totaling about 2.28 million dollars under emergency federal aid. Brazos county will get 10.6 miles of concrete paving from Bryan to College Station and Bryan to the Brazos River bottom on highway 21, to Union Paving Company for 799,580.41 dollars. Madison county plans 15.7 miles of concrete paving and drainage works from Madisonville to the Trinity River on highway 21, with WD. i. Dullin of Arkadelphia, Arkansas, the low bidder at 495,262 dollars. Labor rules favor local workers and veterans, with minimum wages set at 50 and 45 cents per hour.

Austin Texas Highway Commission Brazos County Madison Brazos Bryan College Station Brazos River Bottom Union Paving Company Philadelphia Madison County Madisonville Trinity River WD. i. Dullin Arkadelphia Ark

Crop of watermelons averages $40 to acre

Littlefield, Oct. 25 Ay- 3. B. Coursey reports he has averaged about $40 per acre from a 265 acre watermelon crop planted. Three wagons with teams haul melons from field to highway for trucks headed to larger centers. Five to ten trucks daily have been loaded this season. Mr. Coursey also notes visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Boriskie and Mrs. Gee. House, traveled to Houston for a relatives visit and shopping tour.

Littlefield B. Coursey Frank J. Boriskie Gee. House Houston

Texas September bankruptcy report shows fewer firms failed

Texas business failures fell in September with 47 bankruptcies down from 70 in August and 87 a year earlier. Liabilities totaled 799 600, the first sub million monthly figure in over a year, with average liabilities per failure at 7006 and weekly failures at 12. Drug stores led insolvencies at 27, followed by dry goods and clothing at 26.

Austin Texas University of Texas Pateau of Business Research Bureau

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