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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1931

Page

2

Astin Will Endows Rice Institute and Local Churches

Houston reports detail the will of the late Mrs. J. R. Astin of Mumford totaling about 200 000 for education religion and culture. It endows a J R Astin scholarship at Texas A and M College funded by a 650 acre farm sale and allocates 80 000 for a Franklin scholarship at Rice Institute. St Andrew's Episcopal Church Bryan receives 10 000, Houston Christ Church gets 10 000, and a fountain at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts is funded from jewelry proceeds. The remainder goes to family. executors named R W Franklin and B B Rice.

Houston J. R. Astin Mumford Texas A. and M. College For St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Bryan Franklin Robertson County Nance Street Houston Museum of Fine A Frankin Christ Church Museum of Fine Arts R. W. Franklin Rice Institute Board of Trustees B. B. Rice Texas Senaderes

AM Consolidated School Patrons Plan Year's Work

About 100 patrons and others attended a mass meeting at 8 o clock Monday regarding the Consolidated school program for the year. Mrs F L Thomas presided as president of the Parent Teacher Association and a committee was named to secure screening for the school building to guard against flies and mosquitoes and related illness. Financing steps were announced to provide funds for the coming year's program.

Consolidated School At College F. L. Thomas Consolidated Parent-Teacher Association

Bryan Men Speak at Navasota Meeting

J Webb Howell and J B Priddy were among speakers addressing Navasota citizens on Thursday evening about securing high density commerce for cotton marketed at an prompt point and the general plan of shipment and management to align with that used by the Bryan Company.

J. Webb Howell J. B. Priddy Navasota Mt Point Bryan Company

Teachers Night Service Promised at First Baptist

The First Baptist Church announces a special Teachers Night service for Sunday September 27 inviting teachers from all city and college station schools as guests. The event, named Teachers Night, appears in the church bulletin dated September 20 with the evening program in preparation.

First Baptist Church College Station

Walton Urges Freshmen to Apply Themselves at A&M

COLLEGE STATION Sept. 24 President T O Walton of Texas A and M College welcomed incom ing freshmen at Guion hall urging hard work. He warned future success depends on effort in coming weeks and urged students to form ties with instructors. Ernest Langford outlined traditions as registration continued and freshman football candidates began practice.

College Station T. O. Walton Texas A. and M. College Guion Hall Walton Ernest Langford

Rock Prairie church ties and family memories shared

A community letter recalls long friendship with Mrs Williams and Bert in Brazos county. The writer describes travels through New Mexico, visits with relatives in Bryan, Wellborn, Millican, and Mills, and notes large wheat harvests and rising costs. They praise local produce, canned goods, and fall dining with homegrown staples.

Rock Prairie Church Williams Bert Brazos County Rock Prairie Bryan Wellborn Millican J. Hi. Parsons Ao Mills New Mexico Springer, Cimarron Agile Lake Dam Taos Moro Mills United States Matamoros Old Mexico New York City Allegheny Mountains W. L. Ayres Mia Paan Elmer Dixon Castro County Houston Galveston Callahan Baylor Eagle

Bryan Woman Named Entertainment Chair in Texas Congress

In the twenty third annual Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Association convention to be held in San Antonio November 9 to 13, Mrs Gabe Carell is listed as chairman of the entertainment committee. Mrs Cavell is daughter of Mrs Nannie Rohde and formerly Miss Aline Rohde of Bryan.

Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Association San Antonio Gabe Carell Cavell Nannie Rohde Aline Rohde Bryan

Governor Signs Cotton Acreage Bill Limiting Plantings

Austin reports Gov. R. S. Sterling signed the measure limiting next two years plantings to 30 percent of current cotton area. It bars repeating cotton on the same land yearly and imposes fines from 25 to 100 dollars per acre. District and county attorneys may seek injunctions. opponents call it unconstitutional and a court test is expected.

Austin R. S. Sterning

Bryan Lions Support Athletic Coupon Drive at College Station

Athletic club notes cooperation from Bryan business and professional men aiding the athletic department and sale of coupon books good for events in College Station next year. Members list and social program details follow with solos by Mildred Salley and piano by Mrs Sprague.

Bryan College Station Lion R. H. Harrison, Jr Lion E. J. Harris Smetana King’s Highway Otto Dinwiddie Hart A. and M. College Lion Fred Hale Lion W. EF. Paulson JD. W. Carton Mildred Salley Lions C. T. Sprague Miss Salley R. H. Harrison, Jr C. C. Redding Jno O. Ferguson F. D. Fuller J. Coulter Smith R. A. McDaniel A. D. Jackson Jess B. McGee Harry L. Durham Ed J. Harris Frederick A. Burt W. FE. Paulson Cyril Luker F E. L. Lyons Ben H. Noel D. Paul Dansby Joe Kaplan J. Maniloff R. C. Franks Roy Danforth

Bethlehem Steel to Adjust Wages Similar to Hoover Regret

Eugene G. Grace president of Bethlehem Steel Corp the second largest unit in the industry announced a wage adjustment for its employees similar to the Hoover regime plan.

Art Eugene G. Grace Bethlehem Steel Corporation

No Cuts Planned at Chicago Steel Plants

Chicago Sept 23 Executives of Inland Steel American Steel Foundries Acme Steel and Wisconsin said no wage reductions were under consideration at present indicating no cuts planned at Chicago steel plants.

Chicago Inland Steel American Steel Foundries Acme Steel Wisconsin

Texas lawmakers mull fee cuts and tax board directive

Texas senators disagreed on a flat one per cent cut while the House committee advanced a bill to reduce county officer fees. Proposals set maximum annual fees by county size, from 4 000 to 7 500 in large counties, with ex officio salaries capped at ten per cent. A conference panel urged the automatic tax board not to raise the state property levy this year.

House Committee Automatic Tax Board

Governor submits bill to restore cash basis and invest highway funds

Governor Sterling on Tuesday introduced a bill to restore the state to a cash basis and direct the Highway Department to invest 3 000 000 of its balance in deficiency warrants of the general revenue fund. The Senate defeated a tax lien delay measure 17 to 5. The automatic tax board is to fix the rate after the conferees accepted House amendments.

Tax Board Sterling Highway Department General Revenue Fund Senate Tom Preherry Bogata P. L. Anderson Ray Holder Dallas Holder J. R. McDoupald Beaumont Austin State Automatic Tax Board Automatic Tax Board

Brazos Highway Work Pushed by Texas Highway Board

The Texas Highway Commission awarded road and bridge contracts totaling 2 233 518 to improve 222 4 highway miles including grading 104 miles and drainage 35 8 miles of concrete paving 82 5 miles of other surfacing and several bridges. Total two day awards 3 111 842 under bids heavy with two projects halted by injunctions. Bra zos County project 15 1 miles from College Station to Grimes line on Highway 6 awarded to Valley Dredging Company for 126 989 dollars.

Austin Texas Highway Commission Kerrville Ingram Town Dieteret Goat Sunset Creeks Highway Kerr County Brazos County College Station Grimes County Valley Dredging Company Donna

Local Cotton Receipts Reach 8 400 Bales This Week

The local cotton compress reports receipts totaling 8 400 bales for the season up to Saturday night, with prices showing little effect on sales pace. Despite a price drop last week, local demand remained steady and neither accelerated nor delayed purchases.

Pastor Wharton to Return Thursday From North Texas Trip

Rev. Jno L Wharton pastor of First Baptist Church is expected home Thursday afternoon from a business visit in Dallas and other points in North Texas.

Jno. L. Wharton First Baptist Church Dallas Texas

Chamber Directors Move Meeting Time With Industrial Expert

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors shift Tuesday meeting to 4 PM to meet J. W. Chatham East Texas industrial commissioner. They plan to use Madison county fair space for promotional materials Oct 1 2 3.

Chamber of Commerce Bryan and Brazos County Madison County Fair Bryan Bryan and Brazos County B. FF. Vance Madison County Ann R. Stanley Huntsville Chamber of Commerce Walker County J. 2 Angell Texas A. and O. S. Johnson Jno M. Lawrence Ed S. Martin W. C. Mitchell Rm. Yeaver

Red Cross Chapter Moves to City Hall in 14th Year of Service

The Brazos County American Red Cross, now in its 14th year of service since 1917, relocates to a second floor office at the Municipal building with daily hours 9:30–11:30 a.m. and 2–5 p.m. Chief officers include CC. M. Bethany as chairman and Mrs. Albert Buchanan as secretary.

Red Cross Chapter City Hall Aryan City Commission R. G. Williams Brazos County The American Red Cross Albert Buchanan Red Cross C. M. Bethany Citizes Bryan Texas Laws Sted Braxo County M. B. Parker A. W. Wilkerson John M. Lawrence H. A. Burger Doane C.S. Williams E. J. Fountain A. K. Brown Dana Carnes W. C. Davis Geo. A. Adams W. J. Leppert Gulf Division New Orleans Colonial Theatre Randolph Ray St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Tiger Haswell John A. Moore W. B. Bizzell Sam Levy W. . Howell Travis B. Bryan R. Q. Bea Charles Palermo Frank Kadanka I. M. Cook CC. M. Bethany J. B. Gleissner

Formal Opening At Allen Today Of 47th Season

Allen Academy begins its 47th year with a student assembly for the formal opening and introductions by ministers. F Law Henderson of the state education board delivered the principal address as weekend plans include a football game against Conroe High and uniform issue next week. Enrollment figures were reported on opening days and are expected to meet prior years.

Allen Academy Bryan F. Law Henderson State Board of Education Allen Allen Field Conroe High Hoors Academy

Solon of Bryan Seeks Repeal of Headlight Laws

Mrs Lee J Rountree a Bryan House member introduced a bill in the Texas Legislature to repeal the head light inspection law. Senator Clint Small will file a duplicate in the Senate The law is unenforceable and costs automobile owners about 325000 a year If enacted and signed it would remove the 25 cent inspection certificate fee required for 1982 licenses.

Austin Lee J. Rountree House Bryan Texas Senate Clint Small Wellington

Harris County Road Bonds for Sale Next Month

Harris county road bonds valued at 2,000,000 will be offered for sale October 1 as part of a 4,000,000 issue voted in April 1980. The sale will leave 600,000 still unsold.

Houston Harris County

Folks and Families Visit Bryan for Weekend Activities

Otis Hocker of Clarksville visits his aunt Mrs. Coulter while preparing to enroll at A and M College as a senior and cadet first lieutenant. A string of local residents and visitors congregate in Bryan for weekends with relatives and college plans.

Otis Hocker Clarksville J. W. Coulter Young Hocker A. and M. College Signal Corps

Brazos Court Meets Under Judge Davis with Grand Jury

District court convened this morning by Judge W. C. Davis. Grand jury impaneled and charged with County Attorney Oak McKenzie present. Foreman EK. A. Peters of Harvey. other jurors listed from Bryan, Wellborn, Kurten, Millican, Tabor, Edge, College Station. bailiffs named for the term. Court to fix civil docket for six week term.

District Court W. C. Davis Oak McKenzie Davis EK. A. Peters Harvey M. EB. Thompson R. L. Hudspeth Tabor C. C. Cobb Steep Hollow J. E. Stanford R. M. Dansby G. S. Parker H. T. Downard J. B. Daughtery Bryan P. L. Barron Wellborn R. E. Dunlap Millican Seab Keith Kurten W. P. Trant Door Horace Reed C. L. Baker D. D. Jolly

North Zulch Public School Opens for 1931 32 Term

North Zulch public school starts the 1931 32 term with high school students to report Saturday Sept 19 at 9 30 am for classifying. The list of new teachers includes Vera Smith Navasota Clifton Adams North Zulch and L B Stone Bedias in the high school and Jimmie Black North Zulch Virgie Lynn Rader Midway and Ruby Gustine North Zulch in the grammar school.

North Zulch Board of Education Vera Smith Navasota Clifton Adams L. BE. Stone Bedias L. EF. Stone Jimmie Black Virgie Lynn Rader Midway Mise Ruby Gustine

Social Favorite Of Bryan Weds In Lake Charles

Katherine Henderson daughter of Hon and Mrs F L Henderson and Gus Hubbard Meyer son of Mrs Mary Meyer of Paris wed in Lake Charles Louisiana while driving from Austin after a sorority breakfast. Henderson a Bryan High School graduate and UT senior social favorite. Meyer UT journalism senior Beta Theta Pi member. Honeymoon brief then return to Bryan uncertain.

Katherine Henderson F. L. Henderson Gus Hubbard Meyer Mary Meyer Paris Rep. R. M. Hubbard New Boston A. G. Hubbard Lamar County Lake Charles Austin Miss Henderson Bryan Bryan High School University of Texas Kappa Kappa Gamma Young Meyer Beta Theta Pi Texas Y Meyer U. T

Ranch Station Sells Last of Its Brahmas

Sonora reports the final Brahma herd remnants from the Ranch Experiment Station sold. Fourteen head sent to Fort Worth market after eight years of experimental use. Superintendent W H Cameron notes excellent range conditions at the station.

Sonora Fort Worth W. H. Cameron

Paving of College Ave to Begin This Week

Thurber Construction Company of Fort Worth informed City Manager R G Williams that paving equipment is being loaded today and is expected to be on site ready to start Thursday this week.

Thurber Construction Company of Fort Worth R. G. Williams College Avenue

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Bryan Church AM Consolidated School Aggie Golumn PT. A. Committee Gov Hoover Brazos Highway State Board Solon Miss Caotin Glynn Stephan Jack Allen Calvert Albert Goodman Temple Mrt Dansby Washington County J. B. Price Price F. K. Mullins Corsicana D. D. Sly South Washington Avenue Eames Lamar Williams J. FE. Reed M. B. Easters John Lewis Fl Paso Ralphana Searcy C. A. Searcy Miss Searcy Mrs. Lewis Lewis Guthrie Okla D. A. Hunter John Frank Keith Anderson Irvin Kirby Somerville College Ave
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