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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

8

Slacken in Business and Industry Hit by Drought in Eleventh District

The Eleventh Federal Reserve District shows rapid crop deterioration and weak business activity due to protracted drought across large areas. August 1 Department of Agriculture figures indicate crop yields, excluding cotton, below year ago levels. cotton prospects improved slightly, but low prices hurt farmers purchasing power.

Federal Reserve District Darlas Acca Grr Federal Reserve Bank Department of Agriculture Drouth Texas

Miss Flodora Fagan Celebrates Sixth Birthday

Little Miss Flodora Fagan age six, daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Fagan, marked a birthday at her West 26th street home. Neighborhood children attended as guests, cake with six pink candles and ice cream followed, and the hours were merry for the youngsters.

Flodora Fagan D. W. Fagan West 26Th Street Flodora

Waco Musician Spends Week With Parents

Sam Knox, marimbist with a Waco radio orchestra, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatman for a week before returning to work. He recently returned from a two month Europe trip as part of the official ship orchestra on the Cunard liner Tuscania which faced a severe storm injuring five passengers.

Sam Knox Joe Tatman Waco Sam Europe New York

Vesper Service Held by Eastern Star Leaders

Hon Oak McKenzie and Mrs E E Yeager led a Sunday vesper at Sue Haswell Memorial Park in observance of Robert Morris birthday. McKenzie spoke on adoptive Masonry for women and early history of the organization while Yeager discussed current practice and rites of the Eastern Star.

Oak McKenzie Bryan Order of the Eastern Star E. E. Yeager Sue Haswell Robert Morris McKenzie

Eastern Star Visit Highlights Civic Service

Visitors from Calvert and Franklin joined Bryan Chapter in a service praising Eastern Star ideals. Speakers Mrs. Ollie Davis Minnie Rambo and C Langford shared testimony. A duet by Mesdames Dansby and Ashworth impressed, Rev Marshall gave benediction, and guests enjoyed confections at Sue Haswell Memorial Park after the event.

Eastern Star Ollie Davis Calvert Minnie Rambo C. Langford Franklin Mesdames R. M. Dansby A. Ashworth Marshall

Hendersons Return From Vacation With Legal Leaders Visit

Mr and Mrs T S Henderson returned from a trip visiting New Orleans New York and Chicago. In Chicago they stayed with their daughter Mrs H M Bennett and attended a three day session of the American Association where Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes was guest of honor and delivered the welcome address to a delegation of lawyers from England Ireland and France.

T. S. Henderson New Orleans New York Chicago H. M. Bennett American Association Chas, Evans Hughes England Ireland France Cameron Enterprise

Red Cross Life Saving Classes Conclude At Bryan Club

The American Red Cross life saving and swimming instruction at Bryan Country Club pool finished for the season under Lt. L. R. Nachman. Three senior and nine junior emblems will be awarded after final tests. Senior testers ranged from 17 to 83 percent, juniors from 12 to 17 years old with several notable scores.

American National Red Cross Bryan Country Club L. R. Nachman Infantry American Red Cross Red Cross G. W. Ross Coulter Appess K Hassell M. L. Parker, Jr Alexander G. F. Cazell George R. Branch Bessie Mae Liehte Louise Dyer Lucy Parks W. A. Finley Clarence Vick

Lands Posted Notice Against Trespassers in Presnall

Notice declares all lands posted as required by law. Hunters and trespassers will be prosecuted.

Presnall

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Parker Bryan Cotton Oil Clem Lenair Richardson Washington Avenue Fairman Apartments Bryan and Brazos County Associated Community Builders, Inc First National Bank Allen Smith, Inc. Groceries
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