Rev Ainsworth author of Bryan book for coming year
Rev A F Ainsworth former pastor of the First Christian church of Bryan is named author of a forthcoming volume titled Great Romantic Urge. The book will be reviewed in major cities and circulated by agencies early in 1931. Ainsworth has a long background in teaching law and public health work and has spoken on social science topics across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Ainsworth
de Dutle
Bosst
Alvah Frankliworth
First Christian Church
Bryan
Ontario
Canada
Ainsworth
Dakotas
Prairie
States
Ineworth
Culver-Stockton Colege
Indiana Law School
Duating
L. L
United States
Plant 10 million trees honoring Washington in reforestation effort
The column urges planting 10,000,000 trees as a national reforestation stride. It argues forests are declining as timber use rises and climate effects could harm interior regions if not replaced. Americans joining the program honor Washington and aid the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
American Tree Association
Five Years of Service Marked at College Avenue Baptist Church
College Avenue Baptist Church observes five years of service since organization on September 11, 1925 under Rev. Roy S. Holloman. The church has grown from 0 charter members to 45 percent of its goal, with property valued near $45,000. Acknowledgment will occur at the 11 o clock service with evening sermons on The Who Has Been a World ie Joke and A Greatly Disturbed by a Evage from God. Congregational singing and special music accompany the observance, and the public is invited to celebrate this milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Baptist Church
Roy S. Holloman
Aft
Former Resident Studies Plaques in U S Service
Former Brazos county resident Dr Lloyd visited Bryan after returning from Brownsville and other border points where United States Public Health Service stations were inspected. He spent time with friends in Bryan and at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Pan-American Sanitary Bureau
Washington
International Office of Public Hygiene
Paris
Sk. Lloyd
Peru
Ecuador
Equador
the Republic
San Francisco
Texas
Brazos County
Texas Medical College
Galveston
St. Mary's Hospital
United States Public Health Service
Bryan
Brownsville
Public Health Service
BR. J. Lloyd
Four Burned As Gas Explodes At Madisonville
An eight month old baby of Mr and Mrs J T Sims was fatally burned when gasoline poured into their car tank ignited by a match at a filling station on highway 75 near Madisonville The Sims car exploded and burned while Mr and Mrs Sims were seriously burned but expected to recover Joyce Sim lit the match to see if the tank was full The car was destroyed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
J.T. Sims
Sims
Bethel Couple Guests of Pasadena Residents
Mr and Mrs Will Bethel of Pasadena are guests in the home of Dr and Mrs R Harrison. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bethel
Pasadena
Rural Teachers Of Two Counties Will Meet Here
Rural teachers from Brazos and Burleson counties plan a joint institute at Stephen F. Austin High School in Bryan on September 11 and 12. The program features Dr. Ullrich of Georgetown University and Bryan Superintendent H L Durham among others plus sessions on geography, supervision, and educational trends. A Brazos farmer quips about future policy to blend sow and cow farming to avoid borrowing.
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Brazos
Burleson
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
Mirich
Southwestern University
H. L. Durham
Bryan Public Schools
Germany
Ullrich
Hulan Anderson
Conroe
W. L. Hughes
Officers Elected by College Avenue Baptist Church Women
The Woman's Missionary Union of College Avenue Baptist Church named a new officer corps for the coming year in a Tuesday meeting. Unanimous votes chose President Mrs. Locke McNeeley first vice president Mrs. H Whitley secretary Mrs A Ware and treasurer Miss Martha Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Union
College Avenue Baptist Church
Locke MecNeeley
H. Whitley
A. Ware
Martha Martin
Martin Family Returns to Bryan After Long Tour
Prof and Mrs A D Martin and sons Foy and Marcile finish a three month vacation visiting Washington Philadelphia Atlantic City New York Nagara Falls Boston and Portland Maine before crossing into Canada and returning via Louisville. The 7600 mile auto trip included seven weeks in Washington with son A D Jr at the Bureau of Standards.
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A. D. Martin
Foy
Marcile
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York City
Nagara Falls
Boston
Fort
Portland
Maine
Canada
United States
Doto
Montreal
Zonto
Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Bryan
Martins
A. D. Jr
United States Bureau of Standards
Radio Division
Washington
Martin
Lions Governors Hold Ist Meeting in Hillsboro
The Texas Council of Governors of Lions International held its first meeting in Hillsboro on September 2 at the home of Governor and Mrs. Fred C. Grimes. Attendees included Melvin Jones and Julian C. Hyer, with Dr. R. H. Graham elected president and S. A. Stewart secretary. A district convention was set for May 5 1931 in Port Arthur and plans were made for a Texas Night at the Toronto International convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Council of Governors of
Lions International
Hillsboro
Fred C. Grimes
Lion Melvin Jones
Chicago
Lion
Julian C. Hyer
Fort Worth
Lion John Erhard
Dallas
Lion A. C. Kater
Houston
Lion S. A. Stewart
Texas Lions Clubs
Wichita Falls
A. Stewart
Lion Cy
Texas
Gove
Braswell
Fur Is
Se International
Toronto
Canada
Grimes
Hillsboro Lions Club
Jones
Council of Governors
Graham
Card of Thanks from R Pat Patterson for Precinct 4 race
R Pat Patterson thanks loyal supporters in his county commissioner race and denies backing the Fergusons. He states he voted for Young in the first primary and Sterling in the second, congratulates Mr Buchanan, and asks friends to keep records straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergusons
Young
Sterling
Mr. Buchanan
R. Pat Patterson
It Is Folly to Expect Men to Do All They May Do
A brief quotation attributed to Whatley notes folly in assuming people will do all they reasonably can and more. The line reflects on effort and expectation without citing events or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
China
Whatley
Bridge over Brazos river location approved
W Baryon reports from G Wickline that the Brazos River bridge west of Bryan is approved by the Texas State Highway Commission engineer. Federal road bureau engineers will inspect the site before final approval. The fixed survey places the bridge about five miles north of Pitts bridge with minor foundation changes possible.
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W. Baryon
G. 3. Wickline
Texas State Highway Commission
St A
Brazos River
United Department of Agriculture
Bryan
Brazos
Pitts Bridge
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People’s Column
C.A. Baptist Church
U. S
Dr. Ullrich
Georgetown University
Geo. B. Wilcox
C. A. Church
Eagle
Jno
The
Parker Lumber Co
Abe Chanowski
E. Yeager Hardware CO
Yeager Hardware CO
Bryan, Texas
Lions
Douglas
Curlee Clothing
J. Groginsky & Son
Onc
Aladdin
Harrow
Bryan and Brazos County
Parker-Astin Hardware Co
Schaeffer
Parker and Wah
Caldwell
Jewelry
C. E. Griesser
Rigidaire and
Delco Light
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