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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
5
Northbound and southbound railroad numbers listed for Houston and Texa and International & Great Northern lines. Local notices include sightings at Wellborn, visits to Navanda and Dallas, residents in the city today, and upcoming sales and advertisements from local businesses and stores.
Nay Long traveled to Waco for a brief appearance while Rose arrived from Marvey, though details remain sparse and unclear about purpose or duration.
Arrangements are being made for the Methodist men's banquet on a Wednesday night in April. The committee urges the penta for that sight and a full tol dance is expected. Hethany, Chairman. Beginning Saturday morning at eleven o'clock, Walker's store will launch a ten day Red Tag Sale with every article offered.
The regular monthly city council meeting will be held this afternoon as newly elected officials are sworn in. Alderman Parks Wal jeer deakins marshal Boyer and city secretary Davier to take office. A full account will appear in tomorrow's age. Easter bazaar hosted by Free Baptist women Friday at Edge Dry Goods store. Red Tax Sale notices to appear in every house Saturday morning for ten days. Baptism notices for Ket Maptiat church parishioners to prepare for Sunday baptism Bum bay night. M E Weaver, Pastor.
Mrs Hattie Cox of Dallas died at the family home on Tuesday April 11 and was laid to rest at Terrell on Wednesday. Funeral services were led by Rev John Le Andrews, formerly pastor of the Christian church here and now a pastor in Dalatre. Cox was raised in the city and remembered as a lovable girl, sister of Mrs W B Hudson, with many old friends and schoolmates sorrowing.
Meritith Tames of the A M College track team won first place in pole vaulting during the Fort Worth track meet held Wednesday night under the Amateur Athletic Union. He cleared 11 feet 4 inches, approaching the Southern record, and is hailed as the pole vaulting champion.
Barurdas Easter event tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock invites all children. The hunt will be on vacant lot near Sr W. G. Reynolds.
Rev. Flinn will deliver a public lecture at the Pitt Methodist church on the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh Scotland. He will share his impressions of the historic event and its impact on Christendom. The serenade audience are invited to attend.
An old notice advertises the Antonio Spring Carnival with Bath of Flowers dates and multiple excursions. It mentions tickets on sale daily from April 16 to 21 with an exclusive limit to April 22 and notes information via a diet agent. The International and Great Northern railroad is listed. A social note records Mrs. Hardy Newton to wed Danette of Law and Lew Ald Society event with church attendance and refreshments for attendees.
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