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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1915
Page
6
A fragmented plea from the Rondell Monks of Pythias campaign asks for charitable help during Christmas. The text references a fundraiser and urges readers to send aid to assist the less fortunate and to remember a long-standing tradition of sharing kindness.
Holiday bulletin urges safety during season fires and electrical hazards. It warns against improper decorations and candles, urging inspections of wiring and the use of safe materials. Local Fire Marshal and officials advise vigilance to prevent fire outbreaks and injuries this Christmas season.
Reports show county officials determining ballot tasks for cadue tees, with ties to Western Bas ae Association activities and Fort Sam Houston winter baseball league plans. State education push calls for 180 day terms, trained teachers, rural road upkeep, consolidated schools, and cooperative library efforts statewide.
Fragmented OCR notes describe holiday train and rail services with fares and routes between Oklahoma Latta Memphis and New Orleans, with various city mentions and dates. The text lists agencies and route segments, including Southeast and Colorado joints, and a pool of unclear names and numbers.
A list of names and locations shows arrivals or attendees including Geo. K White in Port Worth Lamar Howton H. Haas Dallas Vo M Notlek New York R Childress Temple 0.4 Cottier Dallas Mt A Huttenberser Dallas J Pulliven Housine a Wollamson Mumford Geo Dennery New Orleans BW St Aten Houston 8 Goldberg New York J P Mutter Chican 2 K Candle Chicago KV Harri Mart h 5 Meek Dallan WM Dalley St. Louie.
The YWCA note records showing care for an orphan annually, with about 475 needed for the effort. The organization has not only cared for one case but has given 28 more to this cause, reflecting modest but steady support as members quote scripture about cheerful giving and the duty to aid the poor.
The Advent season ushers in a full church program at St Andrews Church with a high choral Christmas Eve midnight service and a Christmas Day Eucharist. The two choirs, chancel and left, will perform selections from Bach, Wagner, and Parsifal as Homer Nearing directs a 20-voice ensemble. A large decor scheme of greens and flowers will adorn the church, and offerings support local missions in Texas with midnight gifts aiding Randolph and Nestler Church outreach.
Readable fragments describe multiple church services and programs on Christmas week. Activities include morning and evening worship at First Baptist, Christian Church, Presbyterian, Methodist, and other local churches with sermons on charity, Biblical themes, and Christmas tree events. Donations and clothing drives urged for orphans and needy families.
Attorney Lamar Metiven announces a suit against a delinquent taxpayer as required by state law. The action aims to compel payment and enforce tax obligations. The filing signals ongoing enforcement efforts and adherence to tax statutes.
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