City Schools Promote Grades After Term Ends
The Eastside first graders were not ready at dismissal as the term ended. The report lists second graders promoted including Margaret Cooper Eugene Sedge Jr Rhys Kitie Mae Delle Hensarling and many others.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
2
The Eastside first graders were not ready at dismissal as the term ended. The report lists second graders promoted including Margaret Cooper Eugene Sedge Jr Rhys Kitie Mae Delle Hensarling and many others.
A long, garbled market summary covers Bryan produce quotations for hay grain and feedstuffs with scattered prices for onions cabbage turnips potatoes and peppers. It references Texas potatoes rising amid demand and notes market conditions in Houston and Kansas City with cattle hogs wool and hides trends, plus export hopes and weather effects on supplies.
Market report details livestock prices with fluctuations across hogs and sheep. Texas and Arizona buyers push for spring lambs while demand weakens for art and teats. prices for specific categories and cull stock noted, with market commentary from JA. Rickart, Market Correspondent.
The tent meeting draws growing crowds and deep spiritual interest with morning and evening services. Rev. Jaataly Watson urges personal evangelism while sermons highlight God's saving power. A prayerful gathering at Mrs A M Herrinwh’s home precedes daily preaching and gatherings along Ferguson Crossing by the river.
The Baptist Sunday school plans a picnic Friday at Dellwood Park. Superintendent Bullock coordinates the event with church members to ensure all scholars and attendees participate, with morning gathering at the church and a return in the late afternoon.
The Commercial Club oversees city wells under way and will complete room reservations for visitors to the A. & M commencement. Rooms are prepaid, reservations nonrefundable, with pipes laid and excavations for water supply along Tiyan Street. Notify secretary Yar at once. T. Hewit, Secretary. Also sewing machine repair and Singer dealer T A Satterwhite.
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