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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1928

Page

3

Afghanistan aims for one wife per man under king

London dispatches report King Amanullah of Afghanistan intends to restrict men to a single wife. The decree targets government workers and could curb polygamy nationwide. The move follows the king and Queen Souriya’s Western visit and is tied to women’s emancipation and veil removal.

London Kamal Pasha Turkey Amanullah Afghanistan Kabul Europe England Souriya Constantinople

Pioneering Pasteur and the rise of antiseptics

A brief look at Pasteur 1852 discovery that wound infections come from malignant bacteria. The text highlights antiseptics improving over time and promotes Liquid Borozone as a modern antiseptic to prevent infections, available from Roman & Vick.

Pasteur Roman & Vick

Waco Preparations for Miss Minetta Richter's August Illumination

City life buzzing as Miss Minetta Richter and E. E. McAdams plan September 14 wedding announced by sister Mrs. W. W. Fall. McAdams, former Bryan city manager and A&M College graduate, has many friends in Waco and at College.

Waco Minetta Richter E. E. McAdams W. W. Fall Bridge North Twentyseventh Waco News-Tribune McAdams Bryan

Mrs. M. C. Hardy Buried in Bryan After Century Threat

Funeral services for Mrs. M. C. Hardy were held at the Bryan City Cemetery after her death at the home of her son Col. Wash Hardy in Shreveport Louisiana. She was nearly one hundred and had lived in Brazos county including Millican and Bryan. Nephew former Congressman Rufus Hardy of Corsicana attended. Pallbearers included Charley Myers and others.

M. C. Hardy Col. Wash Hardy Shreveport Southern Pacific Railroad Bryan City Brazos County Millican Bryan Col Wash Hardy Doc Hardy Mattie Susie Hardy Rufus Hardy Corsicana R. E. Day First Baptist Church McCulloch-Dans

Rainbow Girls Elect Officers on Friday Night

Bryan Assembly No 41 Rainbow for Girls held autumn elections during a regular business meeting. Elected officers will serve through January with five candidates to be initiated at the next meeting after installation. Joyce Smith, as former worthy advisor, presided over a successful closing administration.

Bryan Assembly Rainbow Lucille Ayres Marguerite Buchanan Charity Hazel Adams Hope Ruth Smith Faith Lucille Vick Joyce Smith

Texarkana Sets Neutral Ground Grid Clash in October

Baylor University and the University of Arkansas agree to a neutral site game at Grim Stadium in Texarkana on October 13. Special trains will carry supporters from Waco and Fayetteville, with fans from Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana expected. Texarkana Junior College meets the Magnolia Aggies the same day.

Texarkana Ark Tex Baylor University University of Arkansas Grim Stadium Waco Fayetteville Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Texarkana Chamber of Commerce Texarkana Junior College Magnolia Aggies

Accidental Deaths Highest In Males

The latest figures show 95,500 deaths by accident in the United States last year. Of these, 23,251 were from automobiles and 17,000 from falls. Suffocation and drowning totaled 8,000. The digest notes that men and boys are injured twice as often as women and girls, linked to more exposure and less caution.

United States

Engagement announced for Miss Virginia Bradfield and Ross Priddy

Miss Virginia Bradfield of Daingerfield to Ross Priddy of Dallas announced at a tea in Daingerfield. The couple, both SMU graduates, plan a wedding on October 2. A color scheme of lavender and silver framed décor and monogrammed iced plates announced the event.

Virginia Bradfield W. D. Bradfield Southern Methodist University Ross Priddy Dallas Daingerfield Bradfield Joe Bradfield Miss Bradfield Delta Delta Delta Sorority Priddy Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Helen Bradfield May Irvin Carolyn Newsom Marguerite Chambers Mildred Price A. M. Hooker Margaret Grammar Mildred Fleming Pittsburg This City Irma Faye Stokes Austin Eugenia Lacy Chambers Frooker Dallas News

Byrd Explains Support for Alfred E. Smith in Virginia

Virginia Governor Harry F. Byrd pledges full support to Alfred E. Smith, urging Virginians to back the Democratic nominee and oppose desertion over Prohibition and religious issues. Byrd defends Smith’s record as New York chief executive and argues loyalty to the party safeguards the South.

Richmond Harry F. Byrd Alfred E. Smith America Byrd Virginia J. Murray Hooker State Democratic Committee Smith South Hoover New York Democratic Party of Democratic Party People of

Penney's Style Show Big Success

The J. C. Penney Co style show drew strong attendance Friday night with living models. A mammoth clock marked the hours as a model appeared in period attire, marking the season’s first show. Manager E R Bryant received praise for the cleverly arranged event. Models included Miss Lelia Law Davis, Miss Margaret Cobb, Miss Rose Marie Graham, Miss Tiny Ross, Mrs Milton Fountain, Mrs Velma Graham, Miss Helen Miller, Miss Dorothy Hedges, Miss Billie Mae Marburger, and Miss Patsy Ratcliff.

J. C. Penney Co Living Models E.R. Bryant Lelia Law Davis Marigaret Cobb Rose Marie Graham

Officers Named by Methodists Here on Sunday

The First Methodist church held a Sunday quarterly conference electing officers for the coming year. Key posts include trustees W H Cole E J Jenkins Wilson Bradley Oak McKenzie C E Jenkins E W Crenshaw A M Waldrop and others. Sam Crenshaw is Sunday School superintendent and Dr J W Black serves as charge lay leader.

First Methodist Church W. H. Cole E. J. Jenkins Wilson Bradley Oak McKenzie C. E. Jenkins E. W. Crenshaw A. M. Waldrop J. B. Priddy C. M. Bethany Sam Crenshaw T. A. Adams J. H. Beard J. W. Black E. R. Bryant J. S. Caldwell H. T. Downard R. C. Franks Cc. R. Gardner W. R. Fairman R. M. Dansby W. K. Gibbs J. W. Ball Cc. E. Jenkins

Legion Board to Award War Relics in Texas

A Texas American Legion awards committee will meet September 17 after receiving a merit list of posts and points. Trophies include cannons rifles helmets and other war souvenirs donated by the War Department. Committee members include State Adjutant General R L Robertson Major Walton D Evod and severalColonels Majors and auxiliary officers.

Associated Press Austin Texas American Legion R. L. Robertson Department Adjutant of the Legion War Department Robertson Walton D. Evod American Legion San Antonio E.O. Thompson Amarillo Hal Co. Horton Greenville Myron _ Blalock Marshall Lewis Lauterstein A. H. Carrigan Wichita Falls F. H. Harding Harlingen American Legion Auxiliary Hal W. Greer Laredo

Home of Illustrious Texan Near Huntsville To Be Kept

Plans aim to preserve Henderson Yoakum's historic home eight miles east of Huntsville Walker county. The eleven acre site could be purchased at a reasonable price and the project seeks to reinstate the house and grounds to their life period for future occupancy and care.

Huntsville Henderson K. Yoakum Yoakum Texas Walker County

Football Rules Stabilized Says Coach D X Bible

Fort Worth report on D X Bible stating 1928 rule changes to be simplified and held steady after next year. Highlights include incomplete backward passes as protected plays, muffed and fouled punts clarified, and no interference with eligible receivers beyond the line. Southwest meeting moves to Waco in 1929 with officials and coaches gathering for briefings.

Fort Worth D. X. Bible Southwest University Club Bible Texas A. and National Football Rules Committee Southwest Board of Waco W. W. Fort Dallas Trav Daniel

Floyd Jarrett Identified in Lamar Bank Robbery

ARDMORE Oklahoma September 10 five Lamar Colorado residents positively identified Floyd Jarrett as one of the men who robbed the Lamar Bank last May resulting in four deaths, sheriff London of Carter county announced.

Ardmore Okla Lamar Colorado Floyd Jarrett Lamar Bank London Carter County

Title of River Bed Contested in Court

Austin news: about 300 defendants served personally in Texas suit over title to 50 miles of the north fork of Red river bed in Gray and Wheeler counties. About 200 more defendants to be served by newspaper publication. Trial slated for October. Amended petition filed August 29 alleging illegal entry before January 1, 1927.

Austin C. W. Bradford North Fork Red River Gray Wheeler District Court Clerk

Carlsbad Cavern Draws Record August Visitors

Carlsbad Cavern reports 14,688 visitors in August 1928, boosting eight month totals to 35,393. August alone surpasses the combined 1925 and 1926 figures, as officials attribute the surge to publicity from a West Texas Chamber of Commerce district meeting with Gov. Moody of Texas and Gov. Dillon of New Mexico in attendance.

Carlsbad N. M Carlsbad Cavern Thomas Boles National Park Service Gov. Moody Texas Gov Dillon New Mexico West Texas

Sunday Banner Day at First Baptist Church Bryan

Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Bryan drew a large crowd after Sunday School as T C Gardner spoke and a 3 pm pep meeting with Gardner and R C Buckner outlined the Week's B Y P U training. The church aims to enlist 2500 Bryan readers for the Bible this week starting Monday Sept 10 at 6 15 pm with lunch served by W M U.

First Baptist Church Bryan T. C. Gardner Dallas Mr. Gardner R. C. Buckner

First Suit for Bird Violations Filed in Beaumont

Beaumont report states L. S. Mc Crory deputy fish game and oyster commissioner filed the first suit in a drive against game law violations. He says hunters for income will face hard sledding in southeast Texas as ducks have been shipped in barrels from gulf coast marshes in Jefferson county and beaches were strewn with undersize fish by fishermen.

Beaumont L. S. McCrory Fish, Game and Oyster Texas Gulf Coast Jefferson County McCrory

Dredging to Begin at Port Arthur Canal Mouth

Major F. W. Clark announces dredging of the Sabine Pass canal mouth will start soon. The entrance will be widened to 200 feet, with separate funds for Sabine-Neches canal dredging held up by a War Department bridge decision in Port Arthur.

Port Arthur Sabine Pass F. W. Clark United States Sabine District Sabine-Neches Canal War Department

Texas Women Club Officials Dominate National List

Washington reports Texas gains large representation in the General Federation of Women's Clubs official family. New president Mrs. John F. Sippel cites Texas leaders, naming appointments in fine arts, resolutions, press publicity, rural cooperation, and international relations. She notes Texas dues support federation work and looks forward to the November state convention in San Antonio.

Washington Texas General Federation of Women’s Clubs John F. Sippel Henry Drought Department of Fine Arts R. Q. Lee Resolutions Meade F. Griffin Department of Press Publicity Phoebe K. Warner Committee On Rural Cooperation Lee Joseph International Relations Department Florence C. Floore Maggie W. Barry Gem Federation W. Potter General Federation Texas All Texas Federation San Antonio

Houston kin backs Hoover amid convention clash

Col Andrew Jackson Houston, son of General Sam Houston and superintendent of San Jacinto Battlefield Park, says he will bolt a nominee who bolts the platform and backs Herbert Hoover. Houston Williams, local insurer and Houston kin, endorses Hoover as the most capable choice for president.

Houston Andrew Jackson Houston San Jacinto Battleground Sam Houston Herbert Hoover Houston Williams General Houston Hoover

New Child Genus at Age 6 Is Found

New York Sept 10 Dr Wini fred Sackville Stoner announces a new child genius at six years Lorraine of No 393 speaks and writes in French English and Spanish writes directs her own dramas composes poetry paints conducts all her correspondence on a typewriter Lorraine is pronounced near physically perfect by a league committee and devotes daily play to developing the genius spark

New York Winifred Sackville Stoner le Let Lorraine Stoner League For League

Wholesale Reform of Prison System Is to Be Presented

Wholesale reform of the Texas tax system will be recommended to the state Democratic convention in Dallas next week by State Tax Commissioner F C Weinert and others. The group asks the convention to urge the legislature to act, arguing aid to farmers should start at home in line with Governor Alfred E Smith’s stance.

Austin Texas Dallas F. C. Weinert Alfred E. Smith Weinert

Baptist Leaders Meet in Dallas Over Texas Convention Plans

Rev. R E Day of Bryan attended a Dallas meeting of Baptist leaders with Dr George W Truett and Pat Neff. The board discussed a 1 million dollar shortfall at Clinton Carnes and considered T L Holcomb as secretary. Preparations for the Mineral Wells convention on November 16 were outlined.

R. E. Day First Baptist Church of Bryan Executive Bean Convention of Texas Dallas George W. Truett Southern Baptist Convention Pat M. Neff Baptist Genneral Convention of Texas Atlanta Clinton & Carnes Baptist Home Mission Board Day T. L Holcomb Sherman Baptist General Convention de Holcomb Halcomb F. S. Grener Marshall Mineral Wells

Candidate Backs Down on Promise

Houston September 10 Associated Press reports James Marmion will stay in the mayoral race after bond issue totaling 2 950 008 passed by 61 percent. Marmion had vowed to withdraw to honor promises but says conscience forces him to remain to carry out voters’ intent.

Associated Press Houston James B Merrion Oscar Halcombe Marmion Halcombe Walter Meredith

Like An Ostrich Avoiding Skin Truths

A medical authority warns against covering blemishes with creams and hiding disorders. It argues skin eruptions signal toxins entering the blood and suggests using Herbine, a vegetable medicine, to improve skin conditions and strengthen the body against disease.

Vick

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. Rountree M. D. Pellagra W.c. Rountree M. D M’ Adams Seon Mrs. Hardy Rainbow Girls Ross Peddy Bryan Boy Miss W. Bradfield Penney J. W Black Kathleen Bullard Wesley Brotherhood Legion Board War Relic Gen Herb Rev. Day Eiwoud
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