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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1934

Page

6

Miss Dorothy Adair to enter Baylor College Belton

Miss Dorothy Adair will leave Sunday to enter Baylor College at Belton for the fall term. She will be carried to Belton by her mother Mrs. B. C. Jones. Dr. L. Price and his nephew Prince Jr. of Dallas will be weekend guests of Bryan friends. Miss Margaret May of Palestine visits at Mrs. J. S. Doane’s. Many Bryan residents host and visit with guests from A. and M. College and other nearby towns.

Dorothy Adair Baylor College Belton B. C. Jones L. Price Mry Prince Jr Dallas Bryan Margaret May Palestine J. S. Doane College Lillian Ferguson el Paso Mollege Austin S. L. Johnson Brenham Wilman Ross CCC P New Waverley Bry George Ross A. H. Keller E. A. Keller Rs. R.franze L. Komer M. B Wixon Brazos County Onie Robinson Marlin Robinson Dan S. Hall Milton Davis Charles Moehlman W. B. Edge Jack Underwood Dickerson University of Texas Mary Elizabeth Gardner Georgia Lee Davis Draughon’s Business College Houston Edwin Beard Trav Beard United States Navy Panama New York Edwin U. S. S. New Mexico Navy Frances Green Maurice Young R. Henry Harrison Jr W. Sanford Gibbs Columbus Ohio W. F. Gibbs Mary Jo Jim Hall Hall M. College Jeanette J. A. D. Robinson Jim Tobias Ben Bond J. W. Hicks Walter Wipprecht Bryan Hospital F. T. Lagear San Antonio F. L. Oldt Mr. Oldt Roland J. Windrow Construction Company Mrs. Oldt Williams Ray Cross W. C. Johnson Beaumont

Half of Century Spent in Bryan

J. T. McGee justice of the peace and retired USPS worker, celebrated 50 years in Bryan this week. He said Bryan has improved in buildings and modern amenities but population growth has lagged, noting development between Bryan and College has spread the area.

Bryan Joe T. McGee J. T. McGee U. S. Postal Service Abilene Justice McGee College Here

Methodist Bible Class Quick Meeting Plans Year

Friday evening members of the Lily Oswell Cochran Bible class met at Theodor Mahler’s home on Thirty second Street. Attendance was trimmed by bad weather but the roll was revised and 40 members will be urged to attend regularly. A plan to adopt an orphan from the Methodist home in Waco received favorable comment for submission Sunday morning. The class officers include President Miss Oline Koenig Vice president Mrs Marie Francklow and Secretary Miss Elsie Syptak.

Lily Oswell Cochran Methodist Church Theodor Mahler Thirty-second Waco Oline Koenig Marie Francklow Elsie Syptak

Wallace and Schellie Obtain Montgomery Marriage License

J. M. Wallace and Miss Beat Rice Schellie of Montgomery county have been issued a marriage license by County Clerk Clyde Goen. The couple plans to wed in the near future in Montgomery territory.

J. M. Wallace Beatrice Schellie Montgomery County Clyde Goen

Sale of Tickets for Bryan College Entertainment Series Launched

The Bryan and College communities launch season ticket sales for an entertainment series opening October 22 featuring Vilhjalmur Stefansson. Six attractions include lectures, drama, and musical programs with national reputations. Bryan Women and Bryan Reading clubs sponsor. Key organizers listed. tickets at local stores and libraries.

Viljahmur Stefansson Bryan Womans Club Bryan Reading Club Bryan Mesdames W. H. Darrow M. E. Wallace F. L. Henderson W. S. Howell

Spud in Mildred O'Brien No. 1 Oil Well Grimes County

The Mildred O'Brien No. 1 oil well, drilled by trustees Hubert Holt and Sam B Freund, spudded in Thursday afternoon near Piedmont on the Moses Evans survey. Eight miles from Navasota, the site attracts strong local interest as rigging proceeds for a thorough test.

Mildred O’brien

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